When Suspects Accidentally Admit They Are The Murderer
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0:30 - Brian E. Mason
7:15 - Phill Snider
18:30 - 12 YO Killer
25:15 - Marek Hecko
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How is walking up to police and admitting to killing someone an accidental confession?
I think he was lookin to get a lesser charge, but yeah I getcha lol
exactly this title is stupid
@@budfug8691 Didn't think of that. Sorta makes sense.
Aaaahhh shut it
@@jesusvasquez1802 of course someone is mad at the truth
That undercover cop got the job done, but the conversations sounded like an interrogation. I’m really surprised that old man didn’t catch on and just stopped talking.
yeah, she sounded cop all the way, his age might have made it work
The way I think he didnt notice is, given his age, he might not have many friends or family to confide the secret so, as soon as he made a new "friend", he'll finally be able to share his burden with someone else
He wasn't the sharpest tool in the shed
well, "this is a scenario" he thought he was smarter but he just is stupid or too proud, men can really let their guard down with women. he got played
People confess to detectives inside an interrogation room because they play on their weaknesses. In this case we have a guy who wasn’t dealing with a full deck to start, was elderly, was lonely enough that he’s one of those older people that goes to the local fast food places and sits there and talks to people, and clearly wasn’t a hardened career criminal. This should be like taking candy from a baby and sure enough it was. They did it exactly right- send a woman who’s younger but not suspiciously young. She said she had two adult children and a mother who was nearing the end of her life: perfect. They really followed all the recommendations for getting this exact person to talk.
I JUST pressed play and hollered laughing. The way he said "You're gonna think about meeee, but its not gonna be meeeee" 🤣😂😂😂🤣
Same
Same bro his accent is just it💀😭
Easily the funniest thing I've seen on such a dark channel. 😂
"Theres no proof" 😂
Like Joker talking
12:39 Respect to the elderly lady warning the stranger about his missing wife!
Exactly. Love that lady, she was like “his wife’s missing” 🥹❤️ she sounded concerned too.
She seemed like such a sweet grandma type lady
frrrr
I disagree on the first case. An accident like this could absolutely cause someone to panick and drift around for a day, not knowing what to do. I think it is normal that many people would somehow try to find a way out, struggling with the reality of them probably going to prison etc.
Finally someone who gets it.
Shock effects everyone differently. I wish these types of channels would understand that. Struggling with the reality of what they just did is very common especially in accidental incidences. Drifting around or even hanging around the crime scene is something I've seen the perpetrator do in plenty of these videos to figure out it's common enough it shouldn't be seen as unusual.
I've definitely seen people panic like that for accidents much less severe
Yes! And it's not just to try and get out of the situation, but to be in such a shock where you know you just killed someone on accident and your mind can't settle on the fact immediately. I know i'd turn myself in as well, but i can't say i'd call an emergency number or let anyone know right away even if i fully am aware and know i will turn myself in. You should ofc always call for medical help just in case it can become one of those miracle cases where the victim survives even though they got shot in the head, or in the chest like in this case. I don't condone not calling for help, but i can understand it from being in a state of disbelief.
I can definitely see people walking around for a day trying to settle their thoughts thats racing, going "omg, did that just happen? No. This can't be real. They're dead. They're actually dead. They're gone. What did i do?" over and over until the adrenalin calms down.
It's really sad and nauseating to think about being in such a situation.
Agreed. He had been drifting for hours the shock can last for days or weeks, so it explains why he waited to call and why he might not be emotional.
As for why he turned himself in? because it was the right thing to do.
The narrator is nothing more than a armchair psychologist.
the old man just telling a stranger he met at burger king about how he killed his wife is just so beyond me, all he had to do was not ever say anything but it seems like he wanted to brag about it
Most likely weighing on his conscience more than anything. He though he found someone that he could trust so opened up to drop some baggage.
People always want to say something. Secrets wouldn't be so sacred if they weren't at risk of being told, and some people just can't resist the urge to tell.
It was just a scenario
She’s a cop and been befriending him for a while specifically to get a confession
*Wendy’s 😊
Apparently saying "just a scenario" protects you from murder charges in Phils world
Pretty sure OJ wrote a book called “If I Did It” a hypothetical scenario lol
@@Hallinout there used to be an excerpt available online to read...man that was some creepy stuff
That's just a scenario
Gives off major “because of the implication” vibes
I was so annoyed at that
The 12 year old killer is horrible. Imagine being the mother of two, then suddenly a mother to no one with one dead and the other life in prison.
i thought kids get reduced sentences, even murder. she could try insanity with how she harmed herself
And the guilt the mom would feel. And probably wishing it was her not a nine year old. I can’t imagine how the mom felt. Knowing ur kid is at the beyond at only nine.
Kids can't get life
Not true.... It varies upon state for one. For two once a child is past 18 they can be trialed as an adult for the crime they committed as a child if it is seen fit by the judge. And in some states children can be charged as an adult for murder.
Don't misinform shit you do not know brother. All it takes is one google search before you write things... Some people actually know the laws.@@stephen8996
That poor girl had a brutal upbringing- ex-junkie mother, meth addicted Aryan Brotherhood multiple felon dad in jail, and alcoholic stepfather convicted of torturing his bio daughter's cat to death- no wonder she had so much anger inside
The case with the 12 yesr old is heartbreaking. I have a son and daughter the same age as the kids involved in this case. So sad.
She’s a little murderer. She should be in prison
@@93FilmsandMedia hate the, pills did it, mentality.
for people confused about the 12 year old girl, she was on medication for her ADHD that made her start self-harming so she got off of it however a withdrawl side effect of it caused her to spiral into a manic episode of some sorts. since the girl is 12 years old-- they will not release any information about the case such as her identity or charges since she's a minor. her mother also fully believes that it was a manic episode as it was very out of character for her daughter to act this way and has stated publicly before that she's going to give her daughter whatever help she needs to get better.
do research and y'all will live.@@93FilmsandMedia
Shit always happens in Tulsa bruh MFS are weird ASL in Oklahoma
@@93FilmsandMediashe was being super manipulative.
When detectives tell you that they don't think you're a bad person it's time to start worrying...
Lmao RIGHT
Why ?
@@godskie007redtiger4cuz you’re found guilty
@@godskie007redtiger4because they want a confession lol just clearly invoke the 5th
@@godskie007redtiger4cause they are trying to get you to keep telling them what you did. And then they are going to arrest you after 😂😂😂
That undercover female cop is amazing. The case with the daughter who killed her brother is just heatbreaking.
Not really. The old dude just saw a pretty face and folded. The way she questioned him, she was a cop. Like damn they just met, and she prying 😂
not really he was offering info@@yodabuthigh289
@@yodabuthigh289yeah she was pretty obviously an undercover that shit was crazy
@@yodabuthigh289no kidding, I’m here like “bro STFUUUU you don’t even know shorty like that” 😂
She didn’t do that good tbh she knew everything way too well from the beginning.. I don’t believe that they will find him in „that river“ and stuff.. she knew everything but anyways why would this old man thinks a random young lady would start talking to him over his lost wife
I've seen the whole video of the 12yo girl. At that point in this cip used, she still believes her son was only injured and would survive. One of the saddest comments was her questioning how her kids would get along after this and if he'd ever forgive his sister. Knowing the outcome, I broke down for her 💔
did the brother survive
@@abilexi7933no, he died..
@abilexi7933 no, unfortunately. At this point he had already passed away and I'm pretty sure, even the cops knew he had died. She truly believed that he'd survive it and actually appeared as though, she hadn't even considered death. 😢 as a mother myself, this video was haunting 💔
In this clip, the mother is at the door shouting “you killed him” soo, it appears she knew he was dead.
@knottfunny6912 you're right! Yeah, it's so messed up. But if you watch the whole video, it's here on YT, you'll see how the whole thing played out. It's heartbreaking when she discovered the truth 💔
12:41 that was like a movie scene out of a small town lol. The old lady popping up at her table to gossip about a murder lol
Yeah its kinda like an NPC, who gives you clues about a quest
First guy was in shock. Hence why he didn't panic when approaching the Officer. Shock and fear can lead someone to wonder around for a day and not immediately call the cops.
You're being naive. He murdered her and was trying to control the narrative. He essentially got what he wanted which was an 8 year manslaughter sentence rather than murder/life.
Did you not watch the whole thing?
can you read minds?@@just_ethanj02
nope. Just reading the situation skeptically.@@minuteworld7027
@@just_ethanj02could have been anything. He could have killed her but why turn himself in if he wanted to kill her don’t tell me it was guilt, he could have planned that out more. Freak accidents happen all the time, doesn’t make the person a cold bloody killer but a reckless imbecile.
Haha couldnt stop laughing when the cop asked Phil, why did you throw her in the river? Phil: I wanted her to become one with nature 😂 He said it like if he had good intentions.. What a goof LOL
Um… not something to be laughing about
@@amelia-hk5wlit is laughable
@@EmilyDekker shut up nothing funny
@@EmilyDekker how is it laughable?? His wife died and he threw her in a river.
@@xinsinx3457I dont think they were saying its funny they were saying it’s laughable because of how ridiculous his behaviour was. It’s laughable as in, its a unbelievable situation
“This is a scenario”😂😂🤦🏾♂️
If he says that one more time!!!
Everyone handles tragedy or death in different ways, just because someone isn’t crying that doesn’t make them guilty.
Thats true but its just something to take notes on if the person is already acting suspicious
I mean, i did not even cry on my mothers funeral bro. Some people don't express extreme sadness. I just go blank in these situations.
@@rexarn781 yeah i get it but its just something law enforcement notice especially with body language
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for people confused about the 12 year old girl, she was on medication for her ADHD that made her start self-harming so she got off of it however a withdrawl side effect of it caused her to spiral into a manic episode of some sorts. since the girl is 12 years old-- they will not release any information about the case such as her identity or charges since she's a minor. her mother also fully believes that it was a manic episode as it was very out of character for her daughter to act this way and has stated publicly before that she's going to give her daughter whatever help she needs to get better.
do research and y'all will live.
Poor mom and brother honestly, feel bad the girl didn’t get help before the murder
this is why if you are struggling to pay attention in class, you dony need drugs, often what causes the inability to focus is simply just that the kid doest care because the material isn't interesting to them, crazy
sad that she was told she needed drugs for ADHD, look what it leads to. You would think it's common sense not to drug kids unnecessarily but guess not
@@real.snatch As someone who has ADHD and an ADHD partner who was medicated from childhood, for the right child medication can drastically increase their quality of life and increase future success
You know, I’ve heard this before. But I’ve also heard that she had been apparently planning to murder him for a while, writing shit about it in her journal/diary and broaching the subject with kids at school.
I’m not sure what to believe. All I know is she should spend the rest of her life behind bars for taking another life.
i don’t think someone trying to hide a murder would walk up to the police station and confess💀 don’t make that man worse than he is now
to maybe try to get a smaller sentence out of it. I do also think he did not murder the person on purpose, but it is a valid reason for the police to at least consider if he is lying
Case with the 12yr old made me cry when they spoke to the mother. Can’t imagine how she feels.
She said she was sorry 😢
Idc she on prison and prob gone get riped
@@sabiloveslamp no fucking way... really????
@@sabiloveslamp no way really!! 😮
@@sabiloveslampshe literally had diagnosed schizophrenia, and her mother didn't give her the medicine she needed, she had a schizophrenic episode what can lead to people seeing things that aren't there
thank god phill snider was only talking about a scenario, it would be very bad if it was real
It was just a scenario 🤷♀️
Wym
Just a scenario he said. Just possible outcomes he said. “I didn’t kill her” he said.
I’ve never seen such a loyal friend turn themselves in like that after accidentally killing their friend and honestly it kinda warmed my heart
Lmao 🤣
@@mwil190 looks like the joke flew over your head
@@mwil190 the original comment was sarcasm, that's what they were laughing at.
Not funny
I'm all wam and fuzzy too😂
You're killing me with "Robert-ah"
THANK YOU!! Also cadaver!
Swear I was like homiiiieeee It's Roberta😂
THANK YOU!😂
Ca Day Ver.
The emphasis is on Bert, Bert. 😂
"just a scenario" *proceeds to describe every intimate detail from a specific incident*
"If that were true, why did he wait all day?!"
Because he was in shock? Thinking about what to do because he knew it was his fault? Hell, at his age he's probably looking at a life sentence even if it's an accident.
Its not true. The whole story is somewhere on YT. They had an arguement
If its truly an accident you get like 5 years or less maybe even probation if you have no priors.. but the truth is they were arguing .. if you care about someone you help then . Shock or not.. when you dont you just let em die. Scary truth people dont accept..
If you accidentally injured your mother you gonna wait all day to call for emergency services ?? Be for real.
“Showing her how to use a gun”
Never would involve pointing it at her so he’s implying that he shot her.. not she shot herself or the gun went off and shot her.. he coulda said any of those things but he didnt.. thats why this title applies to this clip…
There is no “accidentally” shooting someone because you purposely pointed at someone.. an accident means it just went off or she pulled the trigger while he was holding it or she walked infront the gun.. something Accidental..
He slipped up accidentally telling on himself because he thought he could make it an accident
Wtf is this comment he did do it intentionally
In reality If accident happen and u did nothing just wait and think its a murder. Stop this "shocked" depraved no sense .
As a mother of a 9 year old boy, I couldn’t watch that story. The mother’s heartbreak in her voice was too much to bear. Rest in peace little one xxxx
What a nightmare. You lose both of your kids in one night. You have to try and forgive one for murdering the other? Absolute nightmare.
@@mephistopheles189 it was “some demonic shit” Be careful of kids these days
@@mephistopheles189
No one’s saying she didn’t know right from wrong. It’s a matter of impulse control. She had been cutting herself, so she had some serious mental issues.
@@roems6396so many people struggle with emotional regulation. DBT skills such as mindfulness have been proven to help with this as well as adhd symptoms and they've also been proven to help school children when taught in school so I don't understand why they aren't being taught in all schools.
@@roems6396how did she lose both of her kids? The video said she wasn’t charged.
The 12 year old case breaks my heart, especially for the mother.
I'm 20 years old, autistic, and the oldest of seven, and I don't take my mother for granted. She raised seven kids, and she still goes through so much for all of us. I love her so much, and I hope all mothers like her get the love and respect they deserve.
Seeing that mother cry the way she is hurts like hell. I cannot imagine the pain she's going through. She raised two kids whom she loved and sacrificed so much for, and then she lost one to another. And now she has to deal with that. I just want to hug her so much. I hope she gets better and that she can overcome her grief the best she can.
The Phil Schneider video really broke my heart but when they interviewed him and he finally told the truth you could see the officer that was next to him wipe away tears
It's scary that it would have been that easy to get away with killing his wife. What's crazy is that he was smart enough to do it in a manner to not get charged but stupid enough to tell some lady he met at burger king. In the town where the cops are trying to nail him for murdering his wife!
He had blood all over his car and some bizarre story about her been sent to a crematorian but he didn't know where it was. It's not particularly suprising that he'd talk.
@@Smithpolly True but it's still frightening that without a body, a conviction or even an indictment is that easy to avoid, even with all the inconsistencies.
@@justinv588 Got to agree with you there.
I love how he keeps saying "just a scenerio" as if that is going to void a confession 😂 jeez
Wow that was harrowing with the 12 year old girl stabbing her younger brother... The mother's devastation is incomprehensible.
Yep you have just lost two kids in one night
But she’s sorry
When it comes to the first case, him wandering aimlessly scared for 'a day' can be explained with shock, which shock can also make someone appear 'emotionless' as they're actually dealing with so many emotions internally that the 'shock' has them numbed in appearance while within they are just crumbling trying to deal with it all. As well as him not recalling her exact address makes perfect sense. I have plenty of friends and family members whose addresses I do not have memorized, but I could point out their residences no problem.
Or he’s lying. He probably killed her because he was homeless and wanted her house. Once she was dead he didn’t know what to do with her body. He showed zero remorse. The forensic evidence would show if his story matched up with the evidence. For example, if he said he was close to her showing her the gun when it went off the forensic evidence would show gunpowder on her. If there’s no gun power, then he was much farther away when he shot her. That’s just an example of how evidence can prove or disprove his story.
@@truthsayer9534 There's always that possibility as well. No arguments here. I'm just stating the plausibility of his statements and his actions being true are more factual than most people think.
@@misscarnagex I agree with many things you said in your original post. I was just proposing an alternative scenario. The courts will sort it out.
@@truthsayer9534 Precisely, I understood what you were doing, was just reiterating lol.
"youre not working with the knoxville police department right" wild foresight
"Officer (___) you forgot to un-tuck your shirt you'll blow our damn cover!!
The first one wasn't an accident. He literally openly approached the officer and turned himself in
it was a accident base off the story .
He’s saying that killing the person was an accident.
You are correct. The video title implies that suspects inadvertently admit to committing the crime. The 2 people who replied before me lack basic comprehension skills
The titles of these videos aren't always 100% accurate
Yeah what are y’all talking about.The first clip shouldn’t be in the vid as it doesn’t relate to the title
Big shout out to this channel for not using words like "Unalive"
The case with the 12 year old suspect shattered my heart into pieces😓
12 year old murderer.
@@JOHNNY-zx1lc She was suddenly taken off an antidepressant medication (Wellbutrin) AGAINST doctor's orders and that caused her to snap mentally, i would hardly call her a cold blooded murderer or anything similar.
@@Rayven_420it takes a maniac to take a life especially your little brother , no excuse antidepressant don’t change what your capable of
@@slightkeknot defending her but it absolutely does, it literally affects your brain. She should not have been taken off her meds like that, people can completely break mentally when shit like that happens
as someone who has been on multiple ssris it was only a matter of time before she blew up. they only cause derealization and disconnection. and then when you come off it reality comes rushing back. this is who she is normally. those ssris were preventing the inevitable. @@riecola_
I can't imagine how it would feel to lose one child to murder and the other to life imprisonment. To lose both of your children at once is a heavy weight to bear. I don't know how some people manage to not completely fall apart at the seams. To know that your child is dead though, at the hands of your other child...I can't even imagine how much that mother is suffering. That's a whole 'nother level of suffering. That has to be one of the most difficult situations a person could ever have to endure! 😢
She’s not going to have life imprisonment
I can’t imagine being a shitty enough parent for that to happen. Kids who stab don’t accidentally kill someone. There were red flags before that weren’t taken serious. I’ve been mad as a kid, I’ve kicked my brothers, but I’ve never thought to STAB my brother hard enough through the heart. That’s just psychotic.
Its not life inprisonment, probably around 20 something years but still a long time
@@miap2122if she’s psychotic how is that her mothers fault
She hasn’t even been charged. I doubt she will ever see prison, given the circumstances
“He doesn’t seem visually upset about the death of his lifelong friend”
That’s something called being in complete shock, my dude. Not sure how you wouldn’t know that. He turned himself in without incident and was cooperative. To address anything suspicious with him beyond that is speculation.
Really? How about the fact that he waited more than 12 hours to report it? How about the fact that he said he couldn’t stand it when she got high and threw up all over the place? How about the fact that he said they argue all the time? Nothing suspicious? I hope you’re not in law-enforcement.
@@willbart1236Absolutely nothing you listed is proof of foul play. You need EVIDENCE. I hope YOU'RE not in law enforcement.
My guy was trying to get ahead of the jump by turning himself in to gain brownie points. That’s bottom line. And yes, that absolutely is suspicious.
@@willbart1236 if he knew truly that once the body was discovered, that no evidence would point specifically to him being a murderer, then why in the hell would he out himself? The 12 hours was probably spent with him eating himself alive on how to approach the confession to law enforcement without having to look suspicious.
And the fact that you say you hope I’m not in law enforcement says a lot about you beings that if YOU were an officer, you clearly would have convicted him of the murder the second he walked up to you. Which probably would have gotten you fired 😂
Yeah I’d be the same way if I did something like that, I don’t think he should’ve waited to call the cops but it makes sense he was in shock like that and didn’t seem upset
the 12 year olds case is absolutely heartbreaking, she was seriously struggling and the medication caused her to do this, not saying she’s not guilty but it’s just awful that the family was affected that way
Hell nah shes just a weirdo
@@MillionBoyLucdude don’t be like that she had just killed her brother… also it WAS her medication.
@@schmog_dongle she killed a 9 year old boy put yourself in his shoes
@@schmog_dongleweirdo
@@MillionBoyLucthey cant cus they simpin out of lonelyness
I'm having blast watching your videos and other channels that are recording cases and mystery!!! Keep up the good work! :)
Whats irking me is how slow the medics were getting into that apartment…I guess they knew there was nothing they could do for the boy. So sad.
I started crying for the young boy and mother. That is just heartbreaking
The “ I got to go with him” (from the mom) on the 12-year-old story was heartbreaking
Can't imagine that poor mother trying to explain what happened when she didn't really know
The old man talking to a stranger in Burger King about killing his wife who LITERALLY sounds like the police
Why, why, why do you keep calling that woman, “Robert” her name is, ROBERTA!!! Say it with me, ROE- BERT- TA…. 😂
'Narrator' is an AI voice robot. Surprised 'he' didn't go 'BEE-BOOP-BOP' every few minutes.
The case with the 12 year old is heartbreaking.
I agree with what most people said here -- we all deal with losses differently. Just because you're not crying doesn't mean you don't feel bad or have remorse.
When my father died, I never cried in public or around my family but I was definitely crying myself at night. Even my sister called me a piece of sh*t because she said I didnt care because I wasn't crying in public.
Everyone's different and you can't expect everyone to react the same.
Your sister is a terrible person. I’ve never had that happen to me 🫠
@@fabiomino3506 not necessarily a terrible person. It's a horrible thing to say but remember she was in the same position, emotions and grief come out differently in different people.
A single act can't make someone a terrible person (within reason)
The old guy has ZERO common sense. Some random person just asking questions about a ☠️ isn't suspicious. 🤔
Phill Snider be like: "Just a scenario.."
bro brian seemed so nice and chill like it was an actual accident i really feel bad tbh
Damn, when the mom said “I gotta go with him” that truly hit my heart.
Gawlly my heart on that last one, thats so sad, prayers for that mother and father, thats rough!
The first one was on purpose, he was scared all day and just figured he'd turn himself in because it was gonna be the only option in the end.
he had to work out the perfect story before turning himself in.
Wow GREAT VIDEO. Keep up the good work
It makes me so sad, the 12 year old. Im a big sister and we had roughly the same age gap for my brother. Theyre just little boys, and i know its hard to be 12 but this is just earth shattering for the mother. She lost both her kids. Im so sorry to the little boy who wont grow up. I can imagine the pain this girl is gonna carry with her. She needed help, its just awful she got to that point
The mother lost both her babies in a matter of minutes 😔
9:07 - I actually used to live in Hartville around this time. It was complete insanity because Hartville is basically a village because the population is so low. Nothing really ever happens there, so something like this shook the town. I didn’t know the murderer or his wife but from what everyone said she was an absolute sweetheart. She didn’t deserve that and I’m so happy that the Hartville police were able to get that monster. Wonderful people work at that police station and this is a testament to that!!
Lol I lived up there for a time as well. Didn't live there during this time but honestly surprised I am just now hearing about this. I think I recall the families last name but definitely seems wild to me to have happened there with what a sleepy town it was. And somehow I'm unsurprised he went to BK all the time, I'm surprised it's still in business.
I never understand why after 50+ years one would murder their own S/O instead of just getting a divorce. Kids don't need support at that point. Even if one got in a fight or argument, after 50+ years I'm sure its not the hardest or worst argument to have been in. I get that one might be shunned from certain groups on moral points but screw that, not like it works out with murder.
Its amazing how one action can alter and adversly affect so many lives. The story of the girl stabbing her brother was horrible.
as someone who has lived in hartville my whole life I will never forget when the whole Phil Snider stuff went down. Such a peaceful and quiet town, shit can really go down anywhere at any time
So with the 12 year old, I found out that girl was suddenly taken off a really really strong anxiety medication (Wellbutrin, I believe) and it wasn’t under a doctor instructions to do so. The never had a history of violence but something about being taking off the medication by her parents did something to her mental state and she snapped.
I can’t speak from experience but a friend of mine was on the same meds and stopped taking it suddenly thinking it would be like Zoloft with no real side effects and she did say she had extreme thoughts of hurting her self or others like 2 weeks after quitting. Of course being a rational adult she didn’t and immediately went to the doctor to get proper help. And was safely weened off the medication and now has no weird effects.
Just fyi Wellbutrin is an antidepressant that does not have anti-anxiety properties (many meds have both properties but not Wellbutrin, it can actually exacerbate anxiety)
@@internetperson9121 thanks for the correction. I’m fairly confident (not 100%) that’s girl was taking Wellbutrin but I’m not absolutely sure. I think the reason they took her off was because it wasn’t working , at least not in the way it intended or something idk. From my understanding the girl had ADHD and that’s what they were medications her for and nothing else she took worked. Sooooo idk why they thought Wellbutrin would help?
I mean I’ve heard ADHD can come with or mimic other things kinda anxiety/depression so maybe they were trying to treat one thing hoping it was would cure the other or something….. idk the end result was her murdering her brother so giant fail on that front…….
@@harperlane3936 In my experience, a lot of doctors know shockingly little about the meds they prescribe. Especially with psychotropic meds, many docs seem willing to just take a scattershot, trial-and-error approach rather than really analyzing the literature on each medicine and finding the best fit for each patient. In their defense, each med does seem to affect different people in unpredictable ways, so I can see why they would just fall back on trial and error, but it's still a bit lazy and opens up the door for more bad outcomes
@@harperlane3936Yeah I heard it was an ADHD medication as well that she suddenly stopped taking and it caused what they believe to be some sort of manic or psychotic episode. But that’s only from what I’ve read in the YT comments lol so I really have no idea. Either way, such a sad situation. I’m very glad your friend is okay though! I’ve gone through psychosis and manic episodes due to my bipolar (and possibly ADHD medication contributing to it) and going through the episodes in the first place are scary as hell. Every now and then I would have a moment of clarity and realize there’s something wrong but for the most part you don’t. I was never violent or anything but again, it was scary as hell. That’s amazing that your friend realized something was off and sought help. That’s really hard to do mid-episode.❤️
@@Ashley_Mo yeah she explained it was difficult cause at first she didn’t think anything was wrong with her and it was just everyone else. But once she started to notice she was actually considering hurting her kids she knew immediately something was off cause even when she was unmedicated and just raw dogging her mental health she NEVER EVER had thoughts like that. She would be frustrated sure. But never to the point of hurting someone and she’s ones of those gentle parenting people. She had a cousin who pulled her aside who had experience with the medication and told her she suspected she was having a manic episode. That’s when it clicked for her and made a doctors appointment the same day and her husband stayed home and helped with the kids until then. Since she’s been off (properly of course) she’s been back to normal. I imagine it’s incredibly scary to go through
"because there is no proof" and "because I didn't do it!" are two very different statements.
I appreciate the guy for being honest
you pronouncing their names wrong had me flustered 😆🤣
It's AI. Channels put zero effort into videos nowadays
Remember not to always go by the polygraph. An increase in heart rate can make it seem like you are lying even if you are not, same thing if someone lowers their heart rate even if they are guilty
Polygraphs are pretty much pseudoscience mumbo jumbo. That's why the results are not admissible in court.
junk science
I have terrible anxiety facing every day life, there is no way I'd take a polygraph after something serious happened because I know I'd fail it.
@@damond2803 I had terrible anxiety too. If I took it years ago I would have failed it even if I was telling the truth
They know that just use it because people normally dont know that information
I love these videos,i just hate when people tell others how they should act in situations they’ve never been in
the undercover cop having the cover story of divorced and two "grown" kids out of the home and her own bedridden mother at home who she is openly annoyed about having to take care of, was a stroke of genius. It conveyed two incredibly valuable pieces of information to the perp. It signaled that she was single and in need of a friend (perhaps more), and it also established a foundational bond between them. Here was a man who had just liberated himself from the burdens of caring for his infirmed mother and now found a friend in a woman looking to unburden herself from her infirmed mother.
I can guarantee you that he firmly believed that his new friendship was kismet; a sort of 'sign from god'
at a certain point in time, he could no longer hold back the urge to not brag about his triumph and act upon his intuition
had it not been an undercover cop; instead a normal women saying all the same things, but honestly, he might well have been right in thinking their encounter was fate
tl;dr if you're guilty of a crime, don't admit it; much less in a burger king; even less to a person you barely know.
That detective that got the truth out the guy at BK must be a legend.
The first man did not “accidentally” confess. I understand that a lot of UA-cam channels will exaggerate and/or make up untrue claims in the titles of their videos in order to make it seem more interesting, but a true crime channel really shouldn’t be lying in their video titles like this. There’s zero reason for being misleading since so many of us enjoy this content and would’ve watched it either way.
The fact the first guy was charged with "owning a gun while disabled" is weird. Apparently he isn't allowed to protect himself if he is medically unable to work?
If someone is disabled due to mental health conditions or developmental deficits, they are not allowed to own guns.
It means he has a prior conviction they use the word disability idk why but that's what it means he's a felon
I'm a felon so I would know ....for owning a gun in new York that is to scary for here I guess 🙆
The disability may be psychiatric or another condition that affects him mentally, where he's considered incompetent or of unsound mind when it comes to owning a gun. States have different laws regarding that.
That undercover cop situation is crazy to see, you never really know who you're talking too in life.
I'm not a cop but if some dude tells me he killed his wife i'm calling the cops on him lol. Don't tell random people you just killed your wife lol wtf.
when the 12 year old said that was some demonic shit , that scared the living out of me cuz she sounds very regretful and confused of her own actions but not denying what she did, thats genuinely sad for the whole family may they be in a better shape mentally and physically and r.i.p the little kid.
18:45 I saw this one, and read more about it. It is absolutely heartbreaking.
When her mom comes out and says, "You *KILLED* him." I felt a bit of a kinship with this child. It scares me that I could have become here.
At about 10 or 11 years old I started having issues with my mental health. Along with that I developed some friending anger issues.
I was very luckily that I was able to get some actual help (even more lucky this was the 1980's) that actually worked.
I worked very hard to learn to control my Rage. I call it my Rage (with a capital R) because I think of it as a monster inside of me that wants to take control. I keep my Rage locked in a cage and I have to be an guard 24/7 to make sure it stays locked up.
It's one of the reasons I don't drink, because me drunk is like unlocking the cage. If my Rage gets out, I can't control what it might do, so I have to make sure in never gets out.
Have you ever made a mistake or done something stupid that could have gotten yourself or others killed, but by pure dumb luck it didn't. Like something that makes you tense up the muscles holding your butthole closed? That's how I feel watching this.
I’m so glad you got helps s learned how to cope and prayer 🙏🏽 you in your journey of life
The hell dude?
Like some cheese with that whine?
Everybody controls what the fck they do. Mad, sad, glad whatever. It’s fkn life. Shit happens n u gotta deal w situations appropriately. Y’all mfs jus weird
Oh shit guys we found the mf who sees red 🤯
Why can’t you pronounce Roberta? Is that an A.I voiceover? You keep calling her Robber. You can’t pronounce cadaver? These aren’t obscure names and words. Wtf?
im starting to think it wasn't just a scenario
The 2nd old dude rly felt like a NPC with that whole "come back tomorrow to find out more" bs
It’s unintelligible, not illegible 😂. That’s like saying “I can’t read what he just said.”
8 years in jail???!!! 😡😡😡 Wow that’s pathetic, no justice whatsoever!!
It was literally a accident
@@ugzoguosaiahlva5247That's the lie he told police.
@@SeekingGreetings Who says so? I believe him.
@@SeekingGreetings yeah im not sure if thats a lie
he genuinley looked stress
You can literally see it visually
its not like hes gonna get released 8 seconds after the murder
14:21
what's the lesson here kids?
If you're guilty of a crime, the best policy is to think EVERYONE is an undercover cop
"Your under arrest"
Phil: "Just a scenario..right? Please say scenario.."
the 12 year old story is insane... poor son :(
first dude was probably in shock and that's why he was scared all day before turning himself in
Oh hell no, he was homeless and needed a place to stay in three meals a day..... And he was cool as a cucumber 😂
“Just a scenario” 😂😂
I remember watching and reading about this case with the 12yr old girl and her brother, Heartbreak especially for the mother.
Brian Wasn’t an accidental confession, he felt deeply about his friend and he didn’t mean for anyone to be hurt. The accident was him killing her
nah he's a murderer
@@horseslayeggs well duh he killed her, but accidentally
@@horseslayeggs Here in America the law was created that you are innocent until proven guilty
I hope you know that 'the gun accidentally went off' is one of the most commonly used lines among mrderers...they use that excuse ALL the time. And it's only true like 0.1% of the time.
@@ValCronin It still makes them liable because with guns, the law says there isn't accidental firings, only negligent discharges. So you will still be in trouble but whether or not it was negligence or on purpose is for others to determine.
I like how you spend about less than a minute covering these stories. Really gives the time you need to get out all the info you gathered.
What are you talking about?? That’s not correct at all Lmao
Talking to the police about anything is an accident. You ain't gotta convince them. Convinve that jury & judge. 🤣
“This is a scenario but I noticed specks of blood on the lamp” 😂😂😂
Im sickened by the young girl stabbing her little brother..my heart is torn up for mother😢💔🙏
Fuck.. I feel so so so bad for the mother and son who lost his life. Oh my gosh.
the case with the 12yo is heartbreaking. i couldnt get through it.. no movie can ever convey this kind of miserable emotion, and im glad. my thoughts and prayers to the mother
He made a friend for a few days and just confessed that easily??? Damn
I really believe the first guy was an accident. I'm sure he was in a panic and shock.
Seems like it as he only got an 8 year sentence, unless our justice system is just that bad
@@mechwarrior13it is that bad
None of these were accidental confessions lol everyone openly admitted to it one way or another still a great video and appreciate all the behind the scenes information
the first guy is so kind stop 😭
That poor mother. Couldn't even imagine ♥️
Title: suspects accidentally admit. First guy:he goes right up to the officer and very intentionally admits guilt.
I really like this channel, I can finally feel emotions.
If it was an accident you call a ambulance. Accidents happen. The difference between not being charged or being charged with negligent homicide, manslaughter or murder depends on the evidence and your actions after the fact. He made a deal and got the lesser.
The 12yr was probably going through some mental stuff like severe depression