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I never understand how can you start the video by saying “watch how a murderer gets away scot free” and less than three minutes later advice that murderer to “call a lawyer because the police isn’t gonna help you”. If you want to literally advice violent criminals to better save their sorry asses from justice so bad, then at least don’t be double-faced wishing that they lawyered up from the very start!! Especially when the only reason why you do have this channel and can make videos is because of the criminals that do NOT lawyer up!
That works both ways you can make your self look extremely guilty which will give them more then enough for suspicion to call that judge up an get a warrant they will have done asap
A friend is a career cop. He always says to his kids that if they ever get in trouble for ANYTHING, don’t say a single word. Not one. Either leave if you can or ask for a lawyer and don’t say a single word. The small talk is to get a baseline on you before they start the meat of the interrogation. It’s all a technique from start to finish.
@anna there’re are so many people that get accused of things they didn’t do. Never talk without a lawyer period. You can speak through your lawyer to help solve the case.
@anna you can say you are innocent but they don't know that and they usually say that we don't know that the you are innocent we just trying to figure things out that's the reason you shouldn't talk to them even if you are in the right
I had to read on the case but she is the Aunt of the suspected murderer. She went to pick up her nieces (laquanda) baby and some tires from the baby daddy (victim-Josh). Her son (R. exile) and the suspect (C. Nero) was with her. The suspect (Nero) is her nephew and also the brother of the victims(Josh) baby mama (laquanda). She had the child leaving the apartment while the victim (josh) and his baby mamas (laquanda) brother (Nero) were arguing. she heard a shot and the victim (josh) yell ive been shot. She ran down to the car with the baby and then the suspect and her son (R. exile) all drove off. She said that he (Nero) said it will be alright auntie and he showed no remorse. The cops used that as a basis to charge her nephew (Nero) They were under the impression she would testify against her nephew. When it came time to subpoena for court she had heart issues etc. They could never get her to court to testify and so the prosecution time ran out so he was release with charges dropped. Not sure why it is her interrogation that says psychopath. No back story or psychological eval on anyone involved so this video is confusing. Youre welcome!
Oh wait yall. Giving this information i think hes calling the nephew the psychopath and saying how via the aunt. Then she had heart problems which in result helped the nephew walk free
I was thinking the same thing people that talk a whole whole lot like Amber heard and that trial they’re lying if you Gotta do all that talking to explain yourself Yep. 👍
Apparently you CAN talk yourself out as well, as the video illustrates for us all. I mean did you even watch it?? The whole point of this video, as well as it's description, is to show us that it is indeed possible. Your comment is funny because people do it all of the time. Talking is literally the ONLY way to get yourself out of trouble. LoL. Not trying to be a dick, just pointing out some facts.
My step dad was a Lieutenant with the police department for 30 years. A few things he taught me. 1. It doesn’t matter what you’re being questioned for. No matter how small or big the situation, ALWAYS, keep your mouth shut, and ask for a lawyer! Shady cops will use some tactics like telling you that only guilty people ask for a lawyer. Nope smart people do. If they say that, your only response should be whatever, Still need a lawyer. If they say your friend already rolled over on you, “whatever, still need at lawyer!!” 2. NEVER, EVER let the police in your house without a warrant!! No matter how nice they are being. There is a process they have to go through to get into your house. Do not let them bypass the work they have to do. If they want into your house for ANY reason, they need a warrant. 3. Read up on ALL of your rights!! Know the law, and don’t let them scare or bully you into a confession or anything else! Some police will do anything for a confession! Don’t fall for it!
People seem to think that by asking for a lawyer it makes you look guilty and somehow counts against you. It doesn't. Always ask to speak to a lawyer who can advise and speak for you and get a grip on the situation.
As an interrogator he should know that when she asked if she needed a lawyer, him looking down and away as he was considering an answer was a huge tell. Don't ever talk people. Guilty or innocent do not speak without a lawyer
@@gristamshackleford2102 agree whole heartedly. You all do amazing work. Thank you for keeping everyone safer. That ladies story had my brain all over the place. Have to admit it was a tell though!😉
Yeah, if you are in their crosshairs, their concern is to make a case against you. Not whether you are innocent or guilty, just whether they could win a case or not. A +1 for their career. They want to MAKE you fit for the case, unfortunately. Talking is how innocent people end up in prison 🤫
Even if you are innocent, in this situation the police are never trying to help you. ever. Always get a lawyer. Even a public defender if you are innocent is better than speaking to the police.
And the first thing they’ll say, “do not answer any questions”. You’d think one out of those two options would be enough for people to remember. Also, I love how when she finally said she wanted a lawyer, they concluded the interview - immediately.
And if the detectives read you your Miranda Rights and make sure you answer "yes I understand " to each part like they did here you are likely not free to walk out. Im not through the video yet but I'm positive that If she tried to get up and leave they would likely arrest her. They are trying to lock you into a story and timeline which they will use against her later
I hate when people say “if they were innocent they wouldn’t need a lawyer” NO HONEY! They will twist your words and make you look guilty when you didn’t do shit… NEVER talk without a lawyer. Even if your are innocent as hell, LAYWER PLEASE AND THANK YOU SIR 👋🏼
Just my honest feedback here: this video was not very clear for me. The title and description say this person is a *cold blooded psychopath who murdered someone* Nothing shown or said in the video explains or proves any of that to me, or leads me to believe that. I also didn't hear anything about the psychology of the case or those involved. This is too one-sided and doesn't include enough background info, evidence, or accounts from anyone else involved or anything like that, which would very much help to understand the case more. I was also very confused by the end of the interview leading right into the conclusion of Nero's arrest. *Edit* _So Many_ people in the comments here think that Gary (the woman being interviewed) is the guilty party, which is not the case. Again, this video is so not clear or explained well.
she truly does not seem like a narcissist nor a sociopath. Sometimes police fabricate stories about people to make them appear better than they are. I was once interrogated while tipsy with alcohol and my story kept changing. The interrogation was brutal...they cussed me out, threatened me, did not allow me to use the bathroom nor drink water, yelled racial slurs at me, and told me I was going to jail for murder. I was the one that called the police in the first place. When the paramedics and police arrived, I was the one who was handcuffed and interrogated brutally. I was placed in jail, finger-printed, denied a lawyer, etc...they tried to force a confession wanting me to sign a statement saying that I shot my two friends. when I told them no they said I will go to jail either way. since I refused to sign the confession I was going to jail for a longer sentence. What it was ...the police could not find the criminal and so they just wanted to close the case to make them look good. Eventually after many hours of surgery my friends survived the shooting and they both said who shot them and guess what it was not me. The police let me go free but I still had to spend a day in jail, strip searched, anal cavity searched, brutally interrogated, etc... it was very scary. This woman seems uneducated , yes, and sadly the police are taking advantage of it just as they took advantage of me when I was under the influence of alcohol. I do not know if she is guilty or not but I do see that the police are in the wrong.
I believe the psychopath the creator was speaking of was Courtney! However, the woman in being interrogated straight up lied when she said she was drunk during her interrogation. The went on the claim “health issues” during the trial which led to time running out and a murderer going free. I don’t believe anyone made up stories about her.
FOR THE PEOPLE THINKING SHES THE SUSPECT…… I feel she was nothing more then a witness, Courtney was the suspect, she was just caught up in a stressful and life threatening situation so she reacted by leaving the scene to get away from the threat (gunfire) afterwards she starts putting two and two together and realizes that her Nephew (Courtney) may be the culprit and so she did the right thing and is telling the police.
I mean yeah if I'm hearing a shot or shots in my general area, I'm not looking to see who the fuck is doing it, I'm dipping fast asf lol. Been there done that lol
She is a good person for being honest. But the cops will manipulate what she or anyone says to fit their narrative. So she isn’t doing right by herself. Her right is to remain silent and let everyone else do their jobs. It’s not her job to solve it for them. Bc they will screw her over. But yes she’s a good person.
You have the right to remain silent.. anything and everything you say will be used against you in Court.. So you don't say anything and cops lose their minds..
You also have the right to not walk into the police station and talk to them. Also, I understand every single thing she's saying perfect fine, she's IS speaking English, just a little slang.
@@josepha3805 This comment just sounds like racism to me, i am not a native english speaker, i am not even fluent and i can understand what she speaks very well.. She has a specific dialect (as far as i know, common to afro-americans) but it is very possible to understand.
@@isabelaribbeiro Well, it isn't racism. You're paranoid and probably see racism everywhere. She doesn't speak proper English and most people wouldn't understand wtf she's saying.
@@willwrite3675 has nothing to do with race. Dreads are longated vs an afto and he made a point of that with his hand movements after she stated that he had a small afo. He was either not really listening or being ignorant.
Cops are not there to be your therapist or to be a 'sounding board' for your particular situation. When asked to come into a police station for questioning you simply say: "I'd be happy to, as soon as I call my lawyer & see what they think about it". That pretty much shuts that whole thing down bcuz if they had anything to arrest you on you'd be wearing cuffs instead of answering their phone call.. ~Peace✌🏽
ALWAYS. REQUEST. A. LAWYER! No matter what the circumstances, if you truly believe you’re innocent or if you have more involvement than you wanted or you’re purely guilty and know it - GET A LAWYER APPOINTED TO YOU! It helps keep innocent people out of the jail system. Cops are NEVER doing you favors. Ever.
Notice how cops always start to stutter when anyone mentions maybe needing or getting a lawyer If you’re sat there and this happens it’s definitely time to say “ lawyer now” loud as f 😂
Because they are too busy being great at what they do and creating the content or making to the NBA or opening a restaurant or buying a house to fix up and rent out ..it's too many things. Just enjoy
Even if I was telling the truth, I would get confused at the way they're asking questions. I would answer things differently or mis-remember timelines or something. That's why I NEVER talk to police. I pay taxes which pay them. I'm not going to do their job for them.
keeping your story straight is overrated. how many have told and re-told the truth, thought they sounded like a liar, then told a lie to not sound like a liar when they told the truth?
A lie is usually made up in linear fashion and hard as hell/near to impossible to recount backwards or from the center. Thats why they jump around in the interview. The fact that even the truth is still subject to human memory may be a factor, but if it is what really was experienced, it is easier to recount backwards or from the middle of the time-line and remain consistent. Agree with all the other commenter saying never answer a single question - what is your name? my name is ___. (Instead- I'm sorry I can't begin to answer your questions until we have a lawyer in the room with us. Here's my id. )
Baffles me that she didn’t just leave or stop talking & request a lawyer , all they were doing was trying to make a case against her & she just kept giving information.
I think 30 mins is perfect, you are able to talk through it without a half hour of pointless dialogue, I do also understand that some are full interrogations which is also fine. Good work keep it up
Hour or longer if it’s quality content. I usually watch this stuff while I’m cleaning or doing stuff around the house. So it’s annoying having to stop and search for another video. If I can find an hour-2 hour long interrogation I’m hella happy.
@@makeyourself9110 lol YESSSS I hate having to stop in the middle of whatever to find a new video to watch/listen too!!! So I love when I can find long ones as well, but they CAN sometimes get boring or repetitive depending the cops, suspect and the charge I guess.
When the detective said " if you don't like the way things are going you can just stop. " Anything you say or do can be used in a court of law " it's the set up for me!😂
How she can't see that they are literally gathering evidence against her every single second during the, "interview", is beyond me. She's digging her own grave. Never ever answer questions regardless of guilt or innocence. If you do, you're actively participating in building a case against yourself.
You're right BUT people with narcissistic, sociopathic or even psychopathic personality disorders don't reason as the average person who feels empathy would. So since they typically believe their own lies, they believe others will too. They walk into an interrogation believing they'll convince those questioning, that they're innocent. Jokes on them in most cases... as these investigators are highly trained. Method to the madness, will have ppl sing like a bird.
@@sussybaka551 I don't think thats the case here, maybe some think they can and actually try to convince the detectives of their innocence. A lot only do it because they think they will look guilty if they refuse, they also think they will be able to refrain from giving up any harmful information. It's rare the person will actually answer everything and try to make up lies and trick them, she clearly isn't trying to do this. Right away you can tell she's opposed to talking as soon as he mentions reading her rights. She was asking about a lawyer etc...doesn't seem like someone ready and confident to make them believe a story.
Unless there is no case to be built against yourself. I’m starting to think from watching these you probably need a lawyer even more if you are innocent than if you’re guilty.
i see a lot of comments raving about the 30 minute length so i’d just like to put in that i prefer the longer videos. i feel like i’m getting all the info and it’s a whole experience. However, i will enjoy anything posted by this channel. great job!
Always ask for a lawyer! If you’re a witness, then give the information. If you know you’re a part of a crime, or even if you’re innocent, shut up, and demand an atty!
@@OnlyJalenPhd yup that's right demand an atty as in adarall. It'll help u stay focus on telling on yourself while helping the detectives help putting u away for life
NEVER, ever speak to the police. Never! If a law enforcer calls your home and asks that you come in for questioning, get a lawyer IMMEDIATELY because that means you're part of an investigation. Shut your trap, go in with a lawyer and allow your attorney to speak on your behalf!
These guys were salesmen in another life. Just crazy seeing how so many of the subtle "suggestive" tactics are just like those I saw used in sales to close a big sale while making the customer feel like they are the ones calling all the shots.
I was even more tired of the same questions over and over than she was. I was just about to turn this off but I realized it was almost over and stuck it out. I usually love these interrogations, but this one was ridiculous.
I agree! She saw through their tactic of repetition bc they didn’t do it properly in my opinion. You could see them sit there and look down, pause and try to create a way to ask the same questions differently. Poor police work. They need interrogation training.
Sis put her story together and she didn’t budge! Her nephew was in trouble and she stuck to her statement to help him. This was a piss poor interrogation. She knew exactly what happened. Josh was killed for whatever issues he and the girl had. She was protecting her nephew from going to jail.
Absolutely. This is absolutely ridiculous. I hope others will make comments like this. This police department should be under scrutiny and everyone should share this.
It blows my mind that everyone can get access to both police interviews and watch live trials ! I think its brilliant we don't get this in the UK .Excellent video stranger stories keep up the good work 🤘
I too wish we had this in the UK. There have been a few Scottish cases where the judge allowed cameras in but I don't think its ever happened in england (I live in Portsmouth). Mind you I'd never leave the house if we had a court TV dedicated channel here 😸
@@catfish5272 Why? What does video cameras have to do with the virdict?? And I believe they were BOTH found guilty! He with a larger settlement. Do you listen to reports? Or just bash everything!
I hope my experience will reach many of you out there and will allow you to make the right choice if you are TRULY innocent. I was 15 years old. Police stopped my boyfriend and his friend in a car and I. They took us downtown. They had all 3 of us in separate interrogation rooms. One detective came to the room that I was in at 15 years old and told me I know that you know what is going on. They robbed a man at gun point. I told him I was at school all day and I don’t know what they are talking about. I truly stuck with my story which was true. I was at school all day. They told me my boyfriend confessed and it’s time for me to do so too. They kept me there until 10 that night. I got out school at 2 PM. I repeated my innocence Over and over. They eventually brought me home. And they also released my boyfriend and his friend. That was my first experience with the police and the abuse that they throw at the inner city community. I wish my immigrant parents new better to hold them accountable for my distress and sued them. Police need to be held accountable for bullshit such as this. I am 36 now with 3 children and I will forever remember that and will always hold them accountable for lies and abuse that they dish out to inner city blacks and whites. I am grown and educated and know the game now. Fuck the police. We are to trust them but can’t even do so because of shit like this.
Very sorry for your horrible experience, but extremely glad nothing came of it for you or your boyfriend. It is a good tool to help others telling your frightening experience to all people, but especially maybe visiting schools and other places children hang out and tell them your story in hopes it will help someone from making a serious mistake and end up behind bars for crimes that didn't commit. This stuff is real and happens to innocent people every day. Our police everywhere should be held accountable for the mistakes they make. I no what happened to you was no mistake, it was deliberated, but failed to accomplished the unthinkable. The lies the police are able to tell suspects or person's of interest should be against their constitutional rights. Everyone is not as fortunate as you all were. Thanks for sharing!
Yes I know its crazy how some thing work in this world and lying to expose someone you're not sure committed a crime just doesn't seem completely right.
Ummmm..smart? In what way? 🤔 These "smart families" are killing people left and right. Shit is bad bad! If you know, you know. I live in the hood. You don't go out alone, you don't go out at night, shit, you don't go out unless you got to go to work even then a stray bullet flies through and kills family member or your child and the gangs don't give af the bullet wasn't meant for you so you was just collateral damage Task forces are now saying the gangs nowadays are turning into "hybrid gangs" which makes it much harder for police to track cuz certain people will be staging a robbery today on the South with one gang than tomorrow they're drive-by shooting with a different gang, shooting up the same ppl who they just kicked it with 12-24hrs ago. The younger gen of gangs from 12-17 etc don't have loyalty towards anyone around and are out to shoot anybody. Kids as young as 7yo out here running the streets, vandalizing, got parents who don'give a shit except when to whoop them and there's little to no supervision so of course they're going to look for it elsewhere. I feel real sorry for the future generations cuz many of these kids are fkd from the moment they are conceived and its ppl like you who think they're some kinda superheroes. Hopefully you don't have to witness somebody die or feel the burn of a bullet and pray to God it didn't hit anything major. Just saying 🤷♀️
What do you guys do for work that you can watch videos at and pay attention I’m seriously curious I do health care and want a second job where I could actually be on my phone! That would be awesome!!
I'm nervous talking to cops for speeding 8mph over. I am definitely getting attorney. They say it "makes you look guilty " I don't care about the "look" just the outcome
No matter what! ALWAYS ask for your lawyer. NEVER speak to the police unless you have your lawyer. By the way this is a good short interrogation video, I really enjoy your context and I am So happy that I fell upon your channel!
'Do I need a lawyer?' JESUS YES! I don't see myself ever being in a situation where I'm in a police station and being interviewed but these videos have taught me that legal representation is VITAL if that ever does happen, guilty or not. Obviously, guilty individuals who are too dumb to ask for a lawyer are doing the justice system a great favour by just flapping their gums freely, but it never fails to surprise me how easily they incriminate themselves because they think that asking for a lawyer will make them look guilty.
Because I am a true crime enthusiast, although I dont ever see myself in an interrogation room a lawyer would be the first call I make bf talking to anybody.
Whenever someone is read their Miranda Rights and then still talks without a lawyer anyway regardless of them being guilty or not just shows how often people hear the words but aren't really listening or comprehending what is actually being said
I’m appalled that the general public does not understand that police use “anything and everything you say” against you wether you’re under arrest or not!! How do people not get that???
Obvious answer would be: plenty of people leave, you're just not watching their interrogations on UA-cam because no interrogation took place lol. But I also assume the average person thinks "I did nothing wrong, if I walk away now they're going to think I have something to hide". The police kind of enforce that belief. And who's got the money to call a lawyer when they're innocent? Better to just go to the police station and clear things up... If you're innocent, you've got nothing to lose, right? After all, the justice system would never fail anyone...
Because only the guilty feel the need to prove their innocent they think maybe they won't suspect me because I'm willing to talk to them . If they get up and leave they think it makes them look guilty cause why would anyone innocent want a lawyer . Classic detective reverse psychology.
It's not about helping the person across the table. It's about the pursuit of justice and order. It's her decision whether or not to talk, or get legal counsel.
My BFF is a UC in Orlando and the first thing he says is to SAY NOTHING. If they tell you you're free to go, giddy up and GO! You are under no requirement by law to help the police with their investigation, EVER. Invoke the 5th, walk out and contact an attorney, otherwise anything and everything you say WILL be used against you!!
I am a retired cop, and I will tell you the smartest thing you can do for yourself is to ALWAYS Lawyer Up!! But the best thing you can do is, stay out of trouble! Oh yeah, and get a job! If you spend all your time working, you won't have enough time to get into trouble!
She doesn't seem very intelligent or is she just acting? How do you not know you need a lawyer? But narcissists and sociopaths always think they are smarter then everyone and like to talk about themselves.
Honestly, she's smarter than most ppl by even realizing during the "interview" that this wasn't much of an interview lmao. I feel like most ppl getting jammed in videos like this one don't even ask if they need a lawyer so maybe that's when this whole case started meeting dead ends, when a lawyer got involved. Shits fucked up.
I liked the way you interjected with your voice to explain what was going on. I was sorry to hear no one was arrested for this crime . When I read the title of this episode, I expected more of an ending with comments from the police..or something more. But what else could you have done? Nothing I guess . It left me with a disgruntled feeling.. Kinda like I watched something all the way through and then missed the ending. Sad case. Over friggin tires probably. What's our world coming to??? Thanks for the coverage.
Hey, Stranger Stories (and Stranger Stories family). Just wanted to say that I am genuinely over the moon that this upload is around the 30-minute mark as opposed to the two, three, four or TEN hour uploads. Please, don’t get me wrong, the quality of your work is *unparalleled* there no doubt about that but sometimes you just want to chillout to a thirty-to-sixty-minute upload as you’ve got less chance of being disturbed and feel able to absorb more information as it feels more… concentrated. Thank you very much indeed Stranger Stories, it is always a highlight when I get that notification you’ve uploaded. You guys (and(or) ladies) are awesome, as is the community here.
Agreed. I typically watch them all, or most of them. But jt takes me mkre than one listen. I try to pick the shorter ones but i typically have time to get through 30 to 40 mind at a time but i do think this channel continually get better and i do still watch 90 percent of their videos. Theyve grown as a channel so much so quick and content is typically just what i like.
The sweet spot depends on how good the content is, but it seems to be between 25-40 minutes. easy to digest while still having plenty of depth and detail. I've definitely binged on the 2+ hour episodes but usually I end up doing some skipping ahead, 30 seconds at a time by double.tapping the screen.
@@ashnicole6096 Agreed! This channel also does a fantastic job at allowing you to come up with your own conclusions. Many other channels will continuously interject throughout the upload to point out observations we, as viewers, will already know for example if the 'Reid Technique', 'Kinesic Interview Techniques' or 'Mutt and Jeff/Hurt and Rescue Technique' is being employed during interviews etc. It is also fair to point out that Stranger Stories dues a fantastic job bringing obscure cases you might not have necessarily heard about to your attention and finally, the comment section is always an interesting read with us as subscribers sharing our points of view with one another in a respectful way.
17:40 I swear that cop was trying to get the passcode to her phone and then right it down on the paper. the look on his face was so intense. seemed as if she has a "pattern" code which he seen upside down. he then traced what he saw, looked deep into his memory, redrew it the right way up
I'm actually surprised at how many people are shocked that the detectives kept asking the same questions over and over again. As much as it's annoying, it's for the purpose of catching you in a lie which as you can see her story kept changing and even I was lost at what actually happened. Now they made the repetitive questions obvious which most detectives I've talked to don't make them so obvious that they're asking you the same question but this is literally a common tactic for detectives. I think she knows more than she's saying however I think this really was something she got caught in but didn't want to be in. I feel bad for her, she was trying to pick the baby up and it turned into this mess! 😔
Everyone is so cavalier with the repercussions of breaking the laws, until...they sit right where this woman is sitting. Then, they comprehend why nobody wants to go to jail.
I don’t understand how she’s a psychopath because the cops couldn’t get her on shit, she didn’t do anything and I don’t think she was lying. This was kinda dumb.
@@pinksilkdurag yea, but what did they hint at that made us think she was a pyschopath? it just sounds like she ended up trying to cover up for Nero. But the title suggests she was a psychopath that committed murder.
@@Sakine-animate everybody is trying to profit off the JCS criminal psychology sensationalist titles without actually having any of the suggested content
the marinda rights for a detective is like a sales pitch .. I'm a salesman so every time trying to close a big deal and you finish your pitch and move to closing and initial response yes no or object but that moment feels like a cop saying the miranda rights just hoping they say yes and don't ask for a lawyer every time i watch 1 of these type videos it feels the same every time
I think there is something wrong with me. I’m going to sleep listening/watching this video and the narrators voice and objective perspective gives me comfort to fall asleep.
Oh lord🤣🤣 i decided to watch it again and drink every time she said "oh lord".... I'm currently in the hospital recovering from severe alcohol poisoning but the doctors say some of my eye sight will return over time🤪
These people expect to be told the truth from law enforcement but they just wanna catch a case. I’m so glad I’m a law nerd and watch these videos , I will NEVER talk to law enforcement without a lawyer.
It's their job - and people will do whatever to make their work easier. Nobody goes to my job to do my work for free, so I'm not going to do their job for them.
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I went searching for news articles on this shooting and I can't really find anything.
Hi Great content, but the channel "watermark" is really distracting!
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I never understand how can you start the video by saying “watch how a murderer gets away scot free” and less than three minutes later advice that murderer to “call a lawyer because the police isn’t gonna help you”. If you want to literally advice violent criminals to better save their sorry asses from justice so bad, then at least don’t be double-faced wishing that they lawyered up from the very start!!
Especially when the only reason why you do have this channel and can make videos is because of the criminals that do NOT lawyer up!
When detectives say, " You can walk out anytime," you should walk out. They use everything you say against you.
Right? “You’re free to go” “Ok byyyeeeee” I’d be out of there like the freakin Roadrunner
They act like they are your best friends
But she was the one who wanted to speak wit them 😭
Right tho?? I’d be like…Ok then! ✌🏼 ✌🏼✌🏼
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That works both ways you can make your self look extremely guilty which will give them more then enough for suspicion to call that judge up an get a warrant they will have done asap
A friend is a career cop. He always says to his kids that if they ever get in trouble for ANYTHING, don’t say a single word. Not one. Either leave if you can or ask for a lawyer and don’t say a single word. The small talk is to get a baseline on you before they start the meat of the interrogation. It’s all a technique from start to finish.
Must be white, saying, "either leave if you can..." No POC would ever in their right mind just "leave".
@anna don’t talk without a lawyer
@anna there’re are so many people that get accused of things they didn’t do. Never talk without a lawyer period. You can speak through your lawyer to help solve the case.
@anna you can say you are innocent but they don't know that and they usually say that we don't know that the you are innocent we just trying to figure things out that's the reason you shouldn't talk to them even if you are in the right
@anna because they can and will use anything against you.
I had to read on the case but she is the Aunt of the suspected murderer. She went to pick up her nieces (laquanda) baby and some tires from the baby daddy (victim-Josh). Her son (R. exile) and the suspect (C. Nero) was with her. The suspect (Nero) is her nephew and also the brother of the victims(Josh) baby mama (laquanda). She had the child leaving the apartment while the victim (josh) and his baby mamas (laquanda) brother (Nero) were arguing. she heard a shot and the victim (josh) yell ive been shot. She ran down to the car with the baby and then the suspect and her son (R. exile) all drove off. She said that he (Nero) said it will be alright auntie and he showed no remorse. The cops used that as a basis to charge her nephew (Nero) They were under the impression she would testify against her nephew. When it came time to subpoena for court she had heart issues etc. They could never get her to court to testify and so the prosecution time ran out so he was release with charges dropped. Not sure why it is her interrogation that says psychopath. No back story or psychological eval on anyone involved so this video is confusing. Youre welcome!
Thank you because I watched the entire video and couldn't get a handle on the story and I certainly didn't see any psychopathy.
Thanks babe.
Thank you.
Thank you bby
Oh wait yall. Giving this information i think hes calling the nephew the psychopath and saying how via the aunt. Then she had heart problems which in result helped the nephew walk free
Police can LEGALLY lie to you. Don't forget that.
Not fair.
@@lindasvalesen5237 it is fair, as you can lie too...
Liar vs liar xD
Exactly when I found that out I was in shock that's why they ALWAYS say that your "Co Defender told them everything"
@@lindasvalesen5237 That's why you ALWAYS exercise your right to remain silent.
@@oliveryt7168 Thank you it's about who's going tell the best one.
You can't talk your self outta trouble, but you can talk yourself into it
Ohhhh yes, indeed!
I was thinking the same thing people that talk a whole whole lot like Amber heard and that trial they’re lying if you Gotta do all that talking to explain yourself Yep. 👍
That is the best advice ever
Excellent comment
Apparently you CAN talk yourself out as well, as the video illustrates for us all. I mean did you even watch it?? The whole point of this video, as well as it's description, is to show us that it is indeed possible. Your comment is funny because people do it all of the time. Talking is literally the ONLY way to get yourself out of trouble. LoL. Not trying to be a dick, just pointing out some facts.
My step dad was a Lieutenant with the police department for 30 years. A few things he taught me.
1. It doesn’t matter what you’re being questioned for. No matter how small or big the situation, ALWAYS, keep your mouth shut, and ask for a lawyer! Shady cops will use some tactics like telling you that only guilty people ask for a lawyer. Nope smart people do. If they say that, your only response should be whatever, Still need a lawyer. If they say your friend already rolled over on you, “whatever, still need at lawyer!!”
2. NEVER, EVER let the police in your house without a warrant!! No matter how nice they are being. There is a process they have to go through to get into your house. Do not let them bypass the work they have to do. If they want into your house for ANY reason, they need a warrant.
3. Read up on ALL of your rights!! Know the law, and don’t let them scare or bully you into a confession or anything else! Some police will do anything for a confession! Don’t fall for it!
People seem to think that by asking for a lawyer it makes you look guilty and somehow counts against you. It doesn't. Always ask to speak to a lawyer who can advise and speak for you and get a grip on the situation.
for the 3rd one if your black they will shoot you. I'd rather let them in and be alive
"No the law"
Most American comment I've seen in awhile.
I don’t understand why y’all write out these long drawn obvious paragraphs that other people are writing as well.
As an interrogator he should know that when she asked if she needed a lawyer, him looking down and away as he was considering an answer was a huge tell. Don't ever talk people. Guilty or innocent do not speak without a lawyer
nah i want people guilty of violent crimes in prison. not free and living next to me and my family. only innocent people should lawyer up.
@@gristamshackleford2102 agree whole heartedly. You all do amazing work. Thank you for keeping everyone safer. That ladies story had my brain all over the place. Have to admit it was a tell though!😉
@@DM-ll8kl lol oh thats not me, im not a cop but as a member of society i want to see guilty people talking and behind bars
@@gristamshackleford2102 my bad. I do agree with your comment though. 😊
Yeah, if you are in their crosshairs, their concern is to make a case against you. Not whether you are innocent or guilty, just whether they could win a case or not. A +1 for their career. They want to MAKE you fit for the case, unfortunately. Talking is how innocent people end up in prison 🤫
Even if you are innocent, in this situation the police are never trying to help you. ever. Always get a lawyer. Even a public defender if you are innocent is better than speaking to the police.
And the first thing they’ll say, “do not answer any questions”. You’d think one out of those two options would be enough for people to remember.
Also, I love how when she finally said she wanted a lawyer, they concluded the interview - immediately.
And if the detectives read you your Miranda Rights and make sure you answer "yes I understand " to each part like they did here you are likely not free to walk out.
Im not through the video yet but I'm positive that If she tried to get up and leave they would likely arrest her.
They are trying to lock you into a story and timeline which they will use against her later
@@Stephanie-we5ep yeah there job is to convict you not help.
First time viewer. Like your brief quips and comments.
A public defender is still working with them and they will try to get you deeper in to 🐂🐂♉
I hate when people say “if they were innocent they wouldn’t need a lawyer” NO HONEY! They will twist your words and make you look guilty when you didn’t do shit… NEVER talk without a lawyer. Even if your are innocent as hell, LAYWER PLEASE AND THANK YOU SIR 👋🏼
Just my honest feedback here: this video was not very clear for me. The title and description say this person is a *cold blooded psychopath who murdered someone* Nothing shown or said in the video explains or proves any of that to me, or leads me to believe that. I also didn't hear anything about the psychology of the case or those involved.
This is too one-sided and doesn't include enough background info, evidence, or accounts from anyone else involved or anything like that, which would very much help to understand the case more. I was also very confused by the end of the interview leading right into the conclusion of Nero's arrest.
*Edit* _So Many_ people in the comments here think that Gary (the woman being interviewed) is the guilty party, which is not the case. Again, this video is so not clear or explained well.
Yep
agreed
I agree. They had no evidence to convict so why have they labelled this woman in this way. Terrible
She is not your typical under suspicion person. You can just feel that she's trying to give answers, honestly. Just my opinion. I feel bad for her.
Yup
she truly does not seem like a narcissist nor a sociopath. Sometimes police fabricate stories about people to make them appear better than they are. I was once interrogated while tipsy with alcohol and my story kept changing. The interrogation was brutal...they cussed me out, threatened me, did not allow me to use the bathroom nor drink water, yelled racial slurs at me, and told me I was going to jail for murder. I was the one that called the police in the first place. When the paramedics and police arrived, I was the one who was handcuffed and interrogated brutally. I was placed in jail, finger-printed, denied a lawyer, etc...they tried to force a confession wanting me to sign a statement saying that I shot my two friends. when I told them no they said I will go to jail either way. since I refused to sign the confession I was going to jail for a longer sentence. What it was ...the police could not find the criminal and so they just wanted to close the case to make them look good. Eventually after many hours of surgery my friends survived the shooting and they both said who shot them and guess what it was not me. The police let me go free but I still had to spend a day in jail, strip searched, anal cavity searched, brutally interrogated, etc... it was very scary. This woman seems uneducated , yes, and sadly the police are taking advantage of it just as they took advantage of me when I was under the influence of alcohol. I do not know if she is guilty or not but I do see that the police are in the wrong.
I believe the psychopath the creator was speaking of was Courtney! However, the woman in being interrogated straight up lied when she said she was drunk during her interrogation. The went on the claim “health issues” during the trial which led to time running out and a murderer going free.
I don’t believe anyone made up stories about her.
Sue. You won the lotto, congratulations
I hope you sued them.
Yeah by this interview I don’t see premeditation from her but it’s obvious that she knew something. Whether prior or after , who knows.
Dang. I’m glad so many are learning to speak to an atty and hopefully not ever go through what u did
FOR THE PEOPLE THINKING SHES THE SUSPECT…… I feel she was nothing more then a witness, Courtney was the suspect, she was just caught up in a stressful and life threatening situation so she reacted by leaving the scene to get away from the threat (gunfire) afterwards she starts putting two and two together and realizes that her Nephew (Courtney) may be the culprit and so she did the right thing and is telling the police.
I mean yeah if I'm hearing a shot or shots in my general area, I'm not looking to see who the fuck is doing it, I'm dipping fast asf lol. Been there done that lol
She is a good person for being honest. But the cops will manipulate what she or anyone says to fit their narrative. So she isn’t doing right by herself.
Her right is to remain silent and let everyone else do their jobs. It’s not her job to solve it for them. Bc they will screw her over.
But yes she’s a good person.
@@joshuabryant9845 frfr
You have the right to remain silent.. anything and everything you say will be used against you in Court..
So you don't say anything and cops lose their minds..
NEVER TALK TO POLICE WITHOUT A LAWYER!!! YOU HAVE THE RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT!!
how can anybody understand wtf she's saying?
Never talk to Police period
You also have the right to not walk into the police station and talk to them. Also, I understand every single thing she's saying perfect fine, she's IS speaking English, just a little slang.
@@josepha3805 This comment just sounds like racism to me, i am not a native english speaker, i am not even fluent and i can understand what she speaks very well.. She has a specific dialect (as far as i know, common to afro-americans) but it is very possible to understand.
@@isabelaribbeiro Well, it isn't racism. You're paranoid and probably see racism everywhere. She doesn't speak proper English and most people wouldn't understand wtf she's saying.
She said he had a small Afro, then the cops ask did he have dreads 😂 wtf
Well tbf he is white
@@willwrite3675 has nothing to do with race. Dreads are longated vs an afto and he made a point of that with his hand movements after she stated that he had a small afo. He was either not really listening or being ignorant.
@@ceecee6725Those two hairdos have everything to do with race.
😃😃😅
@@ceecee6725 that's what he meant. It's a white cop lol.
Cops are not there to be your therapist or to be a 'sounding board' for your particular situation. When asked to come into a police station for questioning you simply say: "I'd be happy to, as soon as I call my lawyer & see what they think about it". That pretty much shuts that whole thing down bcuz if they had anything to arrest you on you'd be wearing cuffs instead of answering their phone call.. ~Peace✌🏽
Truth!!!
Yep never go without an attorney, if you can’t get one don’t speak period! I’d let them arrest me before I’d start talking!
Yuppppp
let someone kill someone you love and see how you feel.
This land whale didn’t do that but she got away scot free.
ALWAYS. REQUEST. A. LAWYER! No matter what the circumstances, if you truly believe you’re innocent or if you have more involvement than you wanted or you’re purely guilty and know it - GET A LAWYER APPOINTED TO YOU! It helps keep innocent people out of the jail system. Cops are NEVER doing you favors. Ever.
Seriously! I am always amazed that anyone thinks they will talk their way out of it
hopefully no one will kill someone you love
Facts
@@lyricberlin you could say the same for someone wrongfully accused. It goes both ways.
hopefully not a court appointed attorney bcuz the 'justice system' is a racket.... it's all about money. especially small court BS. it's ridiculous.
When detectives say “They CAN….” Best believe they “WILL” use ANY and EVERYTHING you say AGAINST you in the COURTS OF LAW!
if a detective says you can leave if you want to. i'll say *Medasse!*
Notice how cops always start to stutter when anyone mentions maybe needing or getting a lawyer If you’re sat there and this happens it’s definitely time to say “ lawyer now” loud as f 😂
Its a strategy to gain trust by coming off as less threatening
He was stuttering bad 😂
How exactly is she a psychopath? Feels click-baity…
Aren't all videos on UA-cam doing that
Exactly my thoughts.
I think the shooter was the psychopath🤷♂️ I'm with you though, shouldn't have to read into - question a good title
Most cops, fireman and Doctors are psychopaths This lady seems legit. May I also point out that she's black? What seems to be the problem officer?
Just because she voluntarily came into interrogation? I guess so but she’s composed in the beginning and I’m skipping through the bideo
I don't know how people can live their whole lives without watching these interrogations
🤣 fr this is real entertainment
Because they are too busy being great at what they do and creating the content or making to the NBA or opening a restaurant or buying a house to fix up and rent out ..it's too many things. Just enjoy
They are likely the ones being interrogated lol j/k
@@streetpresident8343 girl…
@@streetpresident8343 With a name like that you know you're a successful person. 🤡
never ever speak to them. they don't care if you rot in jail.
FR America is so corrupt
So true
Even if I was telling the truth, I would get confused at the way they're asking questions. I would answer things differently or mis-remember timelines or something. That's why I NEVER talk to police. I pay taxes which pay them. I'm not going to do their job for them.
Same. I have panic disorder ,ptsd, and autistic spectrum disorder so my "baseline" would be all over the place. 😆
keeping your story straight is overrated. how many have told and re-told the truth, thought they sounded like a liar, then told a lie to not sound like a liar when they told the truth?
A lie is usually made up in linear fashion and hard as hell/near to impossible to recount backwards or from the center. Thats why they jump around in the interview. The fact that even the truth is still subject to human memory may be a factor, but if it is what really was experienced, it is easier to recount backwards or from the middle of the time-line and remain consistent.
Agree with all the other commenter saying never answer a single question - what is your name? my name is ___. (Instead- I'm sorry I can't begin to answer your questions until we have a lawyer in the room with us. Here's my id. )
@@thebusinesswoman23 😬😬
FYI - Don't talk to the police ESPECIALLY IF YOUR LAWYER IS THERE. IF THE LAWYER ASKS YOU TO TALK TO THE POLICE, FIND A NEW LAWYER.
Baffles me that she didn’t just leave or stop talking & request a lawyer , all they were doing was trying to make a case against her & she just kept giving information.
lol she wasn’t worried that’s why
I think 30 mins is perfect, you are able to talk through it without a half hour of pointless dialogue, I do also understand that some are full interrogations which is also fine. Good work keep it up
W comment
I agree. The hour and 2 hour interrogations are hard to get through and not really worth it
Hour or longer if it’s quality content. I usually watch this stuff while I’m cleaning or doing stuff around the house. So it’s annoying having to stop and search for another video. If I can find an hour-2 hour long interrogation I’m hella happy.
@wheezly bee when there's a really long video I want to watch but don't have the time, I increase the playback speed of the video... great trick!
@@makeyourself9110 lol YESSSS I hate having to stop in the middle of whatever to find a new video to watch/listen too!!! So I love when I can find long ones as well, but they CAN sometimes get boring or repetitive depending the cops, suspect and the charge I guess.
Guilty or not, never talk to officers without a lawyer. Also if they say you can leave at any time, leave!
Actually yeah if you are a murderer talk to the police man
When the detective said " if you don't like the way things are going you can just stop. " Anything you say or do can be used in a court of law " it's the set up for me!😂
How she can't see that they are literally gathering evidence against her every single second during the, "interview", is beyond me. She's digging her own grave. Never ever answer questions regardless of guilt or innocence. If you do, you're actively participating in building a case against yourself.
You're right BUT people with narcissistic, sociopathic or even psychopathic personality disorders don't reason as the average person who feels empathy would. So since they typically believe their own lies, they believe others will too. They walk into an interrogation believing they'll convince those questioning, that they're innocent. Jokes on them in most cases... as these investigators are highly trained. Method to the madness, will have ppl sing like a bird.
@@sussybaka551 I don't think thats the case here, maybe some think they can and actually try to convince the detectives of their innocence. A lot only do it because they think they will look guilty if they refuse, they also think they will be able to refrain from giving up any harmful information. It's rare the person will actually answer everything and try to make up lies and trick them, she clearly isn't trying to do this. Right away you can tell she's opposed to talking as soon as he mentions reading her rights. She was asking about a lawyer etc...doesn't seem like someone ready and confident to make them believe a story.
Unless there is no case to be built against yourself. I’m starting to think from watching these you probably need a lawyer even more if you are innocent than if you’re guilty.
When you're in the room it's a much different experience than what it is when watching it after.
@@OvelNick That alone is why you always say "sorry, I really need my lawyer here if we're gonna talk."
I love an interview where they keep the questions coming fast & furious & simple. Then start going back and forth in time. Trips people up!
Say it with me... I invoke my right to stay silent.
Why do these people think they are the ONE who will talk their way out of trouble.
i see a lot of comments raving about the 30 minute length so i’d just like to put in that i prefer the longer videos. i feel like i’m getting all the info and it’s a whole experience. However, i will enjoy anything posted by this channel. great job!
I agree with you Sam, a person can pause or save to watch later. Im in for a story to view and review others ethical behaviors.
I agree!!
Seconding this, I watch these at work & not having to change the video often is so much easier
Right! As a consumer I want MORE not less. Variety is good but longer videos allow for more details to be added which I enjoy n
Some are 30, some are 1hr. U get what ya get.
Officer: Nooooo, you're free to go at anytime
Me: BYE 👋
🏃🏾♀🏃🏾♀🏃🏾♀🏃🏾♀
This poor lady. She so sweet and they got this title up here I was so lost
This comment old but I have to respond I don’t know if she’s a psychopath or not but they are really good actors trust me don’t be fooled
Always test the "You can leave at any time"... You'll usually find an excuse to keep you there for hours.
Always ask for a lawyer! If you’re a witness, then give the information. If you know you’re a part of a crime, or even if you’re innocent, shut up, and demand an atty!
@@OnlyJalenPhd yup that's right demand an atty as in adarall. It'll help u stay focus on telling on yourself while helping the detectives help putting u away for life
@@rodsilva7750 yea, I take that already. 😂
NEVER, ever speak to the police. Never! If a law enforcer calls your home and asks that you come in for questioning, get a lawyer IMMEDIATELY because that means you're part of an investigation. Shut your trap, go in with a lawyer and allow your attorney to speak on your behalf!
Yet even as kids we are taught cops are friends that serve and protect 😢
Exactlyyyyy 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Never go to the police station. Make them come to you. Have your convo in your front yard.
Can’t you just ignore it?
These guys were salesmen in another life. Just crazy seeing how so many of the subtle "suggestive" tactics are just like those I saw used in sales to close a big sale while making the customer feel like they are the ones calling all the shots.
You got the best voice / dialogue for these types of videos 🔥🔥
Second only to JCS
I was even more tired of the same questions over and over than she was. I was just about to turn this off but I realized it was almost over and stuck it out. I usually love these interrogations, but this one was ridiculous.
I agree! She saw through their tactic of repetition bc they didn’t do it properly in my opinion. You could see them sit there and look down, pause and try to create a way to ask the same questions differently. Poor police work. They need interrogation training.
Sis put her story together and she didn’t budge! Her nephew was in trouble and she stuck to her statement to help him. This was a piss poor interrogation. She knew exactly what happened. Josh was killed for whatever issues he and the girl had. She was protecting her nephew from going to jail.
Absolutely. This is absolutely ridiculous. I hope others will make comments like this. This police department should be under scrutiny and everyone should share this.
how can anybody understand wtf she's saying? this is insanity
Police keep asking the same questions to see if the persons story change. That’s how you catch people up.
If you’re guilty,please don’t ask for a lawyer.Let the cops tie you in knots,drag the truth out,and arrest you.
No
Guilty, innocent get a lawyer. Because these cops will charge you for extra shit you didn't do just to wrap up their own loose ends 🙃
"I don't know nothing about guns, but I have one." 🙄🙄 People like her are the reason why so many people end up getting hurt.
I mean… she did literally kill someone.
@@shanenevius4890 She did? I thought her son was charged
Yea, I wasn't very clear on that aspect. 😞😞
How?
@@shanenevius4890 then why wasn't she charged?
It blows my mind that everyone can get access to both police interviews and watch live trials ! I think its brilliant we don't get this in the UK .Excellent video stranger stories keep up the good work 🤘
I too wish we had this in the UK. There have been a few Scottish cases where the judge allowed cameras in but I don't think its ever happened in england (I live in Portsmouth). Mind you I'd never leave the house if we had a court TV dedicated channel here 😸
@@carolinerowles5951 I know right be so cool if we had uk court TV I'm from Robin Hood Country so the crime is insane
Nothing like real life time
No wonder Johnny depp was found guilty in ur country
@@catfish5272 Why? What does video cameras have to do with the virdict??
And I believe they were BOTH found guilty! He with a larger settlement.
Do you listen to reports? Or just bash everything!
Her: he had a small Afro
Detective: No dreads or anything?
stereotyping...smh
The cops after this interrogation:
“We know nothing”
But why would they ever have the camera setup focused on the detective instead of the witness or suspect smh
I see 2 cameras focused on 2 ppl
Bottom left corner fam 👌
Time for an eye exam buddy
@@nousernamehuman324 he’s obviously talking about the large screen
Yes there are two perspectives! 👍
I hope my experience will reach many of you out there and will allow you to make the right choice if you are TRULY innocent. I was 15 years old. Police stopped my boyfriend and his friend in a car and I. They took us downtown. They had all 3 of us in separate interrogation rooms. One detective came to the room that I was in at 15 years old and told me I know that you know what is going on. They robbed a man at gun point. I told him I was at school all day and I don’t know what they are talking about. I truly stuck with my story which was true. I was at school all day. They told me my boyfriend confessed and it’s time for me to do so too. They kept me there until 10 that night. I got out school at 2 PM. I repeated my innocence Over and over. They eventually brought me home. And they also released my boyfriend and his friend. That was my first experience with the police and the abuse that they throw at the inner city community. I wish my immigrant parents new better to hold them accountable for my distress and sued them. Police need to be held accountable for bullshit such as this. I am 36 now with 3 children and I will forever remember that and will always hold them accountable for lies and abuse that they dish out to inner city blacks and whites. I am grown and educated and know the game now. Fuck the police. We are to trust them but can’t even do so because of shit like this.
Very sorry for your horrible experience, but extremely glad nothing came of it for you or your boyfriend. It is a good tool to help others telling your frightening experience to all people, but especially maybe visiting schools and other places children hang out and tell them your story in hopes it will help someone from making a serious mistake and end up behind bars for crimes that didn't commit. This stuff is real and happens to innocent people every day. Our police everywhere should be held accountable for the mistakes they make. I no what happened to you was no mistake, it was deliberated, but failed to accomplished the unthinkable. The lies the police are able to tell suspects or person's of interest should be against their constitutional rights. Everyone is not as fortunate as you all were. Thanks for sharing!
@@TellTheTruth0704 They can lie to us, but one will get charged if they lie to them...make it make sense. SMH
Yes I know its crazy how some thing work in this world and lying to expose someone you're not sure committed a crime just doesn't seem completely right.
@@ckallen36 I wish I could but I can’t. Just so your best to be the best person you can and that’s all we can do.
Pretty tight and smart family if you ask me! It was kinda refreshing finally hearing someone request a attorney and halt the questioning!
Ummmm..smart? In what way? 🤔
These "smart families" are killing people left and right. Shit is bad bad! If you know, you know.
I live in the hood. You don't go out alone, you don't go out at night, shit, you don't go out unless you got to go to work even then a stray bullet flies through and kills family member or your child and the gangs don't give af the bullet wasn't meant for you so you was just collateral damage
Task forces are now saying the gangs nowadays are turning into "hybrid gangs" which makes it much harder for police to track cuz certain people will be staging a robbery today on the South with one gang than tomorrow they're drive-by shooting with a different gang, shooting up the same ppl who they just kicked it with 12-24hrs ago.
The younger gen of gangs from 12-17 etc don't have loyalty towards anyone around and are out to shoot anybody.
Kids as young as 7yo out here running the streets, vandalizing, got parents who don'give a shit except when to whoop them and there's little to no supervision so of course they're going to look for it elsewhere.
I feel real sorry for the future generations cuz many of these kids are fkd from the moment they are conceived and its ppl like you who think they're some kinda superheroes.
Hopefully you don't have to witness somebody die or feel the burn of a bullet and pray to God it didn't hit anything major.
Just saying 🤷♀️
I love listening to these videos while I work. Keep them coming please! Thank you for posting them!!!
Same here! This is great content to listen to while working!
Me too.
What do you guys do for work that you can watch videos at and pay attention I’m seriously curious I do health care and want a second job where I could actually be on my phone! That would be awesome!!
Must be nice...we have to keep our phone in our locker until break. I would love to hear some interrogations at work.
I'm in accounting and yes, it is nice. I don't take it for granted.
When they say "a lawyer will be appointed to you" if you ask for one, how do you know its not just an undercover cop giving you false advice?
"How many tires were there?" something as seemingly innocuous as that could land you in jail.
I'm nervous talking to cops for speeding 8mph over. I am definitely getting attorney. They say it "makes you look guilty " I don't care about the "look" just the outcome
No matter what! ALWAYS ask for your lawyer. NEVER speak to the police unless you have your lawyer. By the way this is a good short interrogation video, I really enjoy your context and I am So happy that I fell upon your channel!
I have 2 grown daughters. I have told my daughters “Always” ask for an attorney. If you are not under arrest leave the building.
Thanks for your efforts! I also enjoy the comments! And your subscribers appreciate your work! Thank you and have a good weekend
The title of this video is ridiculous & needs be changed. This woman is not a psychopath 🙄.
when youve gotten so popular you have to watermark your videos, congratulations on your hard work❤️
'Do I need a lawyer?' JESUS YES!
I don't see myself ever being in a situation where I'm in a police station and being interviewed but these videos have taught me that legal representation is VITAL if that ever does happen, guilty or not. Obviously, guilty individuals who are too dumb to ask for a lawyer are doing the justice system a great favour by just flapping their gums freely, but it never fails to surprise me how easily they incriminate themselves because they think that asking for a lawyer will make them look guilty.
Yes for whattt?!?! She's a fuc**ng murderer!! The comments section be wild as hell.
@@penelopefray1769 I meant yes to her asking if she needed a lawyer because she incriminated the hell out of herself.
I got there. Many times and I never needed lawer
You can speak for yourself with out a. Daddy
Because I am a true crime enthusiast, although I dont ever see myself in an interrogation room a lawyer would be the first call I make bf talking to anybody.
@@miteamatsheka5655 you and me both, it's the only way to do it because the cops are cunning
Guilty or innocent, never speak to the police without legal representation.
I love when a new video is added. Great audio on this one. Also I like the long ones for road trips. Short ones are great as well.
Whenever someone is read their Miranda Rights and then still talks without a lawyer anyway regardless of them being guilty or not just shows how often people hear the words but aren't really listening or comprehending what is actually being said
If they wouldve read me my rights then said you're free to go...ok bye
@@jeremyboushie9933 as you should. 👌
The amount of effort into these videos man, good work!
I’m appalled that the general public does not understand that police use “anything and everything you say” against you wether you’re under arrest or not!! How do people not get that???
When they say “you can walk out of here any time” why does no one ever leave??
Obvious answer would be: plenty of people leave, you're just not watching their interrogations on UA-cam because no interrogation took place lol.
But I also assume the average person thinks "I did nothing wrong, if I walk away now they're going to think I have something to hide". The police kind of enforce that belief.
And who's got the money to call a lawyer when they're innocent?
Better to just go to the police station and clear things up... If you're innocent, you've got nothing to lose, right? After all, the justice system would never fail anyone...
Because only the guilty feel the need to prove their innocent they think maybe they won't suspect me because I'm willing to talk to them . If they get up and leave they think it makes them look guilty cause why would anyone innocent want a lawyer . Classic detective reverse psychology.
It's not about helping the person across the table. It's about the pursuit of justice and order. It's her decision whether or not to talk, or get legal counsel.
But some people go in thinking they are witnesses and so don't need a lawyer.
@@LisaMaryification And if they’re innocent they don’t, what’s the problem!
@@cynthiam3943 witness can be accused of participating- that’s the problem
@@cynthiam3943 Steven Avery is prime example of the problem
@Steff they're a suspect then, not a witness.
Her: He had a small afro.
Police officer :did he have any kind of dreads?
My BFF is a UC in Orlando and the first thing he says is to SAY NOTHING. If they tell you you're free to go, giddy up and GO! You are under no requirement by law to help the police with their investigation, EVER. Invoke the 5th, walk out and contact an attorney, otherwise anything and everything you say WILL be used against you!!
I am a retired cop, and I will tell you the smartest thing you can do for yourself is to ALWAYS Lawyer Up!! But the best thing you can do is, stay out of trouble! Oh yeah, and get a job! If you spend all your time working, you won't have enough time to get into trouble!
💯💯👌🏾
Gold
Are just sleep in my comfortable bed I enjoy so much...I wouldn't make it in jail lol
Facts!!!This comment needs to be pinned 📌
Ya we get it.
I heard her say the phone number was”561” my heart dropped, I rolled my eyes and said to myself my god not again🤦🏼♀️it’s so bad here smh
Superb video! I literally got the notification of a new upload while I was at work, and I was SO excited to get off of work to watch! Phenomenal work!
She doesn't seem very intelligent or is she just acting? How do you not know you need a lawyer? But narcissists and sociopaths always think they are smarter then everyone and like to talk about themselves.
I know right !!
I thought I heard her ask for one, then they convinced her to talk anyways
Honestly, she's smarter than most ppl by even realizing during the "interview" that this wasn't much of an interview lmao. I feel like most ppl getting jammed in videos like this one don't even ask if they need a lawyer so maybe that's when this whole case started meeting dead ends, when a lawyer got involved. Shits fucked up.
Sounds like my ex-wife
You act like thats not every person on this channel. Otherwise there would be no video to watch lol
I liked the way you interjected with your voice to explain what was going on. I was sorry to hear no one was arrested for this crime . When I read the title of this episode, I expected more of an ending with comments from the police..or something more. But what else could you have done? Nothing I guess . It left me with a disgruntled feeling.. Kinda like I watched something all the way through and then missed the ending. Sad case. Over friggin tires probably. What's our world coming to??? Thanks for the coverage.
Gray: "Should I contact a lawyer? Cuz I don't know"
Cop: "Yeah.. Uh.. I can't..-"
Narrator: "The answer to Gary's question is yes"
She's answering their questions like she can't be bothered. It has to be annoying for these investigators.
Thanks to these as SOON as I get called into questioning I will ask for my lawyer. My lawyer will give me EVERYTHING the cops know in the discovery!
Purely the best videos. I love that you explain everything because sometimes I get confused. Your work pays off
How a psychopath gets away with murder??? Reading that title I thought they were calling her the psychopath, super misleading.
Yep, got all the way to the end to find out I was mislead lol
Even if you are 1000% innocent and many people can confirm that YOU ALWAYS ASK FOR A LAWYER no matter what !
Hey, Stranger Stories (and Stranger Stories family).
Just wanted to say that I am genuinely over the moon that this upload is around the 30-minute mark as opposed to the two, three, four or TEN hour uploads. Please, don’t get me wrong, the quality of your work is *unparalleled* there no doubt about that but sometimes you just want to chillout to a thirty-to-sixty-minute upload as you’ve got less chance of being disturbed and feel able to absorb more information as it feels more… concentrated.
Thank you very much indeed Stranger Stories, it is always a highlight when I get that notification you’ve uploaded. You guys (and(or) ladies) are awesome, as is the community here.
Agreed. I typically watch them all, or most of them. But jt takes me mkre than one listen. I try to pick the shorter ones but i typically have time to get through 30 to 40 mind at a time but i do think this channel continually get better and i do still watch 90 percent of their videos. Theyve grown as a channel so much so quick and content is typically just what i like.
Agreed, I don't even watch the videos if they are several hours long.
The sweet spot depends on how good the content is, but it seems to be between 25-40 minutes. easy to digest while still having plenty of depth and detail.
I've definitely binged on the 2+ hour episodes but usually I end up doing some skipping ahead, 30 seconds at a time by double.tapping the screen.
I like the longer ones as well. Deep dive into the cases
@@ashnicole6096 Agreed! This channel also does a fantastic job at allowing you to come up with your own conclusions. Many other channels will continuously interject throughout the upload to point out observations we, as viewers, will already know for example if the 'Reid Technique', 'Kinesic Interview Techniques' or 'Mutt and Jeff/Hurt and Rescue Technique' is being employed during interviews etc. It is also fair to point out that Stranger Stories dues a fantastic job bringing obscure cases you might not have necessarily heard about to your attention and finally, the comment section is always an interesting read with us as subscribers sharing our points of view with one another in a respectful way.
"Laquanda called me" how do they not laugh at that point 🤣
What’s funny
NEVER GIVE A STATEMENT!!!!
It's nothing you can say that will help you or anyone else!!! PLEASE let the police do their job!!!!
Please don't stop making the longer videos! They're my favorite, and I love your channel!!!
17:40 I swear that cop was trying to get the passcode to her phone and then right it down on the paper. the look on his face was so intense. seemed as if she has a "pattern" code which he seen upside down. he then traced what he saw, looked deep into his memory, redrew it the right way up
He sure did! Wow lol
Yeah he did. Everything about his body language and actions showed it.
Very observant of you! Wow!
Wow he SO DID! Kudos to you and your level of perceptiveness. I would have never ever noticed that .
Yup I seent it
I'm actually surprised at how many people are shocked that the detectives kept asking the same questions over and over again. As much as it's annoying, it's for the purpose of catching you in a lie which as you can see her story kept changing and even I was lost at what actually happened. Now they made the repetitive questions obvious which most detectives I've talked to don't make them so obvious that they're asking you the same question but this is literally a common tactic for detectives. I think she knows more than she's saying however I think this really was something she got caught in but didn't want to be in. I feel bad for her, she was trying to pick the baby up and it turned into this mess! 😔
Everyone is so cavalier with the repercussions of breaking the laws, until...they sit right where this woman is sitting. Then, they comprehend why nobody wants to go to jail.
I bet you're fun at parties 😉
Yup!
@@TheGoGamecocks Nah we just don't feel the need to kill each other off. 🤷♀️
Context
I don’t understand how she’s a psychopath because the cops couldn’t get her on shit, she didn’t do anything and I don’t think she was lying. This was kinda dumb.
I agree 👍🏽
She said no to the restroom, food or drink so aggressively and as if she knew the last two were coming. do you think she knew they’d get her DNA ?
How is she a psychopath? She seems really transparent and believable.
That’s the point of psychopaths. They are master manipulators
@@pinksilkdurag yea, but what did they hint at that made us think she was a pyschopath? it just sounds like she ended up trying to cover up for Nero. But the title suggests she was a psychopath that committed murder.
@@Sakine-animate everybody is trying to profit off the JCS criminal psychology sensationalist titles without actually having any of the suggested content
@@pinksilkdurag you can’t go around thinking everyone is a psychopath without proof
I'm obsessed w these videos. Rly like this channel. We need more weekly! Plsss lol :)
Me toooooo
Me threeeeeeee
Me fourrrrrrrr!😆
Me fiveee
The “we don’t have a lawyer around the corner right now…” rubbed me the wrong way. As if this changes whether she can have a lawyer or not. 🙃
I was waiting for the cop to fall asleep at any point in the video lol
the marinda rights for a detective is like a sales pitch .. I'm a salesman so every time trying to close a big deal and you finish your pitch and move to closing and initial response yes no or object but that moment feels like a cop saying the miranda rights just hoping they say yes and don't ask for a lawyer every time i watch 1 of these type videos it feels the same every time
Miranda
@@cthrew1603 yes?
@@hannahviolinbusker 😂😂😂
She Doesn't Sound Like She's Hiding Anything...She Sounds Like She's Speaking The Truth.....
I think there is something wrong with me. I’m going to sleep listening/watching this video and the narrators voice and objective perspective gives me comfort to fall asleep.
I thought I was the only one
Oh lord🤣🤣 i decided to watch it again and drink every time she said "oh lord".... I'm currently in the hospital recovering from severe alcohol poisoning but the doctors say some of my eye sight will return over time🤪
These people expect to be told the truth from law enforcement but they just wanna catch a case. I’m so glad I’m a law nerd and watch these videos , I will NEVER talk to law enforcement without a lawyer.
Not ever.
It's their job - and people will do whatever to make their work easier. Nobody goes to my job to do my work for free, so I'm not going to do their job for them.
These videos help me get through the workday
Makes the day go by quickly.
What are doing watching UA-cam at work.????? Wait don't answer that take the fifth 🤪
@@derekvancampenhout5530 that’s what I’m saying people keep saying that I’m like I WANT TO KNOW WHAT YOU DO
I've noticed most innocent people don't talk. But all the guilty ones do.
That Lady didn’t blink an eye
It's 6:30a.m. and I'm starting my day watching interrogation videos! 🤣
Love the stuttering cop! He’s awesome! More please!
He's my favorite