"I wanna talk to my dad"
 - "Is he a lawyer?"
"No, wh..?"
- "Bring in the dad!!"

"I wanna talk to my dad"
 - "Is he a lawyer?"
"No, wh..?"
- "Bring in the dad!!"

@Chris Michelle conflict of interest? in what way

@Chris Michelle conflict of interest? in what way

@Joe John Firstly, you are grossly misusing the term red herring. I did misidentify your age, but your sentiment was exactly as I identifed, as exemplified by your long diatribe in response. And it's still nonsense. It's all "back in my day" bullshit.

Also, lol, Hitler used "binaural beats to subdue audiences" - dude. I cannot imagine a more uneducated, reductionist argument to suggest that the Germans of 1918 to 1933 (and onwards) were "tricked" by Hitler with subconscious speaking patterns.

Just...OK. Hitler didn't turn a bunch of educated people into mindless zombies through speeches. As Otto Von Bismarck appropriately said, "A statesman... must wait until he hears the steps of God sounding through events, then leap up and grasp the hem of His garment." - you can't just immediately make people feel a certain way if they aren't predisposed to it. Nazism wasn't inevitable, but Germany was more than primed for it.

The anti-republic sentiment of Germany in the 1920's was pervasive not only in nazism, but by the nationalist parties as well as the communists. This was due to anti-semitism (that existed before hitler "tricked" everyone) conspiracy theories, romanticized war, and in huge part due to the deification of Bismarck and his reich. Yes, the "good old days" as they effectively referred to them. The opinion of the republic was further hurt by major economic problems due to hyper inflation, crippling reparation payments, and later, the great depression.

The idea that these people were "tricked" by the government or Hitler through speech patterns...yikes. You do not know what you're talking about. There were warring political parties, many of whom were fighting against the established Weimar republic.

On the topic of Hitler, in addition to using the Jews as scapegoat, it's worth noting that Hitler (along with the nationlists/DNVP) also bemoaned modern progressive social changes. Art and music that werent' seen as "traditional" were considered offensive. They thought it was detestable - improper, demonic. That it contributed to societal ills.

Anyway. Since you wrote me long writeup I figured I'd respond. I'm not suggesting that there arent' problems. We probably agree on potential and extant problems in social media. These comments about people without talent or useful skills becoming rich though - people said the same thing about rock musicians as well. And artists. People were "fuckbois" back then too. And yes, kids do talk to each other more online, but they do, in fact, still meet in person. Again, people said the EXACT same stuff about phones. That it would destroy social interaction. The same thing was said about magazines, even.

Society adjusts. New technology and forms of communication will have downsides. And we should try to identify and handle them. But yes, this end-of-days & unlike-back-in-my-day shit is tired and boring. And people have been saying this stuff since the ancient Greeks.

@Joe John why are u so mad 😭 bro u good?

@Joe John why are u so mad 😭 bro u good?

@Joe John got more time to waste man ? I'd like to see another long useless comment please. Anything would do

@Q Alba there’s a hair colouring style called highlights which is supposed to look like that, you can google it if you want

@Joe John I was with you till you went on the old man tirade

@Joe John I was with you till you went on the old man tirade

How come the female investigator hair is 1/2 blonde and half brown <br>Couldn’t she go to a saloon and fixed the color before going to this interview that the world watched

How come the female investigator hair is 1/2 blonde and half brown
Couldn’t she go to a saloon and fixed the color before going to this interview that the world watched

@Phony 15 Arrogancy is not a word?

For real, run back to school, and sue your teachers for giving you any kind of diploma...

@Joe John Arrogancy isn't a word. You mean ignorance or arrogance. Ignorance would be fair, you could have corrected him without a tirade, arrogance on the other hand is just something you have a lot of

@Phony 15 Wrong world?? :D

No, I called someone out bec of his arrogancy.

Huge diff boy.

@Joe John Hold on, you call someone out for 'taking the time to correct your grammar' when this whole thing was about you calling someone out on using the wrong world? What a hypocrite lol

@Ian McCombs 1st, its early evening from where I'm typing this...

2nd, it was like 5-6 comments

3rd, you still not contributing anything.

Go to sleep troll

@Joe John buddy how much time out of however many days you were in this thread to write paragraph after paragraph  on a tutube comments section. Its 11 am and your a grown man, and your commenting on YouTube videos. But you want to talk about contributing

@Ian McCombs You literally took the time out of your life to correct someone about grammar, when the topic was how the youngest generations delude themselves and don't contribute anything, also, how delusional and conceited they are generally.

Maybe you should talk more to ppl and then you will understand what internalization means... after that, come back and lets talk :)

@Joe John hey man the only way to get better is to recognize your faults, don't blame me for pointing them out.

@Ian McCombs Great addition to our dispute man, really, you grabbed right on to what were were talking about.

@Matt Schemmer First of all, I'm 26...

2nd
" and yet yours wasn't when you were younger" - noone talked about what you wrote here whatsoever... not implicitly or explicitly. 1st problem, your generation cant even argue anymore. This one is called red herring, you made up a thought, acted like I said it, then argue this delusional point...

3rd
Just because "its an old problem", or "boring", doesnt mean its wrong...

Your generation made gold digging, simping, cheating (in a relationship), lying a totally normal and  culturally acceptable behavior. Your generation brought up feminazis, sjws (the psychopathic kind). Your generation argues everyday over simple biological facts about their chromosomes.

These things happened within the last 10 years, not before.

I wasn't just talking about arrogance, which is actually a non-problem at all: if sthing really would be a breakthrough regarding culture, technology, sociology, psychology etc, you need arrogance to deliver it, since every breakthrough is usually forced down by previous generations...

But what your generation calls "revolution", in almost any cultural field (your generation has not contributed anything towards technology btw...so im not talking about that), is a destructive, selfish to h*ll, demeaning "invention" of some sort.

Yes, obviously, for eg. late 19th and early 20th century generations "brought world wars" -  thats not really the case btw, governments brought it, not generations, not regular everyday guys. They were used as fk, eg. nowadays its a known fact (yet the info is kinda surpressed, but look it up) that in germany, Hitl*r used binaural beats to try to get people in a lowered selfcouncious state during his speeches, and get them accept and join the "lets-kill-every-race-besides-whites" agenda.

Your generation, and mine also, is literally decaying our societies around western civilizations year-by-year.

Having kids at age of 18-20 due to constant cheating and  fkboying and golddiggin is in your opinion, a progress?
Or having instagram "stars" that make money out of thin air, out of fake lives, fake stories they share? Same on youtube, they nowadays fake the fake story, than make a commentary about it? Is that really something that's creative, progressive, didactical?

My 10yo niece is at the point he can hardly tell truth from lies due to how much and how often he watches these idioticly fake channels...

Im not old at all, but when I was a kid, we used to play together, and at the most, was in somewhat of a fight with another group of guys, eg. playing football within school-tournaments, and were only "brotherly" had a healthy rivalry... nowadays, these kids are not even meeting with each other, only in online platforms, and call EACH OTHER, their own teammates and "friends", pssies, lames, nubz etc...

Maybe think a little bit more about how our culture changed in the last 10 years,  and try not to use red herring...

@Joe John Let the new generation rewrite every sensical thing? What?

Is this really a "kids these days don't have respect" argument? The argument of literally every generation since the beginning of civilization? This idea that somehow younger generations are unwise and overly confident, and yet yours wasn't when you were younger? You can actually find quotes of ancient Greeks making the same boring, unsupported claims. Literally talking about the end of society as we know it through cultural decay. Talking about how youth are disrespectful and blah blah blah.

It's so boring, it's so old, it's so tired.

You'll have to just take my word that about 90% of all the insane, nonsensical, uninformed, conspiratorial rants I've seen on FB in the last year are from people 50 and older. You guys aren't as smart or aware of your shortcomings as you seem to think.

@Rita Alber Honestly I think you have big issues. I hope you get helped. Please let me know when you’re better LMAO!

@Rizzy Rae Haha! You've just proved me right. Your last comment demonstrated your insecurities and anger issues. One more time, seek help.

@Rita Alber and just so that you are aware, I also gave her credit for correcting herself which you are able to read in my second comment on here 🤦🏻♂

This has nothing to do with insecurities or anger issues. Your character judging skills are extremely poor & maybe you should watch YouTube tutorials that can help you out a bit. Just a suggestion 💁🏻♂, no need to feel offended 😂

@Rita Alber  Actually you’re the one who’s misunderstanding the comments I made while making incorrect assumptions at the same time 🤷🏻♂.

I never ONCE stated that I was “angry” or “mad” about the comments that the person wrote. I said that I was triggered and felt the need to make a valid point which I did.

Agreeing with someone else’s reply doesn’t mean I’m in the wrong, we all have different opinions so before you judge please read the comments in a calmly manner & stop reflecting your anger towards other peoples opinions about certain comments 💆🏻♂

@Rizzy Rae Maybe you're just insecure about being so simple. Ha! She obviously misunderstood the term; she wasn't trying to get on the nerves of insecure people like you whatsoever. As soon as people corrected her, she thanked them and admitted she got the term wrong. You have anger issues. Seek help.

@Joe John Music is for the angry man. LOL

@Joe John Music is for the angry man. LOL

@Chris Michelle At least if he were a lawyer, he wouldn't have asked such questions and make his son end up confessing in a matter of a few seconds. LOL

BRUH DOES HE NOT KNOW HES ON LIVE CCTV WITH OTHER DETECTIVES WATCHING 💀💀 he asked for someone other than a lawyer... good lord

I represented my ex wife at employment tribunals with no training or experience and won!

I represented my ex wife at employment tribunals with no training or experience and won!

@Joe John This is the saddest post I've seen.

@Joe John This is the saddest post I've seen.

@Chris Michelle LOL CONFLICT of interest Is that what they telling u at the local PD???? SMMHH

@Rizzy Rae Well thank you for the kind  words.

I don't usually comment but when I do, it is 90% because someone wrote some really deeply stupid shite,  and more than not, I see those kind of comments getting 100s and 1000s of likes... which actually makes me very fkin sad...

@Misho Galic Although I agree with you on the fact that the guy ended up admitting to using the term incorrectly and acknowledged it with his reply stating that he “stands corrected” I also do have to say that he did not make an assumption when he wrote what he wrote and instead made a statement so I really can’t feel bad for him being corrected the way he was.

@Joe John I couldn’t of said it or explained it any better Mr. John. Honestly, I’ll admit that people who try to sound profesional and smart by using a “strong” word or phrase who end up making themselves sound stupid instead really do trigger me in the worst way. It almost makes me want to waste precious time like I am now to call them out and make an example out of them for being stupidly oblivious about how DUMB they really look. SMH 🤦🏻♂.

@Hem but he had a law degree didnt he and was a lawyer

@Hem but he had a law degree didnt he and was a lawyer

@Chris Michelle you can use a family member as a lawyer that’s fine. But it’s not recommended you use a family member or friend as a witness because I bias view can be given

@Misho Galic Everyone should look at their own faults... thats how you learn.

And this is exactly why someone like the guy whom doesnt know what "conflict of interest" means, should take even a much  deeper look: again, it would have taken him literally only 1-2 minutes to understand fully what he/she is trying to talk about, and couldn't even do that.

BTW no, his first comment was a statement, he didnt write "I assume"... acted like an all-knowing instead of learning wtf does CoI is...

You "defending" him is just as much pathetic as claiming that someone whom is arrogant enough NOT to look up the meaning of words is "learning" :D

Dad "hey son maybe i should get a lawyer"<br>Police immediately burst in the door,hand on shoulder "O Chris,youre such a great guy"

Dad "hey son maybe i should get a lawyer"
Police immediately burst in the door,hand on shoulder "O Chris,youre such a great guy"

@Chris Michelle flashback to ted bundy being his own lawyer

@Chris Michelle flashback to ted bundy being his own lawyer

@Justin Bird right, and you can even appoint yourself as your lawyer.

@Justin Bird right, and you can even appoint yourself as your lawyer.

@Justin Bird foreal bro just like my cousin vinny he got me out of a tight jame down south once 😂😂😂😂😂

@Chris Michelle What? People use family members as lawyers all the time. How would a family member as YOUR DEFENSE cause a conflict of interest? Your lawyer is SUPPOSED to be on your side. I could maybe see it as a conflict of interest if a family member was the OTHER side's lawyer, but his?

Lol. But even if his dad was a lawyer, he wouldn't be able to represent his POS son, because it'd cause conflict of interest (in reality). <br>Nice tho. 🙃

Lol. But even if his dad was a lawyer, he wouldn't be able to represent his POS son, because it'd cause conflict of interest (in reality).
Nice tho. 🙃


In the first 30 seconds…

Are you arresting me?

Right then, I’m out. Peace!


It’s so hard to listen to to him speak I have to pause it sometimes


At 18 min 11 sec.: The detectives burst through the door the half-second after hearing Dad mention “lawyer,” hahHahHHhHHahahaha


I wonder if any of the people these vids are made on have ever watched their own video


The interrogators are the ones who put the idea in his head, the alternative explanation that offered him a way of confessing without coming across as the cold, heartless killer that he is, and by GOD it worked! lol I bet his eyes lit up like halogens when she started asking if it was his wife who did something to the kids, forcing him to do something to her in response.

He ran with that story for weeks after being arrested for killing his wife, even though he didn't come up with that hypothesis himself, it was planted in his mind by the Tammi lady, and it enabled her to make a breakthrough the other Detective was unable to for days already.

Give Tammi a RAISE, and a promotion lol you KNOW they threw her a little shindig back at the station that night lol no question!

Chris Douthat I wonder what other stories she can make up to get people to confess


lesson here boys & girls: ALWAYS GET A FUCKING LAWYER


His dad won't even look at him because he knows Chris is full of it


Those investigatos really pour on the bs


The kids would not have been blue only seconds or minutes after being choked. Why didn’t they address that and dismantle Chris’s lie right away?


These detectives were relentless, what would the world be like without them.

Probably the same he could have had a better shot at freedom (not saying its right) lawyers are here for one thing to win a case same as the prosecution.

@xone he ultimately was guilty. The dad at some point stopped mentioning a lawyer and he was free to leave at any point before the confession/polygraph and get a lawyer. Was it "wrong" for the detectives to do what they did...yes and no because they werent aiming their boot on someone random like you insinuate. With this case he was guilty and we all knew it. I recognize why the protections are there like you say. That's my take at least

Rekha Chez dope.make america's great again.

@David Cartier I guess you're the type who also believe the government should limit the speech of those you don't agree with. These protections are as much for the guilty as the innocent. The second you stop advocating for that, expect the state's boot on your neck next. I'm not defending this guy, but the detectives are in the wrong here.

This is what you call a tough few days of work for them. This dude had a strong hold on his lies. And was trying to give the detectives the a run-around the whole time.

And now you see how innocent people go to prison. It has been clearly defined that the REID technique should never be used on innocent people as it can get them to confess to end the stress or due to false memories. Yet, the cops still use it on innocent people.

To be fair, this dude did the complete opposite of what he should have done.

A better place. The second a lawyer was mentioned was when they began violating his civil rights.


Things to remember
. Police can lie straight to your face
. If they start saying stuff like at 2:20 ask the simple question “am I free to leave” or “am I under arrest”
. Don’t try to lie if you have a reason too either don’t talk or ask for a lawyer


It was his dad that got the confession....


This is SO much better then the netlix documentary


The way that investigator is rubbing that murderer is disturbing, is he attracted to him or what ?


I don't know if the narrator noticed but I'm doing the 'Watch all the JCS videos in one day' Technique

I'm on my second binge, cant do it in one day sadly as I have a full time job ;-;

Same and was looking for other channels like him but couldn't find it

@Callum Mcneill I’m right outside your window - technique, now GET BACK TO SCHOOL

@upasana kumari This is typically done in an attempt to distract or disassociate the subject from their on going boredom combined with their little to no desire to engage in further human cotact

I've just finished and now I realise I should have got a lawyer at the start :o

@Ranch _Dressing how did you know what I was doing at this very moment? Is this a new technique?!

Same here Hahahaha. Videos are addictive

I'm doing "watch JCS videos until 7am and then feel like a zombie the whole next day" technique

It's called the "Binge Watching" technique.
It is when a person found a series they like, they are motivated to finish an entire season(s) within a day or two, often sacrificing sleep just to know what happen after a certain cliffhanger.
They often tell themselves, "One more episode" just to end up watching an extra 3 and sleep for 2 hours because they need to go to work.

Have fun spending the forty eight ish hours everyone has done binging it too lol

What a coincidence! I’ve been using the same technique for the past 2 days, I hope the narrator catches on.

@David White go to their Patreon there is a lot of extra vids you won’t find here but be warned those ones are brutal cost about a dollar

Might need a few more days lol go check out his Patreon it’s cost 1$ for like 40 of these videos

Narrator has a great voice. Its curt and the musicality that he has is used respectfully; nothing like a lot of shows which seem to try to sell blood. The closest voice I can pick up is a voice actor that TruTV had in a bunch of their shows

Already beat you its so hard to stop watching.........

I did it a few months ago. I came back hoping there'd be some more, but there isn't......

Me too!! I'm watching atleast 1 case per day since 3 days and I'm getting nightmares since then. I haven't slept happily and peacefully since Monday night... 😟😟
I feel afraid that we are living along with this kind of people in our society.. don't know who is a psychopath around us.....

Anyone else feel anxious and scared about people after watching these episodes?

Same. It started with someone recommending the wrath of jodi and its went downhill since 😭😭🤣🤣

It’s a very effective technique to evade...doing schoolwork lol


That ladies posture is so bad. Her back is gonna be hurting


Imagine these two agents being your parents and you as a teenager coming home totally cross faded...
"Son, are you sober?"
"Yes?"
"Son, sit down..."


“She’s a nasty evil person”<br>But um, she didn’t murder her whole family.

“She’s a nasty evil person”
But um, she didn’t murder her whole family.

@Tyler Keehl they only seperate them if they were attacked before in most cases, otherwise they get at the very least nearly killed

That's what he claimed his mom said to reinforce his fake story that Shanann did what he actually did.

@Mark Shaw JR The thing is they usually separate the baby killers and rapists from the other inmates. So most likely he will be fine but when he passes away he will probably see them in heaven playing and enjoying their peace while he is being tortured in hell for eternity.

Thats what his mother said, I don't think there's any other person who's evil to that extent.

@Ray Wenderlich no he isn't 😂 not compared to the general population, and definitely not in the can.

Cindy was just projecting. As soon as Shannan married into that family, she was as good as dead, or at least abused.

@Mauricio Diaz His posterior is probably being demolished at this very moment.

He said that to keep his story going about her choking them

You don’t even understand…what he did to his kids alone is beyond evil. Look it up if you really want to know.


the neigbhors had listen to verbal fights for a year,? and none called the police?


As someone who lives in Europe this is so shocking to me all those stuff. I wanna go to the US one day but i'm soo scared


I wish Casey Anthony got a polygraph test, she would've failed the calibration because of her good lying...


That Dad knows he did it to me the second he sat down.


Detective: stares silently

Chris: "I loved those kids, I could never hurt them"

Detective: stares silently

Chris: "I mean like I didn't kill them, like it's not possible"

Detective: stares silently

Chris: "Okay...I killed them but I don't know where they are"

Detective: stares silently

Chris: points at map This is where I put them.

Detective: *stares silently*

Chris: "I loved those kids, I could never hurt them"

Detective: *stares silently*

Chris: "I mean like I didn't kill them, like it's not possible"

Detective: *stares silently*

Chris: "Okay...I killed them but I don't know where they are"

Detective: *stares silently*

Chris: *points at map* This is where I put them.

@Webby I've actually done that, and got the truth out, it was amazing. So simple.

Saif Al'Khaliq this is all of YouTube comments now unfortunately, I remember a time when it wasn’t like this. Some of the comments are funny but not when it’s literally every top comment or the “imagine if bla bla bla” comment. It’s all the same shit.

•𝐅•𝐀•𝐀•𝐅•𝐎•

hahaha this makes it sounds like interrogating thsylvethster the cat hahahaha

Pretty sure that detective wanted to kill him right then and there.

@Webby so webby u say that a real psycho could pass ur tests´´´???

bcs a real psycho have no voice that tells him that is wrong what he did.

Webby I do this to my kids!! It works! 😆

this is the tactic that works the best and ive started to use it more, just stare into someones soul and theyll just spill lies if you dont say anything

@Francis Thomlinson sry for my english in german we say ´´es kommt nie so wie man denkt´´ :)

@Projekkt Monarch nah cant fool the truth , they saw through the lies

i guess ,he was sure to have more time before the cops come

Glad you saw and understood the documentary


I'd hate to have the polygraph lady as my mother. Couldn't get away with shit.


Polygraph lady is a wolf in Zebra clothing! That’s a BAD B right there!


I think I fell in love with the polygraph lady


Imagine being a grandfather, and your son tells you your grandchildren are dead by their mom, and your son killed her. Only to find out he was lying to you, that it was really him.

@Raditya Indera ... come on now... really? She was pregnant and she would kill her two daughters? That does not make sense..... the story he told is classic..... and as soon as he failed the poligraph .... they had enough to push him to admit....

I feel so bad for that grandfather it’s like he lost his son, granddaughters, daughter in law all in that moment, this is so sad.

I think if my Dad found out that I murdered my children, he might murder me.

@Raditya Indera Because they found them in oil tanks and he put them there, he didn't call the police, and there was evidence against him.

DriveAndMaintain if you watched the body cam  you can definitely tell that everyone suspected him LMAO

@Raditya Indera so you're saying she killed them, he walked in on her murdering her children, so instead calling the police he murdered her and dumped their bodies at his job where he knew the area is isolated and middle of nowhere. All this instead of calling the cops to report his kids were murdered?

@DriveAndMaintain I stand by everything I said. I'll stand on a mountain of soap boxes if I choose to. And I didn't say anything about Chris being "cut from the same cloth". That was someone else. When Chris told Ronnie that Shannan killed the girls his response was "your mom always said she was evil". That statement speaks volumes. And I didn't see Ronnie displaying too much grief over the death of his granddaughters during that interview. He barely even mentions them. Except to confirm in his mind that Shannan was responsible so he could have someone to blame other than Chris. Cindy and Ronnie did a video chat interview just after Chris confessed and was arrested but still, throughout the entire interview, both Cindy and Ronnie spent all their time defending their son and vilifying Shannan. Cindy even implied that Chris was innocent and was pressured into confessing to something he didn't do. This was a window into the constant disdain that Shannan had to of endured from her in-laws. The majority of the world, after witnessing Cindy's words and actions after Chris's arrest, were disgusted and appalled. She is universally reviled and she deserves to be. TO THIS DAY, almost two years later, she is STILL trashing every tiny thing that Shannan ever said or did every chance she gets and playing the victim. Neither Ronnie or Cindy deserve pity. They deserve blame.

@Wallart pops Come down from your soap box, preacher. Not all criminals are cut from the same cloth as their parents. Everyone at the scene of the crime had no idea that Chris was the suspect, and I doubt you'd be any different. I don't blame his old man for believing his confession as the truth, because even if it was 100% correct, he still confessed to murder and had a life sentence coming his way. Remember that you've got the luxury of hindsight and have all the facts available to you.

I liked the Grandad , he has a heavy burden to carry. Rotten Son.

How did the police knew that the wife did not kill the daughters?

@Schorsch Hacklinger Poor old man?? Both Chris's parents have some culpability in these deaths. Cindy Watts made it her mission in life to poison Chris's mind about Shannan and Ronnie enabled it. They never accepted her, vilified her to Chris constantly and blamed her for taking their son away from them. Didn't you notice that Ronnie IMMEDIATELY accepted Chris's account of what happened? Never doubted it for a minute. That should give you some clue as to Ronnie's opinion of Shannan. Don't feel sorry for him. He now has to live with the fact that he and his truly evil wife raised a psychopath. That's the very least they deserve.

@The KnightFox If my spouse allowed his family to bad mouth me, without some damned good solid reasons, that I'd never give, I don't think that I could be bothered to remain in that marriage.  I know that I've never allowed my family to speak badly of my other half.  Most of them aren't the sort, even if there were reasons, other than cheating or abuse.

Bola Oladapo oooo god i just thought about this, and it makes so much sense

Nearly brought me to tears. Poor old man.


I wish you’d just let us watch this uninterrupted.


How can you kill your own little girls they were cute little toddlers and you smoothered them? I just done understand how anyone can do that


Not once does he say my girls, just these girls..


In two days You haven’t shed one tear not one “sniff”


"Good god almighty son"

You never want your dad to utter those words toward you.

My dads line is "Good, googly-moogly"

He says it to lighten the mood, but if its directed at you, you know you fucked up.

Fyi, if you get "good, googly-mooglied" its usually followed by awkward silence and then a "you fucked up"

@WillyGC at the turn of the millennium, there were signs

He had an outstanding father no excuse for how he ended up I feel for his dad

thats not even my father and the impact of his words hit me

@Luke Bennett <br>Sorry Luke. I think you are disagreeing with the whole God concept? That is your right.

@Luke Bennett
Sorry Luke. I think you are disagreeing with the whole God concept? That is your right.

@Luke Bennett <br>Which part do you disagree with, the damnation or the suffering? Chris had just sentenced his father to a lifetime of suffering, at least what is left of his father’s life, with his admittance of choking the life out of his pregnant wife. If that isn’t hell on earth I don’t know what is. (Knowing that your child killed his family.) When his father uttered the words Good God Almighty it was a prayer. You can see him age a decade in that moment.

@Luke Bennett
Which part do you disagree with, the damnation or the suffering? Chris had just sentenced his father to a lifetime of suffering, at least what is left of his father’s life, with his admittance of choking the life out of his pregnant wife. If that isn’t hell on earth I don’t know what is. (Knowing that your child killed his family.) When his father uttered the words Good God Almighty it was a prayer. You can see him age a decade in that moment.


guilty or innocent, get a lawyerr first!!!!


He never mentioned his unborn son 🙄 those girls? You mean your flesh and blood


Layin here at 3am because I can't sleep and my God Tammy is gonna give me nightmares of my mom catching me doing some dumb shit and systematically proving me wrong when I say I didn't do it


Is Tammy's prison stripe sweater part of the Reid technique?


Honestly I think his dad appearing played a huge part in his confession. The relief of genuine comfort caused his wall of denial to come crashing down

He lied to his dad too. Theres two more people involved in this. His girlfriend, and another male


Chris; "Im fucking go to prison, this Is just horrible" and then he sits and cry.. No Chris, the only thing that's horrible with all this Is the fact that you didnt recieve death penalty!


I swear I've quoted, "Clean air, good people", about 4 times. These interrogations are that deep in my bones...

I’m glad I’m not the only one whose vocabulary is always influenced by whatever thing I’m obsessed with at the moment


Pro Tip to criminals: Get a damn lawyer right away.


This entire channel is “Why not to talk to the police without a lawyer”

This entire channel is “Why not to talk to the police without a lawyer”

@Robert Pedigo if that's what you saw then  you tell the police that's what you saw. When the police start asking you questions like what were you doing and when did you do it is when you start asking for a lawyer. What could happen is that you tell the police the slightest thing that's off and they can testify that you lied to them even if it was an innocent mistake.

Anything said to the police can be used against you in court. Anything said in your favor to the police is considered heresay and is not admissible in court.

Anything said to the police can be used against you in court. Anything said in your favor to the police is considered heresay and is not admissible in court.

As Saul Goodman say "Innocent people hire lawyer, Gulity people when they go to jail" CMIIW

As Saul Goodman say "Innocent people hire lawyer, Gulity people when they go to jail" CMIIW

Or how about dont kill or hurt people at all?!

Or how about dont kill or hurt people at all?!

@Mowskii no  I never asked for one I didn't know then they pull all the shit they do toplace blame on me for something I did not do I see them now for what they are liers who try label you guilty with no proof

Happens alot, just that they wouldnt make the cut to this channel, were just getting the 1% or so that didnt

Happens alot, just that they wouldnt make the cut to this channel, were just getting the 1% or so that didnt

Also. Shut up. The right to silence...it's the FIRST thing they  say when you get arrested and yet, they can't stop talking.

Also. Shut up. The right to silence...it's the FIRST thing they  say when you get arrested and yet, they can't stop talking.

@Massa I agree with you. It doesn't change anything in court but if does affect how the investigators are going to perceive you. If your the wife and your husband goes missing, if you show up with a lawyer they will be investigating you

@Ryan Chatta-G <br>That's irrelevant in a court, it's your right to have an attorney. 6th amendment

@Ryan Chatta-G
That's irrelevant in a court, it's your right to have an attorney. 6th amendment

@Massa they can't but anyone who might not be a prime suspect would immediately become more suspicious by asking for the lawyer

@Massa they can't but anyone who might not be a prime suspect would immediately become more suspicious by asking for the lawyer

@Ryan Chatta-G <br>They can't use that against you

@Ryan Chatta-G
They can't use that against you

they dont want to look guilty by asking for a lawyer. but around half of these people probably gotten off if they stayed silent and waited for a lawyer

they dont want to look guilty by asking for a lawyer. but around half of these people probably gotten off if they stayed silent and waited for a lawyer

@LowHP <br>They can't use that against you in court since it's your right to an attorney. So no, that's fortunately wrong and you ought to get a lawyer in any case even for the fear of incrimination guilty or not.

@LowHP
They can't use that against you in court since it's your right to an attorney. So no, that's fortunately wrong and you ought to get a lawyer in any case even for the fear of incrimination guilty or not.

Getting a Lawyer would make it more difficult to press harsh charges but it would also make it difficult to present their innocence with ease. Not requesting one is a requirement for truly innocent people and a massive gamble for guilty, as they can either drop suspicion against them if they are naturally skilled at deceit or they are deadlocking themselves into a guilty verdict

@Mowskii <br>Cops can't use the fact you requested a lawyer because that's your right, which is a good reminder for people

@Mowskii
Cops can't use the fact you requested a lawyer because that's your right, which is a good reminder for people

@Mowskii That's not the rationale the criminals are thinking with. All of these people are guilty, they are trying to appear innocent, in their minds, calling a lawyer looks guilty. They try to cooperate with the police because a). they don't want to look guilty/suspicious, b). they think themselves smarter than the police.

@LazyBunnyLyn right!  I just found him about two weeks ago and have been binging his videos.

@LazyBunnyLyn right!  I just found him about two weeks ago and have been binging his videos.

I want the lockpicking lawyer as my lawyer

I want the lockpicking lawyer as my lawyer

@Kris because they're scared it'll make them look guilty.

@Kris because they're scared it'll make them look guilty.

@Yuri Yslin even if you are innocent, ask for a lawyer. Doesn't matter if you think they will think "bad". Ask for one.

@Yuri Yslin even if you are innocent, ask for a lawyer. Doesn't matter if you think they will think "bad". Ask for one.

@Yuri Yslin to make sure your story doesn’t get mixed up or just so your not forced into a confession

@Yuri Yslin to make sure your story doesn’t get mixed up or just so your not forced into a confession

@Kris They don't ask for a lawyer because they subconsciously want to be found out. Guilt manifests itself without a person even realizing it.

@Kris They don't ask for a lawyer because they subconsciously want to be found out. Guilt manifests itself without a person even realizing it.

@Mowskii exacrly! & this channel shows why😭 always lawyer up , guilty or not. your lawyer knows the tricks they’re going to use and can protect you from saying some dumb shit

@Mowskii exacrly! & this channel shows why😭 always lawyer up , guilty or not. your lawyer knows the tricks they’re going to use and can protect you from saying some dumb shit

@Yuri Yslin The police tell you right at the start that anything you say to them "Can and will be used against you". do you think they've never locked up an innocent person before?

@Yuri Yslin The police tell you right at the start that anything you say to them "Can and will be used against you". do you think they've never locked up an innocent person before?

@Qactus 30 years in jail for being sussy

@Qactus 30 years in jail for being sussy

Absolutley would have. A lawyer would have informed him that a polygraph test isn't admissible in court and that he was not under arrest and could simply walk away. That would have put the investigation to full stop until they had actual proof to arrest him.
His ignorance allowed the detectives to bully him into a confession when he in all actuality and legality could have not said another word and made the law do its own work. At this point in the investigation there was literally no other evidence to implicate him other than a "gut feeling" by the detectives.
It's rather unsettling to me because I can see an innocent party being bullied into a false confession or at least saying something stupid to implicate themselves further.

Innocent or not? When it comes to murder. I'm calling for a lawyer. Do you know how many people Were. behind bars That actually got out Because the police had the wrong person.

Innocent or not? When it comes to murder. I'm calling for a lawyer. Do you know how many people Were. behind bars That actually got out Because the police had the wrong person.

@Samuel Goshgarian Okay, Then you agree with me kid. I said you should ask for a lawyer if you're arrested, just not questioning. This isn't what happened in the video. Chris Watts wasn't arrested, he was in for questioning and was free to leave any time. I guess you did the right thing.

@Kyle Vernon bruh first of all I’m 20 so don’t call me kid bruh, second of all, I’ve been arrested b4 and I always ask for a lawyer immediately, they can’t prosecute u for having a lawyer

@Kyle Vernon bruh first of all I’m 20 so don’t call me kid bruh, second of all, I’ve been arrested b4 and I always ask for a lawyer immediately, they can’t prosecute u for having a lawyer

@Samuel Goshgarian Not how it works kid. This is all assuming it’s the questioning phase and not the arrest phase. Asking for a lawyer in the questioning phase is dumb. In the arrest phase it should be the first thing you do, but not in the questioning phase. In the questioning phase you should give appropriate amount of info based on your involvement. If you’re just a witness and they already have someone in custody then there’s no reason to be an asshole and withhold information. If they have nobody in custody and you have the suspicion that they think it’s you, then don’t ask for a lawyer, simply ask if you’re allowed to leave, if they say yes, then leave. If they say no, then ask for a lawyer.

They can’t legally use it against you in court but if you’re in the questioning phase and you immediately ask for a lawyer you’ll immediately become suspect #1. More resources and people will be looking at you instead of the person who actually did it. If you’re already arrested, then sure go ahead and immediately call for a lawyer. Always remember to ask “Am I free to leave” before you ever ask for a lawyer.

Sorry but asking for the lawyer if you’re innocent is really dumb if you’re at the questioning phase. Only do it if you’re arrested.
1. It immediately places you at the top of the suspect list. You do not want their resources and investigation to mostly go into looking into an innocent person.
2. You don’t actually need a lawyer unless you’re arrested, simply just don’t talk to the police. The 2 things you should say is “am I free to leave” or “I would like a lawyer”. This is assuming this is the questioning phase and not arresting phase.
3. Once you get to the arrest phase and you’re truly innocent, or heck even if you’re guilty is when you want to ask for your lawyer.

Don’t let these morons who hate cops give you this false idea of a power fantasy where you humiliate these cops by knowing your rights and make them look dumb. It wont, it just makes you look guilty especially if they have no leads. I guarantee if they bring you just for questioning and you immediately ask for a lawyer, they’ll respond with “but you’re not under arrest”, is there a reason why” if you continue to persist, they will start an investigation into you and you just put unnecessary heat on you and away from the actual guilty person.

@Kuchen Schmeckt a lawyer would have gotten him out of that meeting before he said anything. A lawyer would have prevented him from taking a polygraph. A lawyer would have made the police prove the case rather than Watts's confession proving it for them. In fact, it's quite possible that he goes free. The video didn't go over what other evidence they may have had against Watts so I can't say if they could have found the bodies without him.

@Michael Davis At the end it would not have helped him.

@Michael Davis At the end it would not have helped him.

@Kuchen Schmeckt lawyer absolutely would have helped. For one thing, he would have told the guy to leave before confessing anything. Make the police prove the case; don't prove it for them.

@Kuchen Schmeckt lawyer absolutely would have helped. For one thing, he would have told the guy to leave before confessing anything. Make the police prove the case; don't prove it for them.

@Yuri Yslin If you are innocent.  The first thing you should get is a lawyer.  The police are absolutely dogshit at their jobs and will for sure blame the first person they find to save effort.

@Yuri Yslin If you are innocent.  The first thing you should get is a lawyer.  The police are absolutely dogshit at their jobs and will for sure blame the first person they find to save effort.

@Yuri Yslin requesting a lawyer can’t be used against you in a court of law, it’s in your rights, and detectives must stop any questioning straight away which means that you can’t say anything that could be used against you in court

@Yuri Yslin Search for a video called why you shouldn't talk to the police. Even if you are innocent, the place to argue that is not an interrogation room, it is the courtroom, and you should never argue it, your lawyer should.

Never talk without a lawyer, even if you are innocent.

Bingo.  Even if you are 100% innocent (I agree that isn't the case in this interrogation), you ALWAYS request a lawyer.  This is the key difference between Casey Anthony and Chris Watts.  She didn't cave and give an unnecessary confession that would doom her, and she walked.  Chris Watts, even though he almost certainly would have been convicted anyway, caved under pressure, where an attorney could at the very least would have made things much harder for the prosecutors and police.

@houndofzoltan wait, wut? The gov shouldn’t allow citizens to learn how to exercise their rights? Lol

@houndofzoltan wait, wut? The gov shouldn’t allow citizens to learn how to exercise their rights? Lol

@houndofzoltan Why are you afraid of people understanding their rights and that police are not your friends and are playing mind games with you to get you to confess to a crime you may or may not have done?

@Robert Pedigo almost this exact thing happened to a FORMER POLICE OFFICER and he didn't lawyer up and he was wrongfully convicted of the crime and spent almost 20 years of a life sentence. Not even being a former cop saved him from that shit.

@Mowskii Except Jeff...the absolute legend Jeff

@Mowskii Except Jeff...the absolute legend Jeff

@Mowskii The thing is that they are guilty people trying to look innocent, try want to come off as having nothing to hide which ironically m=results in them falling into traps that reveal their guilt.

@Mowskii The thing is that they are guilty people trying to look innocent, try want to come off as having nothing to hide which ironically m=results in them falling into traps that reveal their guilt.

@Mowskii there was one, on another video a man pretends to be mentally ill and asks for a lawyer. The irony, lol

@Mowskii there was one, on another video a man pretends to be mentally ill and asks for a lawyer. The irony, lol

@Mowskii while you are correct in that point, an innocent person in a situation like this where a loved one is missing or dead will most often be more concerned about the location and wellbeing of their loved one than what the police might do with something you say when trying to help find them. an innocent person in a situation like this doesnt have any need for a lawyer unless they arent truly innocent.

@Dornpunzel yeah, that is epic. I’ve watched it multiple times over the years and shared it with everyone I know. It should be a “must watch” for everyone.

@Dornpunzel yeah, that is epic. I’ve watched it multiple times over the years and shared it with everyone I know. It should be a “must watch” for everyone.

U ain't kidding ..some of these cats coulda walked away for at least a little while

U ain't kidding ..some of these cats coulda walked away for at least a little while

@Robert Pedigo you will ALWAYS be the first suspect in that scenario. Such a crime occurring randomly isn’t common, so every pig involved with the case will immediately assume you did it anyway. If pigs have already decided you’re guilty, you’re not going to smooth talk them into thinking otherwise. If a pig suspects you of DUI, nothing you say or do is going to convince him otherwise, so playing along with the FST and questioning game is pointless. You might as well just skip straight to the PBT, bc giving a story or showing you can balance on one leg isn’t going to help you. In the home invasion-murder scenario, ofc you should call 911, and immediately relay all pertinent information to police (who-what-when), but the wisest thing to do would be to have a lawyer present for any statements or questioning beyond that initial who-what-when statement you make on scene. It’s not uncommon for a witness statement to be used against the witness down the road, and any inaccuracies in your intial statement—none of us are exempt from the psychological phenomenon of heightened emotion causing recall errors—can be used against you down the road. Let’s say your distraught brain now perceives the event to have occurred at 9pm, but a neighbor’s Ring cam proves it happened at 8pm. Now you look like a liar trying to secure an alibi. Let’s say you allow a cop on scene to pry personal info out of you beyond the who-what-when stuff. Imagine the pig asks about your marriage, and you’re all “What? I mean, we were fighting, but what does that have to do with this?!?” A seed is now planted in the pig’s mind, and his report will undoubtedly document that you admitted to have been fighting with your now-dead wife right before her murder. If you then agree to go to the station for further questioning, you’re going to be grilled for hours on end in a cold, windowless room by detectives who have years of training in psychological manipulation. Anything you say during that questioning can make things worse for you. Martha Stewart wasn’t convicted of the crime she was accused of; she went to prison over an inaccuracy when she spoke to the feds. If you’ve already told them everything you know—the who-what-when—what more could you possibly offer them in a state of trauma? Appearing innocent or guilty is a moot point, bc you’re already their prime suspect. If you’ve already given the who-what-when, literally nothing else you could say could help. Obvs, you’d want to help them catch the guy, but talking to them alone, in a distraught state that makes you vulnerable to their trickery at 3am, won’t be of any greater help than if you were to retain counsel at 10am and speak to them further in counsel’s presence at 4pm. If they have a description of the guy, they can already start searching for a suspect. Letting them grill you immediately after about your marital issues won’t help them catch the guy.

@Kristin A While I agree with what you're saying in principle, in practice it seems like it could cause problems by making you the suspect...Consider a hypothetical...A man comes home from work and finds his family murdred...he also discovers a blonde haired man running out the door hopping in a black truck...If you were at all interested in the perp  getting caught you're going to convey these details to police..if you immediately lawyer up and say nothing you are likely implicating yourself moreso than if you were forthcoming.  And at what point does clamming up become obstruction of justice? Perhaps the decision to lawyer up stems from when there is a transition to giving details about a crime vs when you become a suspect.

I think that’s why Casey anything got off, she got a lawyer pretty early on and he got her off as nasty as that wench is

I think that’s why Casey anything got off, she got a lawyer pretty early on and he got her off as nasty as that wench is

@Yuri Yslin even if you are innocent, if you are invited as a suspect get a goddamn lawyer

@Yuri Yslin even if you are innocent, if you are invited as a suspect get a goddamn lawyer

@Mowskii While what you're saying is true, assuming someone is truly innocent, it would raise so many red flags if they completely refused to say anything to cooperate with aiding police for a search. It would be bizarre if you weren't interested in helping police to find your wife and daughter and were instead focused on preventing being wrongfully accused.  I'm curious how often innocent people immediately lawyer up if police want to talk with them.

@Kristin A please don’t insult pigs like that. They are innocent, beautiful, tortured and oppressed creatures who are not evil like the police are. I encourage you to meet some pigs to get to know them.

@Kristin A please don’t insult pigs like that. They are innocent, beautiful, tortured and oppressed creatures who are not evil like the police are. I encourage you to meet some pigs to get to know them.

@Yuri Yslin look up “don’t talk to the police” on YouTube. That’s why.

@Yuri Yslin look up “don’t talk to the police” on YouTube. That’s why.

@Yuri Yslin You ask for a lawyer even if you’re innocent. Absolutely <b>NOTHING</b> you say to the cops will be used in your favor. The famous Miranda Warnings blatantly tell you in simple language. Innocent people incriminate themselves all the time. Because people like you think it is impossible for an innocent person to incriminate himself, they incriminate themselves.

@Yuri Yslin You ask for a lawyer even if you’re innocent. Absolutely *NOTHING* you say to the cops will be used in your favor. The famous Miranda Warnings blatantly tell you in simple language. Innocent people incriminate themselves all the time. Because people like you think it is impossible for an innocent person to incriminate himself, they incriminate themselves.

or "what are the impact of doing a crime on person's psychology"

or "what are the impact of doing a crime on person's psychology"

Even if you won't talk, these clues and pressure the detectives do to you can be used in court against you.. if you don't talk you letting someone score goal without being a goalkeeper sort of

Even if you won't talk, these clues and pressure the detectives do to you can be used in court against you.. if you don't talk you letting someone score goal without being a goalkeeper sort of

@Mowskii if they ask for a lawyer they dont end up on this channel.

@Mowskii if they ask for a lawyer they dont end up on this channel.

@Mia de Lavier if you're truly innocent but the cops want to pin a crime on you, you're best bet is to lawyer up, though. Yes crap people have gotten off, but innocent people are locked up

@Mia de Lavier if you're truly innocent but the cops want to pin a crime on you, you're best bet is to lawyer up, though. Yes crap people have gotten off, but innocent people are locked up

@Yuri Yslin I would still get a lawyer even if I was innocent because look at all these games they play.

@Yuri Yslin I would still get a lawyer even if I was innocent because look at all these games they play.

I’m really glad he did but there’s no way I would talk to police without lawyer <br>Or talk at all in the uk every question is met with the reply No comment .

I’m really glad he did but there’s no way I would talk to police without lawyer
Or talk at all in the uk every question is met with the reply No comment .

@Mowskii maybe they thought they couldn't afford one.

@Mowskii maybe they thought they couldn't afford one.

@Yuri Yslin  innocent or guilty if the police bring you into an interrogation room, get a lawyer.

@Yuri Yslin  innocent or guilty if the police bring you into an interrogation room, get a lawyer.

@Mia de Lavier wow, you want people whether they’re guilty or innocent to just be thrown in prison. Let me ask, do you know anything about law, do you know anyone in the criminal justice field?

@Mia de Lavier wow, you want people whether they’re guilty or innocent to just be thrown in prison. Let me ask, do you know anything about law, do you know anyone in the criminal justice field?

I think it's because the nartistic person like Chris or  Jodi Arias think that they are too smart to need lawyer.

I think it's because the nartistic person like Chris or  Jodi Arias think that they are too smart to need lawyer.

@Mowskii It's not like in the movies. No lawyer actually comes down there to advise you word for word. LOL All you get is one call to CALL up a lawyer, ONCE!!!

@Mowskii It's not like in the movies. No lawyer actually comes down there to advise you word for word. LOL All you get is one call to CALL up a lawyer, ONCE!!!

@Yuri Yslin If you are innocent it is even more important to ask for a lawyer. Guilty people getting punished is the system working as intended, and a lawyer might be able to help protect you, but it is still fairly likely that you will be caught and convicted even with one.

If you are innocent a lawyer will prevent you from being railroaded by an over eager justice system and will keep you from accidentally incriminating yourself unknowingly. Innocent people, surprisingly, confess to crimes they did not commit all the freaking time. Interrogation techniques are a kind of psychological torture, and can unfortunately be used to trick a jury into thinking you are guilty when you are not.

If you are ever questioned by the police, be polite and compliant, but do not under any circumstances answer any questions until you have conferred with a lawyer. And at that point you probably should still not say anything, and the lawyer will likely give that as their advice. Anything you say can be used to falsely convict you, but they cannot use your silence as any sort of evidence whatsoever.

Edit: I see you acknowledging this later, sorry, it is just super important advice so I always give it whenever possible. I could not tell you were speaking in the criminals hypothetical mind space.

@Kristin A are you OK? It feels like maybe you've been caught in the past, been outsmarted by swine, and you resent it? 🤔

@Kristin A are you OK? It feels like maybe you've been caught in the past, been outsmarted by swine, and you resent it? 🤔

@Yuri Yslin why wear a seatbelt if you aint gonna crash right? same idea

@Yuri Yslin why wear a seatbelt if you aint gonna crash right? same idea

@Yuri Yslin It's more because a lot of people like this think they can outsmart the cops. Yes, they also believe asking for a lawyer will look suspect but it's mostly that they think they can get away with it. Anyway always ask for a lawyer. Always. Always. Always. No matter what.

Even innocent people can talk themselves into jail and they often do. If you're going to jail that night nothing you say in that room is going to get you out of it anyway. Go to court and shut your mouth. You'll be better off.

A fuckin "HOW TO DIG YOUR OWN GRAVE" channel.  🤣

A fuckin "HOW TO DIG YOUR OWN GRAVE" channel.  🤣

@Olibhia Kain  @Ozymandiaz 1   @didier naim defli   @James Wakefield   @Qactus   @Mowskii   I agree with what you have said 100%, what I meant to say was: the rationale behind those criminals shown on this channel, not requesting a lawyer is probably the idea that requesting a lawyer right away would make them look guilty. Hence they prefer those weird stunts with their botched confessions over getting a lawyer right away - all because the false notion that getting a lawyer would make them look worse than trying to convince the cops with silly stories that are full of holes and nonsense.

@Yuri Yslin this like of thinking assumes only guilty people are convicted, which could not be further from the truth. if you are innocent, you should not talk to the police except to say "lawyer". (same thing if you are actually guilty, but we are being generous & assuming the viewers of this channel are not criminals!) the time this is hardest to remember is when the police tell you they would like to take your statement as a witness. don't do this. you actually don't have to talk to a police officer for any reason, and you wouldn't believe how likely it is they actually want to consider you as a suspect & ideally convict you for the crime connected to whatever you witness — no matter how absurd it seems you could possibly convicted, there is always a solid enough possibility they will try their damndest that you simply should not talk to the police, ever. there's a misconception, pushed mostly by the police themselves, that you are legally obligated to give a witness statement and to answer questions from the police about what happened. this is completely incorrect (a fact of which the cops are well aware). you can be compelled to testify in court, but you cannot be compelled to talk to a police officer. wait for a subpoena. stay safe out there!

My wife works for a defense attorney, and he says, if law enforcement is talking to you about anything but a traffic citation, you say "I don't answer questions and I want to talk to a lawyer". No matter what!

@Mowskii without being confrontational with you, but why would you want them to have an avenue/lawyer to take steps towards getting away with it. They don’t ask for a lawyer because they are going a million miles an hour in their head becausethey are guilty as hell.

Yes! The arrogant one that gets me is Michael Dunn!  He thought he was so slick, he thought he could talk his way out of it....The part that got me was when he described how swiftly he drew his weapon, racked a round, just like he was shown at the gun range.....One of his letters to his girlfriend, he complains how sore he is from sleeping on a crummy mattress...What a dork

@Yuri Yslin A simple rule of thumb, is if an interview is happening in a small room in a police station, you shut your mouth, and get yourself a lawyer immediately, assuming you don't want to go to jail. I can only imagine wanting to go to jail if I was infact guilty.

I don't know why so many people have this backwards? Defense Lawyers' job, officially, is to prevent innocent people from going to jail.

@Mia de Lavier then the police would be free to fill their quotas by arresting random people and charging them for nothing.

@Mia de Lavier then the police would be free to fill their quotas by arresting random people and charging them for nothing.

@Mowskii Yeah it would benefit an innocent person to have a lawyer just in case if they are charged with a crime they didn’t commit. Being wrongly convicted of a crime would suck

@Mowskii Yeah it would benefit an innocent person to have a lawyer just in case if they are charged with a crime they didn’t commit. Being wrongly convicted of a crime would suck

@Mowskii because id rather listen to the 57th US Attorney General, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, Robert H Jackson when he said

 "Any lawyer worth his salt will tell the suspect, in no uncertain terms, to make no statement to the police under any circumstances,"
oh and its our fifth amendment for a reason. I guess the people who wrote the constitution had something to hide? Or they just lived during the time of a tyrannical government, sorta like we do today.

YES! Every single time I watch one of these videos, I'm like, "Why is no one asking for a lawyer?!" If I were pulled into the police station for literally anything, I'd be like, "I want a lawyer!" "Ma'am, you're not in trouble." "Shut up! Lawyer! Now!"

I watch a lot of crime shows. LOL

@Yuri Yslin even if 100% innocent it would definitely be in your best interest to get a lawyer as soon as possible if it’s a serious case

@Yuri Yslin even if 100% innocent it would definitely be in your best interest to get a lawyer as soon as possible if it’s a serious case

@Yuri Yslin even then they cant use the fact that you requested a lawyer as evidence

@Yuri Yslin even then they cant use the fact that you requested a lawyer as evidence

@Tactical oof But do people not learn about their Miranda Rights in school?? They should know better...

@Tactical oof But do people not learn about their Miranda Rights in school?? They should know better...

@Mowskii it’s because Hollywood has numbed everyone to “you have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you...” they just tune it out and don’t actually listen

@Mowskii it’s because Hollywood has numbed everyone to “you have the right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you...” they just tune it out and don’t actually listen

@Yuri Yslin If you're truly innocent, you should still immediately ask for a lawyer. The police can use anything, <b>anything</b> you say against you in a court of law. It is in your best interest to have a lawyer present so they can keep you from saying anything you shouldn't in an interrogation.

@Yuri Yslin If you're truly innocent, you should still immediately ask for a lawyer. The police can use anything, *anything* you say against you in a court of law. It is in your best interest to have a lawyer present so they can keep you from saying anything you shouldn't in an interrogation.

@Mowskii Most of the people in question try to pretend that they are innocent. It would be damn puzzling if a truly innocent person requested a lawyer right away, I mean - if you're innocent, why would you?

@Mowskii Most of the people in question try to pretend that they are innocent. It would be damn puzzling if a truly innocent person requested a lawyer right away, I mean - if you're innocent, why would you?

@Mowskii if they get a lawyer theres no content for this channel

@Mowskii if they get a lawyer theres no content for this channel

I'm surprised absolutely nobody immediately asks for a lawyer as soon as they enter interrogation. Does nobody know that they're allowed to have one??

I'm surprised absolutely nobody immediately asks for a lawyer as soon as they enter interrogation. Does nobody know that they're allowed to have one??


What an absolute monster Chris Watts is.


If he had to buy an apple for every "like" he uses, he could defeat world hunger.


She says we all make mistakes, its what we do with those mistakes that makes us who we are 😂 im sorry but that was the most bullshit line i have ever heard.


The duo group Skynds new song is essentially his new theme song. Pretty good. (If you haven't listened to they're music, I for sure recommend to anyone who loves murderers and serial killers)


That ticking clock makes me want to confess and I never even did anything, I can't even imagine trying to hide something in a room like that

Dawna H That’s why you don’t CHOOSE to spend any time in a room like that.  You ask the cops if you’re under arrest or free to go.  If not under arrest; GTFO.  Either way, you immediately get a lawyer and tell the cops that they’re not to speak with you again without legal counsel present.

@INERT Also, he shows signs of typical narcissism. It's not enough for him to be proven not guilty. He has to prove himself innocent, otherwise his reputation would be damaged forever.

I'm looking at my phone and listening to the clock like "OK, IT WAS ME, I STOLE THE BUBBLE GUM OFF THE COUNTER MOM, I'M SOOOOOO SORRY"😭😭😭

rediscover I think he was delusional enough that he thought he was going to convince them he had nothing to do with it. Standard narcissist

Nicole Barnett - hey Nicole I think he’s on to something 🤔 LOL

I was absolutely thinking that! They've got one of those at my doctors office in the rooms. I have anxiety and interrupted the doctor and nurse talking to ask "do you not hear that ticking constantly?" They removed the batteries lol

Dawna Hilton where are the bodies Dawna ?

Its just a room ive bin in a few but never for killing anyone so maybe I just was not stressed enough.

@INERT the only people they need to convince are the jury. but of course like you said they're so stressed out and agitated they aren't thinking straight so they never get a second to calm down and compose their thoughts and realize the game the cops are playing.

those rooms are designed that way.  just like Jim said, even where the cops sit in relation to you and objects is pre-planned...

I say the same thing but with my alarm clock sound

@Mouna G oh boy, did my eye give it away

I dont know Dawna , you seem like someone who has to confess about something , lol


Question. If he had chose to leave after the polygraph what would the police do next?

They probably would have done surveillance on him & anyone else they thought was involved. He was bound to get arrested.


“Chris stop, it’s time . Just take a deep breath , they were gettin fed up with his bs..


If I sat in Chris's seat, that polygraph lady would have cracked my lying ass and still be home for dinner.  Truly amazing


One thing that hurts me so much is how he looked his dad square in the face and lied to him. I’m sure his dad’s heart broke even harder when he finally learned the truth

Gangster Disciple I can’t ever imagine myself killing anyone intentionally. But I know if a loved one murdered their spouse and young children, I wouldn’t want them to be free. I certainly wouldn’t help them cover it up. Blood ain’t that thick

@Wuhan Virus EXACTLY this, the lone person arguing against you obviously does not have children. I understand why he believes what he does, if you dont have kids, it's very difficult to understand the bond between you and your own flesh and blood.

The bond between a parent and a child is inseparable, regardless of the circumstances. You hold that child as a newborn, you nurture that child, and you love that child. It's primal. It's spiritual, and there's nothing else like it in the world.

It's ironic because despite chris sociopathy and murder of chris own family. His parents, who aren't sociopaths still love him unconditionally.

As a normal, healthy individual, you will help your kids bury a body. That's how deep the love is. It doesnt make the father of chris watts a bad person.

@Wuhan Virus I have two psychology degrees.  Children become what you train them to be.  Beyond that, only their will to do right can help them, but covering up their mistakes or helping them cover their mistakes can be the worst thing for them.  I've raised five children who are adults now doing very well. <br>Hoping that when you let maturity and time do it's work, you end up with a better standard for right and wrong.  All the best.

@Wuhan Virus I have two psychology degrees.  Children become what you train them to be.  Beyond that, only their will to do right can help them, but covering up their mistakes or helping them cover their mistakes can be the worst thing for them.  I've raised five children who are adults now doing very well.
Hoping that when you let maturity and time do it's work, you end up with a better standard for right and wrong.  All the best.

@Wuhan Virus Based on the facts we can see in this video, Chris' father apparently failed to love his son enough to build character in him that would keep him from taking someone's life, hiding the evidence, and then lying about it.  Your defense of Chris and his dad makes me think you might be Chris' dad or capable of what Chris did.

@Wuhan Virus Because that mentality does not offer your son a moral compass or standard of right and wrong...no doubt what contributed to the situation Chris is in now...and that's not love.

@Wuhan Virus I believe Chris' father feels the same as you, which is a very scary thought.

@Wuhan Virus  I'm saying you don't know about me.

His parents (by all the accounts I've read and all the evidence I've seen) are psychopathic and narcissistic as well.

Everyone here is acting like they would just go confess and do life in prison, or take the death penalty. You and your family would be doing everything you could, guilty or innocent. We only have one life here. Just because you murder someone, doesn’t mean you willingly will give your life up. If I was in his position, I would try to get out of it also. Would I deserve to be in prison? Yep. But would I just accept that and just go live in a cage until I die? Hell no. I fucked up but Im not just going to lay down and quit living.

They're as bad as he is if not worse. Especially his mother. Look into his parents.

vjayez i seen that it made my blood boil

@An Ton yep, both his parents "love him so much and will always love him"

@n p even after watts described killing his two daughters in a prison interview?

Nope, unfortunately the dad still believes  his liar son and thinks Shannan is responsible


imagine it's just a complete 180 and it's the plot for Gone Girl


22:25 probably was on the news about 10 seconds later..


14:05 polygraph lady to Chris  "Chicks are crazy"
Chris: right let me tell you about that chick

14:05 polygraph lady to Chris  *"Chicks are crazy"*
Chris: right let me tell you about that chick


So help me out, did Shanann actually kill the kids? Bc if she didn't then he didn't really "confess". I'm confused lol

@Anais Amorette okay thanks! that makes sense, I was just confused about the outcome and use of term "confession" in relation to his crime.

He confessed he killed her so that  was 50% of the crime, kinda... but the affair and the strange way he acted  make them get to the conclusion that the whole time was him the one who killed everyone (shannon didnt kill her daughters and there is even some suspicious that she was sleeping when everything happened) but they need a confession  even if it was just the half of it, to know where the bodies were so they could also blame him for the death of the girls and noborn baby, sorry if I didn't explain myself correctly but English it's not my native language also if you want to know more about this case I suggest you to watch the Netflix documentary it's really informative.


detective: “did shannan do anything to the kids?”

chris will remember that

detective: “did shannan do anything to the kids?”

*chris will remember that*

i wonder what he saw in his head when she said that

@NyahJzt - You can’t even tell from this picture bro why are you horned up in the YouTube comments? Control yourself

@Metallic Rose OMG BUT LIKE I GENUINELY STAN YOU FROM YOU DESTROYING THAT JACKASS (get it? Hehe)

@Somebody else best comment of the year.

@Somebody else best comment of the year.

@Jack The response I expected from someone with a first grade reading level

@Jack How are you watching this video if you can't read more than a sentence?

@Jack Talk to someone first and see if they're interested.

@Metallic Rose I'm not gonna read your books, bro. Sentence or less.

@Jack So sorry. 52 words is too hard. You should talk to someone and see if they're interested before you hit on them. That short enough?

@Jack Still though. You know when someone wants to be flirted with because (if you're not being creepy) you engage in conversation first and are able to pick up on the social cues that the other party would like that. That way nobody feels uncomfortable

@Metallic Rose referring to "she never asked"

@Jack You... asked. You said "Why not?" to the person you're replying too!

@Somebody else bruh, you really went extra on this 👉👈😳 whats your grinder id?

@xX_Cigarette_Daydreams_Xx Who asks? Lol.

@xX_Cigarette_Daydreams_Xx Who asks? Lol.

@Jack because of human decency? She never asked to get hit on? So like, don’t?

@Willy Money she never asked to get hit on. If someone wants to get hit on they go to dating websites. This is just annoying as f.

@NyahJzt - Huge respect bro, how you get it

@NyahJzt - Huge respect bro, how you get it

@xX_Cigarette_Daydreams_Xx where is the harrasment

@xX_Cigarette_Daydreams_Xx but I didn't say nothing besides Okay '-'

@NyahJzt - „i hAvE nO aRgUmEnT tO dEfEnD mYsELf wiTh sO I mUsT mAkE fUn oF tHaT pErSoN“ is basically what you’re saying ✨

@kRuBeX sorry english is not my main language so yea I am also multi language speaker ops

@xX_Cigarette_Daydreams_Xx okay "kawai cheese OwO" . . .

@Somebody else If you have knowledge to what "👉👈😳" means your whole comment would make no sense, this is literally a caricature of an existing meme and this emojis in this order represent being shy, this has no compability to any sort of "strong behavior" whatsoever, just put 😳👉👈 in google and see the memes by yourself, so yes I was only joking and being ironic with this type of meme while also taking my chances

@Somebody else you really did take this to an upper level didn't you

@NyahJzt - There's a very slim chance at outsmarting anyone while spelling "which" like that

@NyahJzt -You know why youre sometimes successful with these type of flirt ?

Because in the first place it looks like youre a strong and brave one clearly communicating your intentions and not taking too much care about that -
thats the only reasons for this macho behaviour to work - its assumed to be strong and confident - but this will get testet soon or later on - if you can stand that ok - but if you are just making a show embiggening yourself - that will be seen/exposed soon or later.

And believe me she will be dissapointed :)

@NyahJzt - She looks cute you noticed that,  and made some comment about getting in touch with her.

so what to be ironic about ? You are not making any reference to the content she provided and most people wont buy that BS (like if she had made any reference to herself in the comment you answered)

and even if so ...

After ppl are getting at you you cowardly claim to be the smartass and the others being dumb.

You know what ? If youre looking for a girlfriend or even a good/satisfying onenightstand - just stop to be a coward and start to behave like a man if you want to be attraktive to women.

Means grow to act strong and not weak - it takes a lot more confindence and strength to be and stand upright to what you are even if this does not make you look good.

- how are you supposed to lead protect and guide your family or give her some safety if youre a weather vane, if you cant stand your intentions, thoughts and deeds hm ?

You should have just stand there and take peoples stuff or ignore it instead of cowardly bending yourself into the desired postition - and on top claiming you where the smartass.

makes you look like a weak individual instead of what you might have assumed this will make others think about you.

Now tell me how that should be considered attractive as long you are not seeking for being dominated ?

 - you will almost instantly turn off any girl (at least the ones i know) by acting that way even if she initially liked you or felt you were attractive in the first place.

So cmon - youre not helping yourself neither others with that way of acting - do you really want to be a coward your whole life ? Wondering why the women you get mainly go after your things rather than after you or youre feeling not really to be subject of their pleasure ?

Its because YOU need to have some worth to be gone after if not being attractive yourself shes only left to explain to herself to other reasons why and then you wonder about that ?

... love is not a rational thing man if you try to base on rational grounds with which you try to embiggen yourself or making a rational base why to be loved or being see as attractive youve already set the path to have killed it.

just saying ...

omg give me the cat in ur pfp it's so damn cute

@Jacob H turns out I was being ironic witch means I outsmarted all people in this comment section

@berzerk 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

@berzerk 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

@NyahJzt - down bad 4k ratio sus fortnite balls

@NyahJzt - YouTube 👏 is 👏 NOT 👏 a 👏 dating 👏 website 👏. Just because you see pretty girl you don’t have to harass her like that :/

@NyahJzt - Jesus, man. Get some help please

@NyahJzt - Jesus, man. Get some help please

@NyahJzt - I been trying to think of a comment that makes you feel dumb enough for typing this but I just cant do it. congrats

ayo pretty thing u so damn cute fr why don't you just gime your instagram? 😳👉👈

@Cynister yeah its a telltale games reference

@Jacob Price Isn't it a Telltale reference?

@Jacob Price Isn't it a Telltale reference?

@iRANT it’s a fallout companion reference

@iRANT it’s a fallout companion reference


I would be so mad at them for talking to one like I was stupid..but in his case he IS stupid,  so guess it was justified  !


I know it was effective in getting a confession but I don't like the interrogation method they used to lead him into claiming Shennan did it to the kids and he only killed her in retaliation. It leaves so much room for doubt in the eyes of people with half a brain cell and also throws dirt on her name in death when she can't defend herself anymore. I'm just glad at least it resulted in a guilty verdict and that the real truth is out there publicly for anyone who wants to know what a monster he truly is.

They got enough to hold him, though. Without that first admission, they had nothing. The polygraph is inadmissible because it can be unreliable. Without A confession, even if it’s not ALL the confessing he needs to do, the alternative let them detain him so he couldn’t destroy more evidence. And they didn’t let him sit on the idea. They immediately attacked it. The technique worked masterfully.


I am more emotional when I can't find my cat for 10 minutes, when she found some way to squeeze under the sofa again


Chris’ dad: You should probably get a lawyer
Detectives: Stumbles in Woah hey guys wassup

Chris’ dad: You should probably get a lawyer
Detectives: *Stumbles in* Woah hey guys wassup

My dad is a total dick. He would have told me to hell with a lawyer; and just confess and deal with the punishment.

@Leaning Forward lol okay big guy have a happy 2022

Exactly it's funny how quick they break the character and panic when someone say lawyer.

Too late at that point; They heard everything he had just said, and he waved his Miranda rights. NEVER, EVER do that (guilty or not)! Notice how his explanation was only used against him, and not for him by saying she smothered the kids...? Only used against you; Never for you!

@Kayleigh McGee a lawyer got casey anthony off, so…

No point him having a lawyer they can't help him or save him

Ronnie Watts: "... Lawyer"<br>Agents: 🏃♀🏃💨

Right after telling them “y’all take as much time as you need.”


They didn't have enough evidence, the dad should've just kept his mouth shut.<br>The interrogators are very good. Thanks to this video, we will have more criminals being able to avoid legal actions.

They didn't have enough evidence, the dad should've just kept his mouth shut.
The interrogators are very good. Thanks to this video, we will have more criminals being able to avoid legal actions.


If every criminal thought like me shows like this would not exist
bcuz I'd never say sh*t to these
 interrogators .....


Why do none of these people ever get lawyers???

The vast majority of them probably do. The few cases where they don't are just the ones that end up on youtube channels like this.


He should have shifted the blame to the poligraph women,  asking 'where were you when my kids disapeared'


Detective "Did your wife do somthing?"

Chris:  🤔you know what as a matter of fact she did

It bothers me that the Reid technique offers these lesser motives for crimes, as long as they get a confession it doesn’t matter what smh

Chris was thinking, "Oh shit these cops are giving me an out. Awesome thanks cops!"

Some people actually believe that Shannann killed their daughters even tho he admitted that he killed their daughters.

He takes swig of water!  Hmm yeah this could work.  It was Shannann...  Yess thats it (idiot thinks)  I am a heroooo!!!

Comment of the year 2021 🏆<br>I keep laughing about this through the days thanks. Not cool anyone died but this guy has 0 self awareness

Comment of the year 2021 🏆
I keep laughing about this through the days thanks. Not cool anyone died but this guy has 0 self awareness


It’s like a high stake game of poker at this point.


Chris we are giving u a life line here and u need to take it.

This is known as the buzzer beater hail Mary technique.


One of the best chanels on youtube.why are there not uploading no more...


The fact that he said there and tried to blame his wife that he murdered for murdering those babies is disgusting. Especially knowing one of those babies had to watch the other one die, knowing she was next. I just can’t imagine such an evil.

@Scott Everett he had to break their bones to get them into there.

Here what’s amazing he got the two girls body threw a 8 in hole I don’t believe that and her grave was 8 ft by 14 ft this needs to be looked at more carefully cus that Beyond belief


where did part 4 go?  it's not even on Patreon anymore :/.  we need new material!  what do you need?


Also ... Will someone please teach Jim to swim?<br>He wouldn't even need to change the name, JCS, turns out, Jim CAN swim!!!🥳😅  there's a plot twist to match Game of Thrones!

Also ... Will someone please teach Jim to swim?
He wouldn't even need to change the name, JCS, turns out, Jim CAN swim!!!🥳😅  there's a plot twist to match Game of Thrones!


The police. You. How hard it must have been for you. Right there are two good coppers. I pray.


Just for an alternative viewpoint - I kind of really feel awful for that other woman. She had no idea he hasn’t even separated from his wife, went out with this guy for a few weeks, he took her out to dinner… then casually went home to murder his entire family. How disgusted would you feel with yourself, how could you ever date again?

I'm pretty sure she did and actually has still been talking to him while he's been in prison


Dad: "Lawy-"
Officers: kicks through interrogation room glass "OH CHRIS, OH DARLING ANGEL"

Dad: "Lawy-"
Officers: *kicks through interrogation room glass* "OH CHRIS, OH DARLING ANGEL"


I’m gonna start a metal band and name it “Polygraph: Failed It.”


that clock ticking be stressing me the f out lmao


Nikki needs to be investigated just like Chris


I don't think Agent Tammi's husband gets away with any lies.

he still walks barefoot around the house

Are you sure you got caught in traffic after work tonight?

I thought polygraphs were inadmissible in court because they can go either way.. Why did this dummy not get a lawyer? I am glad he didn't I am just amazed I would not have told them shit. He just blabbed right along.

Could you imagine what it would be like if she were your mom and you did something wrong?  This guy is pure evil

BadTrip likely they didn’t even get a conclusive polygraph result. They just used it to break him no matter of the result. This isn’t just a cruel but also naive person.

@Breezy I started laughing at your first sentence because I knew you were about to prove my point LMFAO 😂. Please, keep going. You've already embarrassed yourself anyway.

Is everyone in this thread a teenager? Not one mention of the shocking possibility that her husband could actually be a decent person without any ill intent.

I started to say that must suck, but I can't lie, it's pretty hot how much of a bad ass she is here lol. She trolled him 😂

God damnit Ron you’re taking that polygraph again, I can never trust you.

I didn't realize how much goes into these things

I dnt think agent tammy even has a husband to annoy

Probably not, interrogation like this requires alot of background and prep, you have to be on the job per say and your mind at work to pick up on the cues and use the techniques, she views her husband as an ally and wouldnt without a lot of preparation be able to discern lies like she did Chris.

husband comes home from work smelling like perfume

Ego up technique - 1x

Dossier technique- 10x

Futility technique - 50x

*husband comes home from work smelling like perfume*

Ego up technique - 1x

Dossier technique- 10x

Futility technique - 50x

@Ivan Blando I actually just finished watching Making a Murderer!  Wow it is seriously messed up!

@gunnerzz11 no lie this had me dying.. 😂😂😂

He's actually in jail after he confessed to a murder he didn't do....!

I was just about to say.  That husband makes sure he comes directly home after work.

@BadTrip well it might work a little bit, but i would never submit to one ever, for that exact reason lol.

With the polygraph she can prove any truths to be lies and vice versa. It's pseudo science bullshit.

or... hes gotten really good at lying lol

Lol... I'm sure he's pretty aware of it.


Soon as the word lawyer was said, in they come again.


Detective: You did it.
Me: No I didn't.
Detective: "The Pause Technique"
Me: Dang, you got me I did it.

@Thomas O'Donnell everyone can say that. But when you do something bad and end up in the interrogation room, everything won't be the same.

@Thomas O'Donnell you'd break under the pressure. I was thinking seeing this stuff and learning about would help me in a situation where you're interrogated but you won't think about that when you're actually placed in that position.

The same goes for emergency responses. We all like to believe that we are good samaritans or at least willing to help. When the first responsibility deflecting situation arises it's hard af to act against your natural.instinct tho.

Don't underestimate the power of someone just staring at you. It's extremely unsettling and you will end up telling them either what they want to hear or the cold hard truth. Just so they will stop staring at you. "Please for the love of God, just avert your gaze from me or at least say something!".

The Pause Technique is deadlier than the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique. In 5 seconds, you start falling apart


Something doesn’t sit right with me regarding that Chris guy... 🤔


I hate the way he says "those kids" as if they're not his.


The polygraph lady is dangerous. She’s FANTASTIC


Detective: Hello Chris.
Chris: Hello.
Detective: PAUSE TECHNIQUE

Detective: Hello Chris.
Chris: Hello.
Detective: *PAUSE TECHNIQUE*

info addict Are you aware of who the development of calculus is accredited to?

I don’t understand why people steal comments? Is it for the likes?

@Robertas Vaicius seconds do feel like a whole minute monologue when you're under pressure

YALL DOIN TOO MUCH IN THIS COMMENT SECTION 😭😭😭😭😭


did he not think he was being recorded lmfao


I always laught out when the MALE FBI agent present himself as a chris watt side acting like a very soft man like Chris i know your good dad something like that😂 This is the chris who tells the truth because you're a truth teller 😀😀😀😂 i like that FBI MALE AGENT the way he Compliment his very FAKE but chriss fall for it who in the right wiuod belive that they will acused for murder and after 5, minute saying your good man i like you something like ... Nibody will belive him but this chriss belive ahahahah


Obviously he's guilty (not to mention deeply stupid) so it's definitely not like I feel bad for the guy, but seeing the manipulation they use still creeps me out. They do exactly the same thing to the innocent people that they interrogate. You better not lie to the cops, but they can lie to you all they want. So just get a lawyer. Always.

Lol! I'm listening to the confession of a killer and still feeling like the cops are the real sociopaths in the room.


Feel bad for the dad. Being suckered emotionally for his son's own lie. Sad

@jon Think about it from the dad's perspective why he would say that in court. Chris' wife and daughters are gone and that fact cannot be changed. The least he can do is try to ensure Chris walks free or gets as minimum of a sentence as possible. If he says that he would never forgive his son, the jury would think "His own dad doesn't think he deserves to be free. Why should we?" so he naturally said the thing to appease the jury. <br>I am pretty sure if he isn't a psycho like his son, he cares about at least his granddaughters. He probably didn't actually forgive his son.

@jon Think about it from the dad's perspective why he would say that in court. Chris' wife and daughters are gone and that fact cannot be changed. The least he can do is try to ensure Chris walks free or gets as minimum of a sentence as possible. If he says that he would never forgive his son, the jury would think "His own dad doesn't think he deserves to be free. Why should we?" so he naturally said the thing to appease the jury.
I am pretty sure if he isn't a psycho like his son, he cares about at least his granddaughters. He probably didn't actually forgive his son.

Benjamin Mariano yea I can't explain that

jon. I believe he cares. Chris is his son though. It's impossible to explain rationally the love one has for his child

@jon To an extent it's understandable a parent sticking up for their kid, it's the one thing you expect them to do. Many parents say their kids should face the consequences of their actions but that doesn't mean it doesn't effect the parent emotionally.  I feel for his Dad, he couldn't have predicted or stopped this is any way, he has no control over the situation that his son was dumb enough to get into. All he can do is be there for him as his Dad.

@Matt B He never liked Shanon and in court, he said that he “forgives” Chris for murdering Chris’s wife and daughters. Don’t think he gives a shit about Shanon

Dad probably always new his son was a weirdo. There must be signs early on if someone’s capable of such horrific acts

@Nonya Business I don't think so. Those were his grandchildren his son murdered.


Feel like the polygraph lady gave him the idea to say “mother hurt the kids, that’s y he killed her” only he knows what happened. But seems like the idea of the mother killing the kids was given to him

@AJ1namillion🦋🌸 thank you so much for that information 🙏🏽💫. I didn’t know that

He did get the idea from her, and she got a lot of shit for it. But they just needed to give him an out to break down that barrier. Once he could admit they were dead, they could get closer to the truth. Chris said in a prison interview later that he didn’t even think about that option until she said it.


light yagami wouldn’t stand a chance against these detectives

Light: I'm not the one using the death note!

Polygraph lady: why dont you tell me all the ways someone could use the death note


This polygrapher is phenomenal at her job, the detective as well. To watch them work together was art.


"Chris, go ahead and turn for us, we want to measure your wrists"


I almost throw up every time he says those little girls


Wonder why they didn’t ask about the kids on the polygraph.