I love this girl 🤣 "it would be really stupid for you to be sitting in this chair if you had anything to do with their disappearance. Like, that would be so dumb" I'm cracking up, she's got him like 👁👄👁

I love how she doubled down on that statement loool.

@Reverend Benzo but it is funny. Seeing dude get what he deserves

Chris: stands up

 "Understandable, have a great day"

Chris: *stands up*

 "Understandable, have a great day"

Gé Rosalem you mean “you’re” and “your” ?

@ingainloggningsnamn hilarious how you are mocking their grammar but don't know the difference between "you are" and "your"

Thomas Daniels geez what is it with you people that can’t go one minute without bringing politics into it. Hardcore left and republicans tend to get uptight about jokes (as is anyone too deep down an ideological rabbit hole to take a joke), and you really had to REACH to make your inaccurate comparison work at all.

@Reverend Benzo Yeah, you're pretty dull.

@Reverend Benzo I think your opinion is irrelevant because you've already proven otherwise.

I don't think you even know what comment thread you're in.

You can be sure 100 percent and still be wrong. Sorry to burst your bubble bud. Stick to coloring books

she's almost 30 and you're calling her a "girl" lol

@ingainloggningsnamn Do you want to try that one again?

@Sergeant Speed I'm 100% sure that I'm smarter than you if you're defending the original post.

You don't really find this funny,  right? That is truly disturbing, if you do. I'll hope you are using a figure of speech and can't express yourself beyond emojis.

I’d have replied with “oh, ok. Can I have my lawyer please”

chris be like： can i go？ like right now？


this interrogation proves that even though narcissists believe they are smarter and more intelligent than others, in reality - they are anything but.<br>he just walked into every trap the officer put in front of him.

this interrogation proves that even though narcissists believe they are smarter and more intelligent than others, in reality - they are anything but.
he just walked into every trap the officer put in front of him.

Yeah he definitely isn't smart. Imagine being a first-time murderer and statisticly knowing that the partner is very likely the perpetrator, and thinking you can bluff homicide detectives with lame guff. It's not like they wouldn't be professionally very sceptical and suspicious of him. I am not a good liar and there's no way in the world I would ever contemplate putting myself in a position like that. It's like he has never watched any true crime videos.


“You’re not just like any ol father Chris. You can actually spell their names and remember their ages. That’s rare Chris, lots of men think that’s woman’s work but you’re not that kind of guy Chris”<br>“I bet you even know what school they go to… you’re a legend Chris now what oil drums have you stuffed their bodies into?!”

“You’re not just like any ol father Chris. You can actually spell their names and remember their ages. That’s rare Chris, lots of men think that’s woman’s work but you’re not that kind of guy Chris”
“I bet you even know what school they go to… you’re a legend Chris now what oil drums have you stuffed their bodies into?!”


16:01 when she was listing all those ways i’m surprised she didn’t just say “you could smother someone with a blanket and then throw their bodies into oil tanks”


'the best part of all of this is that right now only one of us in this room knows the truth. In about 5 minutes it will be two.'

holy shit that gave me chills, this lady is a savage.


Detective: “Chris can we talk about your family?”
Chris: “I HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS EVIL ACT OF CRUELTY”
Detective: 🤔 🤔

@Johnny He’s not wealthy at all. In fact, they as a couple lived well above their means and were overextended financially.

What evil act.?..nobody measoned any evil act!?..you,ve dhot yourself in the foot there..

A loud noise of something crashing comes from the children's room. You run into the room and see the shards of a broken vase on the floor. <br>One of the kids: "it wasn't me!"

A loud noise of something crashing comes from the children's room. You run into the room and see the shards of a broken vase on the floor.
One of the kids: "it wasn't me!"

@Johnny He didn't. They were in debt up to their eyeballs. They were going to be foreclosure soon because they bought a house/and lived way over their income level.

Detective: “Sounds TOTALLY legit to me!”

Teacher: “Alright class, pass up your homework”
Kid: “I swear my little sister was fighting with me and she ripped up my homework so I couldn’t complete it, it’s not my fault.”
Teacher who didn’t even ask him: Um... 👁👄👁

🤣🤣🤣 I hate that I laughed HARD at that comment.  But that's exactly how he sounds 🙄🙄.


I love how they intentionally have an extremely quiet yet subtly echoey room with a loud clock ticking, feel like that would drive you insane being in for hours


What makes him so calm? The whole time even in the first video when he first saw police he was so calm. Is this what a psychopath is?


Damn the woman doing the polygraph nailed him.She KNEW that he strangled the wife and then smothered the children! I am in awe of her.Also in a complete state of shock.I love that she has no mercy on him.


10:00 "The polygraph can be beaten"

It's more like "A polygraph sometimes get's it right".

There is a reason why the polygraph is not admissable as evidence anywhere and the fact that only the USA still even uses it should be an indication that it's about as reliable as a Scotsman in a whisky shop.

The reason they use a polygraph is not to find out if a person is telling a lie, becuase it can't, fullstop. What it's used for is psychological warfare, it's just another way of trying to convince the suspect that  they know he's lying. They already know he's lying but they think adding a machine into the mix makes it more believable.

Unfortiunately 50% of the USA is too stupid to realise this and they still insist that if you pass a polygraph, you didn't do it and if you didn't pass a polygraph you should be shot.

@Lia Hamilton It has a lot to do with compartmentalisation I think. If you can shut off entire parts of your memory, how can you lie?

@Dick Mullen I’ve always thought about that. What if you were able to twist the question in your own head and answer it in a way that to you, is technically not lying so it won’t read that you are because you’re convinced you’re not. Could you then pass it?


Jesus, that polygrapher. She is a stone cold PROFESSIONAL.

Jesus, that polygrapher. She is a stone cold PROFESSIONAL.

@Sławomir But she knows he’s guilty. She wouldn’t use the same technique with someone she believed to be innocent.

@Sławomir But she knows he’s guilty. She wouldn’t use the same technique with someone she believed to be innocent.

@Sergeant Speed wait - literally?!?  That’s a huge violation!

@Sergeant Speed wait - literally?!?  That’s a huge violation!

I lie about my farts all the time.  This woman would kill my rep, as I’d have zero chance of passing the blame…

I lie about my farts all the time.  This woman would kill my rep, as I’d have zero chance of passing the blame…

@Sławomir they knew he was guilty….she was baiting him. She’s absolutely amazing

@Sławomir they knew he was guilty….she was baiting him. She’s absolutely amazing

Yes. "I appreciate that more than you know." I was thinking.." Oh, I bet you do, LOL, bye, bye, Chris Wacky Watts!"

Yes. "I appreciate that more than you know." I was thinking.." Oh, I bet you do, LOL, bye, bye, Chris Wacky Watts!"

@Sergeant Speed Does not guarantee to not get sentenced especially in the US.

@Sergeant Speed Does not guarantee to not get sentenced especially in the US.

When she said “so you’re a really bad liar” and MADE OUT SHE WAS ON HIS SIDE LIKE THAT WAS BRILLIANT 🥵

When she said “so you’re a really bad liar” and MADE OUT SHE WAS ON HIS SIDE LIKE THAT WAS BRILLIANT 🥵

@SpydersByte She is the Boss! For real for real!!

@SpydersByte She is the Boss! For real for real!!

A pro at a pseudo-scientific profession.

A pro at a pseudo-scientific profession.

Polygraphs are not real science sad cops are still aloud to use them. Even if I was telling the truth I would be nervous to take the test and my heartrate would jump just trying to get my point across

@CellBlockNine this man murdered his wife and children, pls freestyle under a type beat video

@CellBlockNine this man murdered his wife and children, pls freestyle under a type beat video

she knew he was guilty af yet kept her professional composure.

she knew he was guilty af yet kept her professional composure.

@CellBlockNine you call that “infatuation”? Lmao Everybody including her already knew he was guilty.<br>The lady at the drive thru touched my hand when giving me change back so she’s totally infatuated with me 🥴

@CellBlockNine you call that “infatuation”? Lmao Everybody including her already knew he was guilty.
The lady at the drive thru touched my hand when giving me change back so she’s totally infatuated with me 🥴

Yeah, but I hate it when people say "awesome" 20 times in a minute.

Yeah, but I hate it when people say "awesome" 20 times in a minute.

@Sławomir I get your point but they were onto him from the very beginning, and even if he was innocent, in such desperate times you gotta do what you gotta do, she wouldn't be able to act casual like that with a devastated wrongly accused man, she just goes with the flow in my opinion.

@CellBlockNine Bro why you trying to be like Troy?

@CellBlockNine Bro why you trying to be like Troy?

Great at her job, awful with her posture..

Great at her job, awful with her posture..

@Sławomir an innocent person wouldn't laugh around like he did, it's all a trap

@Sławomir an innocent person wouldn't laugh around like he did, it's all a trap

@CellBlockNine that rap was really cringy

@CellBlockNine that rap was really cringy

@Sławomir thats the point. If he wasnt guilty he would probably call her out on asking all these dumb questions! Now his focus is strictly on cooperation in order to appear likeable and avoid incrimination.

@Sławomir she already knew, that was part of her professional act

@Sławomir she already knew, that was part of her professional act

@Sławomir I think she was doing that to make Chris feel comfortable and not look at her as a threat but more as a friend.

@Sławomir I think she was doing that to make Chris feel comfortable and not look at her as a threat but more as a friend.

@Ca Cu I’m not, all I’m saying is you can’t determine narcissism within 20mins of a video. Why is it so hard to understand? I never said I’m an expert in people, this is common knowledge... I said I was majoring so I could act as a source.

you should say this sarcastic line to the person who said that the criminal is narcissistic.... I could use the same logic, “OH god, you determined the person is narcissistic in just an hour in...WOW YOU Must be an expert WITH PEOPLE” ... wrong tag.

@Eggchin My WebMD says I have issues with confronting the truth because of the extremely high expectations placed on me by my parents.  That's what I told her anyway.  It was the first thing when I googled "lie to your girlfriend".  I heard her car pull in the drive and I do something.

@Prat Y oh God...you're majoring in it, so you think you're an expert in people.

@Prat Y oh God...you're majoring in it, so you think you're an expert in people.

@CellBlockNine Or you are deluded lolollll

@CellBlockNine Or you are deluded lolollll

@CellBlockNine WHY DOES'T THIS COMMENT HAVE MORE LIKES?!? 🤣🤣🤣

@CellBlockNine WHY DOES'T THIS COMMENT HAVE MORE LIKES?!? 🤣🤣🤣

And the cherry on top is that her name is so disarming...Tammy...

And the cherry on top is that her name is so disarming...Tammy...

@CellBlockNine No. Individuals who work in law enforcement more often than not act friendly toward suspects when they know, or have evidence that indicates guilt

She’s FBI. She’s seen things even worse than this creep

She’s FBI. She’s seen things even worse than this creep

Can’t really be “professional” in a fake job. Like a professional priest or witchdoctor, when it’s nonsense  where real and fake are the same.

Can’t really be “professional” in a fake job. Like a professional priest or witchdoctor, when it’s nonsense  where real and fake are the same.

@Sławomir the lady would never do that if it was actually a victim but due to evidence from before, she knew she can go all out.

@Sławomir the lady would never do that if it was actually a victim but due to evidence from before, she knew she can go all out.

@Sławomir she told Chris that as soon as he walked in the room she could tell he was guilty, so those questions were intentional to see if she could get a reaction out of him. Considering he didnt sound like he cared, she was right

Mister Justice You’ve got problems if you think she is flirting with him. Like seriously, she wasn’t flirting or thinking he was innocent.

Mister Justice You’ve got problems if you think she is flirting with him. Like seriously, she wasn’t flirting or thinking he was innocent.

Can you all stop calling her a polygrapher? That's just part of her job, she is a detective. This isn't the only interrogation on YouTube she's involved in, she is brilliant at what she does. Chris wasn't her first murderer and definitely not her last

<b>she's like the random blue haired at the back of the class</b>

*she's like the random blue haired at the back of the class*

Mister Justice I think that was part of the mind games and trying to act friendly so he would put his guard down

Mister Justice I think that was part of the mind games and trying to act friendly so he would put his guard down

Mister Justice, I fear for the unsuspecting women in your life

Mister Justice, I fear for the unsuspecting women in your life

@/b/ random What led you to this conclusion

@/b/ random What led you to this conclusion

@CellBlockNine (i believe thats the truth bruh)

@CellBlockNine (i believe thats the truth bruh)

@Deirdre Brydon Trust me, women flirt with me all the time so I know what I am talking about. She is totes flirting with him.

@Deirdre Brydon Trust me, women flirt with me all the time so I know what I am talking about. She is totes flirting with him.

@CellBlockNine why is it that when women are being nice, polite and have a laugh or two they must be flirting. do you think she would really risk her professional career to flirt with a killer

@SpydersByte lol yeah just think of how many people are locked up in  jail bc of forced, coerced or bad poly graphs. There Is a reason they arent admissible in court anymore lol

@Steeldriver oatmeal. . Cream pie? . . Nani?? 🤣 Pardon my immaturity

@Steeldriver oatmeal. . Cream pie? . . Nani?? 🤣 Pardon my immaturity

Nah dude, im sure stephen mcdaniel can break them lmao *death stare activate

Nah dude, im sure stephen mcdaniel can break them lmao *death stare activate

golden63 Most people are ignorant to the work law enforcement put into these investigations. It’s just part of the current anti-police culture...

golden63 Most people are ignorant to the work law enforcement put into these investigations. It’s just part of the current anti-police culture...

Right? If I wanted to interrogate a murderer, I'd be like, bring in that amateur polygrapher.

Right? If I wanted to interrogate a murderer, I'd be like, bring in that amateur polygrapher.

@Sławomir if he did not kill his family - he would never act as calm as he did.

@Sławomir if he did not kill his family - he would never act as calm as he did.

@Sławomir They don't call in this level of professional unless they're 99% sure it's the guy and they just need a confession, and the professional is usually able to pick up on signals very well given it's their job. If someone was fully innocent they'd see signals and change tactics.

@choblgobblrr you mean <b>distraught</b> not disgruntled. 😬

@choblgobblrr you mean *distraught* not disgruntled. 😬

@Sławomir  Oooorrrrr its because the detective and polygrapher already knew he was guilty.  <br> They are professionals and if we could see that he was guilty imagine what they saw face-to-face.

@Sławomir  Oooorrrrr its because the detective and polygrapher already knew he was guilty.
 They are professionals and if we could see that he was guilty imagine what they saw face-to-face.

You can tell she despises him for what he did

You can tell she despises him for what he did

Polygraphs are bullshit but they played that very well I must say.

Polygraphs are bullshit but they played that very well I must say.

Sławomir She’s literally a professional.....she knew he was guilty. They know how to act with different people obviously she won’t act like that with a disgruntled and anxious parent.

worked w/lawyer polygraph certified, 90% IS the operator. Doesn't mean they are wrong, just why not legal in court. There ARE ways to circumvent....

worked w/lawyer polygraph certified, 90% IS the operator. Doesn't mean they are wrong, just why not legal in court. There ARE ways to circumvent....

"It's not like it's going to BUZZ or anything" (when you're lying, Chris...)

"It's not like it's going to BUZZ or anything" (when you're lying, Chris...)

@Sławomir They do it because they're judging the person's response. An innocent person would tell them to shut up and just find my family.. they'd be mad!

@Sławomir Yeah but the way he was acting the entire time, she knew he was guilty already before entering the room

@Sławomir Yeah but the way he was acting the entire time, she knew he was guilty already before entering the room

@Surgicalsensei I think people who are confident enough to murder someone in the belief they will get away with it are so full of grandiosity, they probably truly believe that they could fool the test

@Tarantella LaRouge That is an insane amount of money to charge.  Yes when you travel, do purchase one.  There is a size between standard and double decker - I just refer to it as jumbo - my apologies.

@Steeldriver if you order them from France, it is 23 euros for two boxes plus 12 euros for the shipping, more than 40$ ! and there is no Jumbo size ! maybe I will wait until my next trip to New York, but thanks for the tip !

RIGHT! How she’s on him about ways to make someone disappear?! She’s relentless

RIGHT! How she’s on him about ways to make someone disappear?! She’s relentless

agree.too bad she wasnt involved in the jodi arias interrogation...man how l would love to see how that would have played out...lmao!

agree.too bad she wasnt involved in the jodi arias interrogation...man how l would love to see how that would have played out...lmao!

She is Highly experienced, trained, seasoned. Not to mention has the best schooling, training and procedure.

She is Highly experienced, trained, seasoned. Not to mention has the best schooling, training and procedure.

I bet she speedrun LA Noir in 3 minutes.

I bet she speedrun LA Noir in 3 minutes.

@Steeldriver No..lol is that like over-night oats put on some pie crust ?

@Steeldriver No..lol is that like over-night oats put on some pie crust ?

@TekkSupport119 Sounds?  You've never had one?

@TekkSupport119 Sounds?  You've never had one?

@Steeldriver oatmeal...cream... pie ??? That sounds delicious !!

@Steeldriver oatmeal...cream... _pie_ ??? That sounds delicious _!!_

@Sławomir exactly why this stuff works. That's intentional so they can tell who's guilty and who isn't. This isn't about protecting someone's feelings - it's about finding the truth

She loved every minute of that Power, even if someone was innocent

She loved every minute of that Power, even if someone was innocent

@Sergeant Speed Why would u ever submit to a poly? Just call the dam lawyer

@Sergeant Speed Why would u ever submit to a poly? Just call the dam lawyer

@yortzandat It's a risky business having consumables, a woman and honesty all in the same room.  Sometimes it doesn't pay off.  Other times it definitely doesn't pay off.

Vero Stang when It went missing, she gave me the twitchy glare for weeks. I had to lie for safety.

Vero Stang when It went missing, she gave me the twitchy glare for weeks. I had to lie for safety.

@Steeldriver oh noooo not the oatmeal cream pie 🤣🤣🤣

@Steeldriver oh noooo not the oatmeal cream pie 🤣🤣🤣

@Sławomir I think (hope) that it wouldn't go the same way if you were really a grieving partner. Your reactions would be entirely different and I would hope hers would be too. It must have been really obvious to her he was guilty.

@CellBlockNine how? I see her playing the game to make him more comfortable to be easier to see his body reactions to certain things. You need to form some sort of a mini bond at the start of these things, it makes it sort of easier to read the person and for them to confess to whatever they've done...at least thats what my boss told me when she was working in the police force. Its easier that way apparently

There's a reason for it as well, she has to pretend that the polygraph isn't a stage prop in this interrogation theatre even though it's  bad enough at telling between the honest and liars that it doesn't count as evidence.

@Sławomir Which is a good tactic to rule out the guilty and innocent. Innocent people will lash out and get pissed, guilty people just go along with it

@Sławomir Which is a good tactic to rule out the guilty and innocent. Innocent people will lash out and get pissed, guilty people just go along with it

Surgicalsensei because he is a psychopath and thought he could dupe the poly and the officers! Psychopaths have a distorted inflated ego and think they can outsmart others, Chris is a vulnerable narcissist as well and the attempt to outsmart is a very common narcissist trait as well..

@Sławomir Polygraphs are usually only given to people that the police <i>already know</i> are guilty - it's little more than a form of psychological torture used to extract a confession.

@Sławomir Polygraphs are usually only given to people that the police _already know_ are guilty - it's little more than a form of psychological torture used to extract a confession.

I used to work with a trained polygrapher - who explained to me that administering the polygraph test is not the main part of the job.

I used to work with a trained polygrapher - who explained to me that administering the polygraph test is not the main part of the job.

Also polygraphs aren't admissible because they are far less about any science and waaaay more about the polygraphers interrogation techniques.

Also polygraphs aren't admissible because they are far less about any science and waaaay more about the polygraphers interrogation techniques.

Surgicalsensei people like him think they’re smarter than folks.

Surgicalsensei people like him think they’re smarter than folks.

golden63 they’re highly highly trained in all sorts of aspects.

golden63 they’re highly highly trained in all sorts of aspects.

@Sam McShane seriously. Playing mind tricks on him. But a really smart criminal can outdo them.

@Sam McShane seriously. Playing mind tricks on him. But a really smart criminal can outdo them.

The bit where she's happily telling him he's a terrible liar.. ooooff

The bit where she's happily telling him he's a terrible liar.. ooooff

@Surgicalsensei Its for legal reasons.  And his deceptive answers give them specific areas to investigate. They urgently needed to find the bodies before any more evidence was lost.   He thought his Mr Nice Guy act would carry him through and that he could explain any discrepancies. He thought they would believe him no matter what the polygraph showed.

@CellBlockNine 100%. There has been a massive cover up in this case. Anyone who has watched her police  interviews can catch her many lies and contradictions.  And the FBI and CBI have let her get away with it.  Much more info has come to light now that the cops are ignoring.

@Surgicalsensei He might have just been THAT arrogant.

@Surgicalsensei He might have just been THAT arrogant.

@Juanita Richards Could she have been involved?? I haven't heard anything about that.

@Juanita Richards Could she have been involved?? I haven't heard anything about that.

Why did they even need to use the polygraph? They could tell even without him failing the test. The confusing part is why did Chris think he could fool a Polygraph test?

@Sławomir They knew about the mistress by then. Its a pity they didn't ask him any questions about her involvement.....because we know a lot more now than we did then........the public has done more digging that LE did.

@Joe B Nah she was infatuated with him at the beginning. She totally thought he was innocent. did you see the way she was flirting with him???

@Joe B Nah she was infatuated with him at the beginning. She totally thought he was innocent. did you see the way she was flirting with him???

Dude. They are ruthless. I’ve been polygraphed and they are crazy mf’s.

Dude. They are ruthless. I’ve been polygraphed and they are crazy mf’s.

Chris Watts likes to smoke pots and he likes a lot to clean bots (robots, that is). Chris Watts sleeps on cots and he connects the dots and hates when the weather is hots especially when he has to mow the lots. He prefers the applesauce brand of Motts. But he is not a baby tot (because he is an adult, that is). Oh yeah Chris Watts, his life shall rot in a jail in which he didn't sought but his parents did in fact taught (him better, that is), never again will he sail a yacht.
<br>That's my rap I wrote about Chris Watts. Comment and give me a like. Did you enjoy it? Thanks.

Chris Watts likes to smoke pots and he likes a lot to clean bots (robots, that is). Chris Watts sleeps on cots and he connects the dots and hates when the weather is hots especially when he has to mow the lots. He prefers the applesauce brand of Motts. But he is not a baby tot (because he is an adult, that is). Oh yeah Chris Watts, his life shall rot in a jail in which he didn't sought but his parents did in fact taught (him better, that is), never again will he sail a yacht.
That's my rap I wrote about Chris Watts. Comment and give me a like. Did you enjoy it? Thanks.

@golden63 I've been wrongly accused before, and I submitted to a poly. It was the sergeant and he DRILLED my ass for 7 hours total. A full on interrogation.

I'm just glad I wasn't actually guilty lol

And that "hambugerler sweater "must be giving him chills

And that "hambugerler sweater "must be giving him chills

She gave me anxiety.  Called my girl at work and admitted that I did actually eat her oatmeal cream pie last year.  I'm free!

She gave me anxiety.  Called my girl at work and admitted that I did actually eat her oatmeal cream pie last year.  I'm free!

@Sławomir She already knew he had done it at this point.

@Sławomir She already knew he had done it at this point.

I had no idea they could be so involved in the interrogation. I thought they just administered the tests and gave the results.

I had no idea they could be so involved in the interrogation. I thought they just administered the tests and gave the results.

well, the guy was a killer. But imagine your wife gone missing along with the kids, and she's joking around and like having this kidn of chit chat  and actually you are just a folk suffering, who did not kill the wife. That's just so inappropriate considering circumstances

this detective and that polygrapher were the ultimate duo

this detective and that polygrapher were the ultimate duo

right? Hell I felt ready to confess to something I've never done just listening to her

right? Hell I felt ready to confess to something I've never done just listening to her


this part (4:00) is were he got busted,when you miss someone who you love and want them back you would only think of lovely things cause thinking of something bad happening when you meet them again would be mentally painful,so Chris watts said he just wanted them to ring the door bell or bust the door open and give him a hug so hard it knocks him to the wall or smash his head on the wall,he is subconsciously admitting to what he has done and if you love someone you wouldnt think of them doing harm to you but it is possible to think you might hurt those you love,at this instant he busted himself


They were on to him from the beginning.  Chris doesn’t come across like someone very smart.  I can’t imagine he’d actually think he’d get away with this.  Hell, he buried them right where he works.  He didn’t really even TRY to hide what he did.   I would have confessed before she hooked that lie detector to me.  He already is talking about his family in PAST tense.  He wasn’t fooling anyone but his parents.


Wow I didnt even know the police have programs to see all digital messages from devices long after they been deleted. Did he say I hope she got a burner phone??? He was really digging his own grave. I have never seen the polygrapher ask so many pre test questions. Very perplexing..


Just wondering - the night before the polygraph, they actually let him go home ?? I mean, what were the chances he might have tried escaping ?


I love that lady. She absolutely pulverized that disgusting excuse for a human being. I wish I could send her flowers.

@Travis N You seem to have experience on that matter? Mind sharing? :D

"Thank you for being a horrible liar" SAVAGE I love her!

She's wonderful until you work with ladies like her in the workplace and see how quickly they'll turn on you and run to HR as soon as piss them off even once.  Then they're not so sweet lovely cute witty and all that.

@Moe S I saw her first!!😂………screw my wife hahah

All these incels thinking that giving flowers to anyone it's creepy, maybe it's creepy if you gave flower to someone haha

Don't send flowers, she's allergic. Her cashapp is $bennyboy

Give her an hour with me and she'll probably have me confessing to planning 9/11...

@Thorphinn Skull-Splitter you're not dumb, just old :)

@XenittX not gonna lie it took me a while to figure out what ngl meant. I know.... I'm dum.

@XenittX In what universe is sending some flowers and appreciation "creepy"?

Send her flowers? Thats pretty creepy ngl

I'd love a job like that. Interogation and lie detector test

@Jeffrey Alvarez You must be fun to be around! Sarcasm must not be your forte.

@Moe S you have the wrong wife then. That's not a healthy relationship. Don't end up murdering her though.

I wanna say I love her but my wife reads my comments. I love you wifey.

Absolutely, I hope shes aware that people are impressed with her ability. She handled that so professionally. Extremely well done. I'm awestruck.

She cornered him before the polygraph even started, and the compliment she gave him was just the cherry on top.


I loved that polygraph tester, when she praised that this guy is a bad lier. 😅 Such psychologic pressure! 🤣


Guilty AF !!! He sounds sooooo freaking guilty !!! He can’t stop running his mouth, like zero control. I love how the detective says that everyone knows he’s guilty and NOTHING he’s said has made sense.


Honestly even the way he said “no” to the control questions compared to the real ones was obvious


Man really has balls to watch videos of his kids that he killed in an interrogation room.


“Only one person knows the truth right now. In about five minutes, it’ll be two” ooooo gave me chills

She went from sweet to ghetto so quick I love her

@heather lynsey same omg i was like "FINE I DID IT OK????"

@NotoriousRichie We all say we wouldn't talk to the police but when you want to seem not guilty the "not guilty" thing feels like you should do whatever the cop asks you to do. Your mind thinks that any refusal will make you look guilty. These cops are just exploiting that part of his (and our) brain.

She bout made me confess to it. I shit down my leg.

@Kelli Sees seriously tho my friend is one

@Franz Borow exactly. Most parts of the process that involve direct interaction with suspects revolve around using psychological pressure to get a confession. Regardless of their court status, people feel like a passed polygraph can get investigators on their side and off their backs. If they fail, it expedites the course of the proceeding interrogation

@NotoriousRichie you said he wanted to be caught m so what did he have to be afraid of? Just confess if that’s what you want lmao

@James S honestly, some people are just so delusional that they think they can outsmart the cops and anyone else. There's no other explanation. It's crazy. Or they're dumb and don't understand they can refuse and get a lawyer lmao.

@NotoriousRichie Pretty sure even Jesus won't bail you out, if you killed your wife and kids.

I just still can't wrap my head around how monumentally stupid someone must be to take a polygraph test when they know they are guilty. I was very impressed by the test administrator's professionalism too though.

That line implies only he knows where they are. At that point an innocent person would pick up on that.

@ლ,ᔑ•د͟͠•ᔐ.ლ I can answer that, fear.  There lives cost him his freedom.  The only possible way he gets out of jail is by praying every day to Jesus.

Frfr that was probably one of the most chilling parts of the whole situation. When they make an OFFICIAL movie on this I pray that quote is in it

@NotoriousRichie thank you Chris, very cool they let you have a phone and for giving us insight into what your mind was going through that day. But why didn’t you just confess if you wanted to be caught?

Rhiannon Parks   I think he wanted to be caught. I mean I’m not even half as successful as Chris but I’m smart enough to know not to talk to police without a lawyer and this dude was more than willing to take a lie detector test.  It’s like dude you have a right to not incriminate yourself and your taking a polygraph. He didn’t really want to get away with it

When she said that part of my brain was like, "She's such a badass", but the other half was like, "He's a murderer, don't taunt the murderer, he's going to jump over the table and silence you too!!" lol

people don't realize that polygraphs are not admissible in court.  the only purpose they serve is to make the suspect feel as though they are already doomed and have no choice but to confess.


Normally I'm pretty hippy dippy when it comes to sentencing and the existence of prisons but this guy has me feeling like Javert


Is it just me or did it seem like the polygrapher was having so much fun messing with him

Because he made her job real easy for her.


That interrogator was like out of a movie. An excellent officer


I can't believe he didn't even pretend to look at the surveillance video from the neighbor next door!  Just stood there facing the police instead, rocking all over the place....


It always stuns me how calm the detectives are in these scenarios when the suspects are so obviously guilty, I don't know how they don't either lose it on them or get totally scared / creeped out

Why does it “stun” you?<br>It’s their job. Quit being over dramatic.

Why does it “stun” you?
It’s their job. Quit being over dramatic.

I think because the interrogator knows if they do their job right, then the murderer gets life and you’re the one who made it happen. Like losing the battle to win the war

they have to in order to get suspect to talk.. i believe if normal people will just beat the hell of Crist Watt..

I took a criminal justice class in high school and my teacher was a cop for over 20 years. I asked him this same question. He basically said that it’s all a facade. That although he got used to the charade after a while, there were some cases that still broke him. He detailed speaking with a notorious serial killer from our area in the 80s and I’ll never forget how he said: “I’ve never seen eyes so dark and empty than the eyes of that man.”

Yes, how techniques have changed. In the 40s and 50s you might get yelled at and slapped around some.

It's probably emotionally draining being angry all the time. Just think about it: They must see cases like this at least a few times a month.

They wouldn't even apply for the job if they didn't feel they naturally had the right personality traits.

They almost definitely do get creeped out, but they know they have a very important job to do, so that keeps them focused. Must be an extremely stressful job, not everyone can do it.

Lotta these violent crime detectives have psychology in their educational history, if not a whole degree in it.

Investivators are savvy, not stupid idiots. They know that every bit of this will be played during trial. Every suspect should learn that as well hahaha. Never talk, get a lawyer, simple.

I feel like its easier when you have high confidence in their guilt because then you're just focused on laying traps to catch them in a lie. I love these little techniques and its so fascinating how they use them so expertly and with such discretion.

It’s because the criminal is powerless. In situations like these, what could they do? Pounce at the detective? There’s multiple officers just outside that door waiting for the call to arrest and haul their ass to jail the second that interrogation ends. If there was any sign of a struggle, they’d bust through that door and the only person getting hurt would be the accused.

I don’t think it’s a situation of getting creeped out by a suspect, but I do share the sentiment that it’s impressive that the detectives don’t outright just fold and berate disgusting people like Chris for their heinous crimes.

They definitely get upset and lose there cool. Just not while getting a confession .<br>Look up that case where the guy found the 14 children living in the parent's house and they were changing their children to the bed.... The detective who handled that case that was interviewed was literally crying when he talked about what he saw.  This stuff definitely affects people

They definitely get upset and lose there cool. Just not while getting a confession .
Look up that case where the guy found the 14 children living in the parent's house and they were changing their children to the bed.... The detective who handled that case that was interviewed was literally crying when he talked about what he saw.  This stuff definitely affects people

It is very impressive, I know its cliched but their training does kick in  and by doing this on a regular basis, you would develop a type of progressive discipline, maybe even desensitized at times as a consequence. But in this case the polygrapher admitted she felt sick to the core when interviewing him at one point.

This job attracts a certain kind of personality. They're less emotional, lower intelligence, more physical, see things in more black and white where anything that's a "crime" is condemned regardless of whether it's the right thing.

@S Mac I agree, imagine how much they have to fight it, to not say "you are fucken lying you did it!"

@Genesis Osuna obviously I understand, but it still must take an insane amount of strength and skill to not let human instinct take over

It's their job, they are trained for it.

It's called a false sense of security.

If you let in on that you know they're guilty right away; then you've already lost them and they're not gonna say a damn thing.

Those pauses weren't interrogation techniques. He was just controlling himself from beating him to death with his bare hands

I’m sure that’s how they are on the other side of the wall

Because it they "lost it", it would cause more problems than it would solve.

@Ruby Lancaster of course it’s impressive

@I dunno still doesn't mean it isn't impressive

@I dunno I know obviously, and they have training, experience etc, it's just the human side of it, especially in such a horrific case like this, but I guess that's what drives them, to make sure people like this are imprisoned. It's still extremely impressive though 😅👏🏽


The way the polygraph girl just straight up said how shit of a liar Chris was had MY heart racing.


The control questions having the que right at the start is so smart man

You hear "before 2018" and lie but lie comfortably without having to process the following question and coming up with a false claim to protect yourself.


hearing him repeat the same exact response that he wants the kids to run through the door into his arms or whatever is so weird bc even if you take the hindsight out of it… you can really hear how insincere it is. no emotion in his voice at all


It’s crazy that the investigator spend less than a hour with him, and already has a 100% sure that, was Chris that make something with his own family


It’s so disturbing how he only refers to his children as “these” or “those” kids, never “my kids.”

@Syzygy ah, yes! Religious people have no faults. 😂👌🏼

@Syzygy ah, yes! Religious people have no faults. 😂👌🏼

@AlyMetz Well ironically the people I know who do this are both pastors and present themselves as pillars of morality.

@Syzygy i mean, I had abusive people in my family, and the people who were the most psychologically abusive always called me “the kid” or “that kid”, etc. which was a way to objectify someone, and not put ownership of said person on them. Saying “our kid” is different from “that kid.”
Not saying that everyone who does it is verbally/mentally/etc abusive, but you definitely wouldn’t have known they were that bad by just meeting them/me 🤷🏼♀
Plus, people that are manipulative easily fool people

@yuu mak he actually doesn’t 😂 but thank you for trying to make me feel better lol.

@Dancing Firefly <br>It sounds like you had a good father and I hope that you had a good mother, as well. My father loved me but my mother, a covert malignant narcissist, pitted us against each other for years. Nightmare.

@Dancing Firefly
It sounds like you had a good father and I hope that you had a good mother, as well. My father loved me but my mother, a covert malignant narcissist, pitted us against each other for years. Nightmare.

For some of them I felt like it was they way most people like when he’s saying those kids and pointing at the picture but like the majority of the time it was icky

@AlyMetz I have friends who call their kids "The Boy" and the "The Girl".

@AlyMetz I have friends who call their kids "The Boy" and the "The Girl".

@RazzBerry I totally understand this. When my brother died suddenly I was so numb I couldn’t really cry In front of anyone. My entire world fell apart and I was a break wall. If you tried to hug me I locked up and it was like my emotions where turned off. My thoughts how ever where very clear and concise when answering questions or talking with family. I could talk to you and make sure you knew I was okay and that my family would be okay. Behind closed doors however i was in a mess and a ball on the floor for months

@Storytime with Mamabear your so correct about that and it makes it that much more horrific for what Shannon must have felt in her final moments. All of that coming in to clear view as he’s snuffing out her life

have you never referred to your children that way?

have you never referred to your children that way?

@pixie oh yesss i hope other prisoners give to him a good lesson there....🤞😉🤣👌

@ShuHao Why would a nice normal person will do that. His wife probably made his life worse, threatened him with alimony, told him she will trap him in false domestic violence too. He was cornered and had no choice. My sympathy is with Chris. He have to live rest of his life his rage for his wife made him kill two bastard girls.

@A K .. never talk about victims who are no there to speak for themselves like that. you don't know anything nor her affair ever was talked about or proven. what the heck are you talking about?

They were probably not his his kids. She used to have an affair.

They were probably not his his kids. She used to have an affair.

Worse part was he refers to them past tense . He is “like she was “they were

that's how culprit distance themselves from the victims to tell themselves they are not guilty, doesn't matter how close the relationship is. it's actually crazy

@R G Haha thank you! I’m going to major in Psychology and am definitely considering going into a job/field that deals with abnormal psych.

Nobody even pointed that out! Good job Kathryn, have you considered a job as a detective?

It's a distancing thing. In your brain you dont want to be a part of the situation so you try to distance yourself from it.

THEY are part of the MANY RED FLAGS of guilt.

THEY are part of the MANY RED FLAGS of guilt.

@OrphnE Music your so cool with your 2 words, can you give us more infos than words? <br>every sociopath are different, and it’s just one side of em, they have multiple, so judging em in one or two words is not precise

@OrphnE Music your so cool with your 2 words, can you give us more infos than words?
every sociopath are different, and it’s just one side of em, they have multiple, so judging em in one or two words is not precise

I think he really gave himself away when he started talking about violence towards those kids...my girls, my daughters, my kids...the distancing is so apparent

by avoiding saying “my kids” he can run from the guilt of having killed his own children.

Bcuz psycho and sociopaths don't have attachments...his focus was the girl he was cheating with so his wife and kids didn't matter

I was just thinking about that! Such a detached use<br>Of language

I was just thinking about that! Such a detached use
Of language

A Guy Named Something not out of the ordinary for a normal, casual conversation with friends - definitely abnormal for this situation

@RazzBerry yeah. I see your point.    We all react to situations differently.

he says it throughout the interview too...

he says it throughout the interview too...

@Catherine well yeah, i’m just extremely uncomfortable showing those emotions in front of people especially if I don’t know them, so I don’t judge an apparent lack of emotion so quickly, and her just calling him weird for not crying pissed me off, though it’s more acceptable since they were pretty much certain about his involvement.

Disgusting.. poor babies deserved a real dad

Disgusting.. poor babies deserved a real dad

You're reaching. I think people say that all the time, because they hear other people say it. But I'm sure you've heard people say things like, these kids drive me nuts, or those kids are so wild. It's really not that out of the ordinary at all.

@Catherine I would not cry under most circumstances that involve other people, so i would absolutely not during an interrogation

oh ya know those kids, haven’t seen em in a while, wonder where they are?  oh well.

@AlyMetz My husband and I called our kid "your daughter" when we were making fun of her. But we never say anything like that behind her. So don't worry, your dad loves you.

I know! An innocent man would be in tears, desperate to find his wife and daughters

@Catherine Any normal, innocent person would be a mess. All through the interviews and trial he was as cool as a cucumber, which shows his total lack of love, empathy, and normal human emotions. My husband once said that if anything ever happed to my kids, they'd have to put me in a home for the bewildered. I adore my kids. I can't imagine how anyone whose entire family has gone missing can even eat or sleep. The fact that he sounds he's talking about a boring project at work shows his complete lack of love for his wife and kids, and total absorption with himself. I wonder if his mistress ever figured out that he is incapable of love, and that he only wanted to be with her because they had lots of sex and fun. He would have gotten tired of her, too.

@AlyMetz My Pop called me "Daughter," but I knew he adored me. I hope your dad loved you, too.

My dad did this to me as well.. I was always called “The Kid”

My dad did this to me as well.. I was always called “The Kid”

And how is he not sobbing 😭? He says the words he thinks he should say without any emotion at all. Even if he was innocent, his wife and kids are missing!

He does call them "my kids" a few times throughout the interrogation to be fair, but yeah the distancing is crazy whenever he doesn't call them my kids.

For real, WTF. "These kids", how fucking creepy. Act more guilty, bruh.

For real, WTF. "These kids", how fucking creepy. Act more guilty, bruh.


I wonder if the investigators had to have therapy after dealing with this awful person?


this man is disgusting. just imagining what they suffered makes me wanna cry. he didn't deserved them. he deserved to feel pain for the rest of his life.


“Thank you for being a horrible liar” makes me die laughing every time 😂😂😂


it's like he's convincing himself with the "kids, spouse, family", like he's telling himself "that's how human value their relatives"


I guarantee you they deliberately fitted that room with a clock that ticks super loud, just to really heighten those long pauses with eye contact

@MsB inSYDNEY most people would do the test, because hey if I refuse everyones gonna think I'm guilty. they freeze up and just go with the flow, hoping for a miracle

@Nelson Brett man comes on YouTube to put numerous other people down over a simple difference of opinion about a video, and then accuses THEM of needing to grow up. 😂

@Tutto Salvé he's more of a narcissist, so yeah he likely didn't get a lawyer for that reason. He's all about appearances.

@Erlendur Sveinsson u remind me of metronome...

@Erlendur Sveinsson oh hell no, it plays with your mind man.

Angelic I think it’s cuz she’s wearing black and white stripes to resemble the stripes inmates wear. Cuz he’s guilty💀

@savannah storm how does her outfit play into this??

@Curt wow lol, i though it  just an annoying clock. i heard of " slow irritating drip of water", but i though the chinese use this method to drown people or something.lol
thank to you i learned something today.

@MsB inSYDNEY because he didn't want the financial burden and the restriction on his life caused by the responsibility of being their dad. Pure evil

@Tutto Salvé agreed, he just thought he would be able to fool everyone but he did a terrible job

Omg tha clock is like a hammer every second.

I just can’t believe the guy didn’t have a lawyer by this point. A lawyer would have advised against a polygraph along with answering all the questions they had. Imagine how different the outcome might have been if he had sought legal advice from the start, not that I was rooting for him or anything, the guys a total asshole. He could have left his wife and still been a part of his kids lives but instead he did this hideous thing...I just don’t get why he killed the kids as well???

All those reasons make these poly-gaffs inadmissible right? He's so guilty it doesn't matter, just saying he had until 11am to call a lawyer. Typical physcopath, thinking he can do it all by himself.

@Greg Rickard omg you're right, it's a method for timing their interactions for sure

They probably count the number of ticks of the clock, like count 60 ticks before you say another word.

savannah storm Is it supposed to be some kind of distraction?

@savannah storm yes! good call! There's another one on this channel where the detective is wearing a bow tie. There's no way that's just a fashion choice, I bet he only wears in interrogations - just to mess with the interviewee's mind, like to make him think he's talking to some clown

yeah its deliberate  and all part of the technique, along with what shes wearing too,


Absolutely dismantles him down to the screws. No innocent person reacts like that.  <br> A flagship interrogation video here.

Absolutely dismantles him down to the screws. No innocent person reacts like that.
 A flagship interrogation video here.


Imagine what he was thinking right after the polygraph lady basically called him an idiot for being there


I just love it how the little worm boy gets schooled before the polygraph test! You can feel his fear!!


11:10
Polygrapher : "If you did have something to do with their disappearance, it would be really stupid for you to take this polygraph."
Chris : Takes the polygraph
Viewers on YT : Well, no one said Chris was smart.


Polygrapher: "So you obviously are a really bad liar"

Chris: 👁👄👁

It’s not that he’s a bad liar, it’s that the detective can find lies really good

He has a rock solid alibi. he swears he wasn’t lying.

@Jacqueline Lopez WHAT TIME WAS THIS MOMENT AT

@J Damn you're so good at lying you got that poker nose

Linda Niemkiewicz Look at the emojis together as one single face, not as individual emojis. 👁👄👁 It’s a surprised face

@Linda Niemkiewicz it’s a surprised face. It’s kind of a bastardised emoticon version of a popular meme called bruh moment.


when the investigator at the end said "its time" to him i felt chills down my spine. Damn


15:49 the pause and then the way she states the two causes of death so calmly to him. Bro if that was me I would have pissed myself she's so iconic


Those detectives are awesome !! I am so proud of their job


2020.7 there was a similar case happened in China Hangzhou. The husband killed the wife and went on TV interview to look for his wife. The Cops found pieces of human tissues in sewer of the apartment and arrest him. He sentenced death.


"I have NEVER cheated on my wife"

"The investigator was already aware that he was cheating on his wife-"

@B omg it's funny but narcs will use this technique to dance around the truth

Guilty or not, when asked if you are cheating just admit it.  It will come out and if u can lie about that, they know u can lie about other stuff

Chris: no I am not currently cheating on my wife...at this moment now, I am not at this moment here currently engaged in a sexual act of infidelity.

Never ask a question that you don’t already know the answer to.

That felt like a scene straight out of Arrested Development. Which is great because the narrator even kind of sounds like Ron Howard.


I have nothing to do with this evil act of cruelty… when no one knows what has happened to them. What a freak show


How do you think detectives feel just before they initiate a confrontation? Do you think it makes them uncomfortable and they wish they didn't have to do it?


Detective: "You've been very good at talking to me about this really hard conversation."

•• Translation ••

Detective: "You've been very dopey and obvious this whole time. Thank you for being a godawful liar and having the wit of a 13-year-old with 4 head injuries."

Detective: "You've been _very_ good at talking to me about this really hard conversation."
_•• Translation ••_
Detective: "You've been _very_ dopey and obvious this whole time. Thank you for being a godawful liar and having the wit of a 13-year-old with 4 head injuries."


I really think he is such a narcissist he thought he could beat the po!graph ! She was amazing in Her questionning and how she handled the interview


Polygraph Girl: i’m highly experienced, highly trained, highly seasoned for this work<br>Chris: i’m highly screwed.

Polygraph Girl: i’m highly experienced, highly trained, highly seasoned for this work
Chris: i’m highly screwed.

@Startled Milk also how do you know you failed it (even with lying).  You are going based on what they tell you your results are.  There is the concern that if you refuse it then you look guilty.

@Tracey Ní Breitheamh exactly.  As a narc, he would think that every lie he told would be believed and that no one will ever suspect him because he is such a nice guy who wouldnt hurt a fly

Nah, he definitely thought he would pass it. The dude is a class A narcissist.

Good thing they have a detective boy to help polygraph girl catch the mean, bad boy

i'd start yawning the second she started listing her credentials.

Polygraphs are usually inaccurate that’s why a court can’t use them as evidence. They’re only used to scare people into a confession. I’ve taken 2 before (part of my past probation) and on question I wasn’t lying on came back as a lie and the ones I lied on came back as truths

chris : i must have been high when i agreed to this

@Hsnr B and yet some women think this way, we don't care in Ireland, more an American thing l guess, along with that word Ma'am, we don't use that term here....

@Tracey Ní Breitheamh  those women you know of must be childish to think that 'woman' sounds old. 'Woman' literally means adult human female. Completely different from 'ma'am' which is generally used for older women by other adults and used also for young women when spoken by children.

@Nelson Brett well that's what l meant, super hero shows there was only Wonder woman and bionic woman of course, but no Super Woman, just like there was no Super boy 😁. As far as l can see a lot of woman like being called girls rather than woman or Ma'am, makes them feel old, but yes l get what you mean.

@Nelson Brett sounds like n 80's series l would have watched as a kid... Only it would have been polygraph girl and Detective Man 😁

If he's narcissistic, all she needed to do was feed his ego, give him supply and they did eventually, with the flirting and telling him he's a great dad, leading him to accuse Shannan etc... He wants people to think he's a great guy and he took that bait, l guess she said that to let him know he couldn't BS her. The clock on the wall ticking away, the striped jacket she wore, he was screwed indeed.


Expecting my first child a boy July 22 God willing everything goes well. I couldn’t imagine doing something like this to him regardless of the circumstances with me and his mother. I could never !!!!!!!!!!


The clock constantly ticking in the background would drive me crazy if I were guilty of a crime and being interrogated. It’s like a reminder that it’s only a matter of time before his time is up, And once he is in jail he’ll have nothing but time to think


I thank this channel for showing me these interrogations... Now if im ever interrogated I'll know exactly what to say and what not to say to get away with whatever I did lol the best part being calling out the interrogators techniques and BS so they know they're not dealing with a naive sap lol id probably make them frustrated as hell and that would be hilarious 🤣 so thank you again for posting these interrogations!!!


I love how the cop just stares. Like he is literally just trolling the guy.


This polygrapher is a master interrogator in her own right. The pauses after his lies to the relevant questions are so cutting, i found myself squirming just knowing how extremely uncomfortable he must be under that kind of scrutiny. The way she masterfully presents the IDEA of the polygraph is far more effective than the polygraph itself. Brilliant work.

Dude! I was so uncomfortable just watching the polygraph I can’t even imagine how he was feeling. She’s played him like a fiddle

She actually is a detective, not just a polygrapher. They deliberately made her bring that machine in so that Chris would let his guard down since she didn’t introduce herself as a detective. It creates a false sense of security which is why she sprung that fierceness out after acting sweet and without an agenda for a while. Genius idea.

As a preface, I have a few cop friends who've told me that polygraph's are, more or less, BS devices. But are very effective at freaking you out. Even if you know for a fact they're BS.
I took one as a pre-employment screening (Govt agency) a few years ago, it was the most nerve-wracking thing I've experienced probably *ever*. "Have you ever committed a crime you didn't tell us about?" "Oh God they know about my illegal mp3s!"
Anywho, I failed one question about drug sales. Not drug usage, but drug sales. My nerdy ass has never even seen a pot leaf, much less sold it.

As a preface, I have a few cop friends who've told me that polygraph's are, more or less, BS devices. But are very effective at freaking you out. Even *if* you know for a fact they're BS.
I took one as a pre-employment screening (Govt agency) a few years ago, it was the most nerve-wracking thing I've experienced probably *ever*. "Have you ever committed a crime you didn't tell us about?" "Oh God they know about my illegal mp3s!"
Anywho, I failed one question about drug sales. Not drug usage, but drug sales. My nerdy ass has never even seen a pot leaf, much less sold it.

That's all a polygraph is - an interrogation tool. It's kinda ridiculous that in 2021 we're still talking about polygraphs as being "not foolproof" .... More like the actual readings from a polygraph are basically useless.

It's like bite mark analysis, drug sniffing dogs, and plenty of other LE techniques that have been used over the years. IE not based in sound science and shockingly inaccurate when they are applied the way they typically are, and primarily a psychological tool to manipulate suspects and jurors.

Every "indicator" a polygraph might provide as to a suspect being deceptive could just as easily apply to an innocent person getting nervous when the big important questions are asked of them.

But if the suspect believes in the magical technology of polygraphs, then when they are told "we know you're lying, the machone doesn't lie" - they might then produce an actual confession that will be admissable in court.

Frankly I think it's wrong to continue to use 70s pseudo-science tech like polygraphs in interrogation. Seems like the kind of tool that's as likely, if not more likely, to lead to false confessions as it is to leas to the truth. A PD that's leaning heavily on something like that suggests to me they care less about the truth and more about bumping their conviction numbers.

@Troy JT Thats why its not admissible in court, dummy. Its used to make someone nervous and to help with interrogation. It literally got him to confess in a way. I don't think you understand the point of a polygraph test.

That's the point.. the polygraph isn't reliable and that's why it's used to corner the investigated and make them believe their truths /lies will be revealed when it doesn't actually work. It's a form of intimidation.

I can just imagine her home life...

 "Where did you get to last night honeybun, you were in at 4am?"

"Oh just a night out with the boys"

(2 minute pause)

"What's that dark stain near your zipper?"

@Phatsaxxz Tbh he did that to himself. He knew what they were, he should have just said them. I'm thankful he didn't though

The way she got him to avoid how they may have been killed by smothering and strangulation was such a mind fuck.

@squishsh Same, I get nervous when I deal with the law, even when I know I've done nothing wrong.

That's also why they aren't admissible in court, I'd imagine. Dude even if i was innocent in that situation I'd like.. start crying. I'm fragile lmfao

She actually paused after each question. The video editor just did jumpcuts for the irrelevant questions

the polygraph itself is barely worth it's raw materials, it's an interrogation tool

This is real inquisition, just the idea of the conduct works well


The neighbours solved the case by thinking it though and reasoning, she solved the case by litterally demolishing him in an uncouncious psycological dual. After that the cops will only have to do a bit of cleanup and send himto court


He wants to act innocent but can't see that he's doing the opposite. How would an innocent man react when asked about the many ways his family could be killed? He would ask the detectives if they are still in the right mind! They're supposed to f*ck find his kids.


Oh man, I feel like I'd fail the test even if I was telling the truth. The "2018 lie questions" would confuse me.


I wonder how this all would've played out if Chris hadn't killed Shannon the day of a doctor's appointment...


This woman is a certified badass. The first time I saw the documentary I immediately noticed her putting the pressure on by making sure he knew it'd be stupid to take the test if he was guilty. It's a statement that wouldn't bother an innocent person at all but would make a guilty person sweat. There's so much more I didn't notice though. This video is brilliant. Thank you!


Anyone know if a ticking clock is helpful in interrogations?  I assume it's intentionally put there for a reason.  They could easily just place a silent clock there instead.  I'd imagine if I was a guilty guy being interrogated, I'd feel more uncomfortable with moments of the detective staring me down in complete silence.


These videos are so fascinating. Well done.


The polygrapher applying that technique of applying pressure prior to the test would totally rule the results out of any court in my country. A discredited tech in most of the world, it is interesting it is still in use in the USA and in particular as an active part of trying to coerce a confession.


"I dunno lower them into a trap?" Yep, definitely not a thing a psychopath would say


"The coolest thing about this is right now, there's only one person in this room who knows what the truth is, and in about five minutes, there's gonna be two of us. That's the COOLEST part." Oh, man, that was stone cold. I loved it.

The satisfaction i (and she, mind you) felt when seeing that.. damn

She's intimidating in the most passive way possible. Like, the part that she told him he's a terrible liar was terrifying.

I don't get why these people don't lawyer up. Take Saul Goodmans advice.

Ye innit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Ye innit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Yes, a nice "hammer" to soften the target but it increases stress and stress can create indeterminate results.

@Andy D I'm sure she knows that, given her job. The point is clearly just to shake him up.

@kalbininkas ok fair point, sorry for the insult. The point is that she is a professional, she doesn't believe any of the things she says to him you know. She doesn't think he's an honest guy, she doesn't think he was a good father, quite frankly she hates him and probably would like to shoot him on the face in that room. But her job is to get information out of that guy and in order to do that she tells him things to boost his ego, not because she actually believes these things, but because she wants to bait him out of the defense.

A great device by her but actually not true because lie detector is unreliable and not admissisable in court ;-)

@kalbininkas lmao you arent the sharpest tool in the shed are you

To me it sounded like "you're a Taurus and a Taurus can't lie". It's amazing how deluded she is.

COLDDDD BLOOOODEDDDD  "dave chappelle/rick james voice"

@Mark Keppel Tammy gives shade to Chris so good. Professional shade.

Bro her kids are gonna come home and be like “I promise I’m not lying mom, we went straight to Jessica’s house” and her mom is like “well the cool thing is, that right now only you know if you went straight to Jessica’s, in 5 minutes, there will be 2 of us that know. Now come sit next to mommy” 😂

That's what happens when you love your job

I love when she says he would have to be a complete moron to come and do a polygraph if guilty.

Bet her kids don't even think about lying to her lol

She is brutal. Truly an iron fist in a velvet glove...


I get the feeling like the real polygraph happened before the machine is even turned on.


This lady put her heart on her hunchback and became the greatest polygraph specialist. What a cold psychological killer


I’d pay an arm and a leg to hear what was going through his thoughts during this….


love how she destroyed his lying abilities.


Chris is living proof that not all psychopaths are born to be skilled at deception.

I don't really think he's a pyschopath. He might be sociopathic, most probably is with the lack of empathy that he shows and the detached nature.

@Yomer no, the fact that he murdered his own kids with no remorse makes him a psychopath.

Most definitely. This definitely changed that. I thought it was scoipath but NOPE he is worse.

I don't think this was ever a thing people thought

Or smart and charming. He had the personality of a potato. I can’t belive he thought he could get away this

i was thinking the same damn thing. like damn homie if you're going to commit a felony, did you think this through??? clearly not

That's because he isnt a psychopath or sociopath. Those crimes with historys and signs. CW had none his entire life. He actually has Aspbergers Syndrome.

Which means he isn't one, for a psychopath lying is as easy as telling the truth.

Calling this guy a psychopath is an insult to psychopaths everywhere.

@Sandra Fly
And it could be as simple as this...wanting a whole new life.
But it takes a real special guy to kill little children...

@Alvaro Salvadores I don't know what he is, all I know is he's a monster

Comments like this make me wish y’all would leave the mental diagnosis’ to the professionals 💀

I'm always against the abundance of use internet make of the term "psycopath", but my two cents are that in this case seems perfectly justified. There's something... absent, from the eyes of this man. You can tell he's completely disconnected by what he did to her two daughters. UNMOVED.

@Evan Wanous Are you a psycologist or just making shit up?

Just because he's a murderer doesn't mean that he's a psychopath.

Not smart enough to be a psychopath. A sociopath maybe

@MoveOn He's been diagnosed multiple times by professionals.

Έλληνας γιουτιουμπερ

@MoveOn They have emotions, they just don't have any emotions related to empathy. A psychopath is literally incapable of experiencing empathy-that is the hallmark of a psychopath. They can feel fear and anxiety around being caught or getting into trouble, but will experience no emotion about what they actually did to someone.

Putting skill at deception aside for a moment, Chris is not a bright person what so ever. If he was, he would speaking to an attorney and wouldn't be answering these questions. "How might someone kill somebody who went missing." Anyone with at least a few neurons upstairs would refuse to answer that ridiculous question. And if one were innocent, they'd be yelling at the person across from them to even ask such a question. My children and wife are missing and you're asking me what are some ways someone could kill them?

@MoveOn what emotions is he showing?????

He does not seem psychopathic. He is just a terrible liar and killed his family to be with his mistress.

He deceived his wife… sucks he made it this far

@ScaryClouds both sociopaths and psychopaths have few real emotions besides anger

@MoveOn arent the sociopaths the ones who are emotionless?

I really don’t think he’s a psychopath. He has too many emotions, too much anxiety. He’s either a covert narcissist or neurotypical and really snapped.

Crazy that stuff like this is actually true and happens. Sad!

Got alot to do with inept cops and departments too. If they haven't had alot or any high profile cases 10/10 they'll do a shit job

@Juniper Conifer he literally says this in the video before. He says how he will take getting yelled at and hes submissive


Talking about his daughters saying “those kids” always bothered me 😭 evil evil man


His casual responses to such charged questions is fascinating


I'm completely blown away by just how effective the strategy of making him list ways you could make someone disappear seems to be. Did the detective know at that point that strangulation/smothering was the actual causes of death? If so, adding them to his list consecutively after he carefully avoids them, is just a sublime move and should send his guilty heart racing, if it wasn't already. Polygraphs are obviously not a scientific method by any means, and it's not practiced where I'm from, but I can totally see why law enforcement in the US would prefer to keep people guessing.


"I helped make those kids" God, he makes it sound like he engineered them in a lab or something.

@Storytime with Mamabear Totally agree. There are humans without a Soul like him. Humans are like a Jar. Some of them are filled (with a Soul) and some of them are empty but they are all Jar´s. Chris Watts is a Jar without any filling.

He’s got the birds and the bees make a baby down, however he never claims them as his own.

lol like some alien that is trying to appear human but getting it very wrong!

@Najmagination Chris Watts would Kills it!

I guess he took “sugar, spice, and everything nice.” To a different level..

maybe he helped engineer them via turkey baster or something

I thought the same things, he doesn't even say "my kids" he's so impersonal


Jeez i couldnt never be an interrogator. As soon as i have the evidence that the suspect is guilty id throw hands and probably get jailed before he is indicted


Man, life is so chill and stress free when you don’t kill someone


That polygrapher scares me and I've got nothing to hide. I don't know much at all about her profession, but I get the feeling that she was not kidding when she said that she went to the best school in the country for it.


When she named the causes of death back to back after he avoided saying them I would’ve lost it


“Thank you for being a horrible liar” she”s a star!

that spooked me and I'm not even the guy getting interrogated

Bryant G they are FBI from what I remember. And, even if they aren’t, there is always the top 10 wanted list for FBI, or cold cases if they are local detectives.

I wonder what these detectives do when there's no case to work on.

Chris: :|<br>"NO, that's amazing. Awesome. I appreciate that more than you will ever know."

Chris: :|
"NO, that's amazing. Awesome. I appreciate that more than you will ever know."

@Ranny Trom Russell Williams was as cooked as Chris. The case was over and done from the start. All of these interrogators are just toying with their prey

The Russel Wiliams interrogator makes all others look so cute! Still good job


That's funny. I call my kids, "those kids" or "your kids", but I am more of a cat person, and Simon is such a good boy.


No way he said “I helped make those kids” as a way to prove his love for them or something😭


I know it's trivial low hanging fruit but, why would Shanan "knock" on her own door, to her own house? I cringe everytime he says "I was waiting for a knock on the door" because it seemed to mean that he was anticipating a "knock" on the door rom law enforcement rather than from his"missing" wife and kids as the wife wouldn't"knock" on her own door upon coming home especially after being reported"missing" lbvs


ex-detectives might say that suspects can beat a polygraph test by remaining calm, but I doubted it


“If you did have something to do with their disappearance, it would be reallllyyy stupid for you to be sitting in that chair and speaking to me today” OMFG AHAHAHA

@Creepy Robsta Are you arguing the validity of polygraph tests in the context of criminal proceedings? Because that was never in question. This was merely a tool in order to expedite pressure onto Chris. Most guilty people if asked to take a polygraph test will do so willingly in order to hopefully beat it and prove their false innocence, and the police know this. They know he's guilty before starting the test.. They just want more ammo in getting a confession.

This is a brilliant statement because  she is actually saying "if you get up and leave you're admitting guilt. "<br>Now he's screwed and has to take the polygraph.

This is a brilliant statement because  she is actually saying "if you get up and leave you're admitting guilt. "
Now he's screwed and has to take the polygraph.

it was probably that exact moment he realized he could and should have said no lmao

@E MP actually, innocent people with low intelligence confess to crimes quite often, or confess just enough to get themselves convicted. Not regularly or as often as the guilty, but many convictions were overturned when DNA started to be used.

It's so beautiful bc it's not leading innnocent ppl to confess to anythign - ONLY a guilty person would be bothered by that !!

"Like, I'm stupid? Like, what should I do now? Like, shit, I'm outta here." Mr. Chris "Like" Watts.

who said murderers were smart. The only smart ones are in organized crime or how the power to get other people to do it for them.

Tammy, the lady in the striped sweater is an agent with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation.  She is a very educated and does most of the lie detector tests at the CBI.  She is not just a pretentious cop.  She certainly has my respect.

the detective does not miss the opportunity to show his middlerfinger verbally and in a passive way. Glorious :D

@Watch This I'm not a lady and I prefer showers... of the golden kind

@Creepy Robsta that’s because she is an under cover detective

@Brekowins She`s supposed to be in charge of giving lie detector results, not be the detective. As soon as she starts giving the test and comes in after to grill the subject you know shes nothing but a rube whos trying to be a cop. If she was given the same test she would fail due to all her blatant lies...unless of course she is a sociopath...and frankly after witnessing this it wouldn`t suprise me!

@Marvelous Meh Yeah a true professional (who isn`t employed by the police) would never try to grill the subject after trying to make a confession, or make leading questions or amplify emotions. They would just give them the results and leave. I find it sickening that usually whenever these police intervues are going on I usually am rooting for the criminal, but being a former opiod addict and facing lying cops and the corrupt thing we call criminal justice system I know how it feels to be David vs the Goliath sytem. I now would never talk to a cop without a lawyer. For instance in Brittain a law officer cannot lie to a suspect, yet somehow in America they can...thats fucked up in my book!

@Marvelous Meh Yes, because even she is probably tired of going through this same lie detector act once again. I dont blame her though, it must be boring pretending that the machine actually does something useful. It would be a lot easier for her to get a confession straight away and solve the case and go grab a coffee instead of sitting there looking at the computer drawing useless lines and graphs.

@Creepy Robsta Lie detectors are not accurate. Everyone knows this. That's why failing one alone is not enough.

Even she acknowledges this but she compensate for this with her questions and the way she says her words are deliberately there to caught a liar of guard.

So if you put a criminal with someone with extensive training and great judgement of character then, they really don't stand a chance.

Like what she said at the start. She basically scared the living shit out of him. It's psychological pressure. The way she said her credentials and experience was meant to tell a criminal that there is no point lying.

If he was innocent he had nothing to worried about. Those words should not really pose fear but genuine amazement or a sense of confidence. But, of course we know his not innocent. Hence the reason it didn't go well for them

The entire thing she said at the start, was basically the beginning of the end.

@Brekowins 100% This lie detector woman is so full of shit! This proves that you should never ever take a lie detector test from anyone employed by the police. If willing to get a test than do one from an individual that your lawyer finds, and has no financial ties to law enforcememt.

That agent is my hero. She did such a fantastic job! Everyone involved in investigating this case and getting justice did amazing work.

The reason she says it is because polygraphs are absolutely not realiable and not scientific. They use the polygraph as a way to make the subject nervous and try to make them confess.

She really said "I got you bitch" before the test even begun


He knew he was screwed A) when he went to take the polygraph and B ) when she stated that he’s a horrible liar lmaoo thank god they knew he was guilty from the start


I'm a goody two shoes, I've never been in a situation where I had to completely lie to someone's face like this....I can't imagine what he's feeling. Does he just not care? Is he shitting himself? Obviously he's putting on a poor act but he's got to be feeling SOMETHING


“I like, love my kids.” This man is innocent


20:16 this exactly why she do this job. This must be sooo satisfying to know he done it and scare the crap out of him.

She litterally laugh at his face, she know it and he know it! Perfection! 😎


I have one MAJOR PROBLEM with these interrogation videos, and that is that I've watched them all and there are no more.

Dave’s Lemonade is another channel that posts this type of content. Really good.

That Chapter, Coffee House Crimes, and This is Monsters

@Pilkie101 eh, I remember seeing his news interview on the Philip DeFranco show the day Shanann and the girls went missing, and both me and my husband looked at each other and said “yeah he totally did it”. That was before he was even publicly acknowledged as a suspect. It was the lack of panic and concern and the fact that he referred to his kids in the past tense twice in a short video.

This is like my 4th time watching these. Pls send help

@Maverick Buckley ??? My impression is that your are accusing me of being political, but I don't get y.

@madcowlive Well dang. This was such a feel good thread, I was just thinking how delightful it hadn't turned political 😔

They have a patreon, 1$ a month and they have like 20ish videos on it at least

Man I'm just starting to watch them, its crazy entertaining but its tucking real. Im so fucked up to be entertain by such thing tho...

@Jeff Smith sorry Einstein.<br>Watching child predators get grilled by coppers about their perversions is funny to me.

@Jeff Smith sorry Einstein.
Watching child predators get grilled by coppers about their perversions is funny to me.

Have a look at the channels "LPR Presents" and "That Chapter"

@Ghost Mutt good interrogations? Lmao its a show that appeals entirely to simple minds

You can make more- all you need is a couple of kids, a sharp object and an antisocial personality disorder. ;))

@V^IVIike^V I really enjoyed Alex Jones and Roger stones depositions. My recommendations

@madcowlive I have not, but I will check some out thanks.

Have you tried deposition videos? Or is that included?

My only complaint is that some of the videos have bad video and sound quality, but that's not the uploader's fault

Its comments like these that make me love the internet.

Don’t feel bad bro. I’ve watched these over and over too. This case is fascinating bc everything is recorded. How rare.

Yeah, what's up?  Maybe Jim learned how to swim and is like "hell yeah, this is fun, doing this all year!!"

If you like JCS the channel The Behaviour Panel are a bunch of profilers that talk about famous interrogations. They even interviewed the detective that got serial killer Russell Williams to confess.

My big problem is that none of these people could say any of this stuff without the benefit of hindsight. It's all make uppy nonsense when you already know the outcome. Still fun tho!

@alexandra störbrauck https://www.patreon.com/jimcantswim is the patreon link. I’m still a patron so I can’t tell, but I believe all the content is free to access! You just need a patreon account.

JCS patreon has a decent stack of videos that arnt on youtube

I know what you're going thru..........same here, it is a pity.

I've watch these videos over and over and over again. He was so full of himself. Thought he was gonna walk in there and lie and pass the test and go home. Narcissistic much???

@Michael Kavanagh Addendum: Im now 4 hours in to all his videos and they are excellent. Thanks again,

@Michael Kavanagh Youre the real MVP, I poached your recommendation from these comments.

@Michael Kavanagh!! THIS!! Thank you so much, I was about to go scavenger hunting for the next channel but now I know better. Thx!

@V^IVIike^V Matt Orchard- Crime and Society is definitely for you. Very similar delivery and style to JCS

@V^IVIike^V what’s wrong with Chris Hanson??😂

@V^IVIike^V what’s wrong with Chris Hanson??😂

@Ghost Mutt I am no fan of Chris Hanson, but I thank you nonetheless for trying.

Agree....
If you want some more good viewing check out 'to catch a predator'
Good interrogations and other stuff there


Tammy: "You're a horrible liar."

Chris: visible panic

Tammy: "You're a horrible liar."

Chris: *visible panic*


Holy shit. I was almost starting to feel nervous getting caught for this shit myself watching this. That woman would be a pain in the ass sitting in front of if you know you are guilty.


It's strange that he seems to miss his kids, even if it is only a little bit. He didn't have to kill them. He didn't have to kill anyone.


“you’re a terrible liar I appreciate that” that made me LOL 💀💀


This polygraph lady is scary. You dont want to be her enemy.

She has a slight hunchback makes her even more scary

@Kevin Baird As someone who is a short ball of disaster when I'm angry and with a coldhearted unemotional sister, I understand lmao.

@dead As a man i stand over 6'5", I am emotional, loyal and a good friend, my ex was short, angry and had a swinging brick for a heart, i truly believe she is capable of murder, red rage comes over her like a cloak, I am a sucker for a sob story, she was cold to the point of liquid nitrogen, women can be a lot colder than men, they should fight the wars.

@Nerdiness it's not pseudoscience. The way your body (physiology) reacts when you say a lie vs. the truth. Pupil dilation, breath & heart rate, sweat glands... Sure it's not definitive but it will point interrogators in the right direction. It has its uses.

It's a good thing he just wanted "THOSE CHILDREN" back.

It's a polygraph, completely useless pseudo scientific bullshit. Never admit to anything and she has nothing to work with.<br>Of course one should never speak to cops to begin with. That's something these videos always make crystal clear.

It's a polygraph, completely useless pseudo scientific bullshit. Never admit to anything and she has nothing to work with.
Of course one should never speak to cops to begin with. That's something these videos always make crystal clear.

When her kids try and lie about smoking weed

@bill bob I agree it was a strawman, I didn't mean it that way necessarily. I probably read something the wrong way. Except the fact that you can't see every other line for what it is because it proves your sentence wrong is telling.

@bill bob I did have a response, don't cherry pick one line. "As if all men are stronger than all women" "some me are emotional". You insinuated that men (all) should not fear women cause they are stronger and cry less. And I responded that you're wrong because not all men are and not in every scenario.

That "you are obviously a bad liar" remark was the most brutal finishing move i ever witnessed.

@Shrimp Ramen Shes talking circles around him, I love it

@Othello Emerald  someone mentioned she said it in an interview

She's on an entirely different level than him. Sharp as a fucking tack.

"did you, or did you not take out the trash liked i asked of you" <b>queue boss battle music</b>

"did you, or did you not take out the trash liked i asked of you" *queue boss battle music*

I love her lowkey diss when she called him stupid lmao. But also her cheerful trustworthy front is pretty scary especially since she's said before she knew he was lying from the start

She's incredible :D Same with the interrogator.

Imagine dating her for a while and she asks:"Where is this relationship heading?"


Lmao I’m always so anxious and weird in convos they’d think I’m guilty even if I’ve never been in the state😂


Even to me when someone refers to their own children as "those kids" "these kids" etc...it immediately raises red flags.


Investigator :  how could you make someone disappear?

A normal (innocent) person :  what kind of absurd question is that ?


This is like psychological warfare and she’s a season warrior. Damn, she’s good!


The polygrapher has the same demeanor as an elementary school teacher who's lecturing you for misbehaving and it scared the crap out of me in a weird subconscious way

she gave me office lady/clinic receptionist vibes 😰

She reminds me of people who are pretending to be nice to you but they actually don't like you.

No mommy or daddy issues here fellas, just a nickname given by my best friend and bad grades :)


Just watched his ACTUAL confession from prison and it’s worse than any of this. The kids were alive up until he put them in the tanks. Bella saw him drag her mom’s body to the car and watched him smother Celeste. She asked if the same thing that happened to Celeste was gonna happen to her and then he smothered her while she fought for her life.


If someone asked me how "How could you cause someone's disappearance?" In this situation would make me call a lawyer cause what the hell.


It's hard to understand why people pathologically lie...
The love I have for my family is exponential
But dude deep down you know it's not
Who trades their family for a facking mistress
Hard to understand


"You've been very helpful sharing that with me, not many people would share that they had a fight in this situation"<br>That's one way to read it, the other way is, "Not many people are so stupid as to leave a trail of 4C Italian Seasoning Breadcrumbs directly to themselves"

"You've been very helpful sharing that with me, not many people would share that they had a fight in this situation"
That's one way to read it, the other way is, "Not many people are so stupid as to leave a trail of 4C Italian Seasoning Breadcrumbs directly to themselves"


polygraph lady was like “it would be super dumb for you to do this test if you had anything to do with the disappearance, like SUPER dumb and very stupid, dumb” <br>chris: 👁👄👁 haha yes

polygraph lady was like “it would be super dumb for you to do this test if you had anything to do with the disappearance, like SUPER dumb and very stupid, dumb”
chris: 👁👄👁 haha yes

@Mira .45 It makes me laugh that people think they can get away with it

"The coolest thing about this is that right now there's only one person in this room that knows what the truth is."

Chris: Haha, yeah, that's right 😁🙁😅

@Lewis Cunningham false it reads when you try be deceptive or when your nerves shoot a spike when is a question he can't pass

@BrokedDownPalace why you think owning one would help you beat one?

When did polygraphs become admissible in court?

@Mira .45 I’m interested in how many of these premeditation murderers seem to forget the human element in all the offences they plan out painstakingly. It’s like they get so wrapped up in the event to come and because they believe themselves to be so much smarter than everyone else, they forget how unpredictable life is. The don’t know how they will behave when their movements are under scrutiny, and they leave vital clues because of carelessness, wild card factors, they have serious blind spots and I feel those are ego related. Their flaws lie in not being able to see past themselves well enough, and underestimating the impact taking a life will have on them. Even if they think they enjoy it. Things like anxiety, feelings of loss, confusion, will affect them. Some of them make some really dumb mistakes and it’s all because they’re human, not Demi gods as many seem to believe.

@Mira .45 He DOES subconsciously want to confess. He wouldn't be babbling to the cop otherwise. That's something that cops know as soon as they get you talking, after that it's just a question of getting them to the crucial point where they either fess up or say something incriminating without realizing it. It's almost like the stages of grief-----denial followed by acceptance.

@Lewis Cunningham yeah they’re not admissible in court in most places so in this case they police were either betting that chris didn’t know that, or betting that he would confess after the machine showed he was lying because he felt like he was caught. still horrible that sometimes innocent people get investigated super hard after an unreliable polygraph makes them seem suspicious though.

@Lewis Cunningham yeah see thats why im so scared of taking one lol

@sarasthoughts yeah they’re not admissible in court in most places so in this case they police were either betting that chris didn’t know that, or betting that he would confess after the machine showed he was lying because he felt like he was caught. still horrible that sometimes innocent people get investigated super hard after an unreliable polygraph makes them seem suspicious though.

@Mira .45 I mean I've always wanted to try beating one by keeping something sharp in my shoe but they may only work in the movies. I wish I had a polygraph

@JAESWIFT i would never take one either because im scared that even if im not lying i will get very nervous and it will show on the poly and they will think im lying.

I would never take a polygraph. Innocent or guilty lol. Fuck that. If you can assure me its 100% accurate then definitely, but even if it was 99.9%, I ain't risking my freedom on the 0.01%.

that lady is a savage she knew all along lol

Those things should be outlawed. They're internationally recognised as flawed and incapable of actually detecting if somebody is telling the truth. It's just a gimmick that should stay in movies.

I liked her from the start. She knew from the beginning he was guilty and she just played with it.

@Tojki its all about the illusion though, right? You're 100% right that not submitting to a polygraph exam, or even failing one is not admissible in court as evidence, but the police can use both to apply psychological pressure to someone who doesn't have a lawyer and doesn't know better, just as they did here. Heck, after he failed, he told his dad "they aren't gonna let me go" even though technically he was free to leave. The smart choice would have been to lawyer up the moment they started accusing him after the exam, but he thought that either it would look too bad to lawyer up at that point, or that he could somehow convince them he was innocent.

@Stefan Imig Since polygraphs aren't admissable in court in the first place, it would be extremely light evidence that a suspect backed out of a polygraph. In fact, most defense attorneys would have advised against Chris taking the polygraph at all, and before that, they would have advised him to shut up. The fact that he completely changed his personality from introverted to extroverted is decent evidence against him, though not directly incriminating. He could have avoided a lot of the interrogation if he had a lawyer.

@Stefan Imig she explained at the start that he could decide not to continue at any point. Something like "I'm feeling too on edge" or "I'm not comfortable with this" or "I took some Valium this morning" would have worked, although this would have given the detectives an in to say "you didn't do it, so you're guilty", which is all the polygraph is useful for (you failed, so you're guilty. Tell us what happened)

@Stefan Imig …Yes!?

Lol seriously though, none of these people talk to their lawyers, who would probably advise them not to do many of the things they do. And I’m thankful for that, because they are scumbags.

Chris: “I didn’t lie to you on that polygraph I promise😶”
Detective: “oh you promise? I guess we can pack up and go home now😃”
Chris: 😃

Then when she calls him a horrible liar later. Brutal.

The same type of people who think they can murder their family and get away with it...

"Sure ill do that polygraph when 48hrs ago I killed my family with my bare hands." 😳😳

Its like he subconciously wants to go to jail. But hes just really really arrogant/dumb 😅


Imagine if he wasn’t guilty-

“Now let’s go down a list of all the possible ways your loved ones could have been murderer. You ready?”


And he dare to said "we gotta find them, right?" Without even feeling remorse that he have kill them. What a psycho


Once I read a short story about an upper-middle class man whose arm was severed in a train crash while he was on his way to visit his mistress. He refused to let the paramedics take him to the hospital to get his arm reattached because his wife would want to know how he came to be on that train and the man thought he could figure out a story to explain his missing arm on the way home. It was satire but there are men who will go to hell and back a thousand times to avoid emotional confrontations. Scot Peterson was another one like that, from the sound of it.


did anyone notice that the "behaviour provoking response" techinque was also used by Jo on Michael in "The Office"?