Mother: "Chris, what happened to the cookies in the jar?"

Chris: "Whatever happened, I wish they weren't taken. Like I remember them being in the jar and I would pass by every day to see them there and like think 'man, I love that those cookies are in that jar' but now that they're gone I don't know what to do. I mean like all I want is those cookies to be back in that jar and the thought of someone taking those cookies just makes me so angry. If anyone ate those cookies, I would completely understand your frustration. I mean like you specifically said not to take those cookies so why would anyone do such a thing? I miss those cookies in that jar, you and I made them specifically to be eaten for like dessert. Whoever did this should be punished, maybe with like... 1 day without video games, I mean if that is even allowed in this house, but it's a deserving punishment for whoever took the cookies and ate them, even though they were like saved for dessert..."

I just want those cookies to come out and like, barrel rush me you know.

I just want those cookies to come out and like, barrel rush me you know.

I'M DYING XDDD this is the best depiction of Chris.

I'M DYING XDDD this is the best depiction of Chris.

@ElectrikkPaperClipxx Don't get mad. Because what it looks like..you found a new shoes and only way to get those new shoes was to get rid of the old shoes.

That's how he probably he's been in his childhood. Liar liar he's pants were on fire.

That's how he probably he's been in his childhood. Liar liar he's pants were on fire.

@ElectrikkPaperClipxx It's always been like that! Cookies, spouse, family. There is nothing in this world that means more to me than these cookies.

I have no inclination where those cookies are. I helped make those cookies. I don't want to throw anything out there but I just want them back. If they haven't been eaten they'll come back but if they have been eaten that's the not knowing part

One day with no video games?!. You heartless bastard!!

One day with no video games?!. You heartless bastard!!

Still sounds like a more believable tyraid than what he was doing lol

Still sounds like a more believable tyraid than what he was doing lol

Omg like yeah these comments make me like so laughable like a crazy but I really hate these people also commenting like crazy 🤪

Omg like yeah these comments make me like so laughable like a crazy but I really hate these people also commenting like crazy 🤪

You put a lot of thought into this and it’s hilarious

You put a lot of thought into this and it’s hilarious

...is there something we should know about you?

...is there something we should know about you?

You really went full ass for this one. Mad respect

You really went full ass for this one. Mad respect

@TrueCrimeGuru brilliant. I hope he can prove that someone cursed him with some voodoo or something.

@TrueCrimeGuru brilliant. I hope he can prove that someone cursed him with some voodoo or something.

@D. K. The shoes "barrel rushing him" was such a nice touch.

@D. K. The shoes "barrel rushing him" was such a nice touch.

When I looked in the cookie jar, just like, no cookies were there. So that's concerning. I just, like, want those cookies to be safe. Not in someone's tummy! You can ask all my friends I'd never do something like that. You can ask my sister's friends! Cookies- if you're out there? I just want you to come back. If someone has them in their tummy. I just want them back. The jar is just like not complete without any cookies.

LMAO THIS IS MAKING ME LAUGH <b>SO</b> HARD

this is so clever it fully sounds like chris

this is so clever it fully sounds like chris

"Yeah.. I mean like, like I mean that those cookies and like these shoes, like they were valuable shoes, like where did they go? I mean like, what if somebody took them, like"

@D. K. that’s exactly the callous way he described his girls… They do not deserve this monster as a father

@D. K. that’s exactly the callous way he described his girls… They do not deserve this monster as a father

"Chris, did you do something bad?"<br>"That's something I would NEVER do. At all."

"Chris, did you do something bad?"
"That's something I would NEVER do. At all."

28k likes and this is still an underrated comment lmao

28k likes and this is still an underrated comment lmao

Jesus Christ! Learn how to edit yourself. I mean talk about WAY TOO wordy! We got the joke no need to drag it out.,,,#waytokillajoke

I just can’t with this comment section😂😂😂😂

I just can’t with this comment section😂😂😂😂

Perfection. Kinda eerie too, because you phrased it EXACTLY as he might've acted XD

Perfection. Kinda eerie too, because you phrased it EXACTLY as he might've acted XD

I could never eat them, I played a part in making them so I loved those cookies man

I could never eat them, I played a part in making them so I loved those cookies man

I don't believe in god but god bless you for this comment 😭😭😭

I don't believe in god but god bless you for this comment 😭😭😭

I made this comment into a tshirt with Chris’ face on a little kids body.

I made this comment into a tshirt with Chris’ face on a little kids body.

wow you deserve a like you put alot of effort in this message ;)

wow you deserve a like you put alot of effort in this message ;)

So many people ripped off this comment lol

So many people ripped off this comment lol

@Fresh Green Jello do you really have nothing to do in life? How do you have the time to waste in this comment section?

@Fresh Green Jello do you really have nothing to do in life? How do you have the time to waste in this comment section?

@D. K. this is the first time I’ve seen a sub comment reach 1k likes. Gratz dood.

@D. K. this is the first time I’ve seen a sub comment reach 1k likes. Gratz dood.

Oh my god I absolutely fucking hate this 😂

Oh my god I absolutely fucking hate this 😂

@Rusty Shackleford while watching a 30 minute video. I had time.

@Rusty Shackleford while watching a 30 minute video. I had time.

@Moira Beast <br>You're the one who read all that nonsense

@Moira Beast
You're the one who read all that nonsense

@Rusty Shackleford lmao are you not embarrassed? My god😂

@Rusty Shackleford lmao are you not embarrassed? My god😂

I’m giggling so hard reading thru this😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂

I’m giggling so hard reading thru this😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂

You need a damn raise!! Well done showing how ridiculous he is!

You need a damn raise!! Well done showing how ridiculous he is!

@Humberto Ramirez <br>Some people think its underrated

@Humberto Ramirez
Some people think its underrated

This comment is worthy of these 21k LIKES 👍🏼

This comment is worthy of these 21k LIKES 👍🏼

@Fresh Green Jello im with you man, arguing with smart people is hard but arguing with stupid people is impossible

@Fresh Green Jello im with you man, arguing with smart people is hard but arguing with stupid people is impossible

This comment really puts things into perspective  .I don't have the words right to describe  the impact it has on us.

This comment really puts things into perspective  .I don't have the words right to describe  the impact it has on us.

Dude, your comment is spot on! I mean eerily spot on

Dude, your comment is spot on! I mean eerily spot on

Holy shit this comment is just beautiful

Holy shit this comment is just beautiful

This should not be funny right now but it is 😂😂

This should not be funny right now but it is 😂😂

@Rusty Shackleford just replying cause you were the worst a year ago and I'm hoping you have changed

@Rusty Shackleford just replying cause you were the worst a year ago and I'm hoping you have changed

The diversion response, also known as Donald Trump’s response.

The diversion response, also known as Donald Trump’s response.

Ooooh man this one brought me to tears 😂😂😂😂

Ooooh man this one brought me to tears 😂😂😂😂

Like, i have nothing to do with those cookies. I, like, wish they'd just appear in the jar, like just bear hug me through that cookie jar...

Omg when I was reading your comment I thought holy shit when & how in TF did Chris Watts get access to the internet to tell us how he feels about the missing cookies lol dead on dude! I’ve been cracking up for the last 20 mins🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for that! Definitely needed that!!!

I mean if thats even allowed in this house 😭😭😭

I mean if thats even allowed in this house 😭😭😭

😂Glad I didn't scroll past this comment  this is too accurate 🤣

😂Glad I didn't scroll past this comment  this is too accurate 🤣

You just need to add about 20 more “like” lol

You just need to add about 20 more “like” lol

I love this comment. Best I've seen on YouTube

I love this comment. Best I've seen on YouTube

@James The joke you made to the guy on here abour his prior comment was very funny.

@James The joke you made to the guy on here abour his prior comment was very funny.

@Eddie R He responded to you because you felt the need to ask him a dumb question. You can see the date he posted that original comment and it was clearly way before you left yours and the video had WAY less likes at that time. Its not rocket science.....

@Sai Mak No, polygraphs arent even admissable as evidence in a trial in the U.S. because theyve been proven unreliable. And yes you can refuse to take them. And in my opinion everyone should. He agreed because hes dumb and was feeling guilty and thought it would make him look MORE guilty to refuse to take it.  If he had been smart he would have asked for a lawyer and refused to answer questions. Some people are afraid to do that because they think it will make them look guilty, but the truth is even if youre innocent you shouldn't agree to talk to detectives. They could be assuming you're guilty when youre not and twist your words and then use them against you in the future. All that being said though im glad Chris agreed to take it because it only aided him in getting caught. Which obviously was deserved.

Lmbooooo, best comment ever! I literally laughed out loud, omgosh I'm in tears!!

Lmbooooo, best comment ever! I literally laughed out loud, omgosh I'm in tears!!

THAT SUMS UP THE ENTIRE INTERROGATION PERFECTLY LOL 🤣🤣🤣

THAT SUMS UP THE ENTIRE INTERROGATION PERFECTLY LOL 🤣🤣🤣

Please speak to a crime novel publicist immediately. Thank you!

Please speak to a crime novel publicist immediately. Thank you!

"Chris where is the cookie at"<br>"I have no inclination to where the cookie is at"

"Chris where is the cookie at"
"I have no inclination to where the cookie is at"

Meanwhile neighbours 'he is talking too much' 😂😂 guilty

Meanwhile neighbours 'he is talking too much' 😂😂 guilty

When I got home and went inside the kitchen, it was like a ghost town. Like, they were just vanished. If someone took the cookies, I just want them back. If they're not safe, I want them back. Like, this house didn't feel like a home yesterday. I was just waiting for them to come back through the door and barrelI-rush me. I just want them back

🙃🙂😊😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂😭😭💀U a fool!!!!  This comment just took my soul....DEAD!!!💀

🙃🙂😊😃😄😁😆😅🤣😂😭😭💀U a fool!!!!  This comment just took my soul....DEAD!!!💀

Arnold Schwarzenegger is: "A cop, you idiot. Detective John Kimble."
And hes about to tell criminals to: "Put that cookie down!"
In hes upcoming movie; Whats with Watts.

@Fresh Green Jello just give up. Obviously you can't explain the meaning of underrated to some people🙄. I'm very worried for the future of the world!

Lmao. Brilliant comment. <br>Exactly how he sounded from the get go. Over exaggerating when the situation had only just started.

Lmao. Brilliant comment.
Exactly how he sounded from the get go. Over exaggerating when the situation had only just started.

How does this comment have over 11thousand likes and is still underatted

How does this comment have over 11thousand likes and is still underatted

"I can't wait for those cookies to walk through the kitchen and tackle me or like knock me out

"I can't wait for those cookies to walk through the kitchen and tackle me or like knock me out

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, 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, 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.

@James You had me at the first half not gonna lie-

@James You had me at the first half not gonna lie-

@Fresh Green Jello It's got like 11k likes, what's wrong with you?

I'm joking....but, seriously, I don't know how you've got the patience for old rusty and samurai, but I'm sure glad you did, gave me a chuckle😂

not enough "like" in those sentences, but gold anyway

not enough "like" in those sentences, but gold anyway

I wish those cookies would just run through the door and tackle me, hit my head

I wish those cookies would just run through the door and tackle me, hit my head

And till this day on people still continue to comment ... xD

And till this day on people still continue to comment ... xD

We need people like you to numb the depression videos like these induce

We need people like you to numb the depression videos like these induce

Lmao if I fell down and busted my head open from the excitement of seeing those cookies back in that jar I wouldn't even care

Lmao if I fell down and busted my head open from the excitement of seeing those cookies back in that jar I wouldn't even care

This is the funniest comment I’ve ever seen 😂😂

This is the funniest comment I’ve ever seen 😂😂

Џон Мастерман

at least he dont edit his comment to say thanks for all the likes. i respect that

at least he dont edit his comment to say thanks for all the likes. i respect that

@Sai Mak yes. But they have become less reliable in the more tech and psych savy states

@Sai Mak yes. But they have become less reliable in the more tech and psych savy states

Question: in America, is it enough to convict someone based on a failed polygraph? And can you refuse to take a polygraph in all US states?

All I want is for those cookies to be back and just like BARREL run me. Also, those cookies... they’re you’re lifeline. They are the most important thing. They go before your milk, waffles, and icecream, you know?

It's so funny, but i feel so bad, what a monster!

It's so funny, but i feel so bad, what a monster!

BAHAHA CAN WE PLEASE START A CHAIN OF THESE 😂😭

BAHAHA CAN WE PLEASE START A CHAIN OF THESE 😂😭

Best comment Ever! It, like, made my day!😂

Best comment Ever! It, like, made my day!😂

this made me laugh so hard in such a sad case

this made me laugh so hard in such a sad case

I have no inclination of where those cookies are right now.

I have no inclination of where those cookies are right now.

U should be a writer lol! This was great and made my day thank u!

U should be a writer lol! This was great and made my day thank u!

I have no inclination of where those cookies are.  I was busy packing my book bag with my lunch box, my O-rings, my laptop, my water bottles....did I mention my O-rings?

I'd wager that a lot of people in govt can neither confirm nor deny that the cookies are in fact missing from the jar, nor whether they were ever there or indeed if any such jar even exists. Lol

Lord Zizumias how could you make cookies disappear Chris

Lord Zizumias how could you make cookies disappear Chris

Forgot to mention, Everytime she askes a Key Question, She Pauses Longer afterwords more than she does with the other questions, This gives a time for him to think about it and changes the test results.

I just like, I want those cookies back in that jar with like, a force that like, knocks the jar onto the floor and breaks it, I don’t care, I just like, need, I want them back in there

This comment won YouTube everyday forever.

This comment won YouTube everyday forever.

He might as well have been talking about cookies.

He might as well have been talking about cookies.

Right now he wishes he had any kinda cookie!

Right now he wishes he had any kinda cookie!

This was God-like in its execution. 😂 Jesus Tapdancing Christ! 🤣

This was God-like in its execution. 😂 Jesus Tapdancing Christ! 🤣

i am literally laughing to the point of tears.....i needed that.

i am literally laughing to the point of tears.....i needed that.

@Rusty Shackleford
Your first comment was ridiculous, the rest are just laughable and many have laughed reading them...
😂😂😂

@Rusty Shackleford
Your first comment was ridiculous, the rest are just laughable and many have laughed reading them...
😂😂😂

LMAO!!!!!!!  you nailed him perfectly.....every other word is "like" lol

LMAO!!!!!!!  you nailed him perfectly.....every other word is "like" lol

“I wish those cookies would just.. run through that door and full on tackle me.. man I miss my cookies”

“I wish those cookies would just.. run through that door and full on tackle me.. man I miss my cookies”

Needs about 200 more “likes” in that paragraph, but otherwise Perfection!

Needs about 200 more “likes” in that paragraph, but otherwise Perfection!

I haven't laughed this hard in a long time! Thank you! :)

I haven't laughed this hard in a long time! Thank you! :)

Ok so now we need to talk about how those cookies disappeared. Like how would someone actually make them disappear?
Chris: "This is really hard to say like I couldn't imagine doing anything like this but I'd say someone could have ate them. Maybe tossed them in the trash, dissolved them in milk, grinded them up in a garbage disposal. Lastly, and I really don't want to even think about this like it's unimaginable but someone could have like lured them around the corner onto sesame street and actually hired like a cookie monster to set them up and like devour them whole. So do u need me to list all these things off again while we are doing the lie detector test?"

Ok so now we need to talk about how those cookies disappeared. Like how would someone actually make them disappear?
*Chris:* "This is really hard to say like I couldn't imagine doing anything like this but I'd say someone could have ate them. Maybe tossed them in the trash, dissolved them in milk, grinded them up in a garbage disposal. Lastly, and I really don't want to even think about this like it's unimaginable but someone could have like lured them around the corner onto sesame street and actually hired like a cookie monster to set them up and like devour them whole. So do u need me to list all these things off again while we are doing the lie detector test?"

This comment is nothing short of a Masterpiece 😆😆😆

One day without videogames...  🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

This comment is nothing short of a Masterpiece 😆😆😆

One day without videogames...  🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"I would never wish that any harm happened to these cookies. I loved those cookies."

"I would never wish that any harm happened to these cookies. I loved those cookies."

Seriously you made me laugh so hard, so funny

Seriously you made me laugh so hard, so funny

i appreciate the time and effort you put into this comment 😂

i appreciate the time and effort you put into this comment 😂

He took cookies too!? So he killed his wife and two daughters and then ate all of his own cookies!? What a psycho

He took cookies too!? So he killed his wife and two daughters and then ate all of his own cookies!? What a psycho

Prince Andrew: I had diabetes at the specific time those cookies went missing, but I don't anymore. So I couldn't have eaten them.
Lee Rodarte: I remember the first time I ate a cookie. That takes me back to Pre school, it was a sunny Tuesday morning, I had just been promoted to line leader...
Dalia Dipolito: starts crying before even being asked about the cookies

Prince Andrew: I had diabetes at the specific time those cookies went missing, but I don't anymore. So I couldn't have eaten them.
Lee Rodarte: I remember the first time I ate a cookie. That takes me back to Pre school, it was a sunny Tuesday morning, I had just been promoted to line leader...
Dalia Dipolito: *starts crying before even being asked about the cookies*

Lord Zizumias that great, it’s rare I read a comment that long

Lord Zizumias that great, it’s rare I read a comment that long

"I have, like, no inclination for where the cookies are..."

"I have, like, no inclination for where the cookies are..."

I want those cookies BACKK i just like ....want them Backk

I want those cookies BACKK i just like ....want them Backk

I committed to reading this because it is on point!

I committed to reading this because it is on point!

Oh my god...I have to laugh...despite the terrible case.😂😂😂biggest idiot cw in the interrogation room believing he is more intelligent than the fbi man...neighbor nate closed the case already.😂😂😂

This may be the FUNNIEST comment I have ever read in my life!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

This may be the FUNNIEST comment I have ever read in my life!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Thanks! This is the only comic relief I've ever read about this case. It is much appreciated!

Thanks! This is the only comic relief I've ever read about this case. It is much appreciated!

@D. K. wow solid pick up .. this dude isn't even from California to be using" likes" in that manner lol

@D. K. wow solid pick up .. this dude isn't even from California to be using" likes" in that manner lol

Lord Zizumias lol this is so accurate. At the end of the quote I pictured him force that strange family photo smile

Lord Zizumias lol this is so accurate. At the end of the quote I pictured him force that strange family photo smile

You ever in ca you got a beer bro on me.

You ever in ca you got a beer bro on me.

GENIUS!!! Comment of the Fukin YEAR!!  Tom Leykis would be proud!

GENIUS!!! Comment of the Fukin YEAR!!  Tom Leykis would be proud!

Lord Zizumias lmfaoooooo I would never like make those cookies like disappear I want them back like I have to have them back I just like want to see those cookies again

Davy Ker I would never make your shoes disappear

Davy Ker I would never make your shoes disappear

Funniest thing I've read all day.  Thanks, man!  :)

Funniest thing I've read all day.  Thanks, man!  :)

@Unicorn Blast
It's actually "can not" I'm just too lazy to add the apostrophe.
There's no excuse for poor spelling if English is ones first language though

@Rusty Shackleford It's " Can't " not cant. Dude, you should NOT be harping on someone about spelling LOL.

@Rusty Shackleford It's " Can't " not cant. Dude, you should NOT be harping on someone about spelling LOL.

If i could like, like that more than once, i would, coz i like thought it was good that i had to like like it and tell you that i liked it.

I would say someone who ate the cookies should maybe have there video games taken away for a week or I guess maybe grounded for a week I mean if that's something that they do in Colorado I don't know

It would be totally horrible if someone ripped those cookies apart and brutally swallowed them in an act of evil and cruel hunger

It would be totally horrible if someone ripped those cookies apart and brutally swallowed them in an act of evil and cruel hunger

Guilty people who have a guilty conscience tend to ramble on

Guilty people who have a guilty conscience tend to ramble on

Lord Zizumias the amount of effort put into this comment it deserves a award

Lord Zizumias the amount of effort put into this comment it deserves a award

This is the greatest comment i've seen in a full month.  And i watch a lot of YT vids so brava sir!

This is the greatest comment i've seen in a full month.  And i watch a lot of YT vids so brava sir!

yooo bro im so glad i came into the comments to see this, you funny asl 💀💀💀💀

yooo bro im so glad i came into the comments to see this, you funny asl 💀💀💀💀

Lord Zizumias choc chipe cookies.chris took them at 1.46am.then wipe them out.

Lord Zizumias choc chipe cookies.chris took them at 1.46am.then wipe them out.

Dude, you're a God and I thank you deeply for your wisdom

Dude, you're a God and I thank you deeply for your wisdom

This is brilliant 😂 also, “I wish those cookies would just come back to the jar so they can tackle me and run into my mouth”

This is brilliant 😂 also, “I wish those cookies would just come back to the jar so they can tackle me and run into my mouth”

@Fresh Green Jello man i love pointless arguments on the internet

@Fresh Green Jello man i love pointless arguments on the internet

Lord Zizumias I’m not trying to pump you up or anything but this could be my new #1 YouTube comment of all time. So fucking good man. Blessings

Lord Zizumias I really just read all of that

Lord Zizumias I really just read all of that

Holy shit lol. Who let Chris back on the internet

Holy shit lol. Who let Chris back on the internet

Davy Ker like jordons like wht like my jordons like my jordons 11......Chris like did u Chris like yEe

Davy Ker like jordons like wht like my jordons like my jordons 11......Chris like did u Chris like yEe

Lord Zizumias need more like.......like more...ok like cake like

Lord Zizumias need more like.......like more...ok like cake like

@Rusty Shackleford

???

First of all you're missing a factor when it comes to your logic. The point is  I personally thought it was a good comment. This obviously doesn't translate to "any comment rated lower is underrated" , in order for something to be underrated it has to have some value. It's literally in the word's definition. If something doesn't have value regardless of how highly  recived it is or isn't it won't be underatted. But prehaps that was your whole arguement in the 1st place,  which brings me to my own second one...

The definition of underrated to summarise is something lacking importance. Now determining importance is largely subjective. When it comes to movies some will say something is underrated because the recognition of the critics was lacking, others would say it's because the recognition of the audience was lacking. What determines importance for these two groups is different. My point is the very nature of underatted makes so that you have no choice but to fall onto your opinion because it's so subjective! "As I deem so" is just how finding things underatted  works. It's an opinion.

Thirdly you don't seem to understand that presenting an  opinion doesn't mean you think everyone should follow it. Me stating: "blue is the best colour" doesn't mean I think blue should be the only colour. It means I like blue.

How you came to your conclusion makes me wonder wtf is wrong with you ?

@Rusty Shackleford

???

First of all you're missing a factor when it comes to your logic. The point is  I personally thought it was a good comment. This obviously doesn't translate to "any comment rated lower is underrated" , in order for something to be underrated it has to have some value. It's literally in the word's definition. If something doesn't have value regardless of how highly  recived it is or isn't it won't be underatted. But prehaps that was your whole arguement in the 1st place,  which brings me to my own second one...

The definition of underrated to summarise is something lacking importance. Now determining importance is largely subjective. When it comes to movies some will say something is underrated because the recognition of the critics was lacking, others would say it's because the recognition of the audience was lacking. What determines importance for these two groups is different. My point is the very nature of underatted makes so that you have no choice but to fall onto your opinion *because* it's so subjective! "As I deem so" is just how finding things underatted  works. It's an opinion.

Thirdly you don't seem to understand that *presenting* an  opinion doesn't mean you think everyone should follow it. Me stating: "blue is the best colour" doesn't mean I think blue should be the only colour. It means I like blue.

How you came to your conclusion makes me wonder wtf is wrong with *you* ?

@Fresh Green Jello <br>The top comment is underrated? Should YouTube give him a comment trophy? Wtf is wrong with you?

@Fresh Green Jello
The top comment is underrated? Should YouTube give him a comment trophy? Wtf is wrong with you?

I literally cannot stop laughing to get through the whole thing 🤣

I literally cannot stop laughing to get through the whole thing 🤣

Those cookies... they’re you’re lifeline. Stealing those cookies, I mean, it was an act of, like, evil cruelty.

Those cookies... they’re you’re lifeline. Stealing those cookies, I mean, it was an act of, like, evil cruelty.

holy shit like you need like more like likes

holy shit like you need like more like likes

Davy Ker lmfaooooo stomp my face into the dirt haaaaahahahaha

Davy Ker lmfaooooo stomp my face into the dirt haaaaahahahaha

Davy Ker we gotta find those shoes, right? I promise I’m telling the truth about these shoes.

Davy Ker we gotta find those shoes, right? I promise I’m telling the truth about these shoes.

I was a little down a second ago....After this I'm not. LOL

I was a little down a second ago....After this I'm not. LOL

"Chris, did you move my shoes?"<br>"I would never want anything to happen to them. I wish your shoes would just like turn up and stomp my face into the dirt. Like, I just want them to be back on your feet. I would never, like, destroy those shoes."

"Chris, did you move my shoes?"
"I would never want anything to happen to them. I wish your shoes would just like turn up and stomp my face into the dirt. Like, I just want them to be back on your feet. I would never, like, destroy those shoes."

Hahahaha nice<br>Not enough "like" though 😏😉

Hahahaha nice
Not enough "like" though 😏😉


I love the question the detective asked CW: “What do you think should be done to the person who harmed your family?” Anyone of us who actually loved and cared for our family and grieving their absence would answer by saying we’d want them hung, shot, beaten to a pulp, for us to be aline with them for just 5 minutes, etc, etc. Punishments that, in the logical part of our brain, we know they could never experience but in that moment an answer we’d give with our hearts and all our anger. CW being guilty as sin lays out his guilt by giving them actual legal sentences and the leniency he would like to receive. What a f*cking pig he is. He never cared for his family, he just got up everyday and put on his “normal” mask, hiding from the world the fact that he is incapable of real feelings of love. What a poison he was and still is.

Like, even I'd you were a logical guy, you'd answer something like "It's unfortunate that the legal system has its limits, I don't think the maximum penalty would be enough"<br>Not just "Life in Prison"

Like, even I'd you were a logical guy, you'd answer something like "It's unfortunate that the legal system has its limits, I don't think the maximum penalty would be enough"
Not just "Life in Prison"

I was thinking something along the lines of castration w/o anesthesia

@Adam Pastorek Nice job missing the point of the comment👍

So you would actually kill someone who kidnapped your family? I bet my all my limbs that you would not do it, even if they were standing in front of you waiting for it. You would let the justice system do it.


I remember hearing about this case before he was sentenced and there was speculation he didn’t do it. Just looking at the photos of him scared me. Something about his eyes really creeped me out. He didn’t look cold-hearted or remorseful. The best way I could explain it is he looked a bit scared but mostly I would explain it as him having a doomed look in his eyes. I don’t even know what that means. I think maybe I just was creeped out by the way he disposed of his kids and I never really had much interest about murder cases before that. All I know is I was only looking at a picture of him and it terrified me.


The way he averts the actual method of murder he used on his family when asked about the way someone could be murdered (strangulation) is the moment this detective knew Chris was guilty.


it must be so hard knowing deep in your stomach that someone is guilty but having to get more out of them to prove it. The polygrapher and the interrogator know for a fact he's guilty


The polygrapher is terrifying in a good way. So charismatic and friendly outwardly, but an absolutely ruthless shark underneath.

She’s a honeypot. She is purposely seeming nice, and warm at first, only to make her inevitable confrontation all the more impacting

What's scary is that "polygrapher" is an actual thing considering it's nonsense. 😬 might as well be called a truthologist xD

CBI Agent Tammy Lee.
She’s an awesome Law Enforcement Officer!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🏆🥇

Polygraphs are BS that are inadmissible in court. And this lady seriously oversold the whole “you flunked” routine. Not that it mattered given how guilty Watts was.

@Miguel Quazar lol you have literally no idea what you're talking about. This is her JOB bro. You have no idea what she's like in her personal life

@Laney D they had no found their bodies and even if they had, it takes a few days to determine the cause of death in autopsy.

I don't see where you think she accurately guessed the cause of death.  She mentioned many ways to murder someone, they just had a hunch that he may have strangled her due to him constantly touching his neck the prior day and the fact that he was avoiding saying it when pressed.

They needed him to confess. Because they didn't know where they were.

@Miguel Quazar Huh? What makes you think that about her?

Even minus the polygraph he gives me insanely creepy vibes. He literally has the most shallow personality

I have a question. When she was asking the question about making someone disappear. Did they already find the body’s and know their cause of death or did she just miraculously guess strangulation and didn’t know that’s how he killed his family?

Only if your guilty of murdering your wife and children.

@PixieD What does that last sentence try to say

@Miguel Quazar what? You're talking about the lady? How did you come to that conclusion wtf??

And probably drunk and loaded with pills.

@mirahhh she appears as a pretty lady with a warm presence & while I'm sure she might have that warmth in other settings, here she's a stone cold stress & deception guard basically setting up the guilty to shit themselves 😂😂😂

I had never listened to the part where she asks him to list WAYS TO KILL PEOPLE!!! He probably shit himself. I love her.

"i mean,

you can kill a guy by shocking him to death. shooting him, beating him, throwing him to starved pigs. heck, you can probably kill some people with just the right amount of shade about their poor wardrobe choices." 😊

polygraphs don’t tell if you’re lying, they scare you into. a confession. very good polygrapher.

the way she dresses threw me off. i didn’t expect her to be so conniving. it’s crazy. she looks like a regular karen and is far from it🤯

Wouldn't want to be her spouse and try to hide something from her!!!

Yup 150% guilty he wanted to prove his innocence ,she flunked him with joy. Said they had to actually readjust the computer screen as his went so far off the charts, it wasn't able to send the ends how badly he lied 😳 wow.
They don't wanna ask me ways to kill people rofl always into true crime well this one did this, that one did that rofl

Yup 150% guilty he wanted to prove his innocence ,she flunked him with joy. Said they had to actually readjust the computer screen as his went so far off the charts, it wasn't able to send the ends how *badly* he lied 😳 wow.
They don't wanna ask me ways to kill people rofl always into true crime well this one did this, that one did that rofl


When the officer showed Shannon's pic with kids to him and said, "please help me find them". It broke my heart. The officer was saying the words that Chris would've said, if he wasn't guilty.


When Chris said kids, spouse, family, I imagine the detective abruptly jumping up out of his chair , throwing his arms up in the air and loudly and sarcastically declaring Chris innocent as he storms out of the room shouting it down the hallway.


Tammy is a beast
I've watched and re-watched this polygraph interrogation about 10-15 times.
Because she's so-fucking-great - am I right?!

Tammy is a *beast*
I've watched and re-watched this polygraph interrogation about 10-15 times.
Because she's *so-fucking-great* - am I right?!


Above all else, above their Thoroughness, dedication, intelligence, and perseverance, i have to congratulate the detectives,  polygraph operator, and everyone else who spoke to Chris for their composure. If I was sitting across from a man who I was pretty sure killed his family and he was telling me bold face lies about his love for them i dont think I could keep myself from screaming in his face

Yeah because your not a professional interrogator or Polygrapher nor have any Experience in those fields so yeah thats Quite normal


JCS it would be interesting to show interrogations with innocent people who got convicted and analyze how the police misread them.

@a lucientes Central Park 5 were not wrongly convicted. That seems to be a common misconception.

Its good to see the innocent response because the law is and should be favored toward innocence. And ultimately a false positive is much worse than a false negative because then the police would be perpetrating harm. if a student is using these to study, there should be a balance so its not just one extreme

THANK YOU!!! SHOW HOW COPS COERCE AND GOAD PERSONS OF INTEREST. Techniques,  trained to get desired responses.  Poly is BULLSHIT TOO

there's this show on Netflix called confession tapes that shows how innocent people confessed to crimes simply because the police would grill them for hours, mentally breaking them down to the point where they themselves thought they must have actually done the crime. It's really good and interesting I highly recommend it.

It would be interesting to see him dissect the Steven Avery case.

It would be interesting to see him dissect the Steven Avery case.

Ultimately it's not perfect, the analysis in these cases are interpreted by humans as their source.

People who know how the system works are dismissive for this reason, it's more ambiguous and harder to prove, they'll need more tangible evidence to circumvent that and prove guilt.

J B with these things it’s not pinpointing single aspects. People can laugh nervously but that does not mean they are guilty for example. It is multiple displays in tandem both prompted and unprompted that investigators are trained to follow.

tuanomsoc Oh no for sure it would be interesting to see JCS make a video like that.

@kerfluffle right but here we're looking back, assured of guilt. it'd be interesting to see what a false positive looks like -- when the detective is wrong -- and how JCS analysis examines that. it could either go "here's what the detective missed" or "here's why the detective totally got fooled and this isn't a 100% accurate science, just like everything else".

it's one of those perfect modifications where it's interesting either way it goes.

@Jack C Expanding on this, I have to add that a TON of the avoidant/incriminating behaviors pointed out in many of these videos are just par-for-the-course for people on the Autism Spectrum or suffering from PTSD. I would hate to have my body-language used against me in court because I CAN'T hold eye contact with anybody for any real length of time even on the best of days. Under legal pressure? I'd be fidgeting and changing moods and avoiding eye-contact like crazy. Even if I were innocent.

probably much harder to find such evidence..

probably much harder to find such evidence..

@Charles Leroq - Yup.  Just another psychological tool to elicit confessions from suspects.  Though totally inadmissable in court, it worked in this case.

@Susan Kay Yes, it was obvious to me that he was lying, too. But I am saying that lie detection isn't an actual credible science, in spite of what some comments by the narrator seem to imply. If it was, then interrogations wouldn't be necessary. The polygraph would be all it would take.

I could provide that for someone, since that is what I am currently going through

I could provide that for someone, since that is what I am currently going through

@Charles Leroq - Did you see his TV interview, the day after the murders?  It was patently obvious to me that he was lying, and I'm no expert.

Statistically, about 90% of female murders are perpetrated by the intimate partner.  Male homicides are less so, especially when they're involved with drug usage or sales.  (FBI Stats)

@Susan Kay I;ve seen it, and enjoyed it. But my point is that it isn't really a science, and is ultimately down to human interpretation. Even polygraph tests aren't really true. The way the police used the polygraph here, was to keep the interrogation going, and add pressure to the suspect, to obtain the confession. The actual results of it, are meaningless, which wasn't stated, even though the narrator correctly said polygraphs aren't admissible as evidence in court.

There was a TV show called, 'Lie To Me', starting Tim Roth, (IMDB 8/10), about the science of human deception.

Roth played a doctor who studied micro-expressions, body language, and other tell-tale signs of dishonesty in our current public figures!  It was an eye-opener, and a lot like this series, an education into itself.

Available on HULU, Amazon Prime streams, Google, VUDU for pay.  Check it out.
( https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1235099/ )

There was a TV show called, *'Lie To Me',* starting Tim Roth, (IMDB 8/10), about the science of human deception.

Roth played a doctor who studied micro-expressions, body language, and other tell-tale signs of dishonesty in our current public figures!  It was an eye-opener, and a lot like this series, an education into itself.

Available on HULU, Amazon Prime streams, Google, VUDU for pay.  Check it out.
( https://m.imdb.com/title/tt1235099/ )

Always ask for a lawyer, cops are never your friend and EVERYTHING YOU SAY WILL BE USED AGAINST  YOU. it'll NEVER be used to help you

@RG4x Right. I have heard him cite "body language" several times, which is a quack science. A lot of this is conformation bias. Like, many people will over-explain in a police interrogation room, in front of someone in an authority position. Some of it can be attributed to people pleasing. I find this channel entertaining, but the information should be taken with a pinch of salt. Whomever is behind this channel hardly puts their credentials on the table.

Cops can LIE, too, about the polygraph results to further manipulate suspects!

Cops can LIE, too, about the polygraph results to further manipulate suspects!

@a lucientes
Polygraphs are simply a mind f**k designed to get people to confess.
From this lady giving her credentials (5 years experience, best schools, blah blah blah), to the invincibility of the machine, to the spiel 'there's only two ways to fail'. This is all to give the person the idea that the person doing the polygraph is in control and their conclusions are inevitable and true. Then they fail you (they ALWAYS fail you). Once they fail you, they pressure you to explain where you were lying, and whittle away starting with small stuff. "maybe you weren't telling us all about your marriage?"

Good point. If you see the documentary called "14 days in may" about a convicted killer in may 1987 about to be executed in 2 weeks time, it is highly possible that the "confession" was beaten out of him. Once the cops had their "confession" there was NO TURNING BACK for him! Damn, he probably was pure innocent and could do NOTHING about his situation. If you are innocent, how the F*CK to you PROVE that, if the other part WANT you to be guilty????

see the daniel holtzcla interrogation and you see a inocent guy being interrogated a guy that latter was sentenced to life in prison without fisical evidence

Read about the Morin case in Toronto. It was exactly that.  Book is called "Redrum" iirc.

@iceheart920 I took one once. Given by a retired NYPD expert and he told me it showed deception. Meanwhile, I had answered every single question honestly. So much for polygraphs. There's a very good reason theyre not admissible in court, which makes you wonder why law enforcement place such faith in them when doing investigation and clearing suspects.

The National Academy of Science has already come out against polygraph as unscientific and unreliable. If you're ever asked to take a polygraph, refuse it on the grounds that it is pseudoscience.

I never thought I’d be binge watching police interrogations.

I never thought I’d be binge watching police interrogations.

Watch Central Park Five. or the Memphis Three. Docs. The first one was better. Made by Ken Burns' daughter.  The problem w/JCS doing an analysis is the hours of police manipulation are usually not on tape. Still, he might do a show on the subject.

@Jack C of course there will always be exceptions to the RULE. The rule being that historically and statistically, most guilty people act a certain way, whereas most innocent people act in a different way. Will some people defy these characteristics? Of course! That's why our justice system is far from perfect. But putting aside human prejudices and personal biases, a proper interrogation can only be aided with such analytical studies. Of course that's no comfort to those who are wrongly accused... But it's the best we can do. Compared to interrogation tactics I've witnessed, trust me, be glad we have this imperfect system.

The police will never give out such tapes, it would make them look stupid

The police will never give out such tapes, it would make them look stupid

Roy R you wouldn’t. If your partner and/or kids (especially) were missing. You wouldn’t be sat in a room answering questions, you would be out looking under rocks and putting up posters.

Watch a movie called the The Imposter (2012) or The Interrogation of Michael Crowe(intimidating a child to confess to something he didnt do) The Impostor2012 (4/5 of the dcmntry) poly was used 5 times in a row on a mother with a missing child just to close the case. The poly turned negative, so  mrs. detective says: impossible, put her on AGAIN, and they repeated 3-5 times, enough times until the poly turned positive, until she lost her temper about being interrogated regarding her own missing child. For those that don't know: poly's detect nervousness (sweat, impatience, heartbeat) so making someone uneasy, nervous turns out a false positive, not necessarily a lie. Which is why polygraphs are not used in a just court, only as intimidation to an actual confession. (*a confession doesnt have to be true, see Michael Crowe)

@SandiandBodiandI Bodi this isnt an english language channel. I'd give them a 7/10 which is sufficient for youtubes comment section

@Zaphod Beeblebrox that's my next watch, cheers!

@Zaphod Beeblebrox that's my next watch, cheers!

@Jack C I guess the point isn't every single little detail in a vacuum, but more all of it in conjunction. JCS mentions that we have hindsight, so his actions seem clearer. But even to the investigators and those around him, his actions weren't exactly adding up from a big picture point of view. I think it'd be a great lesson to go over footage from those who were deemed innocent, or just interrogations of other suspects! Not sure on how readily available that footage is, but it'd be cool to see it analyzed in the same manner.

J B I agree, I’m a very anxious individual and I’m sure I would fail every single one of these “psychological tests” even if I was completely innocent

It would be interesting to dig into Steven Avery's case

It would be interesting to dig into Steven Avery's case

J B That’s how most of these analyses look to someone to no experience or no time spent into the subject. The whole point of Criminology is to pick up on the littlest things that the prime suspect gives off because it is well known that the prime suspect won’t just openly admit unless he’s been pressured to do so. You should read more on it it’s actually pretty cool.

This is a comment on every video and I too want to see it!  Jeff the Legend was close, but I want to see more.  Especially cases where they were convicted and then later found innocent.  It's good to look back at your failures and recalibrate for the future.


His wife and children are missing and he sits there in front of the Detective and says "I had nothing to do with this act of evil cruelty". An early slip-up of monumental proportions!


Chris is such a bad liar, I was half expecting him to slip up and accidentally answer yes to a question during the polygraph


No innocent, grieving person would be able to mention ways their loved ones could have been hurt. The thought alone would be too much to comprehend. Yet here he is going on and on. He truly is pure evil.


The funny thing is he could've just refused to do the lie detector test. Many innocent people would also do that because they can be inaccurate and can be cheated and aren't admissible in court. He just put more pressure on himself which leads to the confession. Typical sociopath is so arrogant he thinks he can beat it.


This polygrapher makes me feel like I am guilty for Shanann's disappearence lol

You saying chris took the fall? Are you confessing, boy?! 😉

So Chris didn't do it!<br>We have the culprit right here, grab his leg before he can get away

So Chris didn't do it!
We have the culprit right here, grab his leg before he can get away

Yes, I know what you mean, she is really clever👌

THAT is actually her job. Polygraphs are not accurate on people who know how to control their body responses or people who don’t feel guilt. It does not matter what the results say at all because it’s not usable in court. Their job is to make you admit your wrongdoings verbally. The test is just used to provoke you into giving up info you were hiding earlier by making you think they can tell.

She is so good at her job.

Chick was RUTHLESS bro. I felt the same way. She was verbally destroying his shit the entire interview.

16:00 these people are genius 👌. They know he wont mention the methods he used. Some of these tactics are just gold and deserve a round of applause.

me a canadian and 17 when this happened:  👁👄👁 wait where was i that night

I was just thinking I hope I would pass I had nothing to do with it. omg 🤦♀😄

I know right, I was replaying everything I've ever done. My anxiety is through the roof 😅

The anxiety levels were crazy i was about to admit to it myself

Me too, I wanted to confess and I haven't been to Colorado since 1973.

"Of course you know if you <b>did</b> have something to do with this it would be very stupid to comment on this video, right?"  LOL

"Of course you know if you *did* have something to do with this it would be very stupid to comment on this video, right?"  LOL

Carlos Oliver’s WHERES THE BODY?!? Where are they.

[pause]

@Ellen Raine the point of listing ways of killing someone was to prevent him from tricking the polygraph in his own mind,  and to make sure he understood exactly what the question was referring to. When Tammy asked "Did you physically cause Shanann's disappearance?", Chris could have thought to himself "No, the guy I hired did it" (if that was the case), and he would have tricked the polygraph. That listing exercise helped to mitigate that possibility.

What was the point of his listing ways of killing someone again?  I'd be like, "When you're ready to actually administer the polygraph (which is what I came in here for over an hour ago), give me a call!"

Someone must've hacked my account. I would never hurt that JR!

Please contact the police and tell them all about it. :)


I love that we get expert observations on the psychology behind these crimes, and good editing to omit the boring stuff!


I’d imagine his wife pleaded with him to work on things inside their marriage. She wanted the man that swore to provide, protect, and stay by her side there. She wanted her kids to have dad under the same roof but he was fixed on leaving for a woman that should be shamed for investing time in a married man. Now he still gets to breathe while a woman and two babies faced untimely arrivals at heaven’s gate. I’m ashamed to be in a government that taxes me to house and feed such a person as Chris when he chose his fate the moment he indulged into infidelity.

Well said. It’s too bad the death penalty costs the system something like $2 million


i love that everything the interrogator says could has a double meaning. "you're a terrible liar" is reassuring if you're innocent and trying to tell the truth, but totally the opposite if you're not. absolutely brutalized this guy and i am glad that she did it to him.


I could never understand how a person could sit there knowing what horrible/horrific thing he’s done to his own little girls and wife and completely lie and pretend to care and have concern for their safety and whereabouts. It’s sickening and mind boggling. Besides the whole other mind fuck of how a seemingly normal man can all of a sudden decide that murdering his children and wife was the best way to move on and continue his relationship with the women he was having an affair with. Scary and befuddling


The woman administering the polygraph test is absolutely devastating. Holy shit, she’s in the right field of work. What a savage.

@I vote NO to censorship most criminals have low IQ so I think she's in right field of work.

Dude agreed to a poly knowing damn well what he did lol that takes some stupid balls

@kinor Spielman sometimes that is what it takes. he confessed did he not

He would've cracked with the "I already know the truth, so don't lie," method

It's great to see someone who loves their work  🤣

@I vote NO to censorship get a load of this guy

Have you seen her interview with Oxygen? It’s amazing to hear how she made him crumble little by little.

@jasminee187 dont call me poopy head!  👄

@jasminee187 dont call me poopy head!  👄

@I vote NO to censorship username checks out.

@kinor Spielman your ass would have walked in, slammed some files on the table, went "where are they?!?!" like fucking Batman and Chris Watts would have gotten off scot free because you failed to secure substantial evidence or a confession after he clammed up and told you nothing.

Ik I started feeling guilty .... I’m about to fess about everything in my life

@JokersSerious we are blessed with hindsight in this. Knowing the outcome makes people  believe that mentally torturing someone is ok. It is done without facts most of the time.

Yeah, until you think about how they do this to innocent people as well. The pressure techniques is what gets innocent people into taking plea bargains.

Also, polygraphs are inadmissible in court due to how easily they can be misleading. Multiple things can contribute to it detecting a “lie.”

@Anya now imagine all the innocent people in prison because they "didn't consider" all the rights they're supposed to have but are denied or completely ignorant of while being fucked with by these "experts" with no special insight, no real knowledge, no fucking clue.

these videos lay it out for you, their jobs are nothing but cycling through different avenues trying to squeeze blood from a stone. you find it justified because this video shows an actual murderer. in reality it could easily be you sitting in that chair for being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

if they had enough to arrest/convict, NONE of this would be going on. what's idiotic is how you don't seem to know this. it's just happenstance that Watts didn't seem to know he's entitled to an attorney any time he's in there, or that if he's not under arrest for a crime he doesn't have to be there at all.

You feel good about it because he's actually guilty - which you only know because the trial is over and he was proven guilty.

@I vote NO to censorship lets see you get interrogated by her

@Gabriel Kerne well yes, but actually no.

@kinor Spielman mate, it’s called technique. They have to follow the law, they have to make someone comfortable enough to give them information, they’re looking a confession. A direct confrontation usually doesn’t get results.

@Puffena anyway to get around the cruel and unusual thing. At least it wasnt a military interrogator at a black site.

@Antininos Pius I’m sorry, did you just compare a polygraph test to waterboarding. I can see your point, but that’s super dumb.

@Puffena it is a form of interrogation.  Most people think there is a trick to beating it, but they just use the polygraph to stress you into thinking we have some magic device that can identify all falsehoods to become infallible in the interrogated mind. It is scare tactics and enhanced interrogation and a big reason it's not admissible. I'm not saying they shouldn't put the screws to him, it's just hilarious how that fake device can get past all mental barricades and make the suspect fold. I suppose it's not unlike gaining a false confession through other less socially acceptable enhanced interrogation techniques like waterboarding etc and it's just as rife with abuses.

@I vote NO to censorship that’s why we need you as the lead investigator because she clearly needs your help!

She’s awesome at what she does. Totally tore him down before and after the test. Badass

She str8 up was trolling shit funny she's The Best

@Antininos Pius convince them into confessing? Polygraph may be inadmissible, but a confession is completely admissible.

It's all a sham and is just an enhanced interrogation technique.  The results are not admissible in court. There is no need to "beat " them.

@kinor Spielman I don’t think I have EVER seen the Reid technique applied right out the gate. I want to be clear here, I know that direct confrontation is used in interrogations, but almost never does an interrogation begin with any aggressive or confrontational technique. Even this very case involved starting with more passive, rapport-building techniques before eventually becoming confrontational later on to seal the deal.

EDIT: I mean, just look at part three. They are practically yelling at the guy about how fucked he is and how he needs to come clean.

@kinor Spielman I don’t think I have EVER seen the Reid technique applied right out the gate. I want to be clear here, I know that direct confrontation is used in interrogations, but almost never does an interrogation *begin* with any aggressive or confrontational technique. Even this very case involved starting with more passive, rapport-building techniques before eventually becoming confrontational later on to seal the deal.

EDIT: I mean, just look at part three. They are practically yelling at the guy about how fucked he is and how he needs to come clean.

@kinor Spielman direct confrontation rarely results in a confession. And without a confession, it becomes significantly more hit or miss it a conviction will be achieved.

@kinor Spielman that’s how they get confessions though. Creeping around it builds anxiety, emotional distress, and eventually leads suspects to snap and confess.

@I vote NO to censorship She was dealing with a moron and knew it. These people know who they're dealing with.

Yeah she is.  She EXPERTLY did this job.

Yeah she is.  She EXPERTLY did this job.


I was given a polygraph test at a place where I worked. The office had checks that were stolen and cashed so they checked everyone out. I wasn’t nervous because I knew I didn’t do it. The guy who performed the test said my test was like the one in a million that his instructor told him about and that he was going to frame it. He couldn’t tell anything that I lied about at all and he purposefully asked questions where most people would lie. It didn’t make a difference to me because it was really none of his business what I had done in the past


Polygraph tests have a 7 percent advantage over a coin toss - and that is only for untrained, neurotypical subjects.

That's above significance, but means that polygraph tests are nothing but a manipulation technique, which are shown to be highly functional in all these videos, but lead to significantly problematic outcomes (like creating false memories and so on).


It’s worrying to know that we don’t really know anyone, as much as we think we might do. Having said that, these people are thankfully very rare and in the most part we do know who we are sharing our lives with…


Dude misses his family with all the passion and emotion as someone reading a book report on a book they didn’t read


Detective drinks coffee - “this is a coffee technique , it’s meant to create a casual atmosphere with the suspect and make him relax and open up more”<br>Detective spills coffee - “this is known as the spilled coffee technique , used to create confusion “

Detective drinks coffee - “this is a coffee technique , it’s meant to create a casual atmosphere with the suspect and make him relax and open up more”
Detective spills coffee - “this is known as the spilled coffee technique , used to create confusion “

Lmfaooo naa this acc a top tier comment😭

They analyze everything in this video so hard, at times I thought that it doesn’t matter what Chris says, it’s some sort of “ insert psychology theory here” . Lol

The "people are going to admit eventually no matter what you do"  technique is the one I find to be the best.

I did use the pause technique & WHY WOULD I BELIEVE YOU technique all the time

Detective srathes head** <br>"This is known as the scatchy scratch technique. The interigator will violently scratch there head to cause of sense of fear making the suspect think they have lice and will confess faster to prevent themselves from getting lice as well.

Detective srathes head**
"This is known as the scatchy scratch technique. The interigator will violently scratch there head to cause of sense of fear making the suspect think they have lice and will confess faster to prevent themselves from getting lice as well.

I heard that  interviewers breathe  air just like the suspects to make them feel at ease.

Dead serious, I genuinely have not a shadow of a doubt in my mind that  that would work on Chris watts.

Not up for tennis, but that was a clever comment

After coffee spills a cop in batcostume appears and says wheeeeereeee isssss sheeeeee.

When the shift from casually sipping coffee to uncomfortably spilling the coffee is so sudden, it can cause the suspect to become disorientated, making it more likely for them to inadvertently divulge pertinent information...

Actually, these techniques makes sense and can be useful 👍🏼

I wish the "reverse cognitive pistol whipping technique" was still implemented and standard practice but unfortunately they retired that technique back in the '80s - '90s trust me if anyone needs technique clean some dust off of it, it it's Chris Watts Cdfu 😂😆🤣🤭🤭🤭

Lmfao facts!! Everything is a technique!

@TIV67 Playz is this some sort of religious technique the detectives use?

Detective scratches his butt - "This is called 'the butt scratch", it's a technique to give the suspect the impression that the detective is just an average guy, doing his job, instead of the highly trained and skill super sleuth that he actually is." <br>Detective sniffs his finger after scratching his butt - "This is called the 'stinky finger sniff', it's a subtle technique to gross out the suspect, making him feel uncomfortable in the presence of the detective. This technique is often enhanced by additionally shaking the suspects hand afterwards."

Detective scratches his butt - "This is called 'the butt scratch", it's a technique to give the suspect the impression that the detective is just an average guy, doing his job, instead of the highly trained and skill super sleuth that he actually is."
Detective sniffs his finger after scratching his butt - "This is called the 'stinky finger sniff', it's a subtle technique to gross out the suspect, making him feel uncomfortable in the presence of the detective. This technique is often enhanced by additionally shaking the suspects hand afterwards."

Fr I wonder if everything is actually a technique

Never thought I’d laugh my ass off at this video

Detective cleans coffee up -"this is known as cleaning technique something the suspect does after he kills his victims"

I spilled my coffee laughing at this comment and now I'm confused :}

It's funny coz if Jim starts explaining this I'll believe it.

I guess the “projectile vomiting” technique wasn’t needed!


The one thing I noticed is he never mentions the unborn baby inside of his wife’s belly as well…along with the mention of “these/those kids”. 🙁

Just so horrible in every way possible


Whenever I've had a bad day. I watch Chris's Watts. And my bad day doesn't seem so bad anymore.


The fact he bothered to answer the ridiculous question "what are ways you can make someone disappear" just sealed his fate 100x over, just watching him answer that was so cringey


15:50 gives me chills. It’s crazy him react when she mentions strangulation and smothering, since that’s how he killed them.


“Thank you for being a horrible liar.” I love how passive aggressive this lady is 😂😂😂

"That's a good thing! We don't want to be good liars! ☺" 🤣🤣🤣

"Tell me, Chris. Since the moment you were born, was there a moment in life where you've actually told the truth?"

@Stand Up They make way to small amounts of money for what they do....

@clouds exactly I would never let anybody talk to me like that, either ignoring them or fight back, specially if I would be a suspect I would shut down the law enforcement really quick and lawyer up.

Even as an innocent person, I wouldn't perform better in a police interview, when I'm confronted with offensive questions^^

After failing a polygraph test I would ask for a pen and paper and then with statistical mathematics I would show the detectives that although I failed, the probability of someone who is telling the truth and failing is much greater than someone who passes the test eventhough they are lying.

P ES yeah it's too bad a polygraph is pseudo science and not admitted to any court as actual evidence and the person who invented it wished he could take it back because of its gross misuse and actual inaccuracy

Seriously , she is awesome. I would hate to be in the same room as her if I were guilty.

Jaunot Nelson   If one isn’t a murderer or other criminal one doesn’t have to ever worry about these techniques.      Here sits the epitome of evil thinking he’s snowing them and your comment is you don’t trust the police.

I know it’s way different in hindsight and bc I’m not in his position but she seems so passive aggressive and insulting in the way she spoke to him I was thinking to myself if I were in the situation I would have gotten pissed at her and stopped talking/walked out/asked for a lawyer...I’m not siding with Watts, good for her treating him like an idiot that he obviously is

Buzz Lightyear <br>I wouldn’t call her passive aggressive at all; she’s pretty direct.

Buzz Lightyear
I wouldn’t call her passive aggressive at all; she’s pretty direct.

Seaprimate Jenkins yeah, but it’s not “working” if it would make innocent people look guilty.
I’m not saying they’re doing it in this video, but there have been cases where law enforcement has gotten a confession from an innocent individual because they’re so “good” at manipulating and scaring people.

Have you seen The Making of a Murderer?

Part of her technique to put him off his guard.  In normal relationships, being a 'horrible liar' means you are truthful, so is a compliment.  She uses it in the same way but we know its true

vinny strobel - she had what it took to dominate "clowny the family decimator"  glad you also appreciate her work!

@vinny strobel she's a strong and professional woman.<br>Fixed it for you.

@vinny strobel she's a strong and professional woman.
Fixed it for you.

@Christine Jones She's a babe. I'd fear for the man who tries to lie to or cheat on her lmao.

@Jonathan Valenzuela GENIUS OBSERVATION. The key being guilty people and innocent people react much differently. Especially ones who are supposed to not know their wife and kids are dead.

@Juno Hamilton he didn't have to do the poly. Or the interview for that matter. If he immediately asked for a lawyer they would've had to stop everything

Jonathan Valenzuela well he’s admitted it now. He’s just a sociopath!

The moment I heard that I was like: "Ooo, this is going to be one juicy test" :D

The whole purpose was to increase his fear of the polygraph exam. She needs him to either confess to alleviate the suffocating stress of being found out through that machine, or be so fearful that a lie will illicit a very physical response.  A polygraph only works if you're terrified of it.

@A S I agree,  because during the polygraph he will be fidgety, nervous, and unsure of all the lies he is about to tell.

Buzz Lightyear that is fucking 👿 I don’t trust law enforcement

I heard her say this the same time I was reading your comment. Damn she's ruthless lol.

Ikr? After a while (when she asked of ways to kill someone), I’d have been Ok, I don’t feel comfortable talking about that. But I guess he’s so <b>desperately trying to convince them of his innocence</b> he tries to appease all their q’s

Ikr? After a while (when she asked of ways to kill someone), I’d have been Ok, I don’t feel comfortable talking about that. But I guess he’s so *desperately trying to convince them of his innocence* he tries to appease all their q’s

"That would be, just stupid, for you to do this polygraph if you were guilty, very stupid" Some of her lines are gold

She was grateful for him doing their job for them, and for being able to nail his ass in such a high profile case.


love how easy it is to figure out a person simply by slightly guiding then with a few sentences and letting them talk and talk and talk. get a lawyer if your innocent


I love how she tortures the criminal mentally every time she asks him a relevant question, by pausing for a few seconds.


It's really insane that she lists the 2 forms he actually used in a row.

RIP little ones 😔


I'm surprised at how they ask him on ways to make someone disappear after his entire family goes missing for days and there's a possibility that they're suffering/dead and he doesn't get upset about being asked such a horrible thing.


Everyone's talking about how scary she is, but it's also funny that to an innocent suspect, this woman would come off as very pleasant and relieving.

God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 🥰 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)

@The Computer Man I know 2 people that failed and one of them asked for one and was so glad they were getting it so they could prove they didn't do it. Both failed and even showed deception on what their name was so I would never agree to one even if I was innocent. I would get a lawyer from the start too if I was innocent or guilty too.

@Kevin <br>But false positives happen all the time, so she's lying. I would have refused to take it the second she started lying about how there's only two possible ways to fail (lying or not listening)

@Kevin
But false positives happen all the time, so she's lying. I would have refused to take it the second she started lying about how there's only two possible ways to fail (lying or not listening)

@Erebos to help put your mind at ease, polygraphs are not even considered proof in a court of law. All they do is help apply pressure, or establish who is obviously telling the truth. If there’s any nervousness but they have no pre-established motive, they don’t pursue to get a false positive or a false negative. It’s not really a lie detector, it’s a stress monitor. But it’s concealed in a way to help organize people, and like I said above it’s not actually considered evidence in court. Heck people’s testimony is considered more reliable in terms of accurately portraying truthfulness.

@The Computer Man really? Well I guess that's the part of autism being a spectrum, I can lie and it doesn't go off

@Ealsante you would have to be a shitty murderer if you feel quilt or stress surrounding it

@JustSome Regret It can't be used at all in a trial. The mere mention of it to a jury would cause the conviction to be thrown out. The leaking of results before a trial would only help the defense.

THEN WHY AM I FEELING AS ANXIOUS AS THIS MAN I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG AAAAAAAAAAAA

@John Wayne Nearly every innocent father whose family was missing would lose their mind at those kind of questions. She was literally trying to provoke an emotional response. The fact he stayed so calm was really telling. She wanted to upset him.

@Erebos If I were innocent she really would put me at ease. I think if my family was missing and she started talking about someone burning them though I'd have become enraged and lost it. I think that's the point though.

@Erebos But if I were innocent I'd be at ease with her.

@Erebos yeah polygraphs can't be used for you or against you in most states, but on the record should someone say the defendent failed the polygraph it won't be unnoticed

@The Computer Man exactly.  I met a police officer who failed one about hus basic information cause he was under a lot of stress at work and home. If said he lied about his name. He laughed about it. But what about those truly innocent (not this man!) That are coerced into confession or bullied and scared into submission and spend a lifetime before truth seekers redeem their justice.

@Erebos Don't worry, you can refuse to take a polygraph test and this can't be used against you in a court of law

@Erebos Yeah, it's kind of BS most of the time. I was once subjected to one for funsies and I failed it despite being truthful. I think it has to do with me being autistic though, as that can have an effect in which your physiological reactions are kind of out of whack in some social situations, making you look like you're lying, even to a machine, when you're being truthful. Guess I shouldn't commit crime then :D

guess there are some guilty ass people in this chat lmao

The art is to say things that are completely non-threatening to the innocent, and terrifying to the guilty.

Innocent person: "Oh good, she's been doing this for years. She's not going to screw up and say I was lying. I didn't kill anyone and she's going to confirm that."
Guilty person: "Fuuuuuuuck I'm not gonna bluff this bitch she's been doing this for ages"

Innocent person: "Two of us will know I didn't do anything? Cool, then I can go home quickly. Let's get on with it then."
Guilty person: "Two of us will know I was the one who killed everybody? Fuuuuuuuuuuuck"

She's just very matter of fact, it's wonderful!

@Erebos that’s why polygraphs aren’t usually used as evidence in court. They’re more there for the investigators.

@Erebos however, what she's saying in the pre-test phase will probably reduce your anxiety (maybe just a bit) or at least make it stagnant. In the case of a guilty subject it increases anxiety. When she's asking questions in the test phase, if you're not guilty, your anxiety will probably drop (or stay the same) because you're confident in your answers (you didn't do it). If you're guilty the questions will increase your anxiety even more because you cannot answer them with confidence that you didn't do it.

@Some Random Asshole polygraphs are basically only used in the US because they are not reliable and often wrong. I would start sweating seeing that thing, even if I'm innocent as a newborn. But seeing this monster suffer trough that was... nice.

@Kevin Exactly. Like if I were innocent in there Id be so relaxed by the time the polygraph comes around, but if I were guilty Id be shitting bricks.

Straight up I was sitting here thinking about what I would do in this situation and everything she said was so relieving I was like ok that’s good so a false positive won’t happen ok good


It’s absolutely amazing how many of these crimes and cases could have been defeated if they just lawyerd up


14:50 when she said “right” in that tone really just explained how we were all thinking. He’s not fooling anyone. He’s a horrible liar

𝕄𝕣 𝔽𝕒𝕙𝕣𝕖𝕟𝕙𝕖𝕚𝕥


Hearing that lady rip his psyche apart during that polygraph made me understand why they're still being used. Yes they can be used as evidence, but they make an excellent interrogation technique


If my kids were murdered, I'd want the harshest punishment for the guy that did it. The fact he says "if these kids are not alive, there's nothing you can do to cope with that" makes me think he's saying punishing the guy wouldn't even matter because the kids would still be dead so why bother right


She did a terrifyingly good job of making him know that “you suck at this, I’m the best there is at this, and you will not beat me at this, you’re going to lose”

Its actually very easy to fake a polygraph. All you have to do is have a <b>consistent</b> response (heart rate etc). Even if it's a little consistently panicked, because that can be attributed to nerves over taking a polygraph test. I read a little piece of advice once that if you put a tack in your shoe and keep poking it into your heel, it can help you produce a consistent response even to the easy questions.

Its actually very easy to fake a polygraph. All you have to do is have a *consistent* response (heart rate etc). Even if it's a little consistently panicked, because that can be attributed to nerves over taking a polygraph test. I read a little piece of advice once that if you put a tack in your shoe and keep poking it into your heel, it can help you produce a consistent response even to the easy questions.

Even if it wasn't true it surely made him panic even more.

@TaddiestMason Yes. They are more of a tool to get people to confess (with the line of reasoning they use in this video, "You clearly failed the polygraph, you may as well stop pretending"). If that doesn't work, then the test may as well have been a waste of time, since polygraphs are not admissible to a court. Nevertheless, they can still be a very important part of pressuring a suspect, particularly one they have evidence on and just want a confession to make things easier.

The best there is. The best there was. And the best there ever will be.

What i find silly about the “I’m so good, i’ve been to the best school”, is it’s basically saying you;d spent years being trained on something that was designed in the 1900s and is never used in court as it’s not a good test.

That's the actual important part of the polygraph test. The machine is based on junk science and doesn't do anything except measure stress. The actual test is the questions and things the test taker says before and after the "test."


“You’re a horrible liar” Imagine what was going through his head


Chris: “that’s a hard question to answer”
Polygraph lady: “RiGhT🙄”
This man is my last two brain cells

@Mark Kelly it's weird, reports say their combined salary was 90k, he made 60k of that, but that they had significant debt. So it was surprising to see such a nice house lol


The polygraph test is very well constructed and theatrical. Can see how these would help, actual results nonwithstanding.


14:54 this is a really interesting part. Like the polygraph examiner has only met Watts for a few hours and because of his tone and choice of words, she knows he's guilty before they even begin the test. It's especially prevalent when she says "right" in a slow, monotone voice. She's onto him 100%

@Nihilist Durden did you hear about the movie about deaf people? No? Not surprised. No one's heard about it

Imo, Shannon watts got what was coming. The whale was attention seeking and really irritating. The kids too must gave irritated this poor man a lot


"Thank you for being a horrible liar."  He was also a horrible actor, husband, father and human being.

But he is still loved by Yeshua and offered forgiveness.

I cant believe his wife and kids are missing and he is sitting there talking about such horrible ways they can be hurt or killed or go missing . that is a huge red flag of guilt. a normal person should not be Able or willing to discuss horrid things that can happen to their loved ones. this is a good evaluator

dadillonful that comment says a lot about you.

@Chris Watson It certainly changes mine, but only if I get to keep the cat.

@Grumpy Cat Dammit busted again.  Maybe this 🐈 emoji will change your mind?

@Chris Watson you're not slick Chris. Imma tell the guards youre sneaking onto YouTube

Actually it was quite the opposite. From everything we've heard he was actually a pretty nice guy, good husband and father which makes this all the more puzzling. That's why this case is fascinating. He was so meek and mild mannered this was a shock to all involved

yea but at least he had the decency to be bad at lying too

Not very thankful for the other things though


This whole case is mind blowing. 1) Chris had everything i want out of life, family, house beautiful wife.<br>2) How can anyone think you'd get away with this. Maybe back in the 1800s when Police had no technology.

This whole case is mind blowing. 1) Chris had everything i want out of life, family, house beautiful wife.
2) How can anyone think you'd get away with this. Maybe back in the 1800s when Police had no technology.

as close as the 1990s you could get away with something like this. Cameras and CSI have really upped their game in the last 20 years.


I've watched this series maybe at least 10 times and out of every true crime/interrogation/ documentary I just cannot get my head round this case. He seems like such a subdued, normal guy. I just cannot imagine him doing what he did...


His answers to "how could you make someone dissappear?" were incredible 🤣 the most guilty answers possible. And they haven't even started the test yet 🤣


jCS, new to your vids - your presentations are impeccable and fascinating.  Whether you produce for YouTube or any other outlet, society would be worse off without your work and I deeply hope you continue with it.  Thank you so much.


“Thanks for being a horrible liar”, she is just fking with him. She is brutal. Applaud.

@Robert Joseph enough internet for the day

I think it’s part of breaking his confidence for the reveal that he failed the test. That way they can easily lead into a confession

Edit: just got to the point where he literally said this. OOPS lol

@Austin Teutsch Yeah her voice is so sweet sounding its wild to see how she has this dude PINNED lmaoooo

@Hippie Spongebob dawg, yt comment sections b4 2011 were wild as all hell

@Jayce Chenault You sound like a Shaniqua.

@servant_of_God dam feel very bad for you. mad at the world huh. you need love and god in your life. ironic

@Goldfish no actually thanks for the reminder dude even if it was a backhanded insult

If I was guilty, I would be panicking at that point. Like, let me confess and end this torture now.

Literally he was so screwed once she said that lmao you can tell a little in his face that he’s about to Fr shit his pants

You are sick,he was cheating on her and did not want the financila burden.  No one just becomes a controlling moster, he obviosuly made her insecure. He turned to god after what he did, u want us to give him a round of applause.

@servant_of_God i bet you think youre edgy. Please stop commenting the cringe is unbearable.

@servant_of_God i smell incel. that whole comment was projection LMAO. excepted from anon with user @server of god

She's easily the MVP in the entire police department.

Chief of Police probably has a picture of her and asks her for divine wisdom on his shrine.

in the beginning she literally was like "haha and well, if you had anything to do with their disappearances it would be really dumb for you to be here right now. but yeah, you could leave at ANY time btw." it was like a sitcom for a moment

Isnt he allowed to walk away at that moment? Or was he under arrest?

@Macy sondheim then you leave. you don’t kill her or your own damn children. some vile people deserve death (sex offenders) but a bad marriage isn’t a reason. foh

@uberneanderthal we don't really know that; it's just part of the ruse to tell him he's a bad liar, regardless of whether he is or not

She’s crazier than he is lmao! But way better than him too.

@Goldfish this is Biden's comment section

@LeviathanDrumming did you take ur meds today

@Goldfish *Watching a JCS video<br>"I dOnT lIkE JoE bIdEn"

@Goldfish *Watching a JCS video
"I dOnT lIkE JoE bIdEn"

Can u tell the exact time of the video where she say that please

has a conscience about lying but not about his wife and children.   what a strange little man.

@Austin Teutsch She Sure Is She Can GET IT

@servant_of_god o lord thank you for oxygen

@Youtube Account he’s a servant of god don’t question him

Bruh, how did this reply section get like this lmao

@Austin Teutsch This video footage is potato quality how the fuck can you tell?


The sick thing about everything here was that he killed his family and showed no remorse, he didn't want to be punished for it, what did he want to do afterwards, just continue to live normally? and then just carry on? How can he continue to sleep, eat, and live? That's not normal I hope there is a hell but if there is one then the devil himself would be afraid of this inhuman one


When he said “those kids” as if they meant absolutely NOTHING to him, made my heart pound and blood boil. 😡


I believe he literally hated his wife. The children were just seen as nuisances to him...he didnt want anything to do with them anymore so instead of divorcing, which would have been the right solution, he picks murder. Its amazing how these people think they can get away with it. Mind boggling.


Blows my mind everytime I read or watch about this case. This guy literally had a full on proposal for Shannan to ask her to spend the rest of her life with her and ends up taking her life and his own kids. Sickening!


When she tells him he’s a terrible liar, she got a lot of joy out of that lol

I would die if I had to talk to this lady. Wow, she's good.

She’s a bad ass. Truly heroic figure. One bad ass chick.

I think it’s because people like Chris Watts get angry at people who embarrass them. Pretty sure it’s a tactic to be more playful or joke around more, because it makes people angry or nervous talking to someone with more of a personality.

@Chilledfish 100% was bullshit but super effective.

I'm pretty sure she said that to intimidate him.

I think we could already tell that since part 1 with all these nervous exhales\tiny laughs he does when he blurts out a lie x'] Here's an example @ 12:55 when he says "I really" x'] but both interviews are littered with examples x']

That must have caused soo much stress in him lol


He is guilty as hell and things worked out well.  But you should always lawyer up and never agree to freely be questioned or take a poly.


I’m surprised Chris didn’t wander why Grahm was showing him pictures of his girls. If you’ve ever seen crime tv shows they always show pictures of the victims to the guilty person


I didn’t even know it was this much technique into interrogations. Good job to that detective


How I wish we could have these kind of interrogators/detectives/police officers here in Philippines. I also wanted my uncle to have justice like this. May his soul rest in peace. Great job to these officers and may the beautiful souls of Shannan,Bella, Celeste and the unborn baby rest in peace as well. Fly high angels.


This woman is the epitome of the expression "kill them with kindness". She came across as so caring and compassionate but passive aggressively killed any confidence he had. She is awesome and I wouldn't want to come up against her.

@Thayná Thanks girl! Hope you have a awesome night😊

@Thayná Awesome but uhhhh could you send it to me because I can’t find it now lol

@Cori Givens I think I've found it. Thank you!

@Cori Givens do you have a link for that please?

It's just what a polygrapher's actual work is. The whole apparatus is largely worthless in terms of data collection (hence its inadmissibility in court). The valuable data is what they can get you to say. For example, they always, always, <b>always</b> tell you that you're a bad liar after the practice/calibration portion, when in reality you could just be flatlining on the machine. It's just a psychological tactic.

It's just what a polygrapher's actual work is. The whole apparatus is largely worthless in terms of data collection (hence its inadmissibility in court). The valuable data is what they can get you to say. For example, they always, always, *always* tell you that you're a bad liar after the practice/calibration portion, when in reality you could just be flatlining on the machine. It's just a psychological tactic.

@#41337 why do you assume shes straight? what if she has a wife instead?

@Cori Givens "You know everybody that worked on this case has ptsd." I believe that. It's upsetting to just read about this case. To be an investigator and find the little bodies of the girls is a mind fuck.

You know her kids don’t get away with anything they just stopped trying. Did you watch the special on ID? She’s amazing. She truly cared about Shannan & the girls. She said this case will always stay with her. She broke down when talking about them. You know everybody that worked on this case has ptsd. My heart goes out to everybody involved.

@#41337 😂😂😂😂 her husband must be scare every time they starts arguing. 😂😂😂


It's crazy how you see ppl and think they have everything in life to be happy... things that other people wish they had(family, big house, money)... only to find out they really have nothing w/o real human feelings. You can take everything this guy had and give it to another man and his life would be grand. Rip to the mother and children who was killed by the main person they should depend on to protect them 😞


The dead giveaway for me is the way he says “those kids” “the kids”. As opposed to MY CHILDREN. People tend to use the most humanizing, possessive and dramatic language when in a time of stress, and he continued to linguistically separate himself from his children.


Just realized the polygraph conductor spent over 3 hours with him before even starting the test. These people are amazing I couldn’t be in a room with this guy for 5 minutes

Yeah man, all I need is 60 seconds and THAT room. 🤣


The polygraph is a complete scam. It's all about convincing the subject to confess. The actual graphs say nothing at all. The "you failed the polygraph test, you better come clean" line is what it's all about.


This woman is brutal, imagine her kids trying to deceive her. "Honey, I want you to tell me all the ways someone could make the cookies disappear."

@Miraculous Angel Okay, honey I just wanted to make sure that YOU didn't eat them...because by mistake I put your Dad's medicine in the mix...we'd have to take you Right Away to the Emergency room if you did eat them.  So I guess we have nothing to worry about.  I'm so glad to hear this.

@Michael Stow Aww!!  What about being genuinely interested in a woman which might lead to a Real relationship?  You'll keep getting the same results if you continue to BS and use the same method...just a suggestion.

"They went...LIKE to a play-date...LIKE...with other cookies..."

🤣🤣🤣I was just thinking about the kind of mom or teacher she’d be 🤣🤣🤣then saw this comment🤣🤣

at least we know "i help made those cookies", won't work

The Fucking Dog ate them, Mom....DUH!!  And don't try and pull that polygraph crap on me, either Mom...Everybody knows it's a Buncha Crap and Not admissible in court even If you somehow got me to agree to one without my lawyer present.

"Okay, so I want you to tell me all the way's 'YOU' could make those cookies disappear..... Eating them???"

I bet she'd wire the kids up to the machine too.

@A Stranger Here Haha 100%. And that probably makes her very effective at her job

That question had me reeling, and I'm not even under pressure.

@Валерий Конюхов *avoids naming the method actually used to make the cookies disappear

My mum was a cop and she did that to me lol

You'd hire somebody, or someone you know somebody who can eat them... It's a hard question to answer.

Валерий Конюхов


the fact that he couldn’t answer a question about him helping the detective find his missing wife and two kids speaks louder than anything else in this video.


My heart was beating so fast watching him get interrogated so calmly like that 😩 and I’m innocent! I’m surprised he didn’t pass out lol you can smell his anxiety through the screen.


"I had to turn down the sensitivity because you're a really bad liar" 😭😂 Damn that was brutal. Lol


“Thank you for being a horrible liar” I love that line