The Case of Chris Watts - Part 3 - The Confession

Fr I need a friend like that

I hope to be that kind of friend

If you are looking for friends like that. Be that friend. It will be taxing at times but you will run into people, some time down the road, that will be that pal. 🐦 s of a feather

Or just needs some life in her semblance of life, so latches on to people living their lives.

Aleksandar Ivano Awww somebody needs a fwend.

@Jasper&Clyde inSD yes I do and I have. No space for your like tho.

Sounds like a lot of my friends

Yep, she wanted to know where best friend disappeared to..

I've got one friend like that. We met first day of kindergarten, became besties, and even lived together for a couple of years after college. She literally saved my life by noticing that my breathing patterns were off several mornings when she woke me for coffee before work. Ekg showed that my heart rhythm was way off, to the point that it likely would have become fatal.

Aleksandar Ivano I wasn’t offering 😂😂

Sanity tbd Amazing!

Jhon Famo love this statement✊🏿

Jhon Famo She reminds me of my wife. She would be that person.

Just gave that a thumbs up for 1k.

Swear.

Yeah she’s an unsung hero and she obviously knew something was up by the way she was glaring at Chris when he let the police into his house

@Eli !

maybe SHE did it!!!!

#WomenPower !

It was amazing that she started the search on the very day, in a few hours tbh. If Chris got a couple days, he wouldve been more prepared

Frfr! I totally agree with you. God sent her a message and she acted on it. God will use you and he did that with her! That's a real friend💯✔

Yes. And the neighbor with the surveillance camera & how he told the police about his suspicions about how Chris was acting, he was awesome.

That friend was almost frantic, Chris was about as worried as I am when I can't find the garden hose.

@Aninda Ahsan He didn't have time to straighten out the master bedroom. Had the ceiling fan on high and the bed stripped. That alone was extremely suspicious.

@pretty red I agree!

Laura Luther Him, too! 👏🏼

Probably knew her husband was abusive...

@Jhon Famo aw...this is so true. Thanks for writing it 💕🙋🏻‍♀️

Her friend is amazing. Who knows how long this would have dragged out if it wasn't for her friend checking on her. And the neighbor was so observant and helpful. They had already solved the case before cops got involved.

Jasper&Clyde inSD 🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

Finally and well said. If not for her his own mom would've 'helped ' explain her(Shanan) 'disappearance'.

Tenzin Tenzin 😢

That’s how God work #Angel

Haha seriously, he was totally boned the moment she showed up immediately that day

@Jhon Famo Such a great comment 👌🏽

Juan Gonzalez Lol, rather than stopping a murder he provides a woman suspicion. Sounds completely like something a useless nothing would do.

pretty red not trying to be a jerk, but just have to ask the obvious question: why did god wait until a woman and her kids were dead to start intervening? Why not send someone a message sooner or more urgently? Why give the guy time to desecrate the bodies in such a way? I don’t believe in any gods, and I’m not trying to change your view, but do you have a good answer for those questions?

She knew her friend was hurt too.

A friend like that is one of a kind...

moms and girls are the real deal... bless them all

Agreed. She was a true friend.

True friend.

I feel like she knew he was a weirdo hence her alarmed state immediately.

Same with the neighbour he knew bbe man was fulla b.s fron the jump.

Even his dad kinda knew summit was up.

@Annie B I agree. The rest of the house was spotless. So that unmade bed stuck out like a sore thumb.

she now has cancer, which is heartbreaking🥺but without her as shanaans friend, i believe it would have been a lot harder to solve

The friend was supposed to accompany her to her doctors appointment that morning but shannan never showed up so that’s why she went over to her house .

@Charlotte 💯 she knew the relationship was not going well

she probably sensed sth wasn't alright and pulled up

@ConsciousProphit that's a negative ghost rider.

Just a little too late to save them, sadly. Poor woman. She probably lives with that thought

I have a friend who has broken into two of my apartments when I would go into a depressive funk and stop talking to people or doing anything. She learned to pick locks and everything.

I would want someone like her around she was real supportive of her

Hero

@Jhon Famo GREAT advice! 👍

@Mass Ferguson That is a great friend and all but also that's super risky. Hopefully you're not currently in a depressive episode. Tell her that if you or anyone else are again to please call and ask for a social worker to do a wellness check.

I think we all appreciate her role in all of it , but there is no prize for being a good friend. You don't get money for that or worldwide recognition.

MLMs don't count as a business

@Aleksandar Ivanov Or in fewer words: Living vicariously

Type of friend that will stick her nose in every corner of ur life, pretty annoying.

Seriously, there's a decent chance he could have gotten away with it if not for her. He didn't even get to come home and clean up before police got there thanks to her. If she didn't have a friend like that, Chris could have had days, maybe even weeks to cover his tracks and think up a story. Instead he was brought in hours after burying them

"unappreciated"?! The comment sections on nearly every Chris Watts video is full of people saying what an incredible job she did. Shes definitely appreciated.

Which hurts all the more that her anxiety was well-founded. I hope she's managing her loss well.

@Jhon Famo Very good and wise advice! Thank you Jhon! 🌸🌸

True, thats a real friend

@justlilguys This applies to dating, too. If they can’t even make time to give you a reason why they aren’t responding to you, then don’t continue the relationship, it’s not going to be a good healthy one.

@Jasper&Clyde inSD aw sounds like emotional security makes you feel threatened. it's okay to admit you need a friend, stop projecting

@A K you should redirect your anger at failed parents, not your neighbour

NA definitely is but Little Bella is the real hero here she fought this bastard till her last breath

I totally agree

@Annie B - I wonder why the ceiling fan was on high when police arrived…was the carpet by the bed damp from him cleaning?

That is a friend, God bless her🙏🙏

The neighbor is the unappreciated hero. He called it from the get

He clearly isnt too bright. The amount of times he says “like”… irritating.

He unenrolled his daughters from their school right after murdering them.

He wanted to seem innocent

And where did you learn that polygraphs are not admissible in court? I bet your house it wasn’t in school…and there’s your answer, they don’t teach the general population none of this.

Yeah I would never agree to one guilty or not guilty. It's basically a way for them to try to get you to confess. He should have just said am I free to go and they would have to said yes at that point.

@Dr. Drake Ramoray Well said.

@Berny Fox ? How is he agreeable and a victim in your world? He consented because his ego was saying “ you can pass this test and no one will know you murdered them”.

Agreeing to one test also does not mean you’re “an agreeable person” across the board. You’re generalizing humanity and it sounds like you’re afraid of people.

@M A that’s not the vibe I got off him at all. I think he was scared that if he didn’t agree to the test it would make the the cops more suspicious (yes his ego may have played a part)

The same reason he never asked for a lawyer even when he finally caught on they knew but he hadn’t confessed yet. Should’ve just kept his mouth shut and walked out if his ego was that good.

For the record I don’t consider this man a victim and probably made a poor choice of word when mentioning “good nature”

Being “afraid” of people, not something I have ever encountered myself being afraid yes but of people as a whole no.

Be well sir/ma’m

@Jack Smith he'll be getting plenty of that from now on!

@Dr. Drake Ramoray Yes, he could have terminated this interview and left at any time. However, I’m sure you’ll agree that having this defendant cut the bull crap and finally tell the homicide detectives what happened, i.e. NOT lying, was a way better outcome than playing games for days and weeks while the defendant’s wife and children’s missing corpses decomposed.

@Lagg tbf i know this because i had a criminal minds phase, i’m sure true crime fans or fans of shows like criminal minds know

Definitely stupid to not ask for a lawyer. Whether innocent or guilty you don't say shit, ask for your lawyer, and once again say nothing. It's really hard to build a case against a man who gives them nothing. If your innocent your own words are the only thing that can tank you.

@CounterGriefZombies exactly. They’re not there to help you

@ChiefinASmith yeah, they are there looking for answers to a missing wife and three kids. In this case he was being evasive and he was potentially the last one to see them alive. Screw that guy. Of course they aren’t there to help him. Don’t be naive. This isn’t like stealing a candy bar and your parents tell you to stay quiet. AND this guy voluntarily STAYED for those interviews. His Miranda rights wouldn’t have applied anyway so he couldn’t invoke them UNTIL he was a suspect AND in custody. If I were the deceased’s family, I wouldn’t care how they got the answers out of that killer.

@Renard LeTerrible yeah see that’s all fine and dandy until you realize that they use these same tactics to coerce confessions out of innocent people too. You clearly have no idea what you’re talking about.

@ChiefinASmith And you know what you are taking about, eh? This seems a little personal the way you say “they’re not there to help you.” You know who those detectives are there to help? The victims, and in this case, the missing wife and children. It’s their job to ask questions and obtain investigative leads. I agree with you that once Miranda is in effect, it’s wise to ask for a lawyer. However from the investigator’s perspective in this case - where there are exigent circumstances, i.e. the missing kids and wife whose whereabouts or welfare were unknowns, the detectives did an excellent job while still protective the defendant’s 4th amendment rights. If I were the family of the missing, where foul play was suspected, I would not be advocating for the suspect to lawyer up and make me wait months for answers. But you know better than me, so carry on.

@Renard LeTerrible okay and what if you were the family of an innocent man being interrogated for that same kidnapping?

@ChiefinASmith that’s the thing - the family might not know one way or the other whether he’s guilty or innocent. If it’s just a voluntary questioning of an adult, that’s the individual’s decision. If they are completely innocent or have details to help the investigation it comes down to their own morals and beliefs whether they want to aid police. If it’s an arrest then the family could advise the arrestee to ask for an attorney if they are present. However, it’s the arrestee’s choice whether to invoke their rights and remain silent and ask for legal counsel. The investigators know people lawyer up and they have to work around that by looking for other leads or digital / physical evidence. It’s natural for families to believe their loved ones are innocent or just in the wrong place at the wrong time. It’s not the investigator’s fault that evidence or eye witness accounts placed a certain individual at or near a crime scene. The investigators don’t dictate these things, they just follow the leads and know that victims are expecting results. When no one talks and there is no physical evidence, people start blaming the police in general for what they can’t control. Ignorance and false perceptions what what should and should not be done are not the detective’s concerns. Feelings getting hurt by direct questioning are not their concern. They need to find killers or potentially missing people when foul play is not confirmed.

@Renard LeTerrible you’re completely ignoring the fact that they use these tactics on innocent people and in turn, coerce them into giving a false confession. Yes, thankfully Chris was too stupid to ask for a lawyer and lead detectives to the bodies. I’m saying, if anyone is in a situation where they are being questioned by police, they need to ask for a lawyer.

He (and many other unintelligent criminals) probably assumed that asking for an attorney is suspicious and could make him “look” guilty. As a law student, this is more common than a lot of people know. But in reality asking for a lawyer is a smart move from innocent people to make sure they don’t get framed

He also thought he could get away with it. These individuals must think they can talk themselves out of going to prison. He is a narcissist. If you don't want to be with someone leave them. But for these individuals there is no other option it seems. 🤦🤷‍♂️

@PolySciWhy? that's not necessarily true. Use of filler words doesn't indicate level of intelligence.

NEVER speak without an attorney. "Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law."

True. NOTHING you say will be used to help you.

They played him nicely.....

@Jack Smith where did u read / see that little tid bit?

Yeah. He must have not been thinking clearly to A) kill his pregnant wife, unborn son and two daughters and B) talk with them without a lawyer. I genuinely want to know what disorder(s) these murderers have, diagnosed by psychologists.

arrogance, plain and simple. He's probably gotten away with all kinds of stuff for being attractive and charming, and he is just so dang convinced that he will get away with this one too!

@Kelly Faulkner Fully agree. As vile a crime homicide is, this is far worse in that the lives of two young children - as well as an unborn one - were snuffed out for no reason.

Personally, I'm quite content that this monster gave himself away as he did, and greatly applaud the law enforcement specialists who deftly solicited the confession from him. Beautifully done.

As a parent/grandparent (now raising two granddaughter ages six and seven), crimes involving children always hit me hard emotionally. I can't help but look at the faces at my little girls and feel my insides twist. So helpless and innocent.

Only a soulless monster could commit such a heinous act.

@Menibor1 These professionals did a fantastic job working him to tease out that confession.

He wanted to look innocent. Isn't it weird that an innocent person asks for a lawyer?

was thinking the same thing. only logical conclusion is he wanted to seem innocent so bad he agreed to polygraph

@Berny Fox good natured!!! This man killed his entire family. Are you out of your mind? 😂😂😂

Thats how you know he lives in some sort of alternate reality. I don’t think it hit him how serious this was

@Ling Ling smart person asks for a lawyer police don't care about you or are working your self interest. You say something stupid and end up in jail even thought you are innocent.

@ChiefinASmith  i agree with you. The problem is that these same tactics are used to coerce innocent people into accepting a crime they didn't commit. They walked back in the room within 10 seconds of a lawyer being mentioned. Guilty or not, preventing a suspect from seeing a lawyer is unethical in my opinion.

@Dr. Drake Ramoray how you doin?

@Dr. Drake Ramoray how you doin?

I'd rather there be zero murderers, but thank goodness a lot of murderers are extremely stupid.

Actually, 23 states allow polygraphs to be admitted as evidence in a trial, although it often requires the agreement of both parties. Mental Floss has a good article about it!

@Renard LeTerrible I think both of you make very fair points, just on different ends of the spectrum of assumption. YOU are more likely to trust investigators and HE is more likely to distrust them. And both are viable responses. Many investigators are stand-up individuals who wish to do good. Just as many are corrupt or ladder-climbing, and will gladly seal a case even if they aren't particularly certain their suspect is the perpetrator. Why bother saying to your opponent "you obviously know nothing" when it's a simple case of informed disagreement? This applies to both of you. But i can only tag one haha

@EJ Leo okay but lawyers also help defend innocent people who would otherwise be convicted for a crime they didn't commit...

@Celery Man there are also lawyers who prosecute guilty criminals. So I'm confused why you hate them as a whole.

@M A I don’t think he agreed because of his ego. I think he agreed because he was trying so hard to come off as innocent and his mind, denying the polygraph would raise questions.

Yes, I agree,.. I was a registered psychiatric nurse prior to retiring and I think it's a combination of his denial of reality, and his narcissism that kept him from requesting council.

@Lagg hence why you need a lawyer even if you're innocent, you don't know those things so consult someone who does. But this creep was a narcissist and probably thought he'd get away with it.

The psychology of the dynamic between interrogator and suspect is pretty fascinating. People generally know and understand that they have a right to a lawyer and are under no obligation whatsoever to give the police a single word, yet so many people still engage and dig themselves into a lawyerless confession.

I was on the receiving end of an interrogation once -- not for anything heinous, a white-collar crime involving corporate finance -- and I can tell you the way the cops sat me down and spoke to me, for a second or two I honestly thought I could just explain my way out of it and everything would be fine. It's very weird how they set it up so you're actually seeking their approval.

It took a LOT of willpower for me to end the conversation with them and simply say that I will not be giving a statement and need my lawyer immediately. After that their friendly demeanor changed completely. They handcuffed me to the chair I was in, told me I was in really 'deep shit' now because they were planning to go easy on me at first, and left me alone in the interrogation room for almost two hours before moving me into a holding cell.

My exact words were "I'm sorry guys, I can't give you any kind of statement. I need my lawyer. I know he already called to inform you that I had legal counsel. I can't speak to you without him present." And that was that.

It was the smartest thing I ever did, because I walked out of there free and clear the following day, and the charges never went anywhere. The officers did, however, fabricate a fake statement that they claimed I gave them.

@ChiefinASmith I agree about not talking even if you're innocent. They're not there to help you.

Agreeable people can murder people lol. Just because he's a passive person doesn't mean he's not capable of murder. Evil isn't only done by evil people...

Him and guys like him assume they can pass and that if they follow what the cops want that it will help them look like they aren’t guilty

@Queen Ashley idk if I believe that. Any person with a shred of empathy/care for others would understand a non guilty, guilt stricken parent would be emotional/defensive at someone accusing you of being responsible for the pain you feel. That you might act illogical/emotional with questions/situations involving your children. He answered as if he was engaging in small talk or a new guy asking how his job works. Idk what you're getting at with "people assume they can pass if they just answer as robotically as possible as quickly as possible" that just doesn't make sense

He was so caught up in his lie he forgot to think

@ChiefinASmith i agree that it is unwise to give them all sorts of information without a lawyer, because they might use it against you. But an innocent man also has to think about the state of his wife or daughters are in. It would also be unwise to wait to not give the police the information they need to find your family. Especially when you dont know whats happened to them and every second that passes increases the possibility of them being gone forever. Most innocent people in this situation would probably not think about protecting themselves and would want their families found as soon as possible.

but like, he had like, everything under control, like, he just needs to lie, I mean how hard can that, like, be?

These videos make me angry because they manipulate people into this, especially people that are innocent.

@Duck sparrow mybe l8 night I mean asking for a lawyer doesn’t prove anything.

@Courtney k exactly. People are okay with it in this situation because he was guilty but they forget that they also use these techniques on innocent people

He is.. the opposite of smart

@EJ Leo tell me you don’t understand what lawyers do without telling me

@Jux Tanner oh for sure. But you should ask for a lawyer as soon as you feel a shift in the interview. There’s a difference between being at the police station and giving them information and sitting in an interrogation room being asked if you’d be willing to take a polygraph, you know?

He did not have money to afford a lawyer may be

@Preetichhanda Mohapatra he definitely did but even if he didn’t, you can get a state appointed attorney for free

@Lagg i mean yeah if they revealed that it would make it much harder for them to solve cases so it's understandable

That's how huge his ego is, he thinks he can lie to the FBI LOL

@Doom-Driven EAP I truly don’t believe it was his ego. I think, in his mind, asking for a lawyer would be an admission of guilt. Especially since he actually was guilty.

Yea he's not very bright. Didnt ask for a lawyer and didnt exercise his right to silence

He's narcissistic and thought he was smarter than he is. Thought he could play the game. If he asks for a lawyer, in his eyes, that's the move of a guilty person

That surprised me too...but he wasn't a bright criminal and thankfully most criminals aren't. He didn't even try to give himself an alibi...nothing. They always look at the spouse first...either he didn't premeditate it or he was the stupidest guy ever.

@Winona Gumshoe I think he was expecting more time. I don't think he expected his wifes friend to come round the very next day, so early. He wouldn't have had the time to get rid of her stuff i.e Shoes, Keys, phone, medications before calling the police himself and putting his story across. It was forced on him and he was caught out

yeah, he's clearly pretty dumb. I mean, he literally killed his whole family just because he loved another woman????? That is STUPID. Just divorce, if you have to. Good grief
(edit: I misspelled "dumb" as "dub," so I guess I have nothing to say💀)

@Avocado You could have edited and not mentioned it, nobody would have known. That was pretty dub.😏

When exactly did they give him his Miranda warning? When they slapped the cuffs on him or did that come earlier?

No, it’s really not, though the police may disagree. As one would expect.

@Darkstar 1999 I’m sure they read it too him before they started asking questions

@ChiefinASmith I don't understand why you are bringing up a hypothetical innocent man into this. I'm not trying to be rude I'm just trying to understand what you mean and why you were upset.

@stitchedguts because the conversation was about not asking for a lawyer. Somebody said that it was a good thing that he didn’t ask for a lawyer because he was guilty. I said that’s true, but they use these same tactics on innocent people as well and that’s why everyone should ask for a lawyer

If u r gonna murder some1 first learn ur rights i mean like this guy has 80 iq

what part of "anything you say can and will be used against you" didn't you get from the Miranda rights, m8? everything you say, regardless of whether it's a polygraph or not will be used against you.

@Ant the Gord are you telling me? Lmao

If he had clammed up right from the start and gotten a lawyer I think they still would have eventually nailed him.

@Kelly Williamson yeah I agree. I think he would’ve gotten away with his story of Shannan killing the girls though.

@EJ Leo lol like police and prosecutors are perfect. You are delusional.

@Jux Tanner actually, no. if he were innocent the most likely scenario would be that his wife took the kids, in which case it would be very sensible to lawyer up, especially if she was as awful as he claimed. if you were actually worried that they were dead, lawyering up asap is also sensible from an 'innocent' perspective since a lawyer would know how to communicate the pertinent details of your statement while discouraging the cops from dialling down on a dead end, ie you. the cops would be forced to consider other leads because you havent given them a potentially easy out. so even if you're innocent, when your family disappears, its most helpful to everyone to lawyer tf up. this is why we need to normalize it and undo the perception that its like tv where anytime someone asks for their lawyer it means they must be guilty and are using the rules to stifle honest police work. it doesnt matter if youre scared and sad for your family, the cops will still waste time grilling you because youre statistically more likely to be involved, and are therefore an easy get. using your rights and helping the investigation are not at odds with each other. i don't mean to be aggressive this is just my perspective.

@jonsmith20766 😅😆🤣😂 hilarious comment

@jonsmith20766 top comment 🤣😂🤣

Lol. He was so mentally fatigued, run down, with so much anxiety, he basically gave up his freedom just to get out of that situation/Room. Amazing job Tammy and Graham did. I applause them👏👏👏

He is cocky and believes he is invincible. Omg how does he not get a lawyer!

Asking for a lawyer is something people consider as “guilty” behavior even though it’s a constitutional right and can’t be used against you

Lol that’s what happens when u are guilty if he wasn’t guilty he would have thought of getting a lawyer before even talking to them but he was to worried about getting caught up

Agree. Don’t get me wrong, he deserves every second of punishment he has earned for himself for the heinous act he committed, and I’m so grateful he saved ShanAnn, Bella, and Cece’s family and friends the trauma of sitting through a trial. That said, strictly speaking from Chris’s perspective, he was a tremendous idiot for agreeing to the polygraph and interview. If there is one life lesson to be gleaned from JCS videos, it is that you should never talk to the police! Hire an attorney right away.

@Manatee obsessed weirdo agreed! I am happy he was stupid, but that doesn’t change the fact that everyone needs to lawyer up

@Lagg My guy JCS says that in the previous video on the same subject, it’s something he brings up several times in the video

If there's anything that this video has taught me, it's that I should constantly ask "am I free to leave" any time I'm interrogated.

@Copious Doinks LLC. absolutely. & when they say “yes,” you leave lmao

He was too busy being in flight mode in his iwn head. He was not in a state of thinking clearly

@PolySciWhy? There are many intelligent people who are bad at speaking.

Not free, the detectives worked VERY hard to get that confession

@Celeste Young free in the sense that he confessed quickly and didn’t ask for a lawyer

@CounterGriefZombies “tank” you? His kids went into tanks. :(

They also very specifically keep the idea of a lawyer out of his head so he has no defense.

@Lagg i learned that polygraphs are not admissible in court from every crime show i've ever watched, if you've ever watched the ID channel or any youtube crime documentary, then u should know this, as well as always ask for a lawyer

i wonder if there was anyway he could talk to his dad too in private not on camera. surely they cant prevent him from seeing his dad.

@cascal __ what? Lmao

He isn’t a very smart criminal

@Lagg § 8.01-418.2. Evidence of polygraph examination inadmissible in any proceeding.

@Lagg Where everyone learned it. Movies.

Why show care for murderers.?? If he is innocent it's ok. But i feel happy when these murderers think they got it all under control and seal their fate themselves. Hahahahah

Chris was being cheap and over confident. He called the school to withdraw the girls the morning he killed Shanann so as to not be charged for the week. He had high hopes he was going to lie his way out.

@Tohuto I’m not showing care. I’m just wondering why he didn’t ask for a lawyer

@ChiefinASmith ok. Maybe he thought not asking a lawyer made him look less suspicious? He thought he figured it all out. Most psychopath/ killers tends to have this over confidence trait till they hang themselves

@Darkstar 1999 He’s not under arrest. Don’t you know the US law? Greetings from Stockholm, Sweden!

@Lagg you don’t have to be a genius to know polygraphs aren’t admissible in court.

He was clearly at fault. But the moment you start being investigated and read your Miranda rights the first thing you should do is call and Attorney. We all now know that he did those horrible things to his children and wife. Call the police, call an ambulance, and then call an attorney. He didn’t do any of that. He even let the next-door neighbors come into the home to investigate it seems like the next-door neighbors were doing more work then the investigators.

Evil and stupid, I'll take it over evil and smart any day.

why you sound pissed about that ? that's great, lawyers are pest

@Doc I’m not pissed lol but people shouldn’t talk to the police without a lawyer present

@Lagg Because it’s literally stated in the first 2 minutes of the video

You aren't very bright are you? They are admissible in 26 states in America. Over half.

@Kanye Breast you’re a Kanye stan, I do not think your opinion on anything matters

full props to the polygraph technician, she got under his skin within the first 5 minutes of the polygraph.

so if he asked for a lawyer, he could've gotten away with this ?! 😨 scary to think if he walked free

so if he asked for a lawyer, he could've gotten away with this ?! 😨 scary to think if he walked free

@The.holisticdietitian i mean, a lawyer probably would’ve made his interrogation a little less abrasive for him, but the glaring evidence and the undeniable stupidity that he showed whilst committing the crime would most likely make this a slam dunk for the jury at trial anyway- i mean, what kind of idiot unenrols his children from school quite literally the day after he kills them, and to the world they go missing? what kind of idiot (although, all murderers are idiots in some respect) would dump the bodies of his own family that have been presumed dead where he himself worked?

@le uno well THANK god he wasn't that smart enough to plan all those details

He probably couldve gotten away with it if he wouldve simply asked for a lawyer he pretty much did the easy part for them

@Lagg they aren't

They're heroes in my book. And Shanann's friends are also heroes.😢

the male officer was so intimidating, my god, this guy must be a beast asking for discounts. "just take a deep breath, i want you to take a deep breath now"

Right? They make a formidable team. They work together extremely well.

I bet detectives are really good at bartering nice prices when car shopping

Yeah they're both amazing. Very impressive.

Possible due to stupid choice of no lawyer

I still can not understand why did female told him to blame everything on his former wife?

@Nonameanymore The tactic is to try to get him to admit to a lesser severe crime. He didn’t kill his baby girls, he just helped his wife take care of it. They do this for multiple reasons, it is explained in the video.

Yeah they are professionals? What did you expect?

@roguespinach a lot of professionals still do a crappy or average job

They are so impressive👍

Chris didn't stand a chance in the first interview, and he thinks he's gonna come in the next day and pass/bomb the polygraph? What a fool for going back into that building without a lawyer. This was a slaughter of the greatest proportion and I thoroughly enjoy it everytime.

They are highly competent and skilled. Especially Tammy Lee.

When they walked in right as the father mentioned the lawyer. Very skilled

That's years and years of training

@Nonameanymore Ms LeForce did a great job, but if I can expand on that:

They didn't have anything on him, not did they have the bodies. That was their primary objective. If he had stood up, he could have left and slept in his own bed and the cops would have been nowhere. Admitting to the grisly acts that he did would be hard for anyone, but after tiring him out psychologically , presenting him with a Diet Coke version of the crime to grasp onto, still allows them to A keep him under arrest and more importantly, B they can find the bodies.

As JCS mentions, he already presented them with his version of events. With the bodies, the police are able to find the evidence to squash his version of events.

The man got on my nerves in this one, and especially in the follow-up ones in Wisconsin. Like he was an oxygen thief, and monopolized the convo to the point were no one else could speak.

can we? I don't know, can we?

most of the detectives I've seen on this channel are pros. the only ones that were bad were the southrn bumpkins who worked the McDaniels case. they were hilarious though.

@farfisa 😂😂

Jim Smyth would be proud, though he would’ve done it faster.

@Nonameanymore To get their foot in the door on something that would detain him. Later, the whole hand-delivered alibi would be a provable falsehood.

@roguespinach Have you watched the Stephen McDaniels case? Those detectives are proof that not all professionals aren't good at their job lmao

@Jay Meister Yes, exactly! Thank you for explaining it because I did not want to 😂

@Annabella LeForce Tag team, baybay!

@Bob Gymlan seriously though, no. He would have taken his time as well.

Smyth is a legend, bit in his case, he had actual physical evidence on his guy. These detectives didn't.

Because most people think that asking for a lawyer labels them as guilty, and sometimes it is suspicious but it is your right

Apex predators vs easy prey.

Stark contrast to "STAYPHEN! WHYE?!"

@Kathleen Mayotte I think they were thrown off by him going catatonic all of a sudden.

absolutely...with the exception of "chicks are crazy." that remains peak cringe for me

@roguespinach i’ve seen ‘professionals’ be very bad at their job. ie. the detective in the stephen mcdaniel case.

@Xcizior STEAYPHEYN WHAYHEEYY

@k cringe to us, but probably music to chris’ ears. and that’s the trick of it.

@le uno exactly

@le uno why was he bad? I get it, the interview is weird af but Mcdaniel had decided to do that way in advance. I doubt the russ Williams guy would have got him to speak

I was actually thinking this you know, I found it so weird

I freaking entirely hate his guts!!!!! He’s own flesh and blood! Parents give their lives for their kids not take them away!!

I caught that too. Sociopaths/psychopaths are bizarre.

Man I'm seeing it now that I read your comment and damn that's...

An entirely new level of sick.

And he always says these kids, those kids. He was not emotionnally attached to them. He felt trapped by fatherhood

Seems he used his children as workout weights too, like!

@King Qat right, he didn't use their names, he didn't recognise them as people, just a nuisance

Man…that is some great analysis. As a father myself I could never imagine bringing up things about my son that aren’t good things. But after reading your comment…holy 💩….this man was purely cold…

Yeah..

I dont have kids, but i have this father-daughter type of connection to my lil sister who is 13 years younger than me. But when I think about this case, she always comes to my mind. It makes me sick.
He must have some kind of mental problems like how can someone kill his own liittle baby girls like wtf.

Mate, my friends used to call me the robot as I had zero emotions. I've got a 2 year old now and I'm getting choked up seeing the lack of remorse he has about murdering he's 2 little girls. You hear him mention that they were blue and limp and that comment about he's own kids is upsetting me more than it is him.

Absolutely… That’s the normal reaction. I would throw myself in front of a train to save my kids, without hesitation.

I'm not even a father and I've gotten nightmares losing kids I don't even have.

He is not a normal human being. how can anybody do this to a stranger let alone his children and wife.

Absolutely this, while I was watching this I had tears on my eyes from just imagining my kids being hurt, and what those kids must have felt while their own father did what he did to them... Absolutely horrible.

Nearly brings me to tears hearing about one of his daughters last words to him. Which were “daddy please don’t kill me”😭😭

to see his raw detachment from them is insane

My partner has 4 children from a previous relationship and I'd die for every one them. I can't understand the thought process, the convincing yourself that killing your own children and wife could ever possibly be a solution to your problems. Like someone said in a previous comment I am glad he got no rest. No peace and quiet. The moment he committed these vile crimes his life simply got immeasurably worse. I find some comfort in that.

Maybe that's because you're not a psychopath.

@North BASE UK maybe a bit unrelated but it really warms my heart to see how much love and care you have for your kids despite them not being biologically yours, I'm sure they love and appreciate you immensely. I only say this because I've had my own issues growing up with stepdad(s) so I just wanted to let you know that it's wonderful to see and I wish you all the best :)

@hederahelix Thanks, I appreciate that. I had a great stepdad growing up, and I guess he became a good role model for me. My own Dad worked away for months at a time, but when he was home he still had time for us and took us places. I wish I could say the same for my partners ex and his children but sadly I can't, so I do my best to compensate for that.

Amen, brother. I lose sleep imagining scenarios that could occur in which I fail to protect my family. It's a real feeling, probably the truest and deepest of them all.

Some people are incapable of forming attachments to anyone, whether through birth or (often traumatic) life experiences.

Absolutely

Of course bro, I hate him so much, a man I don't even know. Because of what he did to his 2 year old and his 3 year old little girls, it's hard to have any sympathy for that man.

I second this

@John van Gurp same

I do not like children and have chosen to not have them. I was told that I will want them when I’m older. I am 40 and that decision has not changed.
I am a teacher (older teenagers), and sometimes we have to have hard talks because of the lesson plan. And I get a little teary-eyed telling them that, statistically, something bad will happen to them and I’m so sorry that they will enter adulthood into a world that is as terrible as it is good. I tell them that I can only hope that learning the warning signs can help them avoid being a victim, but that life sucks and sometimes even that can’t save them.
So the idea that someone like me can feel so worried an emotional for kids that aren’t even mine because of what they MIGHT encounter as adults but Chris can MURDER HIS KIDS and have absolutely no emotional reaction? That really shows what kind of person he is. Absolutely tragic. I only hope that we can learn from his psychological issues and prevent future deaths.

Its amazing how that happens, isn't it? I never wanted kids. I told my wife when we got married I didn't want kids. She did. She said I'd change my mind. One day, I'm in the grocery store behind a dad with his young son, watching the joy this little kid brought to his dad and the joy this kid had just being at the store with his daddy, and I told her, "ok, I'm ready." I remember sitting in the hospital alone after my wife's c-section, holding my son while she got sewed up, not knowing what the hell I was doing, and looking down at his little face and thinking, oh my god, I'd lay down in traffic for you if I thought it would make your life just a tiny bit better. I still feel that way. I'd die a thousand painful deaths if I thought it would make my kids' lives slightly better. I've had people tell me the don't know why Walter White did what he did in Breaking Bad - I totally get it. Can't say I'd do differently if I thought I was dying and needed to leave something behind for my family to live on. Children change every perspective you have. For the better.

Me too.
I would become crazy in defense of my child amd grandchildren
I mean Crazy.

Wouldn't go as far as calling him a "man" for one to carry out a crime like this I wouldn't even consider him "human"

I am an overly emotional person and if anything ever happened to my kid I wouldn’t be consolable. Even thinking about it now I’m almost in tears. I can’t even think about it. I had a man ask me to run away with him to Mexico (he was absolutely plastered) and I said “no I can’t, I have my child and husband” and the man said “fuck your kid” so I reared back to punch him in the throat, but instead I said “no fuck you” and slammed the door which hit him in the ass.

@Caroline Park Me too. Once, my wife and I woke up and my 9 year old son was gone from his bed. The front door was unlocked (we always lock it). I FLIPPED. "CALL THE POLICE!" Screaming his name at the top of my lungs. Running aimlessly to and fro looking in places I had already looked in 3 times. I was absolutely out of my mind. I got in my car and drove around our neighborhood looking for him and screaming his name out the window - turns out he had "run away" after losing his screen privileges in a fight. He was 9, so he didn't really mean it, and was sitting in a little park 2 blocks from our house. It was the longest 20 minutes of my LIFE. After I got him home with a really bad poker face, I went into my room and cried and shook uncontrollably for and hour straight (not exaggerating). It was unbelievably traumatic for me (we tried to handle it with him as well as we could, and it hasn't repeated). I still get teary-eyed when I think about what could have happened to him. Worst day of my life. And I was in the World Trade Center and made homeless on 9/11.

I second this. There is nothing I wouldn’t do and no sword in this world I wouldn’t fall on to keep my son safe. This man showed didn’t show how, ferociously and that may be a poor word choice, a father can love our children. I wouldn’t be rational in this situation, I’d be telling, screaming, and demanding results, I’d be in the front of search parties, not sleeping. It would be god awful, and this man was so….casual about all this.

Exactly! Hell I don't have kids and I get panic attacks when I see kids playing alone or like by a road because I get so worried about their safety. I'm scared to hold a baby because of the possible chance I could harm them. How can someone just not have any of those human instincts?????

This is why this crime sort of don't get me in an emotional state, because it is SO bizarre and so incomprehensible that I cannot feel anything, it's like it's fiction. It's not like a sexual crime or a kidnap for money... This one is just... off the scale so far that I don't understand, it's impossible...

I bet it takes immense skill and professionalism to keep your game like that when in front of you, you see the man who murdered his own wife and CHILDREN in most brutal way, broke their bones and got rid of their bodies and then had the nerve to put the guilt on his poor wife. I bet deep inside she wanted to smack him hard.

Why do you people always project your own fantasies into the real life situations we watch? It’s so cringe inducing.

@Willie B. Haardigan yea kind of.

You should all think about the number of innocent people she has succeeded to convict with her deceptive techniques!!!

@pkt02002 there's no evidence of whatsoever that her techniques are used against innocent people

@Vika Jorjadze You are right it's a realistic assumption. We can't ignore the unfortunate fact that the American Justice System prioritize Conviction Rates over Justice. We lead the world in Incarceration rates!!!

I am in awe of her. She totally played him🤭

That's their job and she's damn good at it...

Like my psychotherapist... kills me with the silent treatment xD

The irony of one psychopath using psychopathic qualities to take advantage of another psychopath. She's REALLY good at lying and faking empathy

She played him like a damn fiddle!

she clearly wasn’t joking about being the best trained for the job

John Doe yeah definitely. you have to be somewhat psychopathic to do that job well. it’s like when they did the psychopath test on different careers jobs like her job, surgeons, big buisness people, top politicians etc are majority psychopathic. like if i did the test and realised he was the killer i’d have a fucking panic attack bc he’s right there in front of me😂

Sounds like my ex

She was really good.

Prob the third dad she caught red handed that day

i got u to 1k likes😌

pkt02002 polygraphs arent admissible in court so you’re not making any sense buddy.

@pkt02002 1) Is it possible the US leads the world in incarceration because they lead the world in crime?
2) What percentage of convictions would you submit are wrong?
3) What is the better alternative? Shall we wait for criminals to overwhelmed with guilt and confess???

Its sad it was the last of her job because she was so damn good at it ♡

@Vika Jorjadze she didn't know what he did, just that he was lying

She could dump me & make me feel like it was her & not me...happiness for all 🤷🏻‍♂️

Well it’s her job

Literally all of them do that.. 🤣 all seasoned investigators do it also

@Quon shut up ZaQuon, we are just appreciating it

SHE PLAYED HIM LIKE A DAMN FIDDLE

@Willie B. Haardigan Heh. He said "Can we talk about....". While you point fingers, guess what he just did to you, favorable to him or not, you came on and talked. When you stare into an abyss and all. Knowledge is fascinating in its intake and output, and this, is a mental dive. If people react, just like you did, it really is of no use you ascribing motive..... and yes, I came on to say that too. Heheh.

@Vika Jorjadze What ever happened to innocent before proven guilty?

Shes amazing. Extremely professional through the entire day.

Totally 👏👏👏

@Vika Jorjadze watch false confession, enough evidence.

@BearDog watch false confession. They dont want the truth, they want an confession, even you are telling the truth.

His naivety allowed her to look good... the test is nonsense.

I havnt seen fluffing spread like that since making my peanut butter and EPIC sandwitch for school lunch

@Sami Zidane That's why there are defence lawyers

the woman tho👍👍👍👍, what a skills, makes me wanna sign to her collage

@pkt02002 these techniques don't work the same on innocent people. the techniques you're seeing here are mostly used when it's sure that the suspect is guilty of the crime, but he won't confess. not denying the wide corruption and falsely accused & convicted people in the USA though

@pok3rfacReturns Polygraphs are not admitted in the court but any confessions (I am obviously not referring to admission of guilt) can be used against the suspect in court. The presence of an attorney is only fair for the suspect.

@PV Moore The constitution protects justice for all citizens in the United States. There are ways too many wrongful convictions. As much as you can despise criminals think about the innocents who are in Prison

@BearDog There is well over 166 official wrongfully convicted cases recorded in the last 50 years. I'm impressed with your ability to trust the good faith of a COP who's willingly deceiving a vulnerable suspect to get them to confess without an attorney.

@pkt02002 so that's about 3 wrongful convictions per year...

@BearDog Right!!! They don't deserve Justice

@pkt02002 and btw I'm not talking about trusting shit. Defence lawyers exist to counter balance bias. Tell it to the judge, baby

@BearDog The constitution protects justice for all citizens. It's not even about politics!!!

@pkt02002 dude, you fight with your own clothes. There's no perfect system.

@Frank Martinez you gotta pay for it first, wallet.

@pkt02002 I have no problem spending the entire national GDP and as many years that may be required to assure that someone IS in fact guilty. No problem. I don't want to see any innocent person wrongly convicted.
THAT is not the point I am making, mate. My point are those cases that are obvious, eg Dillon Ruth and thousands of others where there IS NO QUESTION as to their guilt... and even death penalty cases... that can sometimes take 20 years OR NEVER to come to fruition.
These criminals ARE NOT kept alive because of any "noble concern" as to their guilt or innocence or regards for "justice"... as the media and attorney organizations would have you believe. They are kept alive because there are MILLIONS TO BE MADE from the housing industry and legal industry which benefits DIRECTLY from them being kept alive. IT IS CASH MACHINE. PERIOD.
Consider the additional money, time and resources that could be spent on "truly questionable" convictions... IF the prison and legal systems were not robbing the "system" by way of housing and legal wranglings of the UNQUESTIONABLE convictions.
I'll make it easy for you:
You rape and murder a child. You confess and give me details that ONLY the perp could know... and the murder weapon was in your possession when you were arrested. You have a trial and are convicted by a jury of your peers.
WHY should it take more than 30 days for you to be executed??? JUSTICE??? CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS??? FAIRNESS??? ETHICS??? MORALS???
What a sad, pathetic JOKE!!!
Meanwhile, while YOUR CHILDS dismembered remains are rotting in the earth... the heinous, evil jackal that slaughtered him or her... is on the internet prepping and making plans for the MARRIAGE to take place between him and the INSANE woman he is pen pals with... that wants to marry him and have their CHILD!
How DARE YOU try to "sell" such a sick and depraved scenario as "JUSTICE"... and deceitfully attempt to use "wrongful convictions" as the "sweet sounding" defense for such macabre and evil examples.
Stop being such an ideological pundit and MAKE IT REAL, MATE!
It's YOUR DAUGHTER in the MORGUE... and NO ONE in our "system" gives a rat's ass, except YOU!
Guess you will be good to go when the DA explains they are going to let him plea to life... so they don't have to take it to trial, right???
You can get back to netflix... and the MONSTER that are your child... can get on with his marital plans, right???
JUSTICE, what a joke!!!
It's people like you... that allowed TED BUNDY TO FATHER A CHILD FROM PRISON!
"Oh... but can we really be certain lil Teddy committed these crimes?... he seems like such a nice guy... and he sure is a cutie!"
It doesn't get much sicker in my book, mate.
The pieces of filth that let that demonic monster have sex WHILE IN THEIR CUSTODY... SHOULD BE EXECUTED. How's that for "justice"???
Cheers mate!!!

Right! God bless those detectives.

@Willie B. Haardigan Elaborate

👍

Both her and the lead detective were really really good in their technique..then again Chris was as dumb a criminal as it probably gets...”I just want them to run through the door and tackle me even if I bust my head open I don’t care” 🙄

@pkt02002 lol that’s not how it works buddy

She's THE BOSS

If anything, these videos make me think that I should never trust a stranger.
Doctor, police, neighbors anyone.

Everyone is guilty until proven trustworthy

@L. G or maybe not kill anyone

@CraigAndNem where the hell
Do you get this info? You have countries that lock you up for wearing a skirt if you’re a woman lmao

@CraigAndNem so you’ve been to every country in the world and studied all the laws and compared them with the us, am I right?

@Bailey nah

@CraigAndNem at least you admit it

Kkkkk

lol she is all my ex girlfriends combined

@pkt02002 yeah true. Not in this case, but yeah.

I'm so glad others see how amazing she is.

extremely good at her job

@SADat4AM therapy dosnt help

Talent.

He confessed and showed them the bodies. People acting like he was tricked out of a lawyer... no, he didn't ask for one when offered to get one. He confessed because he was guilty and responsible for the crime.

@pkt02002 and ironically these tactics have been used on the politically ignorant in America for 4 years by the democrats and their media... and now they'll be voting for the very man thats been responsible for this justice system for 47 years and a woman that has put the victims of the system away for that man

@All A Dream We Dreamed she not doubt injects this into her daily life outside of work

I think she’s probably just a genuinely friendly person and that can help or hurt her in her line of profession. And in this case it helped

She was playing chess. He was a psychopath who murdered his entire family in cold blood, and not a particularly intelligent one.

It sounds like they probably would have connected the dots eventually even if he hadn't taken the polygraph and confessed. But LEO managed to save everyone a great deal of time and effort in getting him to reveal the locations of the corpses.

Polygraph technology is about as scientific as a Oujia Board, but I have no issue with cops tricking scumbags into confessing to crimes they absolutely 100% did.

Preach 🙌🏼

@pkt02002 lol. Cuz you work for the FBI...?

@pkt02002 Id like to point out that if Chris had cried, panicked, and seemed genuinely concerned for his wife, they wouldnt have done this. Theyd be focused in a different direction.

Schooling Staff Debunked.

@Emmett Kasey actually being a business person requires no empathy, but the others do.

Wasn't she brilliant!

@BearDog yep, there was definitely hardcore evidence before they started interrogating. I'd say there was some pretty useful information collected by the k9 units and from Chris's vehicle also [we don't hear much about that].

@John Doe that people aren't picking up on this really concerns me. Yes, she caught him in his lies and that's excellent because it made him confess and they found the bodies and could get justice. But she so effortlessly lied in a way that, without the question about how you would make someone disappear (which was obvious passive aggression), nobody would be any the wiser. I get that it's her job, but it takes a certain kind of person to be able to lie so convincingly. The male investigator is so obviously placating him and is a terrible actor, but she appeared genuinely interested in what he was saying. It's not like she's a completely different person outside of work. This is why I would also never trust an actor as they're paid to lie too. Where is the line? People justify crossing it to themselves all the time. I don't know how anyone could tolerate never knowing what's true or not when interacting with someone so talented at lying.

@L. G very wise to never trust anyone. People lie for all kinds of weird reasons. Self preservation for example can make even the "nicest" person a backstabbing POS. So much of human interaction is already a game, but when you add in the ability to lie so convincingly... nope!! People are not worth it.

@Vika Jorjadze no broken bones why are you saying something that is untrue?

@Vika Jorjadze and there's no evidence whatsoever that any bones were broken but you open your mouth

Her posture is wack tho

@pok3rfacReturns it’s not permissible but I’d never take one guilty or not.

@PV Moore “Is it possible the US leads the world in incarceration because it leads the world in crime?” says the user who has probably never been anywhere ever

@mydogeatspuke That’s a very lengthy way of saying people can’t just be good at their jobs/passions. If you go through life thinking that 1) people are exactly the same in and out of work and 2) you’re some kind of movie villain for being able to bury your reservations and do your job when interrogating a potential family annihilator, you’re in for a hard time bud

@registered jopper I love it when people try and tell me what I meant to say and then condescendingly try and tell me that they know something I don't that would definitely change my life, which they also know nothing about, if only I could figure it out myself. Someone being good (or thinking they're good...) at their job doesn't mean they aren't also a mentalist. Project less.

@mydogeatspuke That’s a lot of words you used to backpedal 🧐

@Sami Zidane hey where can I watch this "False Confession" show you're talking about? Is it on Netflix or Hulu or anything like that?

@Cece Lastname hey you can watch it on Netflix or just google it. I will see, if I can find a link to it

@John Doe What??? Tammy is not a psychopath!

@Sharon Valencia he was a terrible liar either way.

Shanann was in a pyramid scheme, and they were in debt.... He might just want to start a new life

@Vika Jorjadze
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@Sharon Valencia

@Richie minver ok al sharpton

@Richie minver al sharpton was the one who famously said that to don imus, I was just piggy backing off of your comment. Don’t be so condescending when you’ve come to a false conclusion.

@Jacinta Power ?

Her husband doesn't get away with SHIT!!! 😐😂

@Brad T you mean twice? An Over exaggeration in order to try and reinforce a moot point, because the language I use doesn’t change what I said. It’s projecting to express oneself’s indignant righteousness over these things. It adds nothing. It’s downright boring.

laughs in customer service

@John Doe very accurate assessment

@PV Moore 1) there’s no possible way that is true lol
2) let’s just say a vast majority of convictions after the 94 crime Bill are questionable at best.
3) not specific to this case or the technique used but a lot of cases are still cold today because law enforcement agencies are TERRIBLE at their jobs

@Deirdre Brydon I’m pretty sure he was referring to last line of text “i bet deep inside she wanted to smack him hard”. that’s projecting a fantasy. Pretty basic to understand when you read ALL of the context

@Lamb Banb if you’re a black man is always guilty until there are no doubts whatsoever that innocence was ever on the table to begin with

@Sami Zidane also watch NEVER TALK TO COPS

@BearDog bro the justice system is broken they just want to squeeze money out of everyone involved. The entirety of the court system is shit in general across all boards even if a criminal case isn’t the topic of the week. Look at court collections if you ever get the chance

@Blackheart Savage yes he is adorable.

Grant was on the ball too. Can you imagine what he wS feeling? He was a family man ant probably wanted to strangle Chris.

Does it not show that SHE is a really good liar?

@Vika Jorjadze So you think shes only polygraphed guilty people?

And the other agents’ dopiness...da...duh..da..duh.....very, very good 👏👏👏Miss Tammy!

She convinced me Shannan did it

She is very good but He is also very mentally weak

She really did do a great job. Interesting watching her tactics and learning through JCS's narration

She did an amazing job well everyone did 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Isn't that what all women do? Lol

That's every woman ever lol

I don’t like her at all

@Glenn Braddhaw 🤣🤣

You've never met a woman?

Thats just woman natrually

Just proves the fact that police are not your friends doesn't matter if youre innocent or guilty. Police lies more than the guilty wrong-doers.
Never talk to police.

Can you imagine being her husband lol

she didn't do much playing. they were both useless until his dad came in.

@pkt02002 Yeah and Americas amount of crime is so much higher

The two of them probably detest people in general. Criminal justice creates a layer of numbness in everyone who practices it

I wanna be of these people but there is little scope of forensic psychology

If it's got a snatch its trying to stab you in the back lmao

@Vika Jorjadze "I bet deal inside she wanted to smack him real hard"
No shit, Sherlock.

That’s easy to do if you have emotional intelligence

Doesn't need to be a detective if she's woman to do all of that. 🤣




🙂🍿

But her posture bad

Passive aggression is a beautiful act women have mastered. It works very well on straight men. Like a damn succubus 😂💃🐍

She honestly might be the best interrogator I've seen

I actually think that most people would get her fake persona. Because she goes from one technique to another contradicting what she says, there is a lot of condescendance in her voice (I mean rightfully so !) Just to say that it shows that Chris is fake because he doesn't spot fake niceness at all because of not knowing what authenticity is supposed to be.

She was fantastic.

000009

She's terrifying. But in the best possible way for this job. You know she can see right through people and destroy you from the inside.

@pkt02002 the cops use the evidence to wrongly put innocent people in jail, she’s just doing her job.

@Mitchell Johnston That’s a good point and probably done on purpose, but he was all over the news on this one. To be neutral she should not know.

@Quon some better than others.

@Lamb Banb It is an absolute must! But he keeps shouting he’s guilty from the roof tops! He can’t stop. I don’t mind believing him.

@ByTheRiver she played into his,


She played in to his, “and

They are both bosses.

Yeah I could tell in the last video she was a boss

@Anastasia how's so? Did she quit her job afterwards?, what did you meant by "it's sad that it was her last job"? She's no longer working at cbi?

It was amazing to watch. She is a legend.

She could probably lie and still pass the polygraph test no problem. She comes across extremely un-empathetic

@PV Moore you sure are verbose but nailed it.

@Cathy Joy something that made me curious. In one interview he said Bella kept complaining that something in the truck smelled bad. Could that be Shan'ann evacuating herself. If so, wouldn't the truck still smell when the cops inspected it? I never heard that come up in all the videos I've watched. Strange.

That's why you never trust the cops and talk, because all they care is to have as much evidence against you as possible, while looking like they tryin to "help" you.
They as fake as it gets, i mean all of em.

@Erin Jenkinson Perhaps there is a lot of evidence detail that never became public - good thing, as there was so much that did. After a certain amount of information that categorically revealed the truth, the rest was most likely unnecessary to 'publish' or become part of the case.

She’s all that!

@MELVYN O'BRIEN how can a polygraph test be used to arrest someone if they fail yet this same evidence is inadmissible in court as evidence in a trial ?? I don't get it ....

So shes a good liar!

@L. G Thats a bad precedent!

@HereIsWisdom 1318 we don't want people to be good liars...lmmfao she actually tells him this...da fuq...??

@John Doe you need to look up the definition of psychopath before you throw it around my guy

@John Doe my thoughts exactly. Like Hannibal it takes one to know one. Good thing she's on the good side... we hope

She is like my mother in law like that

Cops have to be manipulative.

she's maybe the best interrogator I've seen

She lied constantly about what the lie detector shows. Its unreliable and untrusted by courts and she knows that.

I honestly feel like telling her to sit up straight

@Vika Jorjadze it's an art. You can't learn this in a book you can learn the tricks but you have to have the talent to do this job

She’s Fukin amazing 🙌🏼💯🤣🤣

💯

My brain knows she is just using techniques to play him BUT it still freakin annoys me when she rubs his back.

@Tabula Rasa - Not sure why you tried to insult but maybe you should watch the full session to see that she did. Further, she even explains in an interview that she did it on purpose because she assessed that he didn't like to be touched.

@pkt02002 that’s crazy. That’s some Jedi shit you think she’s doing. You’re not going to admit to a crime you didn’t commit just because someone proposed the idea after accusing you for a while.

Teachers who act like that 🤡🤡

savage

That polygraph lady is indeed a legend. You hit the nail on the head.

Everything time I see a polygraph test, I just think: here we go again. First of all, not admissible in court. Second of all, the polygraph test is not an actual science. It’s a weird blend between science and psychology but highly unaccurate. I’m not saying it’s the level of astrology, but it’s pretty damn close.

@Guillaume Boucher It is not admissable as evidence but for the criminals who aren't smart enough to know this, it is a tool to help them get closer to a confession.

As long as they give consent, it's a perfectly fine tactic

@Emmett Kasey
They aren't majority psychopathic careers, they are just careers that are better exploited by psychopaths.
So for example CEOs have 4 times the rate of psychopaths than the general population but that's still just 4%. This is according to the very studies you are referencing.

@SADat4AM same but mine won't stop bleeding.

"chicks are crazy" lol

Its literally her job

I disagree, she makes what she's trying to do so obvious it makes me cringe. Maybe she assumes most criminals are stupid and will fall for it.

@W.I.L.D. tbf , he DID fall for it.

@Vika Jorjadze not at all. I do it for s** and giggles.😉

I'd like her to read me a bed time story. Id feel so safe.

These people are amazing manipulators.

@Willie B. Haardigan wait in what way is this projecting fantasies?! he's just recognising her abilities...

@PV Moore 1) Prisons are highly profitable in the USA.
2) There is no way to know, but I can guarantee it's way too high.
3) That's a very bad way to put it. Instead of being open to reforming out system and prisons, you brush it aside and say "it's okay that innocent people are found guilty because guilty people are found guilty."

Not really, such people can only break nervous or dumb indivuals but honeslty due to not hiding the shoes and belongings of his family it was already over for him
The detectives games were like an extra topping

@pkt02002 I doubt any or very few.

she is not random office worker, she did graduate and is quite professional at her work, she also is good actor who can pretend to believe suspect and increase trust.

Women are good at manipulation

yesir

She can catch her partner cheating even before he has seen the other woman

@The Indian Vlog lol underrated comment

She was very unimpressive. Like everyone else involved in the investigation, she basically knows that he did it and is just being snarky and passively aggressive in order to make him uncomfortable. Everything about her demeanor would be incredibly annoying if it were in any other context other than talking to a shit bag like this. If he were brighter, he would have picked up on that really cringeworthy line about “attending the best school” and “you’re a bad liar” and realized what was going on. She did her job but is perhaps the most overrated person in this entire investigation.

@John Doe that doesn’t make her a psychopath ? she’s just skilled and he’s an actual psychopath so idk why you’d compare them at all

Yo legendary

@Emmett Kasey lololol same

@MELVYN O'BRIEN but he didn't and that was dumb. I'm glad they don't but many I see could likely get away with a lawyer to start.

@PV Moore its a lot more complicated than that, but prisons are a business in the US, they need to make money. Obviously they need prisoners to make that money. very simplified but you get the point

Ive been talking to so many haters that its easy to see how fake she is straight from beginning

yeah ok

She's absolutely amazing and so good at her job. Queen 👑

That shit was so awful😂 it isnt that hard to tell when someone's being fake with you. theres a ton of people that act super bubbly and friendly but really want nothing to do with you. I wouldve pissed off that lady lol like ohhh, youre the best in the country doing tests that arent admissible in court? lmao

Imagine being her husband meen !! I d pay anything for those fucking skills😂

@Lamb Banb works great but, in cw case the man had a neon sign on his forehead flashing guilty, even arrows on him saying he did it, nearly. Before dummies take that literal no there weren't really signs or arrows
Never see anyone so guilty by their own actions after the crime. Rocking hugging himself, near crap himself watching video at the neighbors of him loading up, the same day they have an "emotional talk" she disappears, her car with car seats there, locked house from the inside, dogs altering all over, him referring to them in the past tense*, him calling the school to cancel the girls that day, calling a realtor, Neverending lies, lies, lies. We would never cheat we would consult each other first wtf ? Then later i had an affair i bet he forgot to consult her or sumthin! His gf had *already spoke to the police, that's just a scratch of his stupid stuff that showed his guilt, not even forensic evidence. What 😳 is innocent about him? Besides his parents saying so that is.

@BearDog he couldn't ask for a defense lawyer then, he wasn't under arrest. What he could do if smarter was say unless I am under arrest, you cannot detain me buh bye. When arrested then get a defense attorney. I would never have let them search my home, vehicles and phones without a warrant, a judge may or may not give, and limits their scope a lot. He sakd sure look, come on in, yeah have my phone, here's the car keys. Idiot he was , but works out cause also very guilty. Just thought he could lie to them, they would believe him like mom and dad always did. See the crying drama show put on for dad, only time he sheds a tear the entire time.

@pkt02002 per us supreme court they are legally allowed to lie. If telling the truth a lie won't screw u up, like it will a liar. I believe the amount of supposed innocent people are highly overrated for publicity purposes like everything now. No truth to it, sure tjere are some innocent people, but not any extreme. They all claim they are innocent never ending prison chorus

@BearDog and you're not American so what do u know really of our laws, innocent people or system? Zero in reality but what you read somewhere.

@Neo Jon welcome shanann basher please blame the victim.

@Blackheart Savage oh boy here we go

@Bob Ross Grahm not grant, and yes that's how he spells it.

@registered jopper Lol! What's wrong sweetie?!!! That whole social cohesion thing the professor was pimping to you while he getting his groove on... not working out for ya??? 🤣😂🤣

Just fire up another bowl and keep dreaming bout hitting the crypto lottery😉 Have no fear... the socialists will take care of you, honey!

@pkt02002 Lie detector tests cannot be admissible in court lmao

@Willie B. Haardigan it’s called being empathetic. You imagine how people must be feeling and feel it yourself vicariously. It’s not cringe worthy to not have an emotional detachment to the world.

@PV Moore what

@PixieD "Not from here"?... naturally born and bred in Carolina, "Pixie"... so you may want to slow your roll a bit... and make sure you have your threads sorted! 🤣😂🤣

@PV Moore we don't call people "mate" here, you asked me why I said not from here, sounds aussie though.
Think not from California. No one born and raised in the US calls anyone mate. Twice.
Now tell me some select section of cali say mate.

As for the grammar, the way YOU go on the novel, half in caps, to scream how right you believe you are.
Gfy

@Michael does that make her less of an interrogator? Who cares about her posture, really ?

@gerry o sullivan the ones that immigrated from yours yeah lol

I guess I'm in the minority that feels like she was a horrible actress?
(I know she's not an actual actress, I'm comparing)

@Xx xX "i love to see men giving women credit" ????? lmfaoooo

Bet you are fun at parties

@registered jopper what

Look at her hunchback it's so discusting 🤢

@Vika Jorjadze did he actually break their bones

@John Doe it's called being good at acting, and studying psychology. It's literally her job, like the guy in the video breaks down.

@Lamb Banb they had tons of evidence lol, if the polygraph didn't work properly then he wouldn't have admitted to something he didn't do (if he was innocent) . It was also pretty obvious he did it by his body language, and how he was saying "like" every 5 seconds

?

she had me sweating & i’m on the other side of the screen tf

This!!!! “So you failed miserably but you know that, so this just means we need to talk about what actually happened..” all calm like she wasn’t even sitting all the way when she said that like she was just asking him how his day was going..I’m amazed by her she’s such a bad ass 😂

@Anastasia she quit!?!

She’s an absolute legend

She did warn him she has extensive experience and is good in her job. The polygraph test is her cover for getting him to tell the truth.

She’s good. Very good.

I wonder how many men she has played!

@Willie B. Haardigan zachary what the hell are you talking about? Nobody said anything about wanting to go out and marry her or something, they're just admiring her skills and abilities.

@Willie B. Haardigan the only one inducing cringe here is you bud. Literally on a comment that commended this polygraph tester on her ability to perform her job well. This guy killed 3 people and she was a significant part in finding that. Get off comment sections if you can’t handle it.

Yes we can and we have talked about it in hundreds and hundreds of comments across multiple videos. Have your easy 30k upvotes though by people with severe short term memories

@Willie B. Haardigan ur cringe inducing

YES!

Ikr

Tooook the words out my mouth! She's a G

She's great. She didn't come off as phony like a lot of these investigators do. She is excellent at gaining trust and acting genuine.

Idk a lot of women are good at that though

I watched the documentary on this murder and that's what I pointed out too!

@Willie B. Haardigan i think you’re the one projecting Zachary. There’s nothing wrong with acknowledging a girlboss

@Kim Kardashian Jong-Un yea I’m the one projecting by commenting about how stupid some Chicks lifetime-esque screen play of what’s happening.

@Vika Jorjadze Well to be fair, these techniques are used on everyone to figure out if you are innocent or guilty. But I think it's suspicious that the FBI has a 99% conviction rate. Do you really think that 99% of people that get arrested and tried by the FBI are guilty? And only 2% of federal cases per year actually go to trial. This because it is often better to just confess to something you didn't do and get a plea deal. Because they will find a way to convict you anyway, and if you chose to go to trial, and you lose, you get a bigger sentence. But I agree that the point PKT made about her techniques was kinda dumb since polygraphs aren't admissible in court. But that doesn't mean that the American justice system doesn't have a pro-conviction bias. It wasn't always like this, this is a fairly recent phenomena. pre 1970s, the conviction rate was only around 75%.

And by no means am I defending Chris watts, this guy was as guilty as one could be.

@Trevor Myers I'm not American, I don't know all the stats, I am talking just about this particular video

i had 27 polygraph and all were these much pro.

Best comment 🤣🤣

Um thats just a women bud

My favorite was in the last part how she called him a bad liar but it was a good thing because hes not guilty xD

Pretty sure most women in general possess this ability

the techniques are so good they even convict innocent people from it

@PV Moore or even possibly that we go after people who c commit crimes. Countries with lower incarceration may have a lot of criminals running loose in their towns.

Respect

Well she did state her excellent education and training

That’s skill and training. She was brilliant.

Is her striped outfit a part of her gamem

This is just an embodiment of my wife

Thats just called being a semi attractive female with an alright voice. With such power you learn the talent to skew emotions at an early age.

@John Doe thats not psychopathy. That is the absence of the ability to feel emotions or empathy. Lying about being empathetic doesnt indicate psychopathy.

At first I thought she was exaggerating her being trained by the "best of the best" to scare him. After this I do believe her

"You're a horrible liar lol!" That had me cackling

Nope

@Willie B. Haardigan Why do you sound so......bitter?
A simple act of appreciation is bothering you so much and for what?

What's up guys ant we already see on the fact he's cold or warm if he's guilty or not?? Because of the hormones he produces.?

@Willie B. Haardigan dude literally offered a description of what she did, yall just love to hate 😂 why the hell would a cop have any genuine remorse for a person who obviously is trying to hide their guilt of murdering their family

Not just any lady. Agent Tammy Lee. Pure genius in her craft

@BearDog the amount of people in this thread with no understanding or experience with the American justice system who actually think it runs like they were taught in 6th grade civics or on TV is staggering and sad

@BearDogDefense lawyers are often all but useless unless they are exceedingly expensive. Further, they equally care more about wins or losses than justice and right outcome. The adversarial system as it works in the US is deeply flawed. Especially as it relates to the industrialized prison system.

Oh, she was amazing! 🙌🏽 The way she was laughing and joking with him (a technique to lower his guard down & making him feel like she was on "his side".

Both cops are outstanding.!👍

@Vika Jorjadze I think it gives them extra motivation. Knowing that if they stay composed, they can make an impact and actually get justice for the victims and their families, it must be so hard though. The interrogator has amazing skills

@All A Dream We Dreamed like a cat with a cornered mouse

@The Indian Vlog oh, here we go
Wah 😭😩🎻

@Willie B. Haardigan um.... I'm pretty sure that comment was accurate. You want to tell me that cops who talk to CHILD KILLERS DON'T want to at LEAST punch them?

She's really amazing at her job but would probably be a nightmare to date. I don't want her to reopen my childhood traumas and take me intentionally to the deepest darkest ends of the ocean through her psychological pressure just because I ate her candy from the shelf 😅

Not knocking her ability or skill in any way, but any cognizant person could tell she was being extremely condescending. Not that she shouldn’t, but still. All of it is a tactic.

Yes!! I love it!

@pkt02002 that’s not true. Citation please.

She WRECKED him, even before in part 2 where she repeatedly praised him for being a "horrible liar". Such a slick lady

@pkt02002 well this one wasn't innocent!!!!

Exactly !!! Kudos to her for doing what she does best!!! 👍👌

She is astonishing. Every move she made was perfect. She was easy breezy -then alternately calculating and aggressive, then right back to the patting the back. She planted the alternative just right, she was hilarious before, during and after the polygraph test. I have a new unsung heroine in my life.

Imo it was insanely obvious the techniques being used. Maybe im just hyper aware of motivations though.

Absolutely. It takes the worst to catch the worst, the difference being is how they channel their "talents"

@SavageAlbion I spotted that as well. How can someone miss that piss poor acting.

@Willie B. Haardigan I agree with you tbh these guys are kinda boosting her up, she was just doing her job 🤷‍♂️

@pkt02002 maybe vote for people who will put forth better social programs? Help the high risk youth before they lose hope of a better future.

A minor skill for females.

They're all like this tho

i don't know how it worked with him, the way she talks made me not like her from the very beginning, wouldn't have worked with me for sure

@Hoki Den she played to his mental incapacity. It probably wouldn't work on you.

@Crystal Bryan oh, maybe she looked very attractive to him, so he kinda melted inside thinking she cares about him. Might be it. And if not, well, it's just striking how naiive adults can be. I bet it was the looks and the way she talked to him.

@MELVYN O'BRIEN he was a fool to murder his wife and kids

@ByTheRiver the point is to get a reaction out of him. Jesus did y'all graduate middle school?

That’s mom mode. It can be comforting, but intimidating at the same time. This allows control and manipulation. You’re taking advantage of primitive psychology.

@MELVYN O'BRIEN he was still free to leave at this point. He should have just left they had absolutely nothing on him really

@Alex Correa yeah how dare she pursue justice by intelligently exploiting the weaknesses of a man who murdered his wife an kids. you are for sure on the right track my friend. 👁👄👁

She played him like a fiddle . #owned

​@Vika Jorjadze Ha! Don't be so bloody naive. She doesn't care whether you are innocent or guilty. A conviction is what she is after, since it means a better chance of promotion.

@Willie B. Haardigan What fantasies, actually?

@pkt02002 Can you name some?

sounds like my crush

She is amazing!

She’s colder than he is!

He's guilty but she's profesionnal from 1-10 ....4..... when u usie polygraph u need to make at least 10-20 secend pause between the question..... reason for that to hearth afrenaline in case u lie get low.... in case u bomb anyone after lie non related.... he's still under high pulse and even if u ask at that point his name , mashine is hoing to tell it's a lie....but i understand and justify that way of doing work.... bcz profiler obvius know he's guilty and poligraph is not valid on court so they wanted to break him...... fear is one one most powerfull way to controll pll...

standard lady

@Vika Jorjadze or she is completely terrified of what he might suddenly do , to be just only friendly

Zachary Perez What is the point of your comments?

@C fantasy doesn’t have to have a sexual connotation, and the fact your first instinct is to link fantasy to something sexual just shows how much sex is on your mind. Maybe a little projection there throwing the word “incel” around like that. But I guess you finally looked up the definition after being called one for so long, so good on you for showing some initiative.

she alright. I mean i've seen better but shes very calm for being the ''bad cop'' and doing it well yeah

She seems kinda annoying.. her shirt is low key a tactic to promote negative thinking

professional!

All girls can do that

Makes me wanna study her..shes incredible !

Probably a fair statement

@Willie B. Haardigan ikr its their job its like they think its always the interrogators first time it is their job.

Yep, those pats and rubs on the back when she re-entered the room were a super move. This dude is in the lowest moment of his sorry miserable existence... the touch of a woman who seems to be compassionate and totally on your side must have made him feel amazing. Amazing enough to freely cop to a 2nd degree murder. What an ass hat. He was free to go right up to that point. DON'T TALK TO POLICE. EVER. NOTHING.

@Willie B. Haardigan m

@Maxwell Seltzer o

@Vika Jorjadze ummmm yessss?

Yeah, I like her

She did say she is trained by the best and this SHOWS!

She is Legend yes 🙌🏻

@Count Heavy you never would of killed your babies either

@james kelly aren't you very popular on grindr?

@Matt's BJJ journey What's the BJJ for?
blow jøb journey?

@James Mata you too, mary ;)

@Luke Waites you and your kind are as well Lukey.

@Shoegum <----- this thing expose itself as well😁

@Top Secret Information eh?

@Top Secret Information im white. The pictures from the movie breakin

@Top Secret Information no card. I dont care either way. I didnt say it to make a change. It is what it is. But what i said is fact

”legend” she is treating him like a child with bad acting

@SiCk SiDer you're about as intelligent ad Watts then? He murdered them, are you trying to justify him

Ikr

@MELVYN O'BRIEN what he deserved, also shows he's not the sharpest tool in the box

@Willie B. Haardigan seethe and cope

They both did that. Credit goes to him and her

Just have to be a good bullshitter with a great poker face.

@pkt02002 sounds like you relate more with Chris. Careful 😬

She’s a true professional.

I never understand why these suspects don’t just ask for a lawyer and just clam up. That said, these videos are fascinating to watch and it’s truly interesting to discover more about the techniques used to convict a disgusting baby killer like this.

@PV Moore Why do you think America leads the world in crime then? And America objectively has harsher sentences.

Sociopaths are effective.

Like my grandmother. Talk trash about you to your face, but in a sweet nice loving manner

It’s honestly amazing and kinda gross at the same time. She’s incredible at faking empathy but at least she uses it for the good of the law

she is so good at her job, i love her

She's good alright

Can we talk about a polygraph being total bs?

@Willie B. Haardigan My man speaking the truth over here. Its astonishingand bizarre, and yet everybody is accepting it as normal.

Yeah theyre honestly so good they kinda fool me. Im not afraid to say that but it shows how good of a job their are doing.

she is amazing

Yes but her posture

I wouldnt believe nithing they say at all nor would i trusted them or trusted nothing at all that comes out there mouths.theyll do anything to get a notch on there belt f them

@All A Dream We Dreamed ni she didnt.mist people kniw when they are nice they are playing you to get u to confessed cause they aint got much shit to go on.please

@Vika Jorjadze i hope she writes a book about it.

She's a gem

I don’t think Chris Watts is too hard to play. He’s not very smart and intellectually very child like. Not the accomplishment you’re making it out to be.

I am in love.
She is a true strong woman.

She was superb! Wonder how she interrogates her husband lol

John Doe. You nailed it.

Emmett Kasey. Looks like you have been reading Kevin Dutton. I took part in that study. Luckily forklift truck drivers never made near the top of that list.

@All A Dream We Dreamed My favorite part I think is how right after the father mentions getting him a lawyer, they come in and she rubs his back and comforts and distracts him. She's so good.

@John Doe don’t think she’s a psychopath but i think these strategies are taught and work WELL against the right people.. sometimes those people, too, are psychopaths

@Emmett Kasey TRUTH

She is an absolute rock star.

Lol

She is the pro here

@Vika Jorjadze She didn't know any of that at the time. Their bodies weren't even found out by now.

@PV Moore The US leading the world in crime is a misleading statement, considering america doesn't have anywhere near the highest crime rate in the world, the only reason it "leads the world in crime" is due to the population of the country, and the fact that crimes in america are documented and reported far more than other countries, the UK is also very high on the list for crime when in reality it's only really due to population and how often crimes are reported as well. I know that's what you meant, but the way you worded it can be highly misleading.

I would never consent to a polygraph. It does not clear you if you pass and while it does not convict you if you flunk, it makes you look very guilty. I (like most Americans) love a gadget but as this video shows that machine could have been made out of playdough. What got the confession here was Officer Lee.

@Willie B. Haardigan How is it a fantasy? It is a physiological trick like explained in the video

It’s ironic

He was also pretty stupid, like he agreed to take the polygraph exam, he literally agreed to everything they asked, begging to get interrogated…. And he could of walked out at anytime

@pkt02002 Excrpt that these techniques are used on innocent people too and many innocent people are wasting away in prison because of it. Always get a lawyer.

@Vika Jorjadze There are many cases where these same techniques are used to put innocent people away.

@All A Dream We Dreamed Because he wasn't smart enough to get a lawyer.

@Killua Zoldyck Famous last words..

Gaslight, gatekeep, girlboss ✨

Can you imagine being her husband lol...you would live a VERY honest life lol

ikr

Use her body against her will

She isn’t even believable nor is the man interrogator . I would have gotten up and left tbh

@Shannon H.N. seen better.

@pkt02002 you should do a little research. Theres multiple reasons why we have such high incarceration rates. With all the guns in america, are you really surprised at the incarceration rates? Other countries like Australia, England, Asia, etc guns are illegal. One cannot compare America's incarceration rates to a lot of other countries. You also have to look at the population. You are just throwing out random facts when you are ignorant on the subject

She's got a hunchback

It actually makes me a little sick to watch such obvious manipulation of a suspect. I’m glad it worked on Me. Watts, but it’s kinda sickening.

@pkt02002 you can’t convict someone with a polygraph; it’s not admissible in court. The best they can do is use it as an interrogation tool.

@Ruthie Eilers they knew he was guilty, that’s the whole point of the manipulation. To coerce confession

@Vika Jorjadze yeah! if the cops ever railroaded someone, they'd definitely tell you.

@emyuu Interrogation techniques have cause innocent people to confess.

@manpr03 Innocent people have been manipulated to confess.

@TheFire1290 sounds like you’re guilty

@manpr03 Lol you lack common sense.

@TheFire1290 don’t try and turn it around on me that’s what a guilty person would do

@manpr03 Your trolling is too obvious.

@TheFire1290 you’re obviously guilty

well he's not technically guilty

you would too if that was your job.

@PV Moore Lol you missed the point. Prohibiting lying doesn't reduce crime, but it does protect the innocent without causing a high crime rate.

@Chase If you read my posts, you will note that I am a proponent of spending ANY amount of money and/or time to insure that innocent persons are NOT convicted.

You would argue that until there is some magical way to guarantee another innocent person is NEVER wrongly convicted,... we are shouldn't convict ANYONE.

My point is,... when there can be NO DOUBT WHATSOEVER,... and some maggot has butchered your child,... why so much fuss over the maggots rights???

Sounds like you are desperately missing those conjugal visits.

I was thinking the same thing. That’s why, even if I’m innocent, I would never take a polygraph. I also would NEVER talk to the cops, innocent or not, without a lawyer

@John Doe yeah but labelling her a psycopath just shows you're not a psychologist... she is the opposite but psycopath doesn't mean bad or liar or even any one of the traits one hare's psychopathy checklist or the dsm ones.you can be a psycopath and look like a normal loving guy and actually believe you are just that and never do anything seriously imoral.
she has an enourmous amount of empathy and and emotional intelligence, she is gifted and skilled and experianced and knowlegable, so she will know exacly how to appear like the nice comforting lady.
She is also very familiar with tje dark side of humanity and know stuff that can be employed to deceive and manipulate people.
Thats all we can say, now wether you believe she is like this every time and jist uses her skills to convict people or she has identified a murderer and will do anything to lock him up even if not playing fair...
Thats up to you, doesn't matter anyway she is what she is and we have no way of knowing for sure

That’s my mum 😄

More importantly, can we talk about how a polygraph is an interrogation technique and not a scientific way to determine the truth? That polygraph woman is a horrible person. It’s amazing with her lack of ability at feigned empathy and just her general dislikability that she is effective at all.

no

She’s not playing him at all lol

@Dennis Settlemyre or dump you and make you think it was you when it was her 🤷

@Vika Jorjadze yup..gotta complement their professionalism in tough situations like these.

And I love her striped outfit like the old school jailbird outfits loll an omage of what's to come...

Her name is Tammy Lee

@pkt02002 Oh lets feel bad for the dude who murdered his family, poor guy, tricked into confessing for his crimes. Lets shed a tear for him and not for the people he killed. Lets care about his feelings, not those who no longer have any.

Women like her would make excellent detectives or interrogators, she’s so disarming

The lady officer at 20:05 be like
“ You did the hard part “ “ Petted Christ back “

Another officer
“ Yep he surly did the hard part “

@Vika Jorjadze 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

I know, like, they knew exactly what was on the other ones mind when they changed the technique and didn't say anything to foil it

Thats what happen when you work for years with the same partner

Yes they are very good. There was a district attorney prosecuting my DWI case and if I tell you this guy remembered every single detail about me and the case without referring the notes, I'm looking at him in complete awe knowing full well if he convinced the jury I'm doing my 7 Days in the county lol... Point being is that there are some very intelligent people in this world that we normally don't see because America is so dumb down.

It was a verbal, societal dance.

They are rock stars !

They lied, which should be illegal. Criminals can be convicted without manipulative techniques that have led innocent people to "confess."

@TheFire1290 yeah i somewhat agree. it’s hard in this case bc it’s so obvious it’s chris, but in cases where the defendant is actually innocent it’s hard to watch. it probably shouldn’t be allowed, but even then they’d find ways around it

@Mon T False. They had never even met before this day. Comment invalidated.

Like sports radio!

Just wanted to state that I'm like #666 lol

@TheFire1290 ehh, theres atleast a tad bit of manipulation going on in any police interrogation. they wouldnt convict half the ppl they do w/o it.

When I found that out, I just broke. Those little girls were so terrified. He took four lives with no remorse and had the audacity to cry about his future.

Those poor little girls. All of this literally has me speechless.

How a parent can do that to their child is just.. I can’t even think of it. As a mother this case haunts me so bad. If someone ever tried to hurt my baby, I would fight them with all I got. I would do ANYTHING to keep my child safe.. and this fucking monster did this to his own girls!

Where did you hear this fact? I'm not calling you a liar, I'd like like to see/read the source for my own and see what else I may haven't seen about this case.

@Cloud idk but it's pretty impossible that this'd be known if it was true

@Cloud I saw it in the movie about this on the Lifetime channel. The first I learned of this case around 2 years ago.

@Anthony Konstantinou I figured it was something Chris admitted during an interview I didn't see or something, but I get you. The only people who could ever know that are the victim and the murderer.

@Cloud I think I heard it on the Netflix documentary about the case. It's about an hour long and very interesting, consider giving it a watch if you want to learn more about the case.

@sadeze m wait 4 lifes? His wife and his two daughters or did I miss something? Or do you mean that hey basically ended his own life there as well

@Mrs. Airplane Jane his wife was pregnant. they already named the baby. im not pro life but if a pregnant woman is murdered imo thats two lives.

@sadeze m i agree with you, she intented to carry the baby to term so he murdered 3 of his children and his wife. sick

@Cloud Chris said it himself in an interview years into his enprisonment

@sadeze m I agree. they wanted it (or at least she did), named it, and were likely planning a nursery as well as a life for the baby boy. That’s 4 lives he took.

Where can we find more about this case?

@Anjali Srivastava there is a netflix documentary. Also just google it or youtube it for more interviews

@Momo Well, he said a lot of things and changed his explanations several times. Perhaps he lied and only said it to get attention.

@Metal Gamer yes that is true too, I thought about that. Some lie or exaggerate details of their crime for attention.

@Momo I think that's why he kept changing his explanation after he was found guilty. Every time he did, the media would talk about it.

Thats not what she said. She said: "are you gonna do with me what happened to cici"

@S Vis No one knows what she said, except for a proven liar.

@Mrs. Airplane Jane Well there's the unborn baby, so there's the 4th potential life that--as far as we know--was basically a sure thing so i think it counts

@Mrs. Airplane Jane the Mother Was preggo when she got murked

@Cloud in his in jail interview with these same detectives , they asked him why in the autopsy report were both girls area between the gum and lip was torn. That was an indication of them struggling while he smothered them and violently struggling at that because it would have taken a lot of force to tear that area (they explained that to him themselves) He then explained that they both fought and struggled and he had to apply more pressure. The video is on YouTube it’s terrible audio tho and hours long i think it’s 2 parts.

He's a heartless monster. A gutless coward. A real man protects his children and wife. Even if he and shanann got a divorce a real man doesn't kill his own children

@Loso Ono how old were the girls ??

Dude snapped when he killed them and he realized his life was over when reality set in but he probably wanted to confess anyway. Why else would he agree to all of that without once asking for an attorney. He is either really really dumb or he just wanted it over.

@Dr. Drake Ramoray ^

@Dr. Drake Ramoray He put in his confession letter that the night before, he knew it would be the last time he tucked them in. He planned it long beforehand, he didn't snap

@Dr. Drake Ramoray it backfired on him he was trying to NOT look guilty by accepting all that

Did you know Hitler?

@Dan Strayer what did trump ever do wrong? how is he in any way comparable to this monster?

Do you hate Hitler

I think what we should be asking is what did this guy go through to become so cold? Holding hatred for people helps no one.

@Agustin Rizzo He was mentally detached long before he killed them.

He didn’t want his family any more so he didn’t shed a single tear for them. Got rid of them, felt relieved, was ready for new life. Unluckily for him got caught too soon.

@Katarzyna Głos you mean got caught right on time

@the_man cave with jacob absolutely!

@Katarzyna Głos definitely I didn't expect a reply so fast hehe but it was the next door neighbor that put everything into perspective for the cops and single handedly put two and two together I'd give these guys a massive hug if I ever seen them

@PuppetMaster this sounds like it was written by an angsty teen

very, very good point. it’s so sickening to think of it this way, but it’s true.

"Im so sorry...i didnt mean to get caught"🙄

@Tyler K Where did you hear that from? I’ve followed this case for a while and listened to the 5 hours of interview these agents did with Chris in prison where he detailed what actually happened. He talked about in that interview how he killed Shanan first and then drove the girls out to the site and killed them there. Haven’t heard about any of that in a confession letter.

@Dr. Drake Ramoray he didn't snap. He planned it in advance with his mistress. All the stupid things he did, he did because he really is stupid

I feel like this too with that witch Jodi Arias 👿👿

Well he cried cuz he knew his story fell apart and he was caught and he knew he was either getting the prize behind door number 1 which is life with no parole or door number 2 death penalty or door 3 life with no parole and occasionally getting butt slammed by another dude

I was thinking the same thing he never she’d one tear

@My new channel hmmm, I wonder..

Reluctantly, that is something that I have always noticed about each every murder or disappearance case like this. When the perpetrator finally does decides to admit the truth or give an confession. It's always for themselves, meaning the emotions they released the first time, which is only a few, once during confession, second during sentencing and we're be lucky to even catch a glimpse of an single tear drop, as the victims family reads their victims impact statement.. Crocodile tears, are only because of my foolishness, and now my life is ruined, and will most likely spend the rest of my life in confinement or if it's an death penalty state, serve a death sentence. How truly selfish can these ppl, cruel cold hardet individuals be !! 🙄🙄😔😔 Ugh...

Alternative explanation - he didn't show emotions because he was trying to control himself to not giveaway too much to the detectives.

The "what's going to happen" before they answered they're going to bring the girls in out of the cold,
Was 100% "what's going to happen to me?"

Bruh why you crying, should be searching for your kids

Congratulations in advance!

@Isaac Ackerman Well, probably both. Like it was pointed out in the first video, if he was innocent he would have called the cops when Nicole first contacted him, when he got home he would have went inside and immediately started calling their names, he would have shown more emotions when talking about his kids on the news. When in a room where you are talking to police and aren’t actively doing something for your kids, just talking to the police, 10/10 the water works would have come down hard. Bare minimum once during the first few hours of talking to police.

i dont plan to be a parent EVER, but i do work with children for a few hours a week. if anything ANYTHING happened to those kids i would be beside myself trying to find them. he’s actually sick.

Since I've had kids the rage these type of videos give me now is scary. I can theoretically understand how some people don't have any empathy for others, but I can't grasp how you can be so devoid of it that you would take their lives, and your own children...

I panicked at losing my little brother when I was younger. And I panic now when I think of my nephew and niece getting lost/disappearing

@Isaac Ackerman he would be crying because he can't find his damn kids you didn't gather that from what he wrote?

Yeah I don't think I'd be crying I'd probably be in denial. I'd be trying to find out where they went, and just hoping they're gonna be back soon.
Basically "This couldn't have happened to my family, they're gonna be back in a few days or at least contact someone, I just need to keep looking."

dude, when you have kids you will understand why people cry for kids that aren't theirs. Why people run into burning buildings to save children they don't even know. Raising children awakens this primal urge you have to protect children at all costs. It's something I had no idea was possible until I had kids of my own. If you have kids but don't raise them, then I guess you get to stay self-centered and somehow maintain the ability to rationalize getting rid of them like the monster in this video.

I think I’d either be so catatonic I couldn’t move or so manic I was knocking on every door. I would never give up.

@Gojo Satoru 五条悟 lier

@Gojo Satoru 五条悟 ok Gojo

you think that. But you don't know for sure - and you will never know for sure until the day you are in the same situation.

@
Gojo Satoru 五条悟
He’ actually has female pen pals writing to him in jail wanting to marry him. That’s sick too.

@Gojo Satoru 五条悟 gojo mid

@I wanna kill myself that’s ur opinion !

@Mark S that’s fucking sick? what

@Gojo Satoru 五条悟 goku solos

@Gojo Satoru 五条悟
You don’t read so good do you? This guy has women writing to him in jail wanting to be with him. Understand?

@Mark S okay that’s why i said that’s sick…i literally agreed with you what’s ur deal 🗿

@Gojo Satoru 五条悟
Because you questioned me. “What?” Never question the Markster. Always take my words like it was coming from the burning bush. 😆 Sorry if I offended you.

Or you could be in such utter shock you don't feel emotion at all :/

@Isaac Ackerman Ok tough guy lmao

Well they didn’t suddenly disappear….he killed them

@Taunna Tee Then keep searching. Cant be weak during a time like this

@Galactic You can either be an absolute mess during a time like this, or you can actuallt do something to solve it

@Isaac Ackerman crying doesn't mean a person can't still search you can't do two things at once? Weird

@Taunna Tee Sure as hell makes it a lot harder though

@Isaac Ackerman double it

@Taunna Tee Huh..?

I'm a new mom and the thought of my baby being taken is unimaginable and if the cops ever suspected me I'd go ballistic and ask for the fbi of someone else

Seems you ever practiced

It’s actually nice to put your own life in perspective after this. I basically have a carefree, stress free life compared to this guy in this moment. Even though I just had one of the most stressful months of my life up until this weekend.

Right?

Amen!

@Zei33 ay well put! I'm very thankful I've never had to be in this situation. Granted if I had to hurt someone itd be a reason I'd gladly tell the police 🤣

@Andre D you 2 reflecting make me happy. Stay blessed and I pray your lives stay care free and stress free as much as possible 😁 it really does make me happy seeing other people realize the great they have in their lives everyday that so many take for granted. Take care yall ❤❤

@Zei33 I truly hope things get less stressful you in the months to come! Stay blessed friend. Never take what we have for granted ❤

Same. I think the main reason I Don't do bad stuff is because of the stress of dealing with the consequences

@Zei33 what happened dude?

@Bob Franklin haha nothing particularly bad. Just coming to the end of a programming project. Working 70 hour weeks, skipping sleep every second night and just working for 18 hours or more at a time with only a couple breaks in between. It’s the hardest I’ve ever pushed my body. My vision seems to have gotten noticeably worse during the duration, which has me a bit worried.

@Zei33 oh damn dude! Honestly programmers put in some absolutely insane hours, and spending all that time staring at a screen focusing cannot be good for your eyes man. Take it easy.

Yeah. It is actually kinda shit when u do.. I feel bad sometimes..

I have murdered thousands of people in Fortnite, and I live a stressful life every damn second.

Only if you have easy job, if you have really tough job you feel like you are about to get killed everyday in the morning. (I had such job for a while and now I am very careful when trying to find a new one)

@Swamp Eye only for so long. Eventually you'll be caught.

Is it though...🙄

No. It's not

@RelentlessPedigree more stress free than a police interrogation and then going to jail where you won’t have freedom to do anything ever again

@Pathetic *more was the key word there. And yes, for most that is true

yeaaah

Yeah dawg, I was just thinking how chillin I am right now

@Zei33 same, just last week i felt like it was the end of my life because i had a work meeting and i had to put an all nighter and was so scared my boss and cowrokers could see i did my work last minute i had nausea throughout the night, but now i feel like this was nothing compared to it

🤣 I needed to read that thank you this shit broke me down

@Zei33 stay up where murder free

Thank you ofr this

I don't know if I would say that life is stress free when you don't murder people. I mean yes it's less stressful than committing a crime because you don't have to worry about having a criminal record however there's enough things in your life that can cause stress. But nothing is more stressful than being in prison or jail because you murdered your whole family I will agree.

@Dog Of War I've always loved it, programming since I was 13 so I'm at around 12 years now (about 8 professionally). Now that I head projects and teams, everything is programmed to my style. Not many comments required because I require the code to be very clear and well laid out. It's so much easier than trying to decipher code by some idiot who uses single letters for every variable.

@Heyoka you know, what same same, they say if you make the law enforcements job easier, you may get off way easier than this mucus

It’s really not but hey ho everyone’s different

Sure does put things into perspective lol

Stress free?ever been to wal mart

@Bob Franklin You guys are the friendliest people I've seen on a youtube comment section haha

Or You can be psycho n ace the polygraph test n fool the detectives

@Zei33 same here... self documenting code whenever possible! Sucks about the hours... push back if you can. Nobody should have to work hours like that. And it's unsustainable.

Ikr

Yeah I thought the same thing I was like "yeah everything right now is cool" but then my dad came in and started an argument with me, now I feel like shit again :\

this commenter murdered someone

Ikr idk why people have to throw their lives away

No, it is not

True true

@Zei33 weird direction to take it.

Except that video where people were in the wrong place at the wrong time and the police basically broke them down or ignored witnesses etc. Definitely lawyering up and not saying anything no matter what if I am unfortunate enough to be interrogated for something I can't really help with.

@Zei33 It can always be worse. Sure Im unemployed right now but at least Im not unemployed because Im in prison for murder

@Izuna Hosaki That sounds terrible. Hopefully your work gets better for you soon. Don’t overwork yourself either, sometimes over working can cause you to become sick. It is not fun. Your environment sounds a tiny toxic. I hope you don’t have to hide that. I really hope it improves for you Izuna 💙

I've never killed someone, and nor am I under any suspicion for murder. But I can tell you that I feel the stresses in my own life regardless how much worse off I COULD be.

Am I thankful that I'm not, and will never be in Chris's position? Absolutely. But that kind of downward comparison does absolutely nothing to relieve my own worries and anxieties.

I'm not saying that perspective of this kind is altogether foolish, but it does carry the danger that well meaning people could potentially further crush an already, emotionally vulnerable person by simplifying and trivializing their struggles by virtue of comparison.

People are still allowed to hurt and struggle and stress over their life, even if they haven't murdered someone. Everyone's pain is their own, and proportionate to their life-experiences.

Don't misunderstand me. I fully understand and agree with the disconnection that comes with 'first world problems', and how perspective is a useful tool in that instance to have a teaching moment, but not everything is trivial just because there is something else that carries worse consequences and ramifications.

What are you, rich or something?

Yeah that is the one great thing about watching all of this stuff. It's really nice not to be a murderer facing charges and having to lie and try to get out of it.... it must be so exhausting

Amateur!

@Zei33 feel you.

Relatively yeah.

Depends on how good you`re at it

Or when you're not a nursing student 😛

😂

No shit😂😂😂

I love watching vids like this everytime i had a bad day ... like '' I had a bad but atleast im not this looser ''

So true! Abiding by the law makes life so much less stressful lol

Is it

Well thats an awful privileged thing to say lmao ffs I know youre joking but damn

@Kapitan Sino So.. You dont understand what the word murder means? Ffs how do so many people not get what that word means? Seems like common sense.

@7YK0 I think they mean is that life is better without the "I-just-murdered-someone" stress

You know, I tried not killing someone for the first time today, and you were right. I feel so much better today.

can't relate

That sounds an awful lot like something a person who murders people would say...

meh

Ikr xD

Not murdering is tight!

Right? Lmao i watch these videos with intense anxiety as if i’m in the criminal’s position and have a lifetime of prison/death in front of me.
And then i realize i’ve never done anything

It's better to have someone else do certain stuff, but one must take care of its own shit afterwards.

True, not killing people and staying out of prison is so stress-free.

@Macdaddy god doesn't judge you. You should not murder people, because you don't want to murder, because you don't want to cause suffering. SMH...

@Zei33 that's so true, I've been pretty stressed these past few months but Whoa im so grateful not to be in a situation like that. Man imagine the stress acne id get🥲. Never committing murder because my skin would not handle it 🙃

No

Hahah true 😹 but still is stressful because of work ...

@Andre D who cares about his feelings? It’s only right that for the rest of his life he will know that he stole his little children’s future. I hope that he never gets a single night’s sleep without nightmares again.

Its pretty awesome

Yes, when you're young but adults got bills to pay

ikr

Damn I wouldn’t know.







For legal reasons this is a joke

I
I mean
Good point

Can’t relate

I feel so much fucking stress just watching this. The countdown to the polygraph test was intense lol

He didn’t do it free my man lol

Did 18 months in prison. Deserved it. Was the best thing to ever happen to me. Made me realize how valuable and amazing freedom is, even when life totally sucks. Ide rather be bored and hating life than sitting desperate and miserable back in a cell in ad seg. There is NO rehabilitation in prison either. You either realize you're a fuck up and need to make a change, or you become a worse criminal. Unfortunately we all know what usually happens. I'm thankful I didn't get worse...

No it is not...

I don't know man I haven't killed anybody but I'm stressed the f*** out

There are so many options but people really like to see murder as their first choice damn

No, it's not.

Comment of the week

And I thought my life was stressful

Amen to that!

also if you get murdered.

@Memelicious[let memes brighten your life] Ahh, you got me! but wait... I don't have a girlfrient nor kids... and look closely: I don't want to killl anyone :D And... I didn't kill anyone. yet XD
But in Hungary, this man would get 5-10 maybe 20 years, and could get out in 5-10 years... differences are big :D

@Memelicious[let memes brighten your life] I do not kill people, that is- that is my least favorite thing to do

Life is stress free when you refuse to talk to police without a lawyer present.

@Zei33 life sucks for everyone, there’s highs and lows but there’s always someone else in even worse conditions and there’s always someone who cares. Look at it glass half full and be grateful for the things and people that really matter in your life <3

Yes! Thanks!

except for zodiac :D

I legit thought the same thing word for word lol

Murder is what separates you from the pros

Same

It's almost like killing someone you have any affiliation with would bite you in the ass later...

Right?

Lol

i’m getting stressed from watching this imagining how stressed he is

Lol

Man 🎯

@Jack Wilson you are so right. I do sometimes miss it though, coworkers became like brothers after constantly putting your lives in each other's hands.

Or just simply get the divorce

Soooooooo...... Where's your stress level at these days then?

Paying back student debt is nothing compared to this

Isn't it just 🤣

no it ain't

The good life, murderer-guilt-free lolol.

murders entire tavern and incoming guards in Whiterun to test new weapon

here I am stressed out about assignments for school, I wouldn't be able to sit in a room like that

I think that’s part of why true crime is so popular. It really puts things in perspective.

Amen brother

That’s weird this comment is on another video from a different person

Well yeah I think that’s obvious?

or get married

Meh, not that stress free. Depends. Not murdering anyone didn't really give me a stress free life...

@Zei33 So in actuallity life is stressfull af aalrdy imagne having murder someoone :P

this comment literally helped everyone appreciate their lives a bit more :)

No

Yeah

sounds like the words of a person that never suffered from any sort of emotional disturbance.

Man there’s a lot of people projecting in these replies. Relax.

@Honeyball Lecter it’s a joke bud, relax

@animated everything is a joke nowadays. Doesn't mean I have to take everything as one, bud.

@Honeyball Lecter please state when I ever said you had to take everything as a joke 🤨

@animated You just said "its just a joke, relax" and I said I don't have to take everything as a joke just because you think it is.

@Honeyball Lecter so how does me saying that equal me saying you have to take everything as a joke? What I said was completely different

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@animated You're trying to make this an argument about yourself even though that wasn't my point lol.

@animated why are you posting your anime playlist? Weird.

@Honeyball Lecter my phone was glitched

Well, not completely void of stress but in comparison the stress of daily life seems very miniscule now.

It does help. That and yoga. I ♥️ yoga.

@King Soul yep

@Kujou......You got that right.....I used to break the laws of the road all the time, even a DUI and it caused me problems...No more....Now if I'm driving and I see the lights flashing in my rear view mirror, I don't sweat it at all cause I know I didn't do jack shit!.....Damn, what a great feeling!

This same exact comment is on part one and part two

Not true

I mean, I feel extremely stress free watching this.Putting my life in perspective.Who knew not killing people could mean so much?

Looking at how grey his hair is in his early 30's he must have had a hard life.

true

yes, such a soothing feeling

@Andre D F how Chris is feeling though right? I mean he put himself in to the grinder.

when i watch these i think the whole time about how i'd do it differently and if i could get away with it and then the video ends and i'm like "oh right this is never gonna happen"

Yes, I would recommend it to everyone

I’ve seen this comment way too often

@Fərid Abbasov ;ioiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

@Justin ?

Guy should have just played GTA and get a divorce.

Omg lmfao

After watching this, scrolling down to expect ANY kind of comment and yours appeared first of all,
made me die laughing, so you were at least near murdering someone, dude.
Made my day! Thanks

There was the exact same comment on another jcs video. Hmmm. I wonder who copy pasted.

Man, life is so stress-free when you copy comments from other vids

no fr. like looking at all the problems i have now i’m actually living pretty nice and easy . the anxiety and stress i would have if i was in a situation like this would probably make me pass out.

Fr

How would you know?

@tzn cuz I haven't murdered anyone and my life is stress free.

Took the words out of my mouth

Nah life is still stressful as hell.

However, it is significantly less stressful (as hell) when you don't murder people.

Foreal!! I feel so stressed watching these people dig themselves into a hole, I’m glad I’m not them 😭

Basically every time I fail

Fail a college class lol

Its even more stress free when youre the one who got murdered

and stress in that context is 100% preventable too!

Right? Everytime I watch these videos I'm like wow my life is relatively peaceful

Bro stole this from the second videos top comment and thought we wouldn’t notice

@Zei33 programmers should unionize!

its really not though lol

@Andre D I am not grateful at all. It's really shit that we live through so much anxiety in our daily lives but if I killed my entire family (children included), I think I would fucking deserve it. Psychological pressure and torture is totally justifiable to a guy who killed his own children and then refused to plead guilty.

Why do people keep saying this

That’s exactly what someone who’s murdered people would say.

you just copy the top comment from part 2 ?

@TIV67 Playz way to kill the vibe.

But it as exiting

No - you could go down for a murder you didn't do because the cops were convinced you did it and broke you down into a false confession. There mush be 100 podcasts and documentaries on that. This obviously isn't one of those cases.

YES!

Imagine being the father though, imagine learning your own child, who you loved, killed your grandchildren.
You can't even... just... dear Lord I can't fathom how that would feel.
Compared to these things life is usually easy.

Ikr, so glad I don’t have the weight of something like that on my chest

Yes I hope the best strategy every potential criminal could learn from these videos is not to commit a crime.

Fr

Preach !

I mean, less stressful sure. But life is still stressful af

and when you don’t cheat on significant others also!

yea haha fellow innocent people, I also live stress free life as well. I couldn't hurt a spider

I would be an awesome murderer though. I would get a lawyer immediately and make for a super boring youtube video. Sometimes I wish they would accuse me falsly, just so I can show them how many videos on the topic I have watched and humiliate them by asking for a lawyer.

No it’s not - a person with anxiety and trauma

Life is less stressful when you are honest with yourself, everyone around you and everything in it. Period. Also when you’re not a murderer. Life might not be easy, but it’s definitely better when it’s an honest one.

Again this comment to father YouTube karma , sad

Great comment

@Zei33 100%

Ooooo saaaah to everybody who is still stressed but not a wifeandbabiesmurderer

The ironic part about this comment is that we will have much more stress working for 40-50 years of our lives raising kids until they're 18 and taking care of our parents once they grow old, while people like Watts will sleep 16 hours a day in prison for the rest of his life and get regular recesses to play around and getting chances to request books like a stress-free child lmao

This comment is on like 3 of these videos now

ikr?? i thought i was a whole ball of stress and anxiety but in comparison to what these idiots go through... honestly it feels great to be like, a non-murderer lmao

unless u get away with it

But murder is so fun

@Zei33 be careful. I screwed up my thyroid by pushing myself similarly. It’s fun to see how far we can go. Good luck to you I’m sure you’ll be ok :)

there are far worse things that can go wrong beyond your or anyone else's control

@Zei33 no you didn’t.

funny how that works isn't it.

@Fərid Abbasov lo

@Cap'n
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@Fərid Abbasov apps;0

But what if murdering the person whose causing or about to cause stress is the only option.

Like, dude. Killing people sucks.

i'm very thankful that a very friendly, generous and reserved person like me doesn't kill people. How could I ever torture someone by cutting their genitals off? It's impossible that someone like me could and would ever do that to innocent people.

@Zei33 You gotta be nicer to yourself. No project is worth your health.

I couldn't agree more.

I live care free.

Unless the person you murder was causing all the stress

Fr I'm not even a part of this and all this interrogation gives me mad anxiety, when I reflect on my life compared to this guy at this moment im like wow my life is easy no need to lie, hide anything, phew

Yea I mean bills and just being an adult and responsibilities are somewhat stressful..but I couldn't imagine being interrogated for a murder that I knew in my mind and heart that I truly committed. But my idea is to just not kill anyone and hopefully not have to deal with this crap. Like don't be an evil pos and kill your whole family! Problem solved! 🤷

You can do other things. But I like how the ego defense itself.

Prison mattress = comfort mattress? I prefer my Comfort mattress!

@Zei33 That’s a thing I always say. When thing get rough I always say “it could be so much worse” Look at people in prison, look at entire families starving from no food, look at people that are dying from sicknesses beyond imagination, look at victims so on so on. Then I feel better and at the same time hate man kind. Always look at the things you have instead of the things you don’t. Always see who you actually are without trying to change it and you will change.

It's true you cant undo a life taken

Bro, when I get all down on myself or my life, I just like to think about how I never have or never will be in that seat. And it’s by one easy action….not murdering someone!!!

see this right here is that big brain shit

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Chris didn't think, he could have walked out of the broken relationship and lived with the consequences. At least better than not going to jail.

cannot agree more... cannot agree more.... hooray for understanding the impact of taking a life.

@Brian Smith okay can someone explain to me did Chris kill his kids or was it actually his wife?

So true

I feel the same way. Some people fuck up their so bad and throw their life away in a single moment. I may have troubles, but at least I didn't kill nobody.

I agree I love life and my family my children’s mother couldn’t do anything to make me wana harm them

I dont know UPS driver is about this stressful some days

Actually in jail you don't have to worry about food, clothes and shelter. In the free world you have to worry about feeding your family, paying rent, buying them clothes and school materials, and other luxury trips.

Copy and paste comment seen a thousand times on this channel.

I’ve seen that in these comments sections, if you cant have an original thought, you copy and paste this and people flock to the like button lol

@deepsushi your should do it to so the comment losses value 😂

on god

it's the square life for me, yessir

Lmaoo

@Bob Franklin same I could never kill anyone just knowing that forensics are only going to advance and I wouldn't be able to function as I would be too anxious about having to look over my shoulder for the rest of my life

@Shandee Varnes agreed. but for basically anything, not just murder. Ide hate to live like that. I also hate gossip/drama for similar reasons. Look at the woman on this very channel, multiple decades later and she still got caught out.

This has got to be the most repeated comment on these videos. Doesn't anyone have an original thought anymore??

How many times are you going post the same comment which I suspect you’ve taken from someone else as I’ve seen it posted long before you started posting it on every Jcs clip

Hahahahahahaha what an original comment! Good one icehornet!

I agree icehornet. Watching this makes me feel better about myself and my life.

@John Wayne sure does.

@달팽이 I don’t want to lose my freedom. Being told when to get up, when to eat etc. Never being able to just hop in your car and get a soda. I fear prison.

@Aquascape Dreaming your comment makes a lot of sense. Thank you Maggoty Bread.

Cops hate him: Learn about this man's simple trick to stay out of prison.

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Why are people copying this comment

@No Diet couldn’t tell ya, but thanks for being literally the only person who noticed mine came first and didn’t bitch at me for something so lame

@Cartier JD man, life is so stress free when you don’t look at the dates each comment was posted

@Hugo Tate check the dates, genius

@GloryToPikachu i have lol, definitely stressful but I’d still take it over this

@Parsa Ghorbani me too, if only every comment was labeled with how long ago it was posted

Thy shall not Kill…!👍

icehornet 15 this was a while ago but i think i was actually wondering at the time. I didn’t know what episode it was from so idk. I couldn’t check. Don’t think that it was sarcastic. Unless it was you that copied then nevermind.

brian maybe you are.

That's a well known alleviating quality that people typically feel after reading/watching a tragedy!

I always see this comment on every one of these videos 💀

Is it really

@Turtle Anton Uh, yes, yes it is.

X,D

Shit, right? Ugh. I have stress but not murder stress.

@Eric Wood ...yet. ;)

Lol! It is crazy how much simpler life is when you don't murder people.

@I See You C: check the dates buddy

@icehornet 15 yeah im just saying haha cause i came after the vid, i was like ehh?

Right???

*takes notes 🖊

Ikr!?

@Heyoka ay it’s been 4 months since your comment but I love your energy bro I fuck with it heavy

@liam ferns no worries dude haha glad to have spread the love how I can. Stay blessed homie

Sometimes it really do happen by accident

Everytime I get mad , I watch csi and cold cases. 😅😅😅 that will get you to change your mind.

I'm telling ya, life is amazing it is what it should be

What are you hiding?

pause technique

@Triumph no I- I sniff I would never, honestly like I liked those kids so much

@Cap'n IM

I agree and I watch this and think in spite of my mistakes I certainly don't try to solve my problems with murder.

damn i would be so happily finishing my homeworks at 2am knowing that i'm not at chris' level of stress

Honestly I couldn't even watch this video

I don’t know, I haven’t murdered anyone and I’m still pretty stressed all the time. Not like just-lied-to-the-police stressed but stressed nonetheless.

Ive never seen a more deluded comment get so many likes. Humans are disappointing.

@Invisiblue we’re talking relatively, try not to project so much

@icehornet 15 try not to sound like such a simpleton 🙂

nice comment

@Local_Brain_Error // Synaptic_Misfire_Detected gratitude. It makes all the difference.

how many times are ya’ll gonna copy and paste this same comment on his videos?

You bet !! Just dropped my plans ...😉😉🥂

It is not stress free tho

Yah

I was thinking the same thing, like man I am way too lazy to do this much work and all this lying for hours and days on end. Too much energy, just thinking about it and watching this is low key stressing me out and I didn’t even do anything 😂

Tell that to my wife

And when you don’t abuse people or have anyone abusing you. But yes, I agree.

@Zei33 i hope you're doing better ne dude. 7 months passed and I hope life got even less stressfree😊

@Should what do u mean by that?

@benja 😂😂😅 perspective

This is the same observation I made. I thought my life was stressful as an engineering student, but wow. If I were this dude, I’d have a heart attack and confess within two seconds of being questioned by police.

@Who Am I? I ended up having nightmares after seeing dexter

My nightmare wasn't that I'd die at the hands of a serial killer, my nightmare was that I was a serial killer scared of being caught at any second

Wow! Congratulations on writing a comment verbatim you’ve seen a thousand times on other videos just like this one! You really did something special🥳

You act like this murder was a bad thing. SHE MURDEDERD HER OWN 2 KIDS HES JUST GIVINT JUSTICE!

Priceless

Man, life is so stress-free when you don't marry a women.

Mhm

Or lie.

@Zei33 fr

Man... i can relate.

Ahahah yeah right? That's what I think about everyday when I wake up 😂

Man I know. I'm over here not murdering everyday, you could say I'm killing it!

Ikr? For whatever reason sometimes I have dreams about this kind of stuff, being interrogated and all. Not even the usual nightmares are so stressful.

Lololol

Mate...lol

Best take away from this

Like seriously bro, how do you even sleep afterwards?

😆indeed! Good one 😆

I see this comment on every video on this channel but yeah I agree

Whenever I think my life is getting rough I just remember that I never committed murder

@Zei33 just fyi, working that much is incredibly inefficient. It’s better to get adequate rest and work while you’re refreshed. But I also know that’s not always possible

@Zei33 It is indeed a good practice.

Amen Brother 👌

Apparently his parents still support him...

Nope, his family hated Shanann, especially his mother. Apparently Chris’s mom was putting out peanuts fully knowing that her granddaughter is extremely allergic, just to spite Shanann. The mom is just as much of a narcissist as her son. If you have time, there’s other videos analyzing the family’s interviews that you should check out. Pretty infuriating.

The grandpa didn’t even seem that upset his grandchildren were dead. They would have had to pick me up off the floor I would have been inconsolable.

I know right! And how did the dad sit across from Chris as he was telling him about his grandkids being murdered by their mother and not find it weird that Chris said it with zero emotion? so bizarre.

@jje I get it man. You see the thing is. His dad is actually a good dad who supports and loves his kid. If only Chris was as supportive and loving as his father.

no he killed his kids and wife

If I was his dad he’d have to move.. but I can travel too, so he better just learn to hide.

@Potter Head yes! I was recently watching Alysa/Alisa (sorry can't recall her actual name) Bustamante interrogation where her grandmother was present during her admitting to murdering a child, and the grandmother was absolutely broken to pieces and howling when she heard what happened. His dad just seems like he was ready to call a lawyer so his son doesn't go to jail.

Mommy and daddy did a lot of cleaning up for Chris. His mom is a witch of a narcissist and his father is just as bad.

Terrible people.

The family dynamic from the get is very odd. Like my first question would be, where the hell is everyone?? Where's your family?? Where'd they go to?? Let me go find them and get this over with and get you outta here. I never got any of that ONCE from his Dad. His Dad acts like he's tired and has to go finish his chores. Almost like a teenager himself. Weird.

@NayJay I mean maybe in his own way? He's a terrible Grandfather though. I'm just saying, I have been a single Mom for most of my child's life, not by choice. My parents both in their own way have had to wake me up to certain things along the way. Because they love me and their grandbaby. This is a strange family goin on

"It's incredible that not only can you inhale oxygen, but exhale carbon dioxide, not many dads are able to do something like that."

Hey, don't forget that he has "helped make THOSE kids!"

The bar is so low that you can step on it

@Big Boy Hours LMAO

sad part is, its true, a lot of dads cant even show up for that

This comment slays me. Shit. Maybe not the best way to word that sentiment, but still.

i mean, many dads can't do that. mine didn't, heaps of people's didn't. it's commendable that a dad can do that due to how low the bar is

I needed that laugh, thank you!

@choccy milk connoisseur sorry to hear that. It’s unfortunate that this joke probably hits a lot closer to home for most people than it should cause of how uninvolved parenting is more often the rule rather than the exception. Hope you managed to grow into a strong fulfilled person though, even with the cards you were dealt.

@Deejay not a lot of mothers take care of there children neither... being a dead beat has nothing to do with gender role.

Chris Rock would have a field day with this guy.

Eggs

Technically at that point, he wasn't arrested or detained, therefore, he would have been free to go

@75ur15 Yeah, he just couldn't stop digging.

It’s hilarious because they actually had absolutely nothing on him before the confession. Had he just shut up and gotten an attorney, he probably would’ve gotten away with it short of the bodies being found accidentally.

@Colby Carroll I doubt it. They already surveyed the area he worked and found the bedsheet that Shannen was wrapped in, along with disturbed dirt. That together with his trucks GPS proving that he didn't go anywhere else, they would have searched and easily found Shannens body whether he confessed or not.

Francis..Francis.. Its over, boy. Its over. Just stop playing. Deep breathes...innn..out. That's it.😉

@Suwous doesn’t mean he woulda been charged for it lmao

well, yeah, that's kinda how polygraphs work....

There's something about the way he kept saying, "I promise" that makes him sound very unmanly and calculating.

Believe it or not, he even GAVE them food.

@A R AND a BAG!

He drove them around in his truck.. Well at least once

He even took them swimming. Well, not swimming, exactly. . .

@Richard Stockton yeah not a lot of dads would let their kids go swimming all day long

Shit these replies are DARK

@JessemyBeadle not dark enough

Strangling his kids was probably the only physical contact he showed them that included any kind of emotion.

🤣🤣🤣🤣

But the idea is not to get your confession regarding Titanic. Merely, why you were speeding..

True dat!! Or act like “the legend of Jeff”!!

You sank the Titanic?

@BenjWarrant Shhhhhhhhhh!

How could you confess to something that happened 108 years ago?

😂😂 that was a good one I didn't expect that😂😂

@Artis but they'll nail the titanic on top of that!

@Craig Rix that is just an example dummy

@Wilhelmus Hoffmann Can I get an actual example where this has happened?

@Jacques Malan in only very specific circumstances should they be called or you'll end up dead for calling them im sorry if you don't experience this. Keep the privilege calling a cop for someone smoking weed sounds like the type of person you are

@Trejo Thank you for this invaluable resource. However, after reading few of the cases I have yet to find where investigators attach an out of proportion crime to a suspect.

Majority of cases have been misidentification by eyewitnesses. This in itself gives police an indication of some guilt based on what they proceed further.

Do false positives happen? - Yes
Do innocent sometimes get in jail? - Yes
Does police purposefully try to convict innocent? - No
Does police try to "nail the Titanic on top of it"? - No

The latter two is the topic at hand. That was my question. Not about misfortune false positives.

@Artis on a side note, i would love to point out that the original comment is completely satirical, it was a joke 👀 and maybe u shouldn't ruffle ur feathers too much over it.

@Trejo You definitely weren't saying the thing. However, if you go up in the thread and read on what  @Wilhelmus Hoffmann  said, you'll understand my reaction.

Regarding firm belief of a cop. That's called confirmation bias - when you're already convinced of something and look for supporting evidence exclusively. Police are only human, they make the same mistakes everyone does. The question is whether it is through accident, nefarious intent of simple ignorance. The second should be punishable with equal sentencing, the latter should remove one's position as a civil servant.

@Trejo I would agree on the initial comment being a satire, however, I have hard time to view some of the following being such.

PS Even if they are 100%, some people wouldn't catch on, therefore, I hope, you and I have done a service addressing this topic in more serious note.
PPS Although, that might give the satire a more serious tone, which would be a self-fulfilling prophecy.

@Artis  you know what, i like you LOL keep at it man. You really got me there.

“Sir, we’d like to ask you some questions about a stolen candy bar in this area.”
eight hours later
“...yes, I organized 9/11.”

@Jacques Malan Is there a reason you wrote to me?

@Jacques Malan Then why use @ handler to me?

This is my favorite comment ever on the whole YouTube world

@Jacques Malan Alright, then who is the dude who most likely will tell us to turn down the music?

@Jacques Malan What is wrong with you?

you definitely got that guilty look! Book him, your Honor!

💯! Every accused innocent person needs a lawyer!!!

🤣🤣🤣

🤣

Did you sink the titanic? 🤔

Luck. We got you on the traffic violation. But now we have reason to believe that you were involved in the sinking of the Titanic. We just want to talk to you and ask a few questions. So don’t worry. Ignore this polygraph machine.

And exactly where were you on the night of April 14, 1912, hmmmm?

Yep. Just cemented the fact that you should never, ever, ever talk to the police.

@Jacques Malan Yeah, I think it kind of goes without saying that you can talk to the police if you called them.

The question has to be asked: were you responsible for the sinking of the Titanic? Lol. 🤣

@Craig Rix Somethings are best kept secret.

@benny pitt It's an interrogation device for getting a confession. That's all it is. If you pass it's just another technique that failed, if you fail, you have given them ammunition to push a confession. Notice how he was manipulated into thinking it wasn't that big of a deal, even though it made him much more on edge.

18:14, "Less than 10 seconds after the mention of the word 'lawyer' the detectives reenter the room..."

Right!

Artis Zelmenis the joke mate, you missed it

Craig Rix dude... it’s a joke

Listen, friend...we KNOW that you would never do anything like that on purpose. You have a huge heart, filled with so much love, and nothing we’ve seen suggests that you set out that night to sink an unsinkable ship. Maybe you were just out for a swim, and you brought an iceberg with you? Maybe you were practicing rescue diving, and water rescue techniques. If you can take hold of an iceberg and drag it to shore, then you’ll have no problem retrieving and holding onto a person & keeping their head above water until you reach shore. Is that what happened? Maybe you had a camp in your leg & you stopped for just a second to relax the muscle, take a little breather, and when you did, Titanic cane out of nowhere, speeding toward you, and you just panicked. You had to save yourself, and the iceberg was heavy, so you made a choice and you left it behind. You had no way of knowing that the ship wouldn’t see it, or turn away from it! And every newspaper said that this ship was impossible to sink, and was specifically built to withstand hitting an iceberg. It was just an accident, right?

lolol

That happens

Youtubers Behaving Badly 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

And it's teaching the interrogators technique..that was his biggest fuck up..HE DIDNT LAWYER UP.thinking it would make him look guilty if he lawyered up

These cops are every day heroes for enforcing the rule of law and getting to the truth, the sociopaths and serial killers and thugs they have taken off the street contributes to the relative stability and peace our society has known, man's default is evil, not good, and being a nation of laws and not men is an aspiration to let no man be above the rule of law, our secular king in this nation is the law itself, observe for example the President of the United States being forced by court order to entertain one CNN troll by the name of Jim Acosta in the Whitehouse, barred from kicking him out of the house he lives in, because that house is public property.

Nup

@The Shamanarchist when one of their own goes rogue they bring them down the same way

So funny!

talk to the magistrate. the final decision is always up to the judge, even if you were caught red handed

i remember reading how in Japan they can hold you for 7 days.. without a lawyer. imagine what you will confess after they don't let you sleep for 3 days and only give you coffee to drink..

@Craig Rix they got your DNA

@Jacques Malan the truth will set you free 😃

@Priddy Never they tell you not to Miranda

@lonnie having fun
U sank my Cruse ship

@Will Will that was
COLD 😜

Well, where were you on the morning of April 15th 1912?

@Archetype00 Umm.. Even at the risk of joke getting unfunny, can you explain it to me, please?

@Craig Rix r/wooosh

@Jacques Malan I admit it, I WAS DRESSED AS THE ICEBERG

@Xavier Your Savior That does not mean an intention behind it. However, that shows current method is not perfect.

Your honor, my client pleads "oopsie daisies"

so just exactly where were you at 11-40pm on april 14th 1912..huh ?.

Craig Rix time travel

It's strange that you would bring up the Titanic at this time. We never mentioned the Titanic before. What do you know about the Titanic that you're not telling us? It's better if you tell us now rather than drag this out, it's nearly 5pm and there are donuts waiting for me.

@Jacques Malan Okay, fuck it!! I DID IT!! I DID IT!!

It was an accident. It was FUCKING ACCIDENT!!

@Jacques Malan (Sobs) Can I talk to my mom, please? I just need to talk to my mom.

spoiler alert: I did sink the Titanic.

Right... I can see it now, "so why did you Miss Dawson decide to distract the captain from steering the boat and what were you doing with the Iceberg you conviently put in the path of the ship... its okay, you can tell us."

@Christian Mancino I think you're thinking of Mossad.

@redsoxfan 🙄🙄 this BS natrative is almost as tiring as Chris.

@Craig Rix They start by bringing a cup of coffee and telling the suspect that they understand why he would sink the Titanic.

😂

@Quiche Lorraine and you know half the outcomes the cops do more harm than good

@Jacques Malan so you assume someone who what? Isn't you is on everything except weed? In a legal state it's absolutely nothing but not in a legal state and cops want to ruin lives

Craig Rix it’s a joke. 😑

"I don't want to give a statement, I want to speak to my lawyer."

this made my day lol

We know you’re not a monster.... Did someone else sink it?...you know what happened....You’d take it back if you could? YOUD TAKE IT BACK RIGHT???

A traffic stop actually one of the few scenarios where talking to the cops can benefit you. I remember getting pulled over once for speeding. I immediately admitted that I was speeding and they let me off with a warning. But if I went all "am I being detained???" and "I want a lawyer!!!" then I would have definitely got a ticket.

Ita a joke relax..

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Lol!!!! Damnnnn

Why did u sink it then 😂

😂😂😂😂

Facts!! They get training to turn words around...

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

😂😂😂😂😂😂

But did you?

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you don't have the right to remain silent in a traffic stop.

'Zakly... they are professionals and we are putty in their hands.

😂😂😂😂😂

Always lawyer up and use your 5th amendment right. Never forget that anything you say can and will be used against you. Never admit to guilt even if it's a speeding ticket. When asked if you know why you are being pulled over say i have no idea.

Sadly this is how it goes. 1000s of people are locked up for no reason, apart from the police are lazy. recently I saw a man who was in jail for 25 years and was released and given 7 million dollars because he was forced to confess, and when he later changed his mind they didn't listen.

The Shamanarchist you planted the iceberg? I knew it

Why didn't you call 911 after the titanic sank?

If you're not guilty, you wouldn't feel stressed, or the stress would rapidly dies out.

@قناة أصوات الطبيعة I'd can't see that. Imagine youre locked up and everyone is blaming you for something and nobody believes you're innocent. That's pretty stressful

@Spud Learns FPV Yes it's stressful, but it would fast end, you know why? Because you have nothing to hide. Even if you're tired you won't find it hard to answer truthfully or ignore them if you're fed up. Criminals has a lot to think about, a lot of scenarios, a lot of details, that's why it's mentally exhausting for them to answer any question. And that's why it's the best strategy for them is to discourage the interrogators to stop, because even if they remain silent as long as the interrogation continue, their mind is spinning along each provocation, they can't help it, they are guilty.

They have developed millions of techniques...

🤣🤣🤣

🏆🏆🏆🏆💰💰💰

🤣🤣🤣

A man is not an iceberg.

@Mpjakegaming make sure you get you a coke.

Lolllll

Okay...okay...

YBB, we know you haven't been completely honest with us about what happened on the Titanic that night. Tell us what happened.

Tell the truth we all know u sank the titanic

If you hadn't eaten that last cookie, everything would of been fine..

B.S. ....I sank the titanic !

I didn't sink the titanic on purpose...as the final inspector I failed to notice the drain plug was missing !

@Craig Rix Its called a figure of speech.

😆😆😆😆😆 god ...

Where were you when it sank? Asking for a friend

@Trejo cops are incentivised to get convictions, not to ensure innocent people don't go to jail. There are no consequences or accountability for cops or prosecutors who send innocents to jail. There is accountability for not getting a conviction.

Hilarious. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hilarious. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Bruh did. Not expect that punch line you got me blowing milk out of my nose. Should wait till I’m done with my cereal next time I read the comment section lmao

@Artis You never know what you're walking into, if you find yourself facing cops and detectives, no matter what you did or did not do, you need to get as much on your side as you can.
I don't believe in the vast majority of conspiracy out there, but it doesn't always happen to the other guy, cops and detectives put people in jail for a living, they gain status by putting people in jail, don't even take a chance, lawyer up, straight up.

Omg you did it!!!

Well....did you? 👀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Lol...no shit!!!

Jeff!

This is true. Did you watch When They see us? When they made those innocent black boys commit to a crime they didn't do?

🤣🤣🤣🤣

Oh fuck, I can’t believe you’ve done this

Maybe you didn't mean to sink the Titanic. Maybe you just saw a huge ship and panicked. It could happen to anyone. We've all sunk a massive cruise liner at some point or other. It's perfectly understandable.

😂😂

This comment shows how stupid these detectives are.