Bad Guy - “Who’s the witness?” Detective - “Oh you don’t know him…..but, I’ll tell you his exact name here in a second….Jonathon Sweet. He lives one road over”. Someone tag Jonathan Sweet and tell him to keep his blinds closed.
@@alexb7641Nah, we watch videos like this that remind us to never talk to cops. 😂 But go ahead, think a cop is your friend. See how far that gets you!!
This is one of the most bizarre interrogations I have ever seen! At first I thought the cop had a strategy then by the middle of it it just seemed like he liked hanging out with the dude! So weird
Agree discovery would say the same thing.. the whole rite to face your accuser… that is further down the line..if he was a”gangster “ as the video implies, having the names could put lives in danger. Again I agree with your comment. I was going off the video’s title, I love the video titles this channel gives,it is always “the worst ever scene “ “mastermind outsmarted detectives”.. that’s all :)
Not really. He's just implying that she could just be a good liar. Polygraphs are an essential tool during interrogations which is why we have polygrapher schools. It is, however, pseudoscience in regards that, no machine can ever tell if a human is lying or not. It's impossible. Therefore it's a glorified bpm and resting heart beat monitor. That's explicitly why they tell you never to drink any caffeine products the day before taking one. It's also why they're not admissible almost everywhere today, as they are not direct evidence, nor are they circumstantial. They are simply, a very effective tool to bring out during interrogations. The trick is to make the guilty person feel the pressure and make them believe that a machine just found out they lied lol. Another thing? Law enforcement can lie and say they detected deceitfulness and that you failed, even if you actually passed. It's a great tool though and it is interesting.
Really appreciate your work, I’m always pleasantly surprised by the fact you always seem to do interrogations or cases I’ve never heard of! Thank you 😊
This guy is an absolute menace. He can't/won't defend himself in the moment, even when he's wearing a damn helmet. But then he plots to shoot up a house he knows there are innocent people at and he doesn't even slow down to attempt accuracy because he's so scared of getting caught.
It’s true about when the suspect gets a lawyer, the prosecutor will send him a discovery of pretty much all their evidence. I think why everyone is so shocked about the detective dropping witnesses names and addresses here is because usually during their first interrogation they don’t give up that much evidence for a reason. So the suspect can’t leave there make a few phone calls and get rid of all their evidence and witnesses before the trial is even scheduled. That is crazy that he’s saying their names and where they live. Even the one witnesses full name and that he is jail with him. That guy will now be a target to everyone being labeled a snitch.
He was sentenced to 5 years for involuntary manslaughter in this case, got out and got shot by a member of his own family in 2023 (not to death) which was ruled as self defence and Cody was charged with domestic violence. I think karma missed a perfect opportunity here… The murder case was covered on the Interrogation raw episode “murder of rambo” which is pretty detailed and a good watch.
If the police can’t keep you safe while in their custody, they shouldn’t be able to imprison you. Either clean it up, or prisons are nothing but torture institutions.
Haha bro prisons are literally torture institutions in America. No matter where he goes there is always the possibility of being beaten, robbed, stabbed, graped, killed or anything else you can think of. And somtimes we like it that way. Did you hear about the prolific child predator who got caught and on his first day in prison he was brutally graped and murdered? That's what we call prison justice. Just don't do anything to end up in prison if you can't handle what you are walking into. Things work very differently in there and it isn't meant to be a pleasure in the first place. Where you don't have to choose sides out here in the world, you will have to pick the side that matches your skin in prison or you will be beaten by everyone and nobody will have your back. Just don't go there.
Oh yeah, also somtimes correctional officers do it on purpose. Putting people in places where they know they will be abused because of what they did. People like Larry Lawton are advocating for prison reform but that's a lot of people that need to be weeded out and a lot of changes that need to be made. Larry Lawton is a youtuber today but he spent a very long time in prison as a jewel thief. And even he still says that people like child predators will get what's coming to them and is ok with them being tortured in prison.
Obviously, but this being a what, 7 yr cold case? I’m sure there was plenty of time between his interview with this detective and receiving his discovery, he could have had some friends pay the witness a visit.
Just to save anymore outrage in the comments. Although it's uncommon for law enforcement to release personal information regarding witnesses personal (public record) information and statements, etc. to their suspect, especially in an interrogation setting. All this information and more will be provided by way of discover LONG before the trial starts. Now take a deep breath and relax 😅
This is so sad… All of this because an adult wanted to bully another man to the breaking point. Getting little ones involved without a single thought. I hope someone takes care of the guy who did all of this to him and his family.
You should be focusing on the work that needs to be done at your job, not distractions like UA-cam videos. What is your company name and name of your supervisor & which shift you are on if you don’t mind me asking?
@@macysondheim imagine sitting on the internet chastising people for watching a video instead of working then cyber bullying them. Definition of success. 👍😎
@@macysondheim Mate it's literally their lunch break. A break given for people to PAUSE their work and do things they need to do, it's a break for a reason they are allowed to focus on something else during it.
There’s this legal defense called “imperfect self defense.” Not every state allows it, but it’s a claim of self defense that is against something not being immediately threatened. As in, a stalker, a battered spouse, or a relentless bully like Randy in this case. It’s a partial defense & refers to a homicide where the person accused believes their deadly act was necessary & reasonable to them & their situation. Like shooting at someone (Randy) who has done nothing but harass, stalk, assault & threaten this man. If he didn’t ultimately plead guilty, that is. If applicable Cody could’ve told the jury he was in a constant state of fear bc of Randy. To him, this was the only was to stop the threats/violence from escalating. He unfortunately, shot at the wrong mark. He could use that defense if he DID hit Randy too!
The detective seems like a really nice guy. I'd hang out with him. Maybe being completely candid is a technique worth trying, it seemed to be effective and he didn't really tell him any information that he didnt have already or will have access to anyway.
Damn, this case is rough.. I get it, he was dealing dr*gs and stuff, which is no good, but the guy was being attacked and had his family threatened :/ We all know he didn't mean to k*ll the guy, he just wanted to protect his family. This is a rough one and I'm sure he'd do differently if he could go back
@@macysondheimso I'm guessing you already finished your workout before watching? What if im already fit. Do I still have to exercise after work or can I relax. What if I'm washing dishes while watching the video. Does that count as being productive or do I have to sign a waver saying I'm allowed to relax after work.
@@macysondheim i'm an unemployed lazy hippy that lives with his parents i got nothing better to do than smoke bowls and watch these long ass videos all day. life is about love and happiness not living like a slave
Suspect is like "So how much was bail again? And um, can I get a copy to um, show my hitman...i mean lawyer?" Cop;Sure thing Bud, ill make both yall a copy, Let me get the contact info as well. "...."oh hey let me see if i vant get the bail reduced for time you had to dit here too, lets get the ball rolling for ya " Like this can't be real life.
Never seen a detective tell all the names and witnesses like this before. If he gets charged then eventually he could file for discovery or find out during the trial but buddy was spilling the beans to the murder suspect
The witness they're listening to talk like 30 mins in has the best voice I've ever heard, I don't even know what she's saying bc I'm so distracted by her lovely accent and voice
Never seen or heard of a case where the accused gets to know not only the names of witnesses but what their statements contain, and the accused actually gets to listen to one? No wonder folks don't want to talk to the police when there's a crime comitted. No protection for them & as long as the cops get their conviction the witnesses get left to fend for themselves in the aftermath. Ridiculous & dangerous.
Clearly most of you know nothing about the law. His discovery would have the witness info, the detective is not telling him any info he wouldnt already be getting.
That detective knows that man well, they had to have been best friends somewhere in their past life, like middle school, high school and/or probably elementary
No, if he hadn't gotten a confession, DA wouldn't have even proceeded to trial. He would've been allowed to eliminate witnesses and evidence. The evidence was weak as hell. This is not the stage to release your evidence and witnesses for a reason.
Wondering how Kennedy got away with shooting up a house multiple times and threatening people’s lives. Kennedy should have been put away a long time ago. Unfortunate and tragic situation. Ty for the upload! 👍🏼💥
My guess would be that the victims were too afraid to file a complaint or report the violence....so the assaults and bullying continued unchecked until this defendant snapped.
I'm at 37:48 and the part where the detective shows him someone else's interrogation was genius, even if he would still doesn't talk I guarantee he's going to try to contact some of the names that were dropped. That was a great play by the detectives
Wow, it really sounds like this guy was provoked and threatened so many times he was forced to shoot up the house in revenge, obviously not aware that he was going to kill someone. A reckless act obviously as he couldn't have known who would have been in the path of the bullets. I found it very strange that the Detective reeled off the names of all the witnesses and replayed their interrogations, never seen that before. Thoroughly enjoyed this so thanks,
I mean, he thought that he knew who was in the path of his bullets. Turns out his info was wrong tho. I agree that he was pushed to do it but he had to know that someone could die doing what he did.
Well this guy is into the gossip n the cop is providing him with everyones names n what they said. Couple of chatty Kathy's 😂 n i wonder if his girlfriend or wife is gonna see this.
If you take anything from this it should be if it ever comes to where you’re forced to handle business, don’t spray lead from a moving vehicle. Be patient and wait until you can look him in the eyes before you spray. That’ll guarantee you are close enough to have a chance at success. Most importantly you don’t want to hurt innocent bystanders and secondly you don’t want to miss.
Whoa, wasn't expecting Jimmy Eat World as a ring tone from the detective. As well as a list of every person that has ever wronged this guy and where they live.
This changes nothing, but I respect him admitting that he was scared. Most people, especially males, don't like to admit that. It means nothing at the end of the day; an innocent person lost their life, and you can't come back from that.
This is the same guy who got shot in September for shooting at his own family and was himself shot and ended up in the hospital. It was ruled self-defense. 😂
I'm appalled by the fact the cop told the suspect the witnesses name smh....I know it was 7yrs later but my God man what kind of rapport is that??.....you could've put his life in danger.....
Although it's uncommon in this type of setting so early on. All information in detail pertaining to any case will be provided to any/all defendants by way of discover long before a trial begins.
Detective: Anyone see or know anything? We will keep you anonymous. Witness : I didn’t see nothing. I don’t wanna be involved I’m scared YEARS LATER Witness: ok I’ll talk! Detective to killer: Oh yea it was so and so who told us. Yea he lives a road down from your mom!
Wow this detective straight up told him who wrote statements against him. This detective seems to know the streets really well like he was a drug cop before.
A few simple rules: If you do dumb stuff,own up to it If you have an idea, write down the possible outcomes, hey if I burn down this house, people might die Wrong and right is based on individuals, dont expect your "right" to align with someone else's viewpoint Stay out of drama unless absolutely desperate and can accept the consequences Try to ask other people for advice(a wide range of people) before you make a big decision Coming from someone who has done dumb stuff, stay safe, and also why does this detective act like professional hit man dont exist, like bro the charge $100,000 for one job you think their gonna slow down hell no they got experience
"Here's a picture, his I.D., social security #, car make and model, see.....the witness is a real person...who gave us incredibly accurate details that were basing our whole story off of. Anyway.....were you there???"
All this and much more will be provided to any defendant by way of discovery long before a trial would begin. It's just uncommon for detectives to release so much information, especially the identity and the details of witnesses and their statements.
@@cssssdffsfsfsfs Yeah I’d be more worried about straining too hard taking a dump. This is John Gotti of the trailer park, all his tweaker assassins would probably testify against him for a cheeseburger.
They traded a derelict detective for an incompetent one. Building a rapport does not entail giving up all of your scant circumstantial evidence. He's not going to always be lucky enough to be dealing with suspects dumber than him.
Perpetrator: who are the witnesses Detective- Randell Kennedy. White guy. 6'2. Blue eyes. Here is his picture. You can keep it. He lives on elms Street across from the park. Hang on. I'll pull it up on Google maps. Our printer isn't working right now. You got an email address? 😅😂
Detective: "It was a freak accident...it's pretty hard to prove intent for me." Accident? No intent? I didn't realize deliberately firing a gun into a house, knowing there are people inside (regardless his intended target wasn't actually there) could be considered an accident with no intent. 🤔
@scottmadsen8401 makes sense to me. Not sure how accurate it is but it's not hard to understand what he's saying. The title of the video says "wanabe ganster" but this dude gets beat up and his moms house gets shitnup 4 times and he hardly did anything about it till he finally got tired. He's nothing like a gangster or a wanabe gangster but they are calling him a wanabe gangster. Normally this channel uses arbitrary IQ numbers to reference the mental capacity of people that never took an IQ test. Edit: or maybe they did take IQ tests, I'm not sure but the channel never says that they took a test so I assume they are just assigning numbers. But it is possible that they took IQ tests at some piont in prison and they jist aren't saying that they did.
Bad Guy - “Who’s the witness?”
Detective - “Oh you don’t know him…..but, I’ll tell you his exact name here in a second….Jonathon Sweet. He lives one road over”.
Someone tag Jonathan Sweet and tell him to keep his blinds closed.
Thats what im saying why tf he tell the dude his whole name and what street he live on 😂
Yeah, what was that detective thinking. I understand he's trying to gain trust, but that's extremely unethical.
It's really strange but he would have heard it anyway from his lawyer.
They always get the witness information because they have the right to confront all their witnesses in court. It's no secret
but the case hasn't gone anywhere near court yet...!
so much for protecting the witness... never telling cops anything.
The suspect gets A motion of discovery and all the witnesses names and info are in there anyway! He would have found out regardless
You watch too many movies
@@alexb7641Nah, we watch videos like this that remind us to never talk to cops. 😂 But go ahead, think a cop is your friend. See how far that gets you!!
@@TheGuardianssorrow Alright, remember that when something happens to you.
@@TheGuardianssorrow You gotta be a Russian troll.
This is one of the most bizarre interrogations I have ever seen! At first I thought the cop had a strategy then by the middle of it it just seemed like he liked hanging out with the dude! So weird
No you're just dumb
Wow…good thing this guy has no connections… cause the detective just gave a hitlist ……smh
His motion of discovery would have had all the witnesses names and info in there anyway! He would have found out regardless
Tell me you know nothing about the law without telling me
If this is the good detective the first MF must have been inspector gadget without penny or the dog, shit!
😂😂he just keep going and going and going
Agree discovery would say the same thing.. the whole rite to face your accuser… that is further down the line..if he was a”gangster “ as the video implies, having the names could put lives in danger. Again I agree with your comment. I was going off the video’s title, I love the video titles this channel gives,it is always “the worst ever scene “ “mastermind outsmarted detectives”.. that’s all :)
"I could pass a polygraph if you asked me if I did it or not. Polygraphs are easy to beat" 😂
He's basically saying he did it right there!!
Right? This guy is a dipsh!t. 😂
Not really. He's just implying that she could just be a good liar. Polygraphs are an essential tool during interrogations which is why we have polygrapher schools. It is, however, pseudoscience in regards that, no machine can ever tell if a human is lying or not. It's impossible. Therefore it's a glorified bpm and resting heart beat monitor. That's explicitly why they tell you never to drink any caffeine products the day before taking one. It's also why they're not admissible almost everywhere today, as they are not direct evidence, nor are they circumstantial. They are simply, a very effective tool to bring out during interrogations. The trick is to make the guilty person feel the pressure and make them believe that a machine just found out they lied lol. Another thing? Law enforcement can lie and say they detected deceitfulness and that you failed, even if you actually passed. It's a great tool though and it is interesting.
I caught that too.
True but the cop already knew he did it. I imagine the suspect knew he knew too but this guy is no rocket scientist.
This detective is hella weird
That poor man it’s no wonder he did what he did.. What kind of police do they have there? That bully should’ve been arrested! Sue the police dept.
Really appreciate your work, I’m always pleasantly surprised by the fact you always seem to do interrogations or cases I’ve never heard of! Thank you 😊
Agreed!
Geez I guess when the detective is decent and honest with the suspect, sometimes it works better than intimidation and lies.
"I could pass the polygraph test about killing him.. ..polygraph tests are easy to beat". 😂😂 you're not guilty at all!!
Nice detective tells the suspect the names and locations of witnesses...
Seriously. WTF.
That’s wild…
A time stamp had to be hard to put out! 😢
@@KulKlasit's not there duty to put up time stamps it would be helpful but not an obligation 💪🏽
@@oakleighbranch7224man whatever put the damn stamp before we start wrestling out back
This guy is an absolute menace. He can't/won't defend himself in the moment, even when he's wearing a damn helmet. But then he plots to shoot up a house he knows there are innocent people at and he doesn't even slow down to attempt accuracy because he's so scared of getting caught.
May not of been fear of getting caught but the fear of getting shot 💉
It’s true about when the suspect gets a lawyer, the prosecutor will send him a discovery of pretty much all their evidence. I think why everyone is so shocked about the detective dropping witnesses names and addresses here is because usually during their first interrogation they don’t give up that much evidence for a reason. So the suspect can’t leave there make a few phone calls and get rid of all their evidence and witnesses before the trial is even scheduled. That is crazy that he’s saying their names and where they live. Even the one witnesses full name and that he is jail with him. That guy will now be a target to everyone being labeled a snitch.
The Detective is Snitching on the Snitches 🤷🏼♂️
To a tweaker that fired a gun at a house and killed the wrong person 😂. Pretty sure they’re safe
He was sentenced to 5 years for involuntary manslaughter in this case, got out and got shot by a member of his own family in 2023 (not to death) which was ruled as self defence and Cody was charged with domestic violence.
I think karma missed a perfect opportunity here…
The murder case was covered on the Interrogation raw episode “murder of rambo” which is pretty detailed and a good watch.
Stranger stories still 💯💪 on em all !!
Those witnesses could be on a potential hit list now 😮
By who? This broke, tweaker, idiots gang?
🤣 yeah why'd the cop tell him all that info
If the police can’t keep you safe while in their custody, they shouldn’t be able to imprison you. Either clean it up, or prisons are nothing but torture institutions.
Haha bro prisons are literally torture institutions in America. No matter where he goes there is always the possibility of being beaten, robbed, stabbed, graped, killed or anything else you can think of.
And somtimes we like it that way. Did you hear about the prolific child predator who got caught and on his first day in prison he was brutally graped and murdered? That's what we call prison justice.
Just don't do anything to end up in prison if you can't handle what you are walking into. Things work very differently in there and it isn't meant to be a pleasure in the first place. Where you don't have to choose sides out here in the world, you will have to pick the side that matches your skin in prison or you will be beaten by everyone and nobody will have your back. Just don't go there.
Oh yeah, also somtimes correctional officers do it on purpose. Putting people in places where they know they will be abused because of what they did.
People like Larry Lawton are advocating for prison reform but that's a lot of people that need to be weeded out and a lot of changes that need to be made.
Larry Lawton is a youtuber today but he spent a very long time in prison as a jewel thief. And even he still says that people like child predators will get what's coming to them and is ok with them being tortured in prison.
You would think that would be incentive to not get put there, but these dumbasses can’t think that far ahead.
@joaquina : even worse the laws label men a felon - illegal to own a forearm to protect tourself
Lol what? Could be argued that prison should be dangerous. Stay the F out of trouble
Damn, surprised the detective didn’t give the dude a pen n paper to write down the witness names, along with photos. 🤦🏽♂️
It is in his motion of discovery anyway he would have found out regardless
Obviously, but this being a what, 7 yr cold case? I’m sure there was plenty of time between his interview with this detective and receiving his discovery, he could have had some friends pay the witness a visit.
Right!! I shocked to hear him say the witnesses name and where he lived!! It's no wonder ppl don't come forward more with information
You watch too many mafia movies. These people could barely speak English. I think I heard something about a Waffle House and baby mommas.
😂😂😂
Just to save anymore outrage in the comments. Although it's uncommon for law enforcement to release personal information regarding witnesses personal (public record) information and statements, etc. to their suspect, especially in an interrogation setting. All this information and more will be provided by way of discover LONG before the trial starts.
Now take a deep breath and relax 😅
This is so sad… All of this because an adult wanted to bully another man to the breaking point. Getting little ones involved without a single thought. I hope someone takes care of the guy who did all of this to him and his family.
"Birds of a feather......you know the thing
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Kayla is such a good wife sticking by his side ❤
I wasn't expecting to hear the Jimmy Eat World ringtone
😂😂😂
Right . Surprised how many times the detectives phones go off during these interrogations..
Good song… terrible band name
What was the name of the song?
Sweetness
Oh wow, perfect timing for my lunch break 😁
You should be focusing on the work that needs to be done at your job, not distractions like UA-cam videos. What is your company name and name of your supervisor & which shift you are on if you don’t mind me asking?
@@macysondheim got it, I should always be working. And where did that approach get you?
@@ajrichardson12 Success. Something that you are clearly lacking with the type of self-absorbed mentality you have.
@@macysondheim imagine sitting on the internet chastising people for watching a video instead of working then cyber bullying them.
Definition of success. 👍😎
@@macysondheim Mate it's literally their lunch break. A break given for people to PAUSE their work and do things they need to do, it's a break for a reason they are allowed to focus on something else during it.
Geez -- he paused between each name who snitched on him like he was giving him time to write it down. Holy crap!
It is in his motion of discovery anyway he would have found out regardless
@Mippa - yet cops file YT complaints because 1A auditors show them doing traffic stopa😂
This detective is GREAT!! He makes me feel like confessing things😂
"I could pass a poly graph saying I didn't do it. Polygraphs are easy to beat"
😂😂how is he this dumb 10:35
Well, if the witnesses come up missing, we all know who to blame.
There’s this legal defense called “imperfect self defense.” Not every state allows it, but it’s a claim of self defense that is against something not being immediately threatened. As in, a stalker, a battered spouse, or a relentless bully like Randy in this case.
It’s a partial defense & refers to a homicide where the person accused believes their deadly act was necessary & reasonable to them & their situation. Like shooting at someone (Randy) who has done nothing but harass, stalk, assault & threaten this man. If he didn’t ultimately plead guilty, that is.
If applicable Cody could’ve told the jury he was in a constant state of fear bc of Randy. To him, this was the only was to stop the threats/violence from escalating. He unfortunately, shot at the wrong mark. He could use that defense if he DID hit Randy too!
well they said he got a light sentence so maybe some of that did apply in this case.
The detective seems like a really nice guy. I'd hang out with him.
Maybe being completely candid is a technique worth trying, it seemed to be effective and he didn't really tell him any information that he didnt have already or will have access to anyway.
The life style these people live , it's amazing to me they have the time and energy.
Damn, this case is rough.. I get it, he was dealing dr*gs and stuff, which is no good, but the guy was being attacked and had his family threatened :/ We all know he didn't mean to k*ll the guy, he just wanted to protect his family. This is a rough one and I'm sure he'd do differently if he could go back
I've been following for so long. I've been sharing your channel with so many people. This is just the best channel for crime.
I just got off work, perfect timing to put my feet up and watch, how exciting 😊 !!!
Lazy mentality. You should be exercising or doing something more productive after you finish work. I bet you’re eating junk food/snacks also.
@@macysondheim Maybe they're a personal trainer
@@macysondheimIt's a bot dude
@@macysondheimso I'm guessing you already finished your workout before watching?
What if im already fit. Do I still have to exercise after work or can I relax. What if I'm washing dishes while watching the video. Does that count as being productive or do I have to sign a waver saying I'm allowed to relax after work.
@@macysondheim i'm an unemployed lazy hippy that lives with his parents i got nothing better to do than smoke bowls and watch these long ass videos all day. life is about love and happiness not living like a slave
Suspect is like "So how much was bail again? And um, can I get a copy to um, show my hitman...i mean lawyer?"
Cop;Sure thing Bud, ill make both yall a copy, Let me get the contact info as well. "...."oh hey let me see if i vant get the bail reduced for time you had to dit here too, lets get the ball rolling for ya "
Like this can't be real life.
Never seen a detective tell all the names and witnesses like this before. If he gets charged then eventually he could file for discovery or find out during the trial but buddy was spilling the beans to the murder suspect
This guy isn't the sharpest tool in the box is he😂😂😂
It’s his right to know who’s accusing him. He’d get it in discovery either way including their address. What’s bs is them lying about who told what.
Twyla... Rambo.... what In the heehaw junction did I click on
Don't forget Misty!
😂😂
What in the heehaw junction...😅😅😅😅😅
The witness they're listening to talk like 30 mins in has the best voice I've ever heard, I don't even know what she's saying bc I'm so distracted by her lovely accent and voice
Wow. And the detective keeps going for so long
Never seen or heard of a case where the accused gets to know not only the names of witnesses but what their statements contain, and the accused actually gets to listen to one? No wonder folks don't want to talk to the police when there's a crime comitted. No protection for them & as long as the cops get their conviction the witnesses get left to fend for themselves in the aftermath. Ridiculous & dangerous.
Clearly most of you know nothing about the law. His discovery would have the witness info, the detective is not telling him any info he wouldnt already be getting.
I'd say the other detective felt sorry for this guy and was covering for him
That detective knows that man well, they had to have been best friends somewhere in their past life, like middle school, high school and/or probably elementary
Hell yeah! That investigators ringtone is "Sweetness" by Jimmy Eat World! ❤
If the detective wasn't able to get a confession, this would have went to trial and all the witnesses would have been revealed anyways .
No, if he hadn't gotten a confession, DA wouldn't have even proceeded to trial. He would've been allowed to eliminate witnesses and evidence. The evidence was weak as hell. This is not the stage to release your evidence and witnesses for a reason.
Wondering how Kennedy got away with shooting up a house multiple times and threatening people’s lives. Kennedy should have been put away a long time ago. Unfortunate and tragic situation. Ty for the upload! 👍🏼💥
My guess would be that the victims were too afraid to file a complaint or report the violence....so the assaults and bullying continued unchecked until this defendant snapped.
I'm at 37:48 and the part where the detective shows him someone else's interrogation was genius, even if he would still doesn't talk I guarantee he's going to try to contact some of the names that were dropped. That was a great play by the detectives
Wow, it really sounds like this guy was provoked and threatened so many times he was forced to shoot up the house in revenge, obviously not aware that he was going to kill someone. A reckless act obviously as he couldn't have known who would have been in the path of the bullets. I found it very strange that the Detective reeled off the names of all the witnesses and replayed their interrogations, never seen that before. Thoroughly enjoyed this so thanks,
I mean, he thought that he knew who was in the path of his bullets. Turns out his info was wrong tho. I agree that he was pushed to do it but he had to know that someone could die doing what he did.
Well this guy is into the gossip n the cop is providing him with everyones names n what they said. Couple of chatty Kathy's 😂 n i wonder if his girlfriend or wife is gonna see this.
If you take anything from this it should be if it ever comes to where you’re forced to handle business, don’t spray lead from a moving vehicle. Be patient and wait until you can look him in the eyes before you spray. That’ll guarantee you are close enough to have a chance at success. Most importantly you don’t want to hurt innocent bystanders and secondly you don’t want to miss.
Ummmm..... This detective????
Well now ill never tell anything to the police smh. Cops just snitched on Jonathan Sweet 😅
Had a buddy who was killed along with his mother after giving up information on a particular incident. Tragic series of events.
Perfect timing! Thanks 👍🏻
Whoa, wasn't expecting Jimmy Eat World as a ring tone from the detective. As well as a list of every person that has ever wronged this guy and where they live.
Cop with a Jimmy Eat World ringtone = my personal hell.
This changes nothing, but I respect him admitting that he was scared. Most people, especially males, don't like to admit that. It means nothing at the end of the day; an innocent person lost their life, and you can't come back from that.
8:38🗣JonathanSweet🔫
This is the same guy who got shot in September for shooting at his own family and was himself shot and ended up in the hospital. It was ruled self-defense. 😂
Welp,he gave it a shot
Do you have a link to a video or news article or something about that?
@@TheJadeFist i thought it was BS too but they talked about it in the very end
People never learn
@@gristamshackleford2102 Ya I realized that after, I thought he was talking about the cop interviewing the guy at first.
I'm appalled by the fact the cop told the suspect the witnesses name smh....I know it was 7yrs later but my God man what kind of rapport is that??.....you could've put his life in danger.....
The accused is always given the witnesses identity because they have the right to confront them in court
Although it's uncommon in this type of setting so early on. All information in detail pertaining to any case will be provided to any/all defendants by way of discover long before a trial begins.
@@207BLCKBERearly on this interview was 7 years later
All the names are in his motion of discovery anyway! He would have found out regardless
The comments are the best part. Im cracking the fuvk up at 7 45 in the morning at the snarkiest audience ever lmao
Detective: Anyone see or know anything? We will keep you anonymous.
Witness : I didn’t see nothing. I don’t wanna be involved I’m scared
YEARS LATER
Witness: ok I’ll talk!
Detective to killer: Oh yea it was so and so who told us. Yea he lives a road down from your mom!
Wow this detective straight up told him who wrote statements against him. This detective seems to know the streets really well like he was a drug cop before.
A few simple rules:
If you do dumb stuff,own up to it
If you have an idea, write down the possible outcomes, hey if I burn down this house, people might die
Wrong and right is based on individuals, dont expect your "right" to align with someone else's viewpoint
Stay out of drama unless absolutely desperate and can accept the consequences
Try to ask other people for advice(a wide range of people) before you make a big decision
Coming from someone who has done dumb stuff, stay safe, and also why does this detective act like professional hit man dont exist, like bro the charge $100,000 for one job you think their gonna slow down hell no they got experience
Yay! Here for a new one!
This interrogation ended up like a job interview
Damn the detective telling more than the suspect/witness. Nobody safe with him
The first detective wasn’t inept, he choose not to go after him because he knew how much he was terrorized.
"Here's a picture, his I.D., social security #, car make and model, see.....the witness is a real person...who gave us incredibly accurate details that were basing our whole story off of. Anyway.....were you there???"
All this and much more will be provided to any defendant by way of discovery long before a trial would begin.
It's just uncommon for detectives to release so much information, especially the identity and the details of witnesses and their statements.
It is in his motion of discovery! He would have found out regardless
It’s like one person says something stupid, then you get 50 people parroting the same thing.
@@alexb7641it's sad they think the guy who couldn't hit the right target, is gonna pull off a hit or escape prison
@@cssssdffsfsfsfs Yeah I’d be more worried about straining too hard taking a dump. This is John Gotti of the trailer park, all his tweaker assassins would probably testify against him for a cheeseburger.
How is he a wanna be gangster that don’t even make sense
That cop had a lame ass song for a ringtone 😂
They traded a derelict detective for an incompetent one. Building a rapport does not entail giving up all of your scant circumstantial evidence. He's not going to always be lucky enough to be dealing with suspects dumber than him.
OP says "wanna be" well....... seems this dudes bout that life!
omgoodness this is in my city, Greenville SC
No way! Really?
Yeah Jimmy Eat World!!!! This officer has good taste in music🖤🖤
I’ve noticed it’s always some state with a Henderson County. Guess I know which counties to stay away from.
ITCS: people that don’t know how interrogations and how being a witness works in these situations
Whats itcs
@@GhostyGirlTiffin this comments section
@@DrewPNeck thank youuuuuu
Damn are they supposed to just straight name drop like that? That’s crazy
I can't promise you anything. But I promise I'll try
He didn't stop because he's a coward
Me when the detective starts telling the killer the names of everyone that came forward against him : 😮
Is this even legal ?? I hope this detective got FIRED!
Skipped ahead skipped ahead, drooling on myself 😴💤
Damn he's telling him who every witness is. Guess they need to watch their backs.
Perpetrator: who are the witnesses
Detective- Randell Kennedy. White guy. 6'2. Blue eyes. Here is his picture. You can keep it. He lives on elms Street across from the park. Hang on. I'll pull it up on Google maps. Our printer isn't working right now. You got an email address? 😅😂
Detective: "It was a freak accident...it's pretty hard to prove intent for me." Accident? No intent? I didn't realize deliberately firing a gun into a house, knowing there are people inside (regardless his intended target wasn't actually there) could be considered an accident with no intent. 🤔
Detective is just being friendly gaining his trust is all.
Did he have jimmy eat world for his ringtone? wtf 😂
How was any of this allowed?!
I would’ve never thought that the detective was a Jimmy Eat World fan 😂 😂 😂
21:59 Detective with the Jimmy Eat World ring tone. Hell yeah. Song is "Sweetness" if anyone wants to hear an absolute classic banger.
So he serve maybe 4 or 5 years for murder.... Unreal
Fuxin cops giving out a innocent witness name and then wonder why nobody wants to talk to them!! Smfh!!
The "helpful" detective.
I’m fully convinced this channel thinks anyone who commits crimes are “wannabe gangsters” lol
Commits
@scottmadsen8401 makes sense to me. Not sure how accurate it is but it's not hard to understand what he's saying.
The title of the video says "wanabe ganster" but this dude gets beat up and his moms house gets shitnup 4 times and he hardly did anything about it till he finally got tired. He's nothing like a gangster or a wanabe gangster but they are calling him a wanabe gangster.
Normally this channel uses arbitrary IQ numbers to reference the mental capacity of people that never took an IQ test.
Edit: or maybe they did take IQ tests, I'm not sure but the channel never says that they took a test so I assume they are just assigning numbers. But it is possible that they took IQ tests at some piont in prison and they jist aren't saying that they did.
Yea I was typing this while eating on my lunch break 🤣 I don’t think it was that hard to decipher but apparently they needed this clarification
@@MorticiaMunster thank god for your 5th grade comprehension skills.
@@scott_madsen yesssir
"I can pass a polygraph saying I didn't do it, polygraph is easy to beat"
Lol, Can he get more stupid?
16:37 holy crap! A Lorne Lynn Armstrong shoutout !?!?! I am a hardcore lornographer. Currently catfishing his idiot brother Roy Armstrong.
Greatest detective ever
*sarcasm intended*
It's great to see so many geniuses in the comments, they really turned up for this one. (Sarcasm)
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