I’m almost sweating even hearing those questions. How do you not just throw up while being interrogated

I’m almost sweating even hearing those questions. How do you not just throw up while being interrogated

@The mint green Spaceship add to the silence that clock pounding away the seconds!

@The mint green Spaceship add to the silence that clock pounding away the seconds!

@Chloe Emma Passmanyeah,from our side it seems.but when an innocent was accused I don't think he will be nervous.he would be agitated.that time even an introvert doesn't be an introvert.he will expode....unlike this video

@Chloe Emma Passmanyeah,from our side it seems.but when an innocent was accused I don't think he will be nervous.he would be agitated.that time even an introvert doesn't be an introvert.he will expode....unlike this video

@Amy Sandstrum Then you would think wrong.

@Amy Sandstrum Then you would think wrong.

dude I know right. I feel the pressure and I’m on the other side of a screen!

dude I know right. I feel the pressure and I’m on the other side of a screen!

i dont understand why anyone talks to the police at all without a lawyer. even if you're just a witness. always get a lawyer.

i dont understand why anyone talks to the police at all without a lawyer. even if you're just a witness. always get a lawyer.

Well you'd know it better since you're" Pretty Little Liars" 🤭😂

Well you'd know it better since you're" Pretty Little Liars" 🤭😂

i was questioned several times before (i was on the innocent side giving information about a very bad person) and cops were just surrounding me tossing questions and asking for clarification at every single bit, and even on the innocent side, i was shaking in complete fear

i was questioned several times before (i was on the innocent side giving information about a very bad person) and cops were just surrounding me tossing questions and asking for clarification at every single bit, and even on the innocent side, i was shaking in complete fear

@Aaron JamesI threw up in the jury's bathroom. before, when jury selection was happening,  I told the judge my father destroyed our family in a two day period. Anyway, I threw up the first break and the whole room was jacked!

@Aaron JamesI threw up in the jury's bathroom. before, when jury selection was happening,  I told the judge my father destroyed our family in a two day period. Anyway, I threw up the first break and the whole room was jacked!

While going through the selection process for Albuquerque police department you are required to take a polygraph and be examined. The ask very personal questions regarding family, your past, your current life etc. I knew that I was in no trouble and that I would pass it. But from the time I sat down to the time I left I wanted to puke. I have no idea how he remained so calm….

My ex found someone on the side, secretly, more than once during the last years of our marriage. It became more and more obvious each time because his attitude would change 100%, as if he HATED myself and both our kids. Clear distain and annoyance at every interaction. It became quite obvious he viewed us an obstacle to getting the life he wanted. In between women/episodes he would switch back to a individual who still lied and blamed everything pathically on others, but who could experience some version of love. He didn't hate his children anyways. One time his mother wanted to ride with us to our sons hockey game. I told her she should bring her own car because things were so tense she wouldn't want to be in ours. She thought that was odd, but did it. At the arena the vibe he was giving was SO hateful, without any actual argument or anything occurring, that she was alarmed enough to say you shouldn't go home with him, come in my car. That was HIS mother. It's more disturbing now that I know about Chris Watts, the way his view of his family could so quickly turn so incredibly negative and hostile based on things we had no control of.

Well if I was there I'd be an innocent person and I'd hate the things she was saying. I'd get a lawyer if I didn't already.

Well if I was there I'd be an innocent person and I'd hate the things she was saying. I'd get a lawyer if I didn't already.

@Joel Keane I think you are spot on.  We're able to get a glimpse into their relationship dynamic by looking at the Facebook videos Shannon posted and the texts between them.  You can tell Shannon was the dominant one in the relationship.  Instead of, as you say, having the courage to be honest and express his feelings, he capitulated to her, and I think ultimately became resentful.  He played along in front of the camera during her Facebook videos even though he probably hated the idea of broadcasting every major moment of their lives to social media (introverted people hate this), yet he never said anything.   When Shannon blew up at his mother due to there being ice cream that one of their kids was allergic to, he took her side and affirmed her feelings even though he probably felt like she overreacted.  In their text messages to each other, he was always apologizing or groveling in order to appease her so she would stop being mad at him.  He is the quintessential "whooped" guy that completely lacked the testicular fortitude to stand up for himself.  Ultimately, like the pathetic coward he is, instead of growing the balls to tell his wife that he wanted out of the relationship and face the consequences that would follow from that, he not only took her life but the lives of his children as well.  He is a perfect example of how weak men can be just as dangerous, if not more so, than overly confident, brazen men.

We share this thought because we are innocent people that wouldn't kill people.  <br>I think being innocent we would think they were crazy for asking us this stuff

We share this thought because we are innocent people that wouldn't kill people.
I think being innocent we would think they were crazy for asking us this stuff

Bro I was thinking the same. Genuinely think I would fail a polygraph test in the same situation, even though my kids are totally fine and wife is sitting next to me right now. My heart just jumped every time it went from easy question, silly lie question to extremely serious question around and around in a circle. So stressful

Bro I was thinking the same. Genuinely think I would fail a polygraph test in the same situation, even though my kids are totally fine and wife is sitting next to me right now. My heart just jumped every time it went from easy question, silly lie question to extremely serious question around and around in a circle. So stressful

For me if I had gotten interrogated over my loved ones going missing I would get so mad and angry that they’re wasting time accusing me. Idk how this guy is rambling on. I would probably be in shock and even unable to form coherent responses whereas this guy seems to waffle on trying to defend himself.

For me if I had gotten interrogated over my loved ones going missing I would get so mad and angry that they’re wasting time accusing me. Idk how this guy is rambling on. I would probably be in shock and even unable to form coherent responses whereas this guy seems to waffle on trying to defend himself.

honestly i would probably cry and throw up even if i wasn’t guilty

honestly i would probably cry and throw up even if i wasn’t guilty

yea its crazy cuz if u know u did nothing wrong u need to trust the computer to recognise that no matter how nervous u are :(<br>feelsbad

yea its crazy cuz if u know u did nothing wrong u need to trust the computer to recognise that no matter how nervous u are :(
feelsbad

Your life is on the line. Self interest can make you do almost anything. But this proves most people don't have the foresight or skills to act innocent w/o letting facts slip.

Your life is on the line. Self interest can make you do almost anything. But this proves most people don't have the foresight or skills to act innocent w/o letting facts slip.

@27 sixes fuck i just killed my sims character 20 minutes ago

@27 sixes fuck i just killed my sims character 20 minutes ago

Well don’t murder anyone and you probably won’t be in this situation

Well don’t murder anyone and you probably won’t be in this situation

pro tip to not throw up while being interrogated. throw down instead cant be interrogated if I'm arrested instead

pro tip to not throw up while being interrogated. throw down instead cant be interrogated if I'm arrested instead

If you were 100% innocent, these interrogation techniques would not make you sweat, except maybe out of anger. The real problems occur with somebody who isn't 100% innocent but isn't guilty of the crime alleged either.

If you were 100% innocent, these interrogation techniques would not make you sweat, except maybe out of anger. The real problems occur with somebody who isn't 100% innocent but isn't guilty of the crime alleged either.

My anxiety would probably make me seem guilty because if they pause techniqued me I'd probably just start rambling. That's why you always ask for a lawyer, innocent or guilty

My anxiety would probably make me seem guilty because if they pause techniqued me I'd probably just start rambling. That's why you always ask for a lawyer, innocent or guilty

At times people that are murders  are able to be a sociopath in certain situation to be able to what needs to be done so they don’t think about the consequences of their evil actions

At times people that are murders  are able to be a sociopath in certain situation to be able to what needs to be done so they don’t think about the consequences of their evil actions

the guy slaughtered his wife and children, I don't think he will throw up due to some questions :D

the guy slaughtered his wife and children, I don't think he will throw up due to some questions :D

@Amy Sandstrum I think we all get nervous watching because we imagine ourselves in Chris' place, the liar. If you're not guilty, especially when it comes to the murder of the people you love the most in the world, the last thing you'll feel is anxiety. You'll probably feel fear (that they were hurt or dead), anger, sadness, desperation but not anxiety or nervousness. Maybe if it's the murder of someone you don't love or care about, maybe you'll feel nervous even if you didn't do it... But his kids? He should be crying...

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I've been interrogated twice because my sibling had run away and they thought I was involved and I hate it when they leave you in the room alone for like an hour. My heart beats so slowly and I stutter.

I've been interrogated twice because my sibling had run away and they thought I was involved and I hate it when they leave you in the room alone for like an hour. My heart beats so slowly and I stutter.

Right? I’d fail even if I was innocent. Just thinking that they might think I’m guilty makes me nervous af. I’d be screwed.

Right? I’d fail even if I was innocent. Just thinking that they might think I’m guilty makes me nervous af. I’d be screwed.

@Joel Keane IMHO it’s not about being chicken.  His behavior, his affair, the rage, the killing, the delusional behavior afterwards, trying to act innocent, perhaps believing he was… all that was narcissism.  He was the only thing that matters to himself.  And he would only tolerate those things that he wanted and, could control.  If it meant control, it was ok with him.  Any other resolution of his marital problems would have meant giving that up - dealing with the guilt, loss of access to his kids, the negative opinions of other people.  In the panic of losing control over his life, the only way to prevent that from happening was to simply make the threat to his control go away. He believed he could get away with it and hide it and nothing bad would happen to him (he didn’t even know what the capital punishment law was).   That seemed like the only way to stay in control that was in his power, so that’s what he did.  His calculus simply didn’t include other variables - his whole life was only about him and what he wanted.  An extreme narcissist and textbook psychopath.

@Chloe Emma Passman right:”) you know that feeling when you get called out on a lie and you feel your head start to heat up and your brain get fuzzy?? you’d legit know when the polygraph thingy goes off which would make you even more nervous😭😂

@Chloe Emma Passman right:”) you know that feeling when you get called out on a lie and you feel your head start to heat up and your brain get fuzzy?? you’d legit know when the polygraph thingy goes off which would make you even more nervous😭😂

You're odd. If you did nothing wrong why would you feel sick?

You're odd. If you did nothing wrong why would you feel sick?

@Jeremiah Symonette not entirely true. Psychopaths may not feel empathy for others, but they are perfectly capable of perceiving threats and experiencing the fear of getting caught. That kind of stress can raise your heart rate.

@Jeremiah Symonette not entirely true. Psychopaths may not feel empathy for others, but they are perfectly capable of perceiving threats and experiencing the fear of getting caught. That kind of stress can raise your heart rate.

Lol and her name is @pretty little liars

Lol and her name is @pretty little liars

It is quite simple............ No Comment.............. to every question.  Let them prove you are guilty!  Been through many an interview with the Police........... No Comment .... all the way!  Never had an issue with walking

It is quite simple............ No Comment.............. to every question.  Let them prove you are guilty!  Been through many an interview with the Police........... No Comment .... all the way!  Never had an issue with walking

These people have no regard for human life... We all think about hurting people, but most of us like me and you will never really do anything.... but these people are just sick in the head... It's a fucking crazy world we live in....

These people have no regard for human life... We all think about hurting people, but most of us like me and you will never really do anything.... but these people are just sick in the head... It's a fucking crazy world we live in....

That's literally not how anything works, which is why false confessions are actually really common during interrogations. There is no uniform way to respond to questioning if you're innocent or guilty. This kind of thinking is exactly why so many convictions have been overturned; in a staggering amount of cases innocent people confessed to horrific crimes they literally could not have committed.

@Amy Sandstrum Individual people’s scales of anxiety can vary dramatically though

@Amy Sandstrum Individual people’s scales of anxiety can vary dramatically though

If I ever got interrogated I'd be so deeply anxious about them taking my anxiety as an indicator of guilt which just makes me more anxious. I'd be crying.

If I ever got interrogated I'd be so deeply anxious about them taking my anxiety as an indicator of guilt which just makes me more anxious. I'd be crying.

@Baron von Dank-Meme that's a bit suspect.

@Baron von Dank-Meme that's a bit suspect.

Uh. They’ve got twisted worldviews that allow them to fully justify their crimes.

Uh. They’ve got twisted worldviews that allow them to fully justify their crimes.

You don't throw up by not opening your mouth.  There's a reason one of the more popular videos on youtube is "Don't ever talk to the police."

You don't throw up by not opening your mouth.  There's a reason one of the more popular videos on youtube is "Don't ever talk to the police."

@MurRothBro I can without a doubt promise you that telling the truth 100% of the time will get you the complete opposite of respect.

If i told the truth 100% of the time i wouldnt have any friends and i would be very disliked.

@MurRothBro I can without a doubt promise you that telling the truth 100% of the time will get you the complete opposite of respect.

If i told the truth 100% of the time i wouldnt have any friends and i would be very disliked.

@Twilight I get where youre coming from and frankly it's insightful that you're able to recognize that in yourself (I'd say nost serial liars don't even see themselves as such, and it's probably most people as well).

But I do think there is a case to be made for never lying. It's not always easy, and with convenient white lies it sometimes seems pointless to tell the truth, but I think there's a good reason old religions place such an emphasis on honesty, and consider dishonesty to be an affront to God as much as anybody else.

Frankly I think the fact that dishonesty has become such a prevailing facet of our culture will be a big part of our downfall, and a good way for us to change that is to take honesty very seriously as individuals.

It's harder to even accurately perceive truth than people seem to recognize, and in my personal life I've found that once I made the personal moral decision to never tell a lie that I suddenly had to become more aware of my life, the lives of those around me, my own mental state, and plenty of other things. Furthermore I found that people, whether consciously or not, are gravitated towards unabashed truth tellers. And I'm not talking about being an asshole and giving unwarramted opinions and insults - but rather answering questions honestly (and tactfully), and sometimes saying what does need to be said but that nobody wants to actually say.

Peoples' feelings get hurt sometimes, and there are inconveniences, but in the long run people respect you more AND you end up with a clearer understanding of your own life.

It's a weird thing to say, but I highly recommend zealous truthtelling. Remain compassionate, remain sensitive to the feelings of others, be reasonable - but take lying off the table as a solution to anything. I swear it makes life better.

When it comes to cops though... Don't tell them anything except the truest thing you can say when being looked at by police - "I need a lawyer"

literally, when she said "you could smother someone?" i would've literally just given up and confessed right there. that's such a specific murder method

literally, when she said "you could smother someone?" i would've literally just given up and confessed right there. that's such a specific murder method

if you didn't do it, it's very fast and easy lol. but if you did... yeah you'd rather die than be in that room

if you didn't do it, it's very fast and easy lol. but if you did... yeah you'd rather die than be in that room

21:19 What she says at this timestamp

Just slap the cuffs on me right now.

21:19 What she says at this timestamp

Just slap the cuffs on me right now.

Yo I been interrogated to be bakeracted into a mental facility and it fucking makes you so nauseous and  tired 🤢😵💫

Yo I been interrogated to be bakeracted into a mental facility and it fucking makes you so nauseous and  tired 🤢😵💫

One thing I’ve learned from binging this whole channel is ask for attorney immediately get up and walk out

One thing I’ve learned from binging this whole channel is ask for attorney immediately get up and walk out

I'd confess just to get away from that clock.

I'd confess just to get away from that clock.

The mere interrogation even if I'm not a suspect would make me extremely anxious and scared

The mere interrogation even if I'm not a suspect would make me extremely anxious and scared

If you are like that when you're innocent what the fuck would you do if you were guilty

If you are like that when you're innocent what the fuck would you do if you were guilty

I'm surprised Chris didn't develop IBS and flood the room with his sweat during all that.

I'm surprised Chris didn't develop IBS and flood the room with his sweat during all that.

@Walid Aslam That wouldn't stop them from vomiting from stress. Hell, if anything, their guilt would make them more likely to vomit.

@Walid Aslam That wouldn't stop them from vomiting from stress. Hell, if anything, their guilt would make them more likely to vomit.

Lol why is your name "Pretty Little Liars"?

Lol why is your name "Pretty Little Liars"?

I would just cry and they wouldn’t understand what I’m saying. I’d babble so hard

I would just cry and they wouldn’t understand what I’m saying. I’d babble so hard

Usually you do. You're only seeing remarkable ones on here though!

Usually you do. You're only seeing remarkable ones on here though!

I even feel guilty while i hear these questions. Dafuq.<br>Just imprison me. U got me. I did it. Did what? Everything that happened so far. :P

I even feel guilty while i hear these questions. Dafuq.
Just imprison me. U got me. I did it. Did what? Everything that happened so far. :P

@Walid Aslam How do you know that Chris is a psychopath?  Did he have a test for that?

@Walid Aslam How do you know that Chris is a psychopath?  Did he have a test for that?

I would choke on my words, I would make eye contact and panick, quickly looking away, I would do s bad

I would choke on my words, I would make eye contact and panick, quickly looking away, I would do s bad

i want a lawyer just watching this...cuff me already ;)

i want a lawyer just watching this...cuff me already ;)

Some people do. A lot of deceptive people will vomit due to fear.

Some people do. A lot of deceptive people will vomit due to fear.

@Simone Greco it's too hard or even impossible to prove a negative, so the accuser is who must have evidence and a convincing argument. It's called the burden of proof. <br>The state already knows he did it, at this point. But they need his confession along with all the physical and digital evidence to nail him in court. Court only gives you one shot.

@Simone Greco it's too hard or even impossible to prove a negative, so the accuser is who must have evidence and a convincing argument. It's called the burden of proof.
The state already knows he did it, at this point. But they need his confession along with all the physical and digital evidence to nail him in court. Court only gives you one shot.

@Morgan Saunders They say  lot of innocent people said that that have served twenty years or more in prison and where innocent,if they want to talk to you I think by default as far as they are concerned you ae guilty.

@Morgan Saunders They say  lot of innocent people said that that have served twenty years or more in prison and where innocent,if they want to talk to you I think by default as far as they are concerned you ae guilty.

Everything I see the rule of thumb is never talk get a lawyer when in doubt get a lawyer,lol even if for parking ticket get a lawyer in other words don't say Sh** get a lawyer lol.

Everything I see the rule of thumb is never talk get a lawyer when in doubt get a lawyer,lol even if for parking ticket get a lawyer in other words don't say Sh** get a lawyer lol.

If I were Chris, I definitely will throw up when the polygrapher says that i'm a bad liar.

If I were Chris, I definitely will throw up when the polygrapher says that i'm a bad liar.

@Baron von Dank-Meme agreed! I kept putting myself in his shoes and freaking out lol

@Baron von Dank-Meme agreed! I kept putting myself in his shoes and freaking out lol

@Pretty Little Liars, being innocent, I felt anxious with the polygraph questions. Even with the interview and confession, I felt anxious. If I had a different mindset, I would probably think the whole world is out to get me.

@Pretty Little Liars, being innocent, I felt anxious with the polygraph questions. Even with the interview and confession, I felt anxious. If I had a different mindset, I would probably think the whole world is out to get me.

@Aaron James cops are lucky you aren’t a criminal😂

@Aaron James cops are lucky you aren’t a criminal😂

@Chloe Emma Passman that’s why you’re not a psychopath lol

@Chloe Emma Passman that’s why you’re not a psychopath lol

@Chloe Emma Passman yeah us innocent people don’t ever wanna be in those situations

@Chloe Emma Passman yeah us innocent people don’t ever wanna be in those situations

@Dylan Olson Yeah, if you were innocent.

@Dylan Olson Yeah, if you were innocent.

@George I would probably break down crying hysterically if my wife and two kids were missing and they were asking me ways that people can be murdered

@George I would probably break down crying hysterically if my wife and two kids were missing and they were asking me ways that people can be murdered

@Baron von Dank-Meme this is a very disturbing case, like…the kind that make you come back because its so horrible

@Baron von Dank-Meme this is a very disturbing case, like…the kind that make you come back because its so horrible

By refusing to speak without a lawyer present

By refusing to speak without a lawyer present

I guess your not really a pretty little liar

I guess your not really a pretty little liar

Yeah, I'm like 99% sure I didn't kill this guy's family,  but I'm 100% sure I'd fail the hell out of that polygraph.

Yeah, I'm like 99% sure I didn't kill this guy's family,  but I'm 100% sure I'd fail the hell out of that polygraph.

@dadt for me its common sense to not cause bodily damage to our bodies, someone who either enjoys that or is willing to do it under no circumstantial threat is not a normal being. Im sure the majority of the human population agrees with that. The good thing is that these creatures are the minority in society. I hope we invent some type of device that can detect this urges early on and prevent them from carrying out their crimes.

@John Ocampo Well, they are though. There other also other apes species who carry out killings and go to wars among different tribes. The interesting question is how do we develop a moral system which says murders are wrong. Some people would argue the only reason is God tells us so, there are no other natural explanation. But this can be debated.

I refuse to believe murderous people are the same specie as me.

I refuse to believe murderous people are the same specie as me.

Hahaha. The polygraph woman is the polygraph test, not the machine. It's a ruse to unsettle a suspect and try to get them to tell the truth.

Hahaha. The polygraph woman is the polygraph test, not the machine. It's a ruse to unsettle a suspect and try to get them to tell the truth.

I find it very curious. Actually i am trying to learn how a person could prove his innocence in a case like that

I find it very curious. Actually i am trying to learn how a person could prove his innocence in a case like that

Yeah for real right? And I thought going to the doctor was the most stressful experience.

Yeah for real right? And I thought going to the doctor was the most stressful experience.

ahhahahaha omg this is exactly what i feel also lol :D

ahhahahaha omg this is exactly what i feel also lol :D

I mean I’m not a murderer but I’m very good at lying if I have to. Some people can do it and some cant, I got a buddy that can’t even tell a white lie convincingly 😂.

I mean I’m not a murderer but I’m very good at lying if I have to. Some people can do it and some cant, I got a buddy that can’t even tell a white lie convincingly 😂.

anxiety would’ve been through the roof. but like Walid said. these are murderers and psychos

anxiety would’ve been through the roof. but like Walid said. these are murderers and psychos

I would most definitely have a panic attack while being interrogated for a parking ticket but I think murderers don't have those kind of things going on. if you have killed someone would it really be that bad to sit in a room for a few hours? the most possible thing is maybe they feel bad for /themselves/ as in "shit I'm caught ill go to jail" and that's IF they have an ounce of understanding. if they don't, well, I don't think they'd care about anything at that moment.

@BrenTek UntimedDisaster definitely, with my anxiety I'd freak out.

@BrenTek UntimedDisaster definitely, with my anxiety I'd freak out.

I am naturally a person who can’t look people in the eyes so I feel like if I was in that situation I would look sooo guilty.

I am naturally a person who can’t look people in the eyes so I feel like if I was in that situation I would look sooo guilty.

Yeah true psychopaths can get through this a LOT better than this guy did. My cousin could prob beat the polygraph. Their subconcious is legitamently turned off. His concious is always running for the next lie to spin off. This guy didnt understand that u should be morbidly a psychopath to get away with something like this. Hes trying but failing his heart is still there.

I was answering every one of her questions with "I don't frickin know."

I was answering every one of her questions with "I don't frickin know."

It’s not as difficult to pass a lie detector as most of the public think.

It’s not as difficult to pass a lie detector as most of the public think.

I'd crack even if I wasn't guilty of anything.  I got pulled over by police for having a broken tail light, and I'm so nervous about it that they think I have drugs in my car. (then I get a sanctimonious speech about how 'police officers are people too, you know' lmao)

I'd crack even if I wasn't guilty of anything.  I got pulled over by police for having a broken tail light, and I'm so nervous about it that they think I have drugs in my car. (then I get a sanctimonious speech about how 'police officers are people too, you know' lmao)

He has me convinced I have done something.

He has me convinced I have done something.

The people responding to this with “if you’re not guilty you have nothing to fear” don’t understand mental illness or trauma. I’ve been mentally and emotionally abused in the past so I tend to not have much confidence in things I say even if I’m completely telling the truth.

The people responding to this with “if you’re not guilty you have nothing to fear” don’t understand mental illness or trauma. I’ve been mentally and emotionally abused in the past so I tend to not have much confidence in things I say even if I’m completely telling the truth.

Ganagati, they don’t even know for sure if she was abducted at this point

Ganagati, they don’t even know for sure if she was abducted at this point

“If you’re innocent you have nothing to worry about” is about the most fallacious bs statement ever widely repeated

“If you’re innocent you have nothing to worry about” is about the most fallacious bs statement ever widely repeated

Ikr the first male investigator was stone cold with his deliveries I would’ve just confessed like sheeeeesh .....from 30 seconds in that detective knew he was lying.

Ikr the first male investigator was stone cold with his deliveries I would’ve just confessed like sheeeeesh .....from 30 seconds in that detective knew he was lying.

Eh not as bad as you think lol 😂 this dudes shit when it comes to being interrogated

Eh not as bad as you think lol 😂 this dudes shit when it comes to being interrogated

@Eddie Jesus maybe look for the help of a mediator. They can help you separate in the most respectful and peaceful way

@Eddie Jesus maybe look for the help of a mediator. They can help you separate in the most respectful and peaceful way

I don't know. I have a daughter and if she went missing that would already be horror for me. I'd not be able to breathe. Once I went to pick her up from school and we could not find her and I was frantic, the worst 15 minutes of my life

I don't know. I have a daughter and if she went missing that would already be horror for me. I'd not be able to breathe. Once I went to pick her up from school and we could not find her and I was frantic, the worst 15 minutes of my life

@Chloe Emma Passman I would’ve cracked at the house first time talking to the police officer.

@Chloe Emma Passman I would’ve cracked at the house first time talking to the police officer.

It's because the people that can actually beat this test. Are most of the times, read 99% or more, smart enough to not commit such crimes. Although that's what makes it scary. When a cool, calm and collected person, who can really play another person/lie commits a significant crime. It's just over. But even the best makes mistakes so that's good.

It's because the people that can actually beat this test. Are most of the times, read 99% or more, smart enough to not commit such crimes. Although that's what makes it scary. When a cool, calm and collected person, who can really play another person/lie commits a significant crime. It's just over. But even the best makes mistakes so that's good.

@Strawberry Turtle Sometimes there is an added feeling of something else. If someone falsely accuses you of a serious crime, knowing what you did was in no way illegal at all, you have to explain to the investigators that what you did was actually legal.

@Strawberry Turtle Sometimes there is an added feeling of something else. If someone falsely accuses you of a serious crime, knowing what you did was in no way illegal at all, you have to explain to the investigators that what you did was actually legal.

When your void of all human emotion, it makes it much easier. I’m surprised he didn’t immediately say “Lawyer” to stop all interrogation. I’m glad he didn’t, but you’d think one would want to know a little bit about the legal system if they are going to off their entire family.

When your void of all human emotion, it makes it much easier. I’m surprised he didn’t immediately say “Lawyer” to stop all interrogation. I’m glad he didn’t, but you’d think one would want to know a little bit about the legal system if they are going to off their entire family.

@Ganagati I hear your point, but the detective had a LOT more to go on than just that statement by this time.

@Ganagati I hear your point, but the detective had a LOT more to go on than just that statement by this time.

@George Exactly. Some nerves would be present, but nothing like the fear a guilty person would be going through.

@George Exactly. Some nerves would be present, but nothing like the fear a guilty person would be going through.

Like man, imagine taking the test and just hearing her pause and look at you after you know you lied... scary shit

Like man, imagine taking the test and just hearing her pause and look at you after you know you lied... scary shit

I honestly believe that if any of my loved ones were harmed, kidnapped, killed, etc… and I was a suspect, I would be flying off the walls and would not be handling the situation calmly whatsoever. Being constantly reminded of what happened, especially in an interrogative manner about those people, would be the worst kind of hell I couldn’t even imagine!!!!!

Bro I didn’t know they used these advanced thinking techniques so often. Their jobs are so much more intricate than you’d thing they would be. I love watching these vids. But I think they can tell the difference between nervousness and just lying. Plus you can retake polygraph tests if they’re a little off.

Bro I didn’t know they used these advanced thinking techniques so often. Their jobs are so much more intricate than you’d thing they would be. I love watching these vids. But I think they can tell the difference between nervousness and just lying. Plus you can retake polygraph tests if they’re a little off.

It’s hard not to because your body takes over to your minds perceived threat, I almost hyperventilated the first time I was deposed in a big lawsuit

It’s hard not to because your body takes over to your minds perceived threat, I almost hyperventilated the first time I was deposed in a big lawsuit

I got briefly arrested for having an unpaid speeding ticket. It was from years ago, and they were reluctant to even go through the motions, but they cuffed me and brought me along to the jail. I got along well with the cops, and they sat me in the interview room for a minute while they checked to see if they could give me a cell that wasn't across from a white supremacist (they could not, which was awkward). Even being in the interview room for a second for something unrelated is pretty intimidating; it's small with no windows, so it kinda plays tricks on you.

So I was brought it for interrogation once (completely innocent btw, my name was just brought up and they wanted to question me) and I was soo freaked out I did puke. Lol

So I was brought it for interrogation once (completely innocent btw, my name was just brought up and they wanted to question me) and I was soo freaked out I did puke. Lol

some do , there was another video where they brought a bucket in just in case.

some do , there was another video where they brought a bucket in just in case.

Some people like myself have been trained to resist interrogation for other people's lives.

Some people like myself have been trained to resist interrogation for other people's lives.

right, even if im actually not guilty i would have exhibit those signs that the narrator are talking about under this questioning. lmao.

right, even if im actually not guilty i would have exhibit those signs that the narrator are talking about under this questioning. lmao.

Bruh im such a nervous wrack sometimes, especially when getting questioned.. even answering questions truthfully i would fail the polygraph test

Bruh im such a nervous wrack sometimes, especially when getting questioned.. even answering questions truthfully i would fail the polygraph test

Right? I’d be crying nonstop and I wouldn’t even be able to talk properly because the only thing an innocent  person could think in this situation is “I don’t care about shit I need to find my kids”

Right? I’d be crying nonstop and I wouldn’t even be able to talk properly because the only thing an innocent  person could think in this situation is “I don’t care about shit I need to find my kids”

Id make a mess of it and incriminate myself for something I hadn't even done.

Id make a mess of it and incriminate myself for something I hadn't even done.

@Ganagati people would be optimistic, and don't want to give up or even think they may be gone or hurt. You are wrong.

@Ganagati people would be optimistic, and don't want to give up or even think they may be gone or hurt. You are wrong.

@Walid Aslam while people may have issues with their actions, it's still impressive

@Walid Aslam while people may have issues with their actions, it's still impressive

Hell yea they’d read me like a book 😂😂😂😭

Hell yea they’d read me like a book 😂😂😂😭

Im trying to lie to myself without causing bodily changes but i can feel my own chest tighten lol theyd get me in a red hot second

Im trying to lie to myself without causing bodily changes but i can feel my own chest tighten lol theyd get me in a red hot second

Right!! I’ve thrown up from guilty accusations before like these people are not normal

Right!! I’ve thrown up from guilty accusations before like these people are not normal

Imagine interogator looking at you like 👁👄👁

Imagine interogator looking at you like 👁👄👁

Lol criminals typically don't have anxiety and fear, thats why they are criminals 🤣

Lol criminals typically don't have anxiety and fear, thats why they are criminals 🤣

@Chloe Emma Passman Same, I'd be an emotional mess, undershock and hysterical, wether I killed the person or found out someone I knew had been killed, I'd be frantic. Either confessing and crying, or worried and panicked, crying trying to prove my innocence. I don't understand how people keep their calm demeanor it's just really strange to me, he's clearly a psychopath.

He didn't trow up killing his daughters sick people around

He didn't trow up killing his daughters sick people around

I’m sweating. These cops did SUCH A GOOD JOB.

I’m sweating. These cops did SUCH A GOOD JOB.

You are a decent person and have an honest conscience and aren't an absolute psychopath that's how.

You are a decent person and have an honest conscience and aren't an absolute psychopath that's how.

Watching this gives me a fear that if I was ever framed for something or a suspect, but even though I was actually innocent, I’d still look guilty, lol.

Watching this gives me a fear that if I was ever framed for something or a suspect, but even though I was actually innocent, I’d still look guilty, lol.

Makes me nervous watching too, but then I just think easiest way to not be sitting in that chair is not to kill people.

Makes me nervous watching too, but then I just think easiest way to not be sitting in that chair is not to kill people.

@Amy Sandstrum well they stopped using polygraph as evidence in court of law as many innocent people can fail it and many sociopaths can pass it despite lying

@Amy Sandstrum well they stopped using polygraph as evidence in court of law as many innocent people can fail it and many sociopaths can pass it despite lying

No not really you guys are just sensitive is all the disturbing thing about this is him being calm and not aggressive towards this shit.

No not really you guys are just sensitive is all the disturbing thing about this is him being calm and not aggressive towards this shit.

You dont puke cause there is nothing in their stomach nothing in their heart

You dont puke cause there is nothing in their stomach nothing in their heart

You know, there's an easy way not to throw up - not being guilty.

You know, there's an easy way not to throw up - not being guilty.

@George how naive are you to assume everyone's experiences must be comparable to yours?<br>Absolutely incredible

@George how naive are you to assume everyone's experiences must be comparable to yours?
Absolutely incredible

im an extremely anxious person and i feel the exact same. it gives me anxiety just listening to the interrogation.

im an extremely anxious person and i feel the exact same. it gives me anxiety just listening to the interrogation.

Deep down inside, he knew he was caught.

Deep down inside, he knew he was caught.

I could just fine cause in my mind I am never the bad person

I could just fine cause in my mind I am never the bad person

That is why they have a long period where they calm you down before the polygraph.  An innocent person will be extremely anxious before the polygraph takes place.  Here you are involved with a horrible crime.  You are taking a polygraph.  It is so messed up.  The tester's attempts to calm you down will work if you are innocent.  You have nothing to hide and so there will be no stress signals during the actual test.  If you are guilty there will be stress signals during the actual test.

The difference between being guilty and innocent.

The difference between being guilty and innocent.

It's easy if you are innocent.  A told my when friend a story i forgot I told him before, he's like you know you told me that story twice before.  I asked if I told it the same way all 3 times and he said yes. I told him then you know it's true.

It's easy if you are innocent.  A told my when friend a story i forgot I told him before, he's like you know you told me that story twice before.  I asked if I told it the same way all 3 times and he said yes. I told him then you know it's true.

Id just fold just imagining being asked that makes me sick especially if I did do it

Id just fold just imagining being asked that makes me sick especially if I did do it

By being honest. Unless you're guilty, it shouldn't be as hard.

By being honest. Unless you're guilty, it shouldn't be as hard.

Mate if you knew you were innocent you wouldn't be even slightly nervous, that's the point. You'd be certain that once the truth comes out you'd be proven right.

Mate if you knew you were innocent you wouldn't be even slightly nervous, that's the point. You'd be certain that once the truth comes out you'd be proven right.

if you're innocent and not giving these obvious cues i doubt they'd even be asking you those hard questions since they know they won't get anything out of them

if you're innocent and not giving these obvious cues i doubt they'd even be asking you those hard questions since they know they won't get anything out of them

Pretty Little Liars<br>don't sweat it. polygraphs don't hold in court

Pretty Little Liars
don't sweat it. polygraphs don't hold in court

I know I almost did and it wasn't even close to a murder. If I were him I'd be shitting my pants - I'd be done!

I know I almost did and it wasn't even close to a murder. If I were him I'd be shitting my pants - I'd be done!

I hate having dreams about killing someone I wake up feeling guilty

I hate having dreams about killing someone I wake up feeling guilty

@rdd2 s I realized that once I read further but didn’t want to delete my comment lol

@rdd2 s I realized that once I read further but didn’t want to delete my comment lol

Xandria S you’re like a hundred comments late on calling me wrong but thank you, noted.

My first comment wasnt wrong either way, as someone who cannot throw up from anxiety but who dry heaves all the time, you don’t speak for everyone.

Xandria S you’re like a hundred comments late on calling me wrong but thank you, noted.

My first comment wasnt wrong either way, as someone who cannot throw up from anxiety but who dry heaves all the time, you don’t speak for everyone.

@rdd2 s ummm as someone who’s anxiety makes them vomit violently even if there’s nothing in my stomach. You are in fact wrong. Maybe for some ppl it makes it impossible but I have a feeling more often than not. Anxiety makes you nauseous

@rdd2 s ummm as someone who’s anxiety makes them vomit violently even if there’s nothing in my stomach. You are in fact wrong. Maybe for some ppl it makes it impossible but I have a feeling more often than not. Anxiety makes you nauseous

It gives me such admiration for the detectives and polygraph examiners. What a difficult job.

It gives me such admiration for the detectives and polygraph examiners. What a difficult job.

@Walid Aslam no. Its an instinct of self preservation.

@Walid Aslam no. Its an instinct of self preservation.

@Amy Sandstrum also they don't ask these kind of questions if you're not guilty. Experienced detectives know when someone is acting weird and start pushing them like that

@Amy Sandstrum also they don't ask these kind of questions if you're not guilty. Experienced detectives know when someone is acting weird and start pushing them like that

@JimboRustles Well they obviously do work. Because Chris Watts failed his,and he killed them all,so yes they do work

@JimboRustles Well they obviously do work. Because Chris Watts failed his,and he killed them all,so yes they do work

First question and id probably just throw up and die

First question and id probably just throw up and die

especially if you’re guilty, i would be ridiculously nervous and sick to my stomach

especially if you’re guilty, i would be ridiculously nervous and sick to my stomach

@rdd2 s really?? Well I learned something today!

@rdd2 s really?? Well I learned something today!

To be honest often times I confess to things I didn’t do,  this scare me.

To be honest often times I confess to things I didn’t do,  this scare me.

@Baron von Dank-Meme that and the Jodi arias case

@Baron von Dank-Meme that and the Jodi arias case

One reason they can't be used as evidence in court. Often, the very concern of a false positive will cause a reaction in the polygraph, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.

One reason they can't be used as evidence in court. Often, the very concern of a false positive will cause a reaction in the polygraph, creating a self-fulfilling prophecy.

@Shi La Yup, that’s the reason she asked him. If he answers without questioning it, which he did, she knows right away he’s guilty. What a dummy he is.

@Shi La Yup, that’s the reason she asked him. If he answers without questioning it, which he did, she knows right away he’s guilty. What a dummy he is.

I’d be so offended if law enforcement asked me methods on how to kill someone. I wouldn’t even answer the question because I’d feel like it’s so inappropriate and would immediately ask why I’m even expected to answer such a cruel question. The fact that he answered it was such a giveaway

I’d be so offended if law enforcement asked me methods on how to kill someone. I wouldn’t even answer the question because I’d feel like it’s so inappropriate and would immediately ask why I’m even expected to answer such a cruel question. The fact that he answered it was such a giveaway

@plasser I actually disagree. Chris is sooo stupid, even if you read him Miranda he would still talk. I think he would even hire a stupid lawyer. One that would just shrug his shoulders in court and say, “whatever the prosecution wants my honor...i mean your honor”.

@plasser I actually disagree. Chris is sooo stupid, even if you read him Miranda he would still talk. I think he would even hire a stupid lawyer. One that would just shrug his shoulders in court and say, “whatever the prosecution wants my honor...i mean your honor”.

Makes you realize how many ways they have to make someone confess. Chris is SO STUPID, he couldn't pick up on the questions that sunk his boat. He was nailed early on, , BEFORE  the polygraph. They just couldn't let him know it and they didn't want him to say anything about retaining a lawyer because then Chris would clam up and there would have been a trial. NO ONE wanted that. They wanted the confession.

If anybody wants to see a really good interrogation, I recommend the Russell Williams case. That interrogator is so good, he could convince gravity to go the other way.

If anybody wants to see a really good interrogation, I recommend the Russell Williams case. That interrogator is so good, he could convince gravity to go the other way.

@QuickQuips what, so more murderers could walk the streets?

@QuickQuips what, so more murderers could walk the streets?

Y’all ain’t Neva been to the principles offer fr

Y’all ain’t Neva been to the principles offer fr

Im the only One who thinks that it is realy Strange that someone normal can be from One Moment to the other be a Monster? I guess that its realy strange.....

Im the only One who thinks that it is realy Strange that someone normal can be from One Moment to the other be a Monster? I guess that its realy strange.....

Listening to the lie detector woman, you'd think these tests were reliable. They can't be used in court because they are rubbish and totally unreliable in blind tests, and yet she sounds like she knows if he's lied....she has no idea other than her bias based on the fact he's been arrested.

Listening to the lie detector woman, you'd think these tests were reliable. They can't be used in court because they are rubbish and totally unreliable in blind tests, and yet she sounds like she knows if he's lied....she has no idea other than her bias based on the fact he's been arrested.

especially when he knows he’s about to fail every single question

especially when he knows he’s about to fail every single question

@Chloe Emma Passman Same. I’m a terrible liar, too. 👀

@Chloe Emma Passman Same. I’m a terrible liar, too. 👀

@B A Lol, thats why normal people ask for an attorney before the questioning ever starts...

@B A Lol, thats why normal people ask for an attorney before the questioning ever starts...

@Kristina Fawn Navy seals kill people... lots of them. Never become an interrogator, you would be awful at it.

@Kristina Fawn Navy seals kill people... lots of them. Never become an interrogator, you would be awful at it.

Psychopaths don't feel emotion in the same way everyone else does.. but once the game starts crumbling, its easy to tell because they don't act like a normal person would...

Psychopaths don't feel emotion in the same way everyone else does.. but once the game starts crumbling, its easy to tell because they don't act like a normal person would...

Camilla Curn No worries (pun intended) it doesn’t sound snarky. I learned everyone has different anxiety since i wrote that but i didn’t mean to speak on anyone’s behalf

The nausea that comes from that kind of fear is overwhelming and painful. I’ve never actually thrown up but i can only imagine it’s a lot worse than dry heaving

Camilla Curn No worries (pun intended) it doesn’t sound snarky. I learned everyone has different anxiety since i wrote that but i didn’t mean to speak on anyone’s behalf

The nausea that comes from that kind of fear is overwhelming and painful. I’ve never actually thrown up but i can only imagine it’s a lot worse than dry heaving

@rdd2 s Not being snarky...but only someone who has anxiety can answer this. YES you can throw up purely from anxiety.

@rdd2 s Not being snarky...but only someone who has anxiety can answer this. YES you can throw up purely from anxiety.

@rdd2 s man, than I‘m having the wrong kind of anxiety 😂

@rdd2 s man, than I‘m having the wrong kind of anxiety 😂

@ijfisjjf no, it’s different for different people, it’s physically impossible for me to throw up while very anxious

@ijfisjjf no, it’s different for different people, it’s physically impossible for me to throw up while very anxious

They’re crazy people who lie and are selfish/insane

They’re crazy people who lie and are selfish/insane

I got interrogated by my stores loss prevention, and I didn’t even do anything bad but I was still shitting bricks lol

I got interrogated by my stores loss prevention, and I didn’t even do anything bad but I was still shitting bricks lol

I would like to add some creative insight; I was convicted of a crime six years ago that i wont disclose but will freely admit that I was responsible for. I am not a hardened criminal, but my crime was serious enough that i was staring down at least a five year prison stint. My first interview lasted about six seconds before I disintegrated into all out bawling and floods of tears and sheer utter panic. That did me more harm than good, the second interview was worse, cause now I had been in the situation for a number of hours, the police do a very good job of acting sympathetic, using previous discussions or events against you (For example; 'I know you're not in a great place right now but you've gotten the worst outta your system so we can just have a talk now, ok?' referring to how I cried last time, basically saying 'Hey dont worry, its natural to cry buddy its okay') which made me feel like I would walk away better if I was forthright with these guys, so I freely admitted everything.

Even though I came clean I still got hammered pretty hard, but It was alot better than it could have been. Regardless, i have regular, recurring nightmares about being locked in that tiny, grey room with three really big police dudes asking me invasive, personal questions for hours upon hours. The small amount of time I did in prison was absolutely nothing compared to the overwhelming sense of pressure, lonlyness and terror you feel in those interview rooms. Because in prison? You can make friends. In that room? Nobody is your friend, and there is absolutely no escape. And that pause? The pause they do when they are trying to catch you in a lie? Is the longest period of silence you will ever experience, and even when you are telling the whole truth its really, really hard not to keep talking, or tap your feet or do ANYTHING to get them to stop staring at you, to break that silence.

I cannot imagine how much worse it is for murderers, rapists etc. People looking at life sentences, if my experience is anything to go by? I dont even want to imagine.

I think if you were innocent you’d be more annoyed in general

I think if you were innocent you’d be more annoyed in general

@Baron von Dank-Meme there’s a documentary of it, that goes more into their marital problems, as well as his infidelity. If you like these videos, I’d recommend checking it out, I think it’s on Netflix.

@Baron von Dank-Meme there’s a documentary of it, that goes more into their marital problems, as well as his infidelity. If you like these videos, I’d recommend checking it out, I think it’s on Netflix.

@ijfisjjf Huh? The other way around? Throwing up makes it impossible to have anxiety?

@ijfisjjf Huh? The other way around? Throwing up makes it impossible to have anxiety?

bro I had to pause before the real test began because she made ME too nervous

bro I had to pause before the real test began because she made ME too nervous

Because you are a normal person, just like most of us.

Because you are a normal person, just like most of us.

@Cassandra Harris the capacity for empathy isn't a gauge of guilt.

@Cassandra Harris the capacity for empathy isn't a gauge of guilt.

You just gotta stay relaxed. At the end of the day you're just in a room talking to someone.

You just gotta stay relaxed. At the end of the day you're just in a room talking to someone.

I'd fill the room to the rim with vomit 🤢🤮

I'd fill the room to the rim with vomit 🤢🤮

Honestly i think i could do it. I get anxiety attacks pretty often so Im super good at acting "properly" while panicking.

Honestly i think i could do it. I get anxiety attacks pretty often so Im super good at acting "properly" while panicking.

@Raven Angel Right, the lying is what nails them. Even if you have the evidence on video, they will never admit the truth. Trump is an excellent example. He will NEVER admit he lost the election. They have what's called magical thinking, remember how Trump said the virus was going to disappear? Bingo! They're living in a fantasy world.

@Raven Angel Right, the lying is what nails them. Even if you have the evidence on video, they will never admit the truth. Trump is an excellent example. He will NEVER admit he lost the election. They have what's called magical thinking, remember how Trump said the virus was going to disappear? Bingo! They're living in a fantasy world.

Because people like him freak out on the inside, yet they think they're smart enough to manipulate everyone. So they aren't scared enough. They will lie to the day they die to keep up their facade of who they want everyone to see them as.

Because people like him freak out on the inside, yet they think they're smart enough to manipulate everyone. So they aren't scared enough. They will lie to the day they die to keep up their facade of who they want everyone to see them as.

@Chloe Emma Passman im no specialist but im pretty sure interrogation rooms are meant to be scary, to crack you, to make you feel tired. the small room, the white walls, the ticking clock, the empty desk, 2 chairs, the camera, and an authority.

@Chloe Emma Passman im no specialist but im pretty sure interrogation rooms are meant to be scary, to crack you, to make you feel tired. the small room, the white walls, the ticking clock, the empty desk, 2 chairs, the camera, and an authority.

@Ivan 🌟 Angel RoboCop's not real, sorry.

@Ivan 🌟 Angel RoboCop's not real, sorry.

I mean if you are innocent you may a guilty person isn't going to

I mean if you are innocent you may a guilty person isn't going to

You'd be an easy person to break down then.

You'd be an easy person to break down then.

Some people do in some cases, or so I’ve heard

Some people do in some cases, or so I’ve heard

thats why im not a criminal. the interrogation is the only reason lol

thats why im not a criminal. the interrogation is the only reason lol

Thats why you ask for a lawyer. And don't murder people.

Thats why you ask for a lawyer. And don't murder people.

Ok Chris you’re free to go , really , NOT.

Ok Chris you’re free to go , really , NOT.

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Yeah, I'd be so nervous that I'd make mistakes even though I'd be innocent.

Yeah, I'd be so nervous that I'd make mistakes even though I'd be innocent.

@Chloe Emma Passman When I flew to America to visit my girlfriends father, a lady stopped me before the boarding process, this was in London. And she was asking the most ridiculous questions, she wanted to know what my gf's father works with, she asked me how long it takes to drive to his house and a bunch of random shit like that. I felt like I had commited a crime or something, very nervous. Was she worried I was going to the US to work or what lol

@Shea Roberts That is great but unsettling story.  How they can be so convinced of your guilt... and find you so easily just to call for an apology.

@Shea Roberts That is great but unsettling story.  How they can be so convinced of your guilt... and find you so easily just to call for an apology.

Here's a tip: The very moment it becomes confrontational, instead of a normal conversation, you say "I don't like where this conversation is going, no further questions, I would like to talk to my lawyer". If you feel you can't handle the pressure of an interrogation without cracking, then don't.

Here's a tip: The very moment it becomes confrontational, instead of a normal conversation, you say "I don't like where this conversation is going, no further questions, I would like to talk to my lawyer". If you feel you can't handle the pressure of an interrogation without cracking, then don't.

I think if you're innocent those questions are a breeze to answer. But putting yourself to the killer's positions, it's so hard not to feel suffocated when you have to lie.

I think if you're innocent those questions are a breeze to answer. But putting yourself to the killer's positions, it's so hard not to feel suffocated when you have to lie.

@ Tarvan Edwards  You are RIGHT about anxiety’s suppression of vomiting. It’s part of the “ fight or flight “ survival mechanism of human evolution. The people blathering nonsense about how it would make it worse are simply being silly and seeking attention for themselves as they spew narratives and excuses about their “ specialness “ . They want everyone to accept how they’re acting like toddlers when confronted with life ( boohoo I have social anxiety and panic attacks) - really is an accomplishment and makes them sooooo.. special. Of course they can’t explain WHY anyone would listen to /take advice from a person who can’t handle simple participation IN life LMAO!

@ Joel keane I liked your thoughts on this, very well thought out and analyzed! Here’s what I think is actually at the heart of the issue. It’s really the simple truth about people like CW and it’s the truth of people we label with names like psychopath, sociopath, narcissistic, etc. These people are all have one thing in common and it really separates and defines them and the decisions they make  in life- whether large or small. They are all COWARDLY at heart. We can label them and analyze   them and ask why..but they are simply COWARDS. Yes CW did all the things you very eloquently described and explained and he made the choices he made...because he’s a weak COWARD.

I BROKE INTO UR HOUSE AND STOLE UR CEREAL

I'd throw up if I was innocent, I would go to jail

I'd throw up if I was innocent, I would go to jail

id be scared out of my mind but I've watched enough of these to know exactly what to do lool

id be scared out of my mind but I've watched enough of these to know exactly what to do lool

i was 3 times, all 3 innocent . you know you didnt do it but you still feel the guilt, especially after polygraph guy said to cop after reading case " why did you bring him he is 100% guilt "

i was 3 times, all 3 innocent . you know you didnt do it but you still feel the guilt, especially after polygraph guy said to cop after reading case " why did you bring him he is 100% guilt "

Shit I got robbed at my work and the interrogator was soo good at his job that he almost made me think I did it. It was intimidating as fuck and he belittled me and broke me. Then a few months later he called me at my friends house (I have no idea how he knew I was there) and told me they found the dude and he was sorry I couldn’t accept his apology

@AtibaVV I don't abuse prescription drugs. That's just going to cause more problems.<br>Get some help.

@AtibaVV I don't abuse prescription drugs. That's just going to cause more problems.
Get some help.

Seems the most effective strategy for a guilty person is to immediately ask for a lawyer and exercise their right to remain silent. This guys seems to want to convince the cops he is innocent, but that is not gonna happen and is a losing battle, and the more he talks the harder it will be in his trial for his lawyer to argue there is reasonable doubt. But a much better strategy would be to not be guilty in the first place.

You may be surprised, humans adapt a lot during extremely stressful situations.

You may be surprised, humans adapt a lot during extremely stressful situations.

My dad was a cop and he was insanely good at forcing the truth from us kids. (Not abusive very loving)

My dad was a cop and he was insanely good at forcing the truth from us kids. (Not abusive very loving)

@Amy Sandstrum Honestly just hearing these questions on YouTube when I'm not part of investigation makes me incredibly anxious.  Pretty sure if you're being seriously questioned for multiple first degree murder charges; even of you aren't guilty is going to be a pretty harrowing experience.

@Amy Sandstrum Honestly just hearing these questions on YouTube when I'm not part of investigation makes me incredibly anxious.  Pretty sure if you're being seriously questioned for multiple first degree murder charges; even of you aren't guilty is going to be a pretty harrowing experience.

Because someone who knows he's guilty will always try to look for ways to seem convincing or have a story that insinuates he's innocent/a victim. <br>Someone who is in fact innocent will always want to avoid questions because that's what your gut goes for as soon as you're falsely accused, macking a ruckus due to it in your head being outrageous, none of these people are ready to lie properly.

Because someone who knows he's guilty will always try to look for ways to seem convincing or have a story that insinuates he's innocent/a victim.
Someone who is in fact innocent will always want to avoid questions because that's what your gut goes for as soon as you're falsely accused, macking a ruckus due to it in your head being outrageous, none of these people are ready to lie properly.

Ask for a Lawyer. Cops are bot your friend

Ask for a Lawyer. Cops are bot your friend

I think the polygrapher assurance is great for someone who is innocent and will boost their confidence in the process; however, if the person is guilty, they will feel anxious as they should and fail the test.

I think the polygrapher assurance is great for someone who is innocent and will boost their confidence in the process; however, if the person is guilty, they will feel anxious as they should and fail the test.

They only make you sweat if you're guilty.

They only make you sweat if you're guilty.

I think even i would fail that polygraph.<br>They make it so uncomfortable in that little room.

I think even i would fail that polygraph.
They make it so uncomfortable in that little room.

Especially as the husband and parent of the victims. You’ll always be a suspect because it often is the spouse but I imagine all the innocent spouses lose their shit when they’re grieving and get accused of killing their loved ones.

Especially as the husband and parent of the victims. You’ll always be a suspect because it often is the spouse but I imagine all the innocent spouses lose their shit when they’re grieving and get accused of killing their loved ones.

@Baron von Dank-Meme that just means you are a normal human who feels empathy good job you see i didn’t feel like that because i barely feel empathy ;(

@Baron von Dank-Meme that just means you are a normal human who feels empathy good job you see i didn’t feel like that because i barely feel empathy ;(

@QuickQuips well he was still going with the ruse that his wife and kids were missing and he was doing all he could to try and help

@QuickQuips well he was still going with the ruse that his wife and kids were missing and he was doing all he could to try and help

This is why you say nothing hand ask for a lawyer. Talking to the police alone has no benefit.

This is why you say nothing hand ask for a lawyer. Talking to the police alone has no benefit.

@Baron von Dank-Meme  This was an example of brilliant interrogation technique. Some of the other examples on this channel are pretty poor- namely the Stephen McDaniel video. That guy had the detectives on toast.

@Baron von Dank-Meme  This was an example of brilliant interrogation technique. Some of the other examples on this channel are pretty poor- namely the Stephen McDaniel video. That guy had the detectives on toast.

@harvey20c lie detectors are passed because at the moment u lie ur heartbeat amps up because u feel what ur doin is wrong. A psycopath wouldnt care because they dont process consequence nor morality in a way that could physiologically affect them

@harvey20c lie detectors are passed because at the moment u lie ur heartbeat amps up because u feel what ur doin is wrong. A psycopath wouldnt care because they dont process consequence nor morality in a way that could physiologically affect them

@Ali Jaffery Bruh lying is completly normal, i lie probably atleast once everytime i talk to someone, whatever we talk about there is atleast one lie in that conversation.
if i get asked something 80% of the time my answer will be a lie.
its so much easier to lie than telling the truth especially if that truth will be an inconvenience to me.

Lying is normal nothing to be ashamed of. but im also an awfull liar and if im called out on any of my lies my brain will freeze and it will be completly obvious it was a lie.

@Walid Aslam if he were a psychopath he woulda been able to pass that lie detector test.

@Walid Aslam if he were a psychopath he woulda been able to pass that lie detector test.

@Aaron James I would say take a xan before the interrogation but I'd prolly get so barred out I just confess to the crime 😅😂😪

@Aaron James I would say take a xan before the interrogation but I'd prolly get so barred out I just confess to the crime 😅😂😪

He's a narcissist, he doesn't feel things the same as you and me,

He's a narcissist, he doesn't feel things the same as you and me,

@rdd2 s I’ve definitely thrown up due to anxiety and other emotions before

@rdd2 s I’ve definitely thrown up due to anxiety and other emotions before

@FlareonOW yes,it definitely differs for everyone.
I've had severe anxiety and panic attacks for over 15yrs I've never thrown up I just get very shaky,body gets numb,I feel like I can't take a deep breath,feel close to death,my heart beats out of my chest etc.
Unfortunately for me my reaccuring episodes have left me an agoraphobic :/

@FlareonOW yes,it definitely differs for everyone.
I've had severe anxiety and panic attacks for over 15yrs I've never thrown up I just get very shaky,body gets numb,I feel like I can't take a deep breath,feel close to death,my heart beats out of my chest etc.
Unfortunately for me my reaccuring episodes have left me an agoraphobic :/

@bugoy kikay As anyone should be there's many many innocent people sitting in prison cells but this guy is obviously not [Innocent]

@bugoy kikay As anyone should be there's many many innocent people sitting in prison cells but this guy is obviously not [Innocent]

Well we're not murderers so of course these make us uncomfortable 😶

Well we're not murderers so of course these make us uncomfortable 😶

Dont be trying to hide a lie. Stomach churning is nerves.

Dont be trying to hide a lie. Stomach churning is nerves.

you'd be surprised at what you can do when your life is on the line

you'd be surprised at what you can do when your life is on the line

@Eddie Jesus Many of us have been there man. I donno what the specifics of your situation are, but if you can, set a time very soon to sit down and talk it through and just say it; just spit out the words directly and without ambiguity. I was in a relationship and toiled for months about the right time, the right words etc etc. But once I said it the weight was partly lifted. It is terrible for mental health to carry that type of weight on your shoulders. The other thing is that often people in the other half of the relationship share the same fragility in this regard. If they do, don’t wait around for them to have a sit down. Arrange it yourself and clear the air. <br>In becoming interested about the Watt’s case, it is clear as crystal how much that guy let his wife run shot gun over him. It is all over their house, from the way it was organised, to the type of bed they had, to the furniture they owned. This is a key thing that people need to discuss. He wasn’t even allowed to park his car in a 3 car garage. There must have been all sorts of rules that were eating at his nerves. This, combined with a clearly disturbed, warped, depressed, highly anxious and delusional personality we can start to unpack the reality of the situation,  without reference to those technical words that the everyday social media people use but don’t know the meaning of; like narcissist, sociopath, psychopath etc. This has got nothing to do with excusing Watt’s appalling criminal act, it’s about trying to understand it in as much depth as possible so that we can prevent it reoccurring.

@Eddie Jesus Many of us have been there man. I donno what the specifics of your situation are, but if you can, set a time very soon to sit down and talk it through and just say it; just spit out the words directly and without ambiguity. I was in a relationship and toiled for months about the right time, the right words etc etc. But once I said it the weight was partly lifted. It is terrible for mental health to carry that type of weight on your shoulders. The other thing is that often people in the other half of the relationship share the same fragility in this regard. If they do, don’t wait around for them to have a sit down. Arrange it yourself and clear the air.
In becoming interested about the Watt’s case, it is clear as crystal how much that guy let his wife run shot gun over him. It is all over their house, from the way it was organised, to the type of bed they had, to the furniture they owned. This is a key thing that people need to discuss. He wasn’t even allowed to park his car in a 3 car garage. There must have been all sorts of rules that were eating at his nerves. This, combined with a clearly disturbed, warped, depressed, highly anxious and delusional personality we can start to unpack the reality of the situation,  without reference to those technical words that the everyday social media people use but don’t know the meaning of; like narcissist, sociopath, psychopath etc. This has got nothing to do with excusing Watt’s appalling criminal act, it’s about trying to understand it in as much depth as possible so that we can prevent it reoccurring.

@Joel Keane man did you hit the nail in the coffin I will without a shame say I’m in a really bad relationship at this moment with 2 kids we are not married but we both have fallen out of love with each other. So what you have said in your comment what we assume Chris was going through I can relate to some of those feelings. EXCEPT for obviously killing my girl and kids I would never! Couldn’t even fathom that!  At the end of the day ik me and my partner will have to go our separate ways and do what’s best for the kids and just be happy again.

Especially the room full of police officers part. Like ffs.

Especially the room full of police officers part. Like ffs.

I had 2 take one of these b4...they suck....I passed tho.....☺

I had 2 take one of these b4...they suck....I passed tho.....☺

there is almost no chance for you to be interrogated in such a case, since murderers are commonly very stupid on a level to find alternative solution for their temporary problem.

there is almost no chance for you to be interrogated in such a case, since murderers are commonly very stupid on a level to find alternative solution for their temporary problem.

If you’re innocent you have nothing to worry about with these kinda questions.

If you’re innocent you have nothing to worry about with these kinda questions.

He kept saying evil cruelty,  so how'd he know what happened to them if hes not the proprietor.  Hes soo dumb, makes me sick to my stomach......

He kept saying evil cruelty,  so how'd he know what happened to them if hes not the proprietor.  Hes soo dumb, makes me sick to my stomach......

@Joel Keane I agree 100 % however I would suspect most men in this position would suicide so I think that sums up the cowardice. He was too chicken to kill himself maybe? I think maybe he got angry and strangled the wife then thought how to explain to the children so maybe killed them either in a twisted "mercy" to them to put them out the misery of living without their mum or cowardice so they didn't and therefore others didn't find out.

This is one of the most difficult, gut wrenching, fascinating bits of tape I've ever seen. These investigators are just incredibly skilled. When she asked: "how would you cause someone to disappear", my guts turned upside down and in knots; or rather, it knotted again from the first phase of the interview. I know a lot of people have been saying Chris is a narcissist, Chris is a psychopath etc. I think in the case of Chris Watts these labels are too superficial. The guy is of course an extremely disturbed individual to have gone through with what he did; and he would certainly fall into various categories of what the medical textbooks say about anti social personalities, narcissism, psychopaths, sociopaths etc. However, I also think in Chris's case we're dealing with a person who had some kind of extreme break with reality; some snap and total disconnect brought on by guilt, by financial stress, by a conflict in personality that he saw as being not resolvable. But I also think he was an extreme version of many men who just cannot talk about their feelings in any real sense. And you have to call this what it is; it is sheer cowardice. I truly believe that Chris was so cowardly, so pathetic, so unable to articulate a thought, so tied in knots about leaving his wife, and so incapable of saying the words to his wife: "I do not love you anymore", that he saw murder as an easier option. I don't believe for one second that he told Shannon: "I don't love you anymore, I want a divorce". If he managed to say these words to Shanann, then wouldn't it have been the release he needed? If he managed to say these words then immediately he would have felt some relief in guilt and anxiety? We've all been in relationships; we all know how hard those discussions are; but once you say the words a dark cloud is lifted and you begin to work through things. And often, the other person too feels that there is validity to it. So again, I don't believe he ever said those words to Shannon. His position is that he said the relationship was over; she reacted by saying "you'll never see the kids again", and that's when he fell into a rage and murdered her, and then the kids. No. Absolutely not. That is not what was going on in his mind and it is not what happened. The bottom line is this. He was in a long term relationship, a marriage. He fell out of love with Shanann. He was miserable and felt his life was over, that he was bound to this relationship. He was feeling the pressure of having to explain the end of the marriage to his children, to both families, to their wide friendship group etc and it was just too much for his unequipped emotional skills to process, and too much on his ability to articulate his feelings. In his deluded, sick, fragile, worn down state, he saw murder as an easier option. I'm sure many people will think this is a ridiculous view; if you feel like commenting in a serious fashion, without any trolling or ridiculous hysteria, I'd love to hear your opinion.

For me, personally, those moments of silence are just killer.. Even as a viewer, they make me sooo uncomfortable

For me, personally, those moments of silence are just killer.. Even as a viewer, they make me sooo uncomfortable

Anxiety differs immensely between people and even in the same person between days- anxiety isn’t a foolproof picture perfect thing, unfortunately. Would be easier to handle I’m sure.

I also get extremely nauseous, dizzy/ lightheaded and eventually I’ll have to throw up if my anxiety peaks too high or goes on for too long.
Your therapist probably explained it like that to you because it’s your individual anxiety. It’s not universal, tho.

Lol even if I was innocent, it'd be "red red red red too nervous". Like I'd faint.

Lol even if I was innocent, it'd be "red red red red too nervous". Like I'd faint.

Yeah daffff those questions are so nailing.!

Yeah daffff those questions are so nailing.!

If I was innocent I’d still be pretty worried

If I was innocent I’d still be pretty worried

@Walid Aslam  Yeah but I don't think he is a psychopath. A true psychopath can deceive even the best investigators and polygraph machines.

Example, I'm not a psychopath but I find it very easy to make up stories or lie. The trick to catch me is to bring the story back up at another point in the interview or on another date because it is harder to remember a lie/fabrication than it is to remember the truth.

Mom: Where were you last night?
Me: I was at Bob's house studying. (Truth, I was at girlfriend's house.)

A few days later:
Mom: Which exam were you and Bob studying for the other night?
Me: Huh? Exam? Me and Bob studying? Nooo, I was with Nadia studying.

That's generally why defense attorneys say to never agree to this. The book "You Have the Right to Remain Innocent" is an entire book about never doing this, whether you're guilty or innocent.

For example- 3:50. "The detective never mentioned violence". Anyone, innocent or not, would likely infer harm in their spouse and children being abducted from their home. If I came home and my wife was gone, but all her belongings were still at the house, I'd be freaking out and suspecting the absolute worst. So in an interview with the police, I'd be talking in terms of violence as well, no matter what the investigator said. From the perspective of an average citizen, the only way I ever really hear about abductions ending is violence or death, so of course that's the first place my mind would go. But to an investigator, that's a sign that I'm guilty.

@Bill Paxton who gets interrogated in the Sopranos?

@Bill Paxton who gets interrogated in the Sopranos?

...you don't kill people, I think that's a start.

...you don't kill people, I think that's a start.

And that's why polygraph tests don't work at all.

And that's why polygraph tests don't work at all.

Same !!! I felt so anxious just by watching her say the questions...

Same !!! I felt so anxious just by watching her say the questions...

@Walid Aslam they are just like any of us though, they are humans and that's horrifying

@Walid Aslam they are just like any of us though, they are humans and that's horrifying

If you are innocent of whatever they are accusing you of, you should feel fine.

Believe me, I know this because I have experienced it.

If you are innocent of whatever they are accusing you of, you should feel fine.

Believe me, I know this because I have experienced it.

I wish i would just feel like vomiting because when I'm anxious, to my utter horror, my first reaction is to rush to the nearest restroom

I wish i would just feel like vomiting because when I'm anxious, to my utter horror, my first reaction is to rush to the nearest restroom

@Gennady Golovkin thank you for the recommendation

@Gennady Golovkin thank you for the recommendation

How do you not just throw-up having to sit there listening to his lies and stuttering bs, knowing you're looking at someone who just killed his wife, his unborn baby and two children?

How do you not just throw-up having to sit there listening to his lies and stuttering bs, knowing you're looking at someone who just killed his wife, his unborn baby and two children?

This man had to Google "what does it feel like when someone says I love you?" This guy has no capability to feel anything. One way or another. He doesn't even know what love feels like.

This man had to Google "what does it feel like when someone says I love you?" This guy has no capability to feel anything. One way or another. He doesn't even know what love feels like.

Taeven Edwards Danger and therefore fear can really cause vomiting. Happened to me. But it‘s a different vomiting from when you "normally" throw up

Taeven Edwards Danger and therefore fear can really cause vomiting. Happened to me. But it‘s a different vomiting from when you "normally" throw up

i think if youre not guilty youd be a lot more convincing and less anxious

i think if youre not guilty youd be a lot more convincing and less anxious

@rdd2 s And it can make it so you can't STOP throwing up, in some cases.<br>Mine causes a reaction like that when I have a panic attack. I get pale, really clammy, and I can't stop vomiting.

@rdd2 s And it can make it so you can't STOP throwing up, in some cases.
Mine causes a reaction like that when I have a panic attack. I get pale, really clammy, and I can't stop vomiting.

Taeven Edwards ..i think that goes the other way around

Taeven Edwards ..i think that goes the other way around

Watching this made me so nervous.  Even though I hadn't even heard of this case until today, I still felt partially part of it.

Watching this made me so nervous.  Even though I hadn't even heard of this case until today, I still felt partially part of it.


Look at the clock. He doesn’t start the test until like 2-3 o clock. The 3-4 hours that Tammy interviewed Chris was super interesting. She went into every detail of his life essentially.


I would be a lot more comfortable with polygraphs being used if everyone just freely admitted they were bullshit and, say, there weren't federal agencies still treating them like accurate tests.


I commend people who interwiew suspects like this it takes a lot of bravery to face to face slowly question a potential murderer

That's what I was thinking. This lady sits right in front of him and accuses him and demeans him to his face. Very ballsy.


Does anybody else watch these videos enough that you start to imagine what would happen if you were being interrogated as an innocent person lol


That machine wasnt the polygraph, that woman was the polygraph.

@xSins Me!!! I hope I don't get put on one of these I would be fooked

She knew already, they were stalling I think they had already gone to the worksite, saw the sheet, it was just a matter of time until they found Shanann.

@S. James The experts know that. It's  definitely a give away.

she wasn't kidding about him being a bad liar, could literally just hear it in his voice.

@Sheldon Dinkleberg it’s common sense....2 me... clear as day

@Erik and Colleen Mallery it’s ringed/hooped, stripes are vertical.

I like her black and white striped shirt

She did absolute excellent. She seems like a very intelligent woman

@Sheldon Dinkleberg the way she was just playing with his emotions and every single thought he had was amazing

Man, this is why I'm glad I stopped watching the Terminator movies after Part 2

@Brendadirk Crumplescranch but it doesn't go to court, bc every person reacts differently. <br>There are ppl, that are naturally nervous af

@Brendadirk Crumplescranch but it doesn't go to court, bc every person reacts differently.
There are ppl, that are naturally nervous af

@AFkjnfakjnf Yeah this was the most unsettling part of the video, I had not seen him show typical emotions of your wife and kinds going missing but when they were discussing smothering (how he killed his children) you can see him super shook.

@S. James i saw that video yesterday 🤣🤣🤣

@AFkjnfakjnf wait how did she know he did that already??

@AFkjnfakjnf worddd bruh that’s what I said, it was perfect execution and definitely had him fucked up

@Brendadirk Crumplescranch it detects changes in your body, but you cannot identify them as anything in particular. You can fool a lie detector by clenching your butt cheeks at the right time

Shit was spooky when she said, "You could smother someone... you could strangle someone."

It's like she completely got inside of his head and saw everything in that moment.

A polygraph works by measuring Galvanic Skin Response as well as heart rate and heart rhythm. It doesn't detect lying per se, it detects changes in your body's natural responses, such as anxiety, or fear. So the idea is to provoke the suspect with questions to see if they have a natural reaction such as fear of getting caught.

@Sheldon Dinkleberg To be fair they already knew they were charging his ass, so not matter what polygraph data there was, it wasn't going to change anything.

Yea dude I thought that too, shes fucking good.

That’s kinda what the polygraph is about, just a way to manipulate the suspect by pure interrogation skills, it’s just a useless machine and even though most people know it won’t go to court, and it’s junk, they do it 😂


If a detective 1. Stopped me from searching for my family and 2. Lightly insinuated my guilt I would be leaving that room in cuffs for breaking his nose. He is so painfully guilty here


I see loads of people saying about the questions but lets talk about the total lack of reaction to her saying "burning someone alive" these questions would make an innocent person break down in tears at the merest thought. His lack of reaction shows his guilt even before the polygraph starts. A brutal question to get a cold read on him


If someone asked me to speculate as to how my missing husband and son might have been murdered I think I'd have had a nervous breakdown right there on the spot.


Let's take a moment to appreciate how amazing that detective did asking those questions


Just me checking in for the 100th time. Can’t stop rewatching this


Hats off to the detectives.<br>They did excellent work

Hats off to the detectives.
They did excellent work


"Thank you for being a terrible liar" I could be in for a traffic ticket and this would make my heart drop out of my body


16:22 had me dead. “lure them into a trap” this guy is a delusional idiot. it’s horrible how he did this with such little regard to human life


I love the male agent (sorry I don’t recall his name rn), he’s just throwing shade hard with the “those kids” over and over again and keeping Chris on edge. He must’ve been 100% certain of his guilt. His interrogating is a joy to watch tbh, he and Agent Tammy were just perfect


The officer, in the first 10-mins, really did a good job, really moved the journey to the truth forward, imo.


I’m getting secondhand embarrassment from how bad a liar this dude is…


Being her kid must be quite an experience, like "thank you for being such a poor liar, which is awesome", "if you did eat those cookies you must be really dumb to be here right now."


He failed his family and children when he killed them screw the test but yes failed miserably

She knew soon as she saw him. Body language is everything when being a detective and conducting these test.

They probably just got him to take and fail it to get him closer to a confession.

Erin M im nor going to read that article you wrote but you must have a lot of friends and family that loves you with that kind of personality. Have a nice day

Erin M well mocking someone who speaks your language when you probably dont know that other languages exist definitely show how insecure you are. And trying to get everybody in comment section to notice your comment is a also a weak move so beside ur ugliness you are insecure and ignorent N'est-ce pas?

Erin M youtube deleted my comment. I don't remember  the subject but insulting a my spelling when english my 4th language will definitely not make you look smart. And smartness is the only thing you should devolop because your personality along with your face is ugly af.

ahahaha hes already asking if they find the guy if the guy would be safe😂😂

Mark Myers I’ve reported some really offensive comments that stayed up, not too sure about that.

@Erin M Probably removed because I reported it

Ladybird 747 i was also emotionally abused by my ex I cheated on him and gave him hiv but he didn't thank me 😭😭 i ve been through much i am thinking of commiting suicide by jumping from doorstep

Corinne Louise wow! I am sorry you went through this. It was the worse few years of my life. He would accuse me of effing around with absolutely everyone!! It got to a point where I started doubting myself that maybe I did cheat 🤦♀ that’s how convinced he was. He was the one who suggested the polygraph. I passed with flying colours but that only gave me 3months of peace. After that he claimed I was such a good liar I tricked the machines and the former-fbi agent with my lies! 😂 I was only 23....truth always reveals itself hunny xoxo

@Ladybird 747 your comment hit home for me. I have an emotionally abusive ex and he would accuse me of so much and I'd beg him for a polygraph and he'd never agree to it. He had completely convinced himself that the things he was saying were true. I told him one day he will know the truth. I find solace in the fact that one day he will know the truth.

This is true. My crazy abusive ex made me take one and the tester told me after it was done that I passed before I even took the test


No matter how many versions of this case I watch I will never understand how he can do something like that, honestly just poor evil

The motive aswell he wanted to be with another women is just so fucked up

Hi I believe the statue should have been kept up


Imagine being one of the polygrapher’s kids and trying to lie your way through something


“That’s a lot to really think about.”<br>He’s stalling so he can can get his mind around the “right” answer. What a complete sociopath.

“That’s a lot to really think about.”
He’s stalling so he can can get his mind around the “right” answer. What a complete sociopath.


He only describes his kids at their worst.
"They tackled me, they'd knock me over, they'd throw things at me, I had to tell them to eat their dinner, they'd throw their chicken nuggets at me."
No "I let one of them put nail polish on me for a tea party" or "she had a phase where she insisted she was a dinosaur" or "I still have each and every Father's Day present on my desk" or anything else positive or even neutral??
I get those 'negative' things can be fond memories later down the line, but since douchebag here ended those lines before he could look back fondly, they were probably nothing but disobedient nuisances.

Not to mention the "these/those kids" thing. Not "my kids" or "my girls." My twin and I are always "my girls" to our dad.

it might also be a psychological defense mechanism, if he starts talking about the good times he spent with his kids then he'll have to mentally confront the fact that he killed innocent and sweet children. if he just talks about their behaviors that annoyed him, he can mentally categorize them as nothing more than pests.

to be honest he was more positive in his descriptions at the end of Part 1, it was awkward but still


The Pause Technique really is the star here. Chris literally can’t sit in the silence, his need to fill it is really how he dug himself deeper and deeper

@Ehtlam zone I know for SURE I would. I have social anxiety and silent pauses make me super stressed. I always try to fill in the conversation and ending up spewing bullshit :P

That's how introvert people are generally, and his neighbor has mentioned before that he's an introvert. Him constantly filling silences with unnecessary things and dragging it on lead to him being suspicious.

@Cyre Not all innocent, a lot of innocent people would act just like Chris.

I have social anxiety so I often try and fill silences for no reason and over-explain things 😭 this would all make me so nervous in itself

Ive both used and been subjected to this technique in every day situations before and the only thing I can say is it works <i>so well</i> it's astonishing

Ive both used and been subjected to this technique in every day situations before and the only thing I can say is it works _so well_ it's astonishing

The polygraph woman is so damn great. Damn.

It can also be very useful in less confrontational settings. I often 'take notes' when interviewing people, and they will fill in more details of a story and give their opinions and tell you what they really think. (It's a lot easier, of course, if you're not trying to dig the truth out of a fucking family annihilator.)

It seemed like a very basic technique. I've heard people using this psychological trick in casual situations. But if it works what can I say.

an innocent person would say something like " why the fuck are you just staring at me ? arent you herr to help my kids ? why are we wasting time ? "

an innocent person would get confrontational

Damn shawty you tryna let me dig deeper and deeper

This technique is very effective, specially in work place confrontations.. Well trained HR people will use the "pregnant pause" to let people simmer and in the attempt of filling blank space they will quickly admit some wrong doing. It works every time.

Anyways, what really worked with that douchebag was his father tho.


One day people are going to look back at these interrogations and think that it's crazy that they had to get confessions for crimes because it's inevitable that everyone will be monitored to such a degree that there will be no way to get away with anything.


What an amazing interrogation team!!! They should have received twenty promotions after cracking him.


I am addicted to these videos now. This one ends on a proper nail biting cliffhanger! I have NO OPTION but to watch part 3 now... and i like that! <br>Much better than the junk i just watch like a zombie often times on here. This channel is bang on. And a nice change. Now, bring on part 3!!!

I am addicted to these videos now. This one ends on a proper nail biting cliffhanger! I have NO OPTION but to watch part 3 now... and i like that!
Much better than the junk i just watch like a zombie often times on here. This channel is bang on. And a nice change. Now, bring on part 3!!!


"Thank you for being a horrible liar"<br>i love that woman

"Thank you for being a horrible liar"
i love that woman