Teenage Killer Thinks he Can Manipulate The Police
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His first genuine emotion wasn't for his family, it was for him realizing he was busted. This kid is a horror show of a human being.
No I think it was for him AND his family. The fact that he couldn't even speak at his trail tells you something. It doesn't matter though because he's never getting out, even if it was 21 31, let alone 2031.
Survival instinct
Absolutely he was crying about his loss for himself
that's not a human being... that's a demon in human skin
@@jonmanileniono such thing as demons
I don’t care if he was “only 15”. He murdered 4 people in cold blood without even an understandable motive. He should never ever receive parole.
Obviously his daddy never loved him enough to tell him to not talk to the police.
You can wish all you want but in America we do not give life in prison without parole to juveniles. It’s literally the law of the land that this is not allowed. Take up your complaints with the Supreme Court.
The judge should have ran the sentences consecutively, idk why the required sentence doesn't just exceed any possible natural life
@@jackstraw262 I'm sure the current crop of political activists & Winnebego connoisseurs would be happy to issue whatever ruling you like. For the right favors, naturally...
Agree. I remember as a 13-year-old, someone spray-painted a graffiti of “do bong hits” on the school wall and a concerned mom wrote to the paper that this could encourage students to do drugs.
It should have been removed, but I recall even at 13 thinking that if anyone was pushed into drug use by dumb graffiti, even at 13 they were either unbelievably stupid or teetering right on the edge already, and who would do that because they saw one graffiti?
And I wondered if adults forget what they were like in their mid-teens, and that they aren’t 6 year olds.
In a year...at 18, he could leave his family and never look back. Do people really not understand that just walking away is an option?
May be he was looking for early inheritance that he didn’t need to share with 2 brothers. Just evil
And he was 15
@@naajanay4025 Maybe...but definitely not worth the time he's doing though...so crazy.
@@naajanay4025 I was going by what it said in the video. The very first words in the video say he was 17. Even more terrifying if he was 15.
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The saddest part to me is he called his little brother to leave the door open to kill him later.. that’s just cold
Cold blooded murderer. What is wrong with him? What went so wrong?
Pure evil 😈
"let thy will be done"
Psychopath
It sickens me when people use the trust others have in them to hurt those who trust them. That's a special kind of evil.
So this guy KILLED 4 OF HIS FAMILY MEMBERS AND CAN GET OUT OF PRISON IN 2031. WHAT THE HELL ARE WE DOING!!
Republicans don't like to pay taxes to build prisons.
thats a long time and a typical punishment. people can get better and repent
Yep. Liberalism in a Mental Disorder
well he might be eligible for parole in 2031, but that doesn't mean he will be granted it , he could be kept in prison a further five to ten years before getting parole...but even then that would not be fair considering he murdered four people...... he should never be released.
he's eligible for parole in 2031
Don’t say ‘his friends ratted him out’ - they behaved appropriately by answering the policemen’s questions.
Exactly.
He was quoting the detective, and the detective was trying to make Nicholas feel intimidated. Everyone who said they ratted him out was acting appropriately by saying that.
This kid is a true PSYCHOPATH! Fifteen years old, knowing he slaughtered his entire family, but he can calmly deny it and even SLEEP! Most teenagers, even adults, would be petrified, especially when they realize detectives know they did it! This dude is cool as a cucumber... now that is absolutely TERRIFYING!!! 😱
no type of discipline can be seen. He has figured out everything about life, to a tee. He even knows what the jury will do.
He is,or was the son of an attorney.He thinks he knows the game.
@@boathousejoed1126 Yes, he thought he was so smart. He even mentions how good they were, no reason to kill them, they were wealthy, he would be set for life...but obviously he couldn't wait for them to die. This is premeditated and about money. Probably worked out he could never be as. wealthy as his father. He wanted everything, including the life insurance.
Where are my friends?
Their parents came to pick them up.........
oops I butchered my ride........
@@boathousejoed1126Thinking he knew the law because his dad was attorney might make him confident, but it’s kind of inevitable that most criminals think they are smart enough to get away with it.
No one plans a crime saying “ok, I will kill someone to get money to live off of, then get arrested quickly, convicted and not touch a penny of the money because I will be in jail for 25 years.”
Except impulse crimes, it’s ONLY the ones who think “yeah, I can do this and fool everyone” who go ahead with the crime.
And in other police docs, an officer said they generally “like” teen defendants, who make ridiculously dumb mistakes (like telling a bunch of friends about a crime) while thinking they are way smarter than the police.
when I was a teen I felt like a wild, caged animal because my parents were beyond strict. my friends could do so much more than I was allowed to. never did I ever consider my life without them though. I cant imagine considering killing them..............how at 15 did he kill his entire family? just wow..........scary af
he’s sick, there were signs that his parents ignored. He should’ve been medicated or locked away long before this.
Right
@@big_dawg6985blame the victim, like you even knew them. You have no idea about any of it. His parents may have been taking him to a psychiatrist weekly
@@ellybean5868 not once did i blame the victim. I stated a fact, he was sick, should’ve noticed… That’s a fact. Kids don’t just up and murder people
@@ellybean5868Sounds like two psychiatrists are needed...! Wow...?!
He was never that violent….THAT violent 🙅♀️
😂 _True. Believe it or not this Psychopath was on a dating site for inmates and says he was "Messed Up" and says hes "Reformed". Yet shows no empathy for his crime. He said he murdered his mom, dad and young brother because they were "Abusive Alcoholics". But his kid brother wasn't an abusive alcoholic - which makes no sense and indicates he's probably a patholigical liar that these Detectives pointed out. He more likely murdered them because he was a spoiled brat who didn't like being told what to do._
@@GraveYardShif7 Very succinctly written and I agree entirely 👌
@@Karenanneseven ughh seems youtube deleted my comment. Sorry about that.
@@GraveYardShif7 that’s so annoying but I enjoyed reading it 💯🫶👌
@@GraveYardShif7 that’s so annoying but I enjoyed NOT reading it
Your own parents, and siblings wow. He should never be allowed out of prison, unbelievable and, so horribly sad 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
He won't make it out of prison.
4 LIFE SENTENCES, eligible for parole in less time than drug dealing charge! 15 year's. He didnt give a dam about what he did other than personal consequences
I hope that people go to his parole hearings and make sure he never gets out!!!
@@thisisit333 Ye me to and I hope the amount of hearings hit double figures
Boy that white privilege was must be niiiice!!!
The plea agreement requires at least 23 years before parole.
It's a blue state. He will be out early.
To me the really scary part is that this 15 y/o will be eventually getting out and still have a chance at a life after this.
And....will he be able to collect all the inheritance money ? Or was that presented as a motive for killing the other 3 ? If so, would it make him, by law, ineligible to collect that money ?
@@timmellin2815No, the "slayer rule" prevents this. Any murderer of a family member may not collect inheritance. It is common law, so only requires preponderance of evidence. Thus someone may beat a criminal charge of murder but still be found a "slayer" in civil court. Moot in this case as Nick was found guilty of murder.
@@zmancan5290 Whoa...thanks very much for that explanation. Interesting and good to see that it's also more enforceable because of the civil court culpability, too.
@@zmancan5290 what would happen if say that inheritance went to the Grandparents, as maybe no will, only remaining next of kin for the deceased parents.
Then they either intentionally leave the money to him, or they die without a will and he would defacto be their emaining next of kin. (exclude the aunt for the purpose of simplicity)
I.e is this slayer rule in permanant effect , i.e he can't get the money through a roundabout way like that or does it only apply in this 1st instance as such
@@davidrenton Interesting question! Go back to first principles: we don't want any murderer to have any path to benefit financially from a murder. So no. Yes, he may be entitled to inheritance from grandparents, but only those assets separate and before the murders. The civil court would have to parse those out. Even then, the grandparents would need specific language about their knowledge of the crime and to specify their intent to still leave him money. Not only that, but only the portion originally intended to go to him and excluding that of his parents and siblings.
Oh come on...that kid is a selfish, MANIPULATING, narcissist! He only ACTED like he was crying because he thinks tears will get him sympathy and less time in jail!!
It has been shown that even sociopathic, narcissistic serial killers can show certain empathetic traits and forms of love towards their own families. So even if he did have genuine tears for guilt of the horror of what he did to his family he could still absolutely be a selfish, self serving psycho with maybe narcissistic personality disorder, that cares about practically no one but himself
Oh I agree!! This kid is a monster! Both his parents and his 2 brothers?!!? 😮😮😮😢😢😢😢
You watch a thirty minute video and think you’re qualified to make a psychological diagnosis. What a joke .
@@michaelblankenau6598 Some people have 50-60-70 years experience in real life. And built the infrastructure you are 'commenting' on.
From Eagle life to life in prison. What a self-serving narcissistic child.
What a creep
Full-on weirdo…
A child is prepubescent and cannot have children. He was a young man
@@thomas2much601 I meant he acted childish😊
@@thomas2much601adolescent boys aren't men, yet.
In the UK: anyone under 16 years old has to be represented with an appropriate adult. It can be a parent, friend or volunteer. They are in the room during any questioning by the police and help ensure that the child’s rights are protected.
Believe me, criminals need to taken to task and suffer the consequences of their crimes through the justice system. However, I always felt it more than appropriate that such a system is in place in the UK. If anything it ensures that any “misunderstandings”, from either side, may occur and thus limit false or coerced confessions. Furthermore, it can be argued: if someone’s to young to legally agree to a contract and is thus considered to young to take such responsibility, they may be too young to understand the ramifications of the proceedings and their rights.
Just saying
That's a rule in parts of the US too.
Kids can be manipulated
yeah, seemed odd to me that there wasn't a grandparent or lawyer present.
Totally agree in the UK this wouldn’t happen even though this lad is morally bankrupt. He does need legal counsel or an appropriate adult as the general public do need to be protected from him until he has been rehabilitated and deemed safe if ever.
@@plutoniumcoreuk Yeah I am a ex British senior police officer and a expert in interviewing and guilty or not this interview is a bloody disgrace .. a 15 year old is being told you are going to Jail no matter what, and I can`t tell you everything maybe you will find out after a year in jail, Christ massive amount of people would `confess`, he is being told you ARE getting charged in the UK the whole interview is illegal the officers would be sacked.
@@steve.k4735 He would still have gone to jail by the British system, I’m pretty sure, though it might take longer to charge him. From what we law-abiding types can see in videos, the interview style is less cavalier and far more tightly structured in the UK - but now that being silent in interview or “not mentioning what you later rely on in court” can be used against you - that tips the scales instead.
Then again, the homicide rate in the US is more than six times higher than the UK. They can’t devote the same manpower or man hours to a given investigation. They use plea deals a lot more too.
Yay! Finally a new (to me) channel that doesn't simply post unedited interrogation videos! Thank you for putting in the effort.
I get what you mean, but my thoughts were exact opposite; I found the narrator's frequent comments distracting and spoiled it for me.
I actually love unedited interrogation videos -- to each their own!
So sad. This kid one day is going to realize. He is all alone. No calling mom or brothers from prison to get the unconditional love families usually provide. Cause he killed them all. He will live and walk in a living awake nightmare through out his life. He will have to work extremely extremely hard to have any semblance of peace in his dark world
Του αξίζει..
I agree with your assessment more than with any other comment . Everyone else has written him off, but I think he's too intelligent to be unaffected by his actions at some future point. Good insight.
My family is still alive and I can't call them for unconditional love. I never got that from them.
@@bennyd345oh come on...the kid is playing on the detective's feelings, and thinks crying is going to get him sympathy and less time in prison. He is very manipulating, and narcissistic....the kid did it for money!! He knew how much his dad was worth and wanted it ALL!
@@bennyd345…intelligence doesn’t means he’s not an unfeeling sociopath. I don’t think he cares about anyone but himself - before this, when he did it, and the rest of his life. He’ll always be the same empty, pathetic, and selfish person he’s always been.
When i was about 6 years old, our family dog mysteriously disappeared and never came back. We were so traumatised we never ever got a pet again. I still think about our Ringo (that was his name). I don’t know how people kill their own family. Years later we found out our beloved Ringo was killed and eaten by a group of people who eat dogs, rats etc. this happened in north east India
It still haunts me to this day how scared he must have been looking for his family to save him and we were not there
I’m so sorry! 😞💔
what a wonderful country india is 🤢
Falling asleep in the interview is called by LE "The perp nap"
Often after a crime, the anxiety of waiting to be caught leaves once arrested hence the nap.
Imagine you just found your whole family murdered but you fall asleep in the police station right after? Screams guilty!
The family photo speaks volumes. He is the only one without a genuine smile.
The solo psychopath.
Like one family portrait proves anything . Ridiculous.
@michaelblankenau6598 To not know the difference between the terms 'speaks volumes' and 'proves anything' demonstrates a barely stocked lexicon.
It was the "Freeze response" & there's nothing unusual about it. Guilty suspects often turn into human statues at the moment of realisation they're possibly not getting away with their deed. It's interesting the way we all do gestures & show mannerisms we're unaware of doing. Fascinating creatures, we're understood to a tiny degree but we're still a mystery in so many ways
no amount of actions affirms deception....and human beings are not fascinating in any way...simply because of language which anyone can use to describe themselves and their thinking/actions etc....when someone says "i find abc fascinating"...what they are saying is they are wondering about them...but if you dont wonder or if you understand...you never use that word...
@@jadezee6316Some people dedicate their lives to studying human behaviour, so it's fascinating to some. It's a subjective position, so you don't get to be snooty and superior about how other people use a word. Not enough eye rolls for this comment.
@@jadezee6316Fascinating = extremely interesting, by definition. You cannot tell someone else what _they_ find interesting. Incredibly arrogant of you.
@@jadezee6316lol All you did was state your own personal opinion but for whatever reason state it as if it were indeed facts. You’re also rude as hell for no reason. lol Someone was raised by a pack of dogs.
@@jadezee6316 shut up, Karen, let people enjoy things. Jesus.
He hasn’t shed a tear for any of his family.
I lost my sister to murder at that age and I cried an ocean just for her let alone losing the rest of my family too, he doesn’t give a shit, eat and sleeping like nothings happened. Disgusting creature imagine realising in your last moments that someone you love unconditionally is takin your life.
Even though I have seen different channels cover this case, I really enjoyed this version! Great work 👏👏👏
Excellent narrating..excellent video… full stop 🛑
Except for confusing ``depreciating'' and ``deprecating.''
‘They’re harsh.But they let me do what I want’.Punk.
beyond punk! Like the detective said, folk create stories in their head and will aim to live it out (minus really thinking soundly about what they're doing). To the point that they can easily delude themselves to think they didn't do a thing. Meanwhile, evidence is here, there and everywhere to prove that they're nuts and bolts. You see and hear this kind of stuff from folk on the internet all the time! As certain folk will literally believe that everyone will not only see things from their perspective, but some how strangely, live, think and operate in the same manner that they operate. It's like everyone is attached and operating from their poor psychology. To even say that you love your family, yet you are silent when it comes to explaining why you killed them is (boy!!! if you don't sit your ass down on the floor somewhere). Nothing with these types ever add up!!! They just cut and paste behaviors and thinking, with the belief that it will produce whatever they've fantasized. I feel bad for his brothers.........just imagine having to live with someone like that.
definition of a punk, lol. Little sk*nk . . .
I don't have any doubt about the kid's guilt, but this interrogation is a good example of why any and every minor should, by law, have an attorney present before the first question is asked.
I agree.
I came to the comments to say pretty much the same. Regardless of guilt/innocence, all minors should have a responsible adult AND a solicitor/lawyer there with them. I've seen several videotaped interrogations of minors, and each time, I've felt really uncomfortable at their complete lack of representation.
Police should not be allowed to interrogate minors in this way.
100% agreed
Why is is he talking at all? Dummy
And an "Appropriate Adult", as happens in the UK. The Reid Technique is notorious for eliciting false confessions.
The kid truly thought he could do this, tell the cops he didn’t … then move straight on to living large on the family wealth. An American fifteen year old isn’t capable of seeing more than a day or two into the future
That isn't true
We have many many young people that are future oriented. Bright studious and well centered
These kids mostly have family and friends that directed then and they were smart enough to listen😊
Each child has the right to an education
But we seem to be a third world nation now.
And there are so many on drugs and their children are just in their way or they have them just to get a government check
Just wrong and so sad
But I can see if you see enough of these crime videos u may feel that way but it's inaccurate.
Don't judge a book by its cover.😊
@@lindaarrington9397
Yeah right .. even in the better of circumstances , American kids are incredibly spoiled. Just look at our college campuses right now. Or do what I just did and take an extended trip through Asia and see the kids getting up a 4am to help support their families while maintaining their educations
@@phillipseifert694🎯
Ah yes, Asia. The epitome of perfect child rearing. 12 hours of school today and high suicide rates.
@@phillipseifert694 though many of us are "spoiled", many of us still become great innovators, leaders and ppl who maintain great standards in our and the global society. We are currently on a social media platform created by Americans, providing opportunities for the world that never existed before we created them. There are many asians coming here to work and live so they can still support their families; something that doesn't really happen as much the other way around. We also sacrifice our own cost of living just to support many other countries through foreign aid. I know hating on America is the new trend right now, but reality tells me that we are great contributors to society and have been since this nation was formed.
I’m not seeing any redeeming qualities in this kid. I think that he is a narcissistic sociopath who thought that he would be set for life with what probably seemed to him like a whole whole lot of money and that he would have most likely have run through in a very short period of time. I don’t think that cares about his family one iota. I think that the kid starts to realize that he has destroyed his life and killed his entire family for nothing.
I wouldn't say he is a sociopath, but he is defo on the psychopathy spectrum...he is a psychopath, and by default that would also make him a narcissist .
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Dangerous idiots are more dangerous than dangerous people because they will just do anything and think they will get away with it.
Very good point
45, 45, 45!
one thing a psychopath is not...and that is an idiot.....they are cold and calculating...have no remorse or empathy and are usually highly intelligent, they scheme very carefully, it is their deluded sense of being superior to other people that makes them think they can get away with whatever they want.....but " idiot"?? ...no....they are something much more dangerous and disturbing than that.
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@@christoph404 psychopaths can have low IQ.
It's insane how common it is for these killers to use others to try to help them get away with murder. Did he really think his 3 friends would all lie for him? If your alibi is a lie and it depends on 3 other people all keeping your secret, you are screwed.
They didn't know he did it, but they told the cops he left their house for a little bit. He didn't try to get them to collaborate his story, and they immediately told the cops details he left out.
Well more than likely he probably chose friends that he would be able to control and manipulate. The type that has people that are a friend to them, but if it were to flip, he wasn't their true friend.
His father being a lawyer would be saying no matter what NEVER tell or say anything at all to a detective or cop,his own father will be disappointed to see how brainless his son was to confess
Didn't he *kill* his Dad?
His Dad did not practice criminal law. Although you would think that randomly the subject would have come up.
I doubt he listened to his father.
@@geehammer1511 Im surprised how dumb people are to kill some one with no thought of avoiding risk of getting caught, the hole point in doing it is not to sit In jail for doing it,
Perhaps had he killed someone else. Am quite sure the father would not want his son to get away with his murder, that of his wife and his other two sons, and then get all his money and life insurance money for being murdered by him.
Moving close does NOT make a suspect feel like the cop is his friend, nor does it comfort him. It invades his personal space and makes them feel threatened.
Agree, but think it’s more to make the suspect uneasy, not in control and confronted, not exactly threatened.
I don’t think too many people today think the officer is going to physically hurt them in an interrogation room with a video recording, and the officer can say they don’t believe their story, and be psychologically threatening, from across the table.
That first detective couldn't be still, he was ready to pounce.😮
I really like the sound waves you use for the people off screen. In some of these videos I’m surprised when all of the sudden a third person shows up that I didn’t know was there.
You could be the best parents in the role, and still have a child/children rebel against the discipline. Same goes for bad parents, and their child(ren) turnout fine. It’s a socio-economic crapshoot. Parenting is the hardest job anyone will ever love.
It depends if the child is born with weak genes or strong genes. He was born with weak genes. Bc of the trauma from his dad, he developed a narcissistic personality disorder. Strong people don't develop NPD.
NO matter what, someone knows how to raise your children better than you
YES best parents go against the punishment instead of explain WHY they are being punished and WHY they shouldn't do it why do I get the sense you think because I say so makes you a good parent and a bad parent to you gives them a warning thank God you dont have children to raise
There's a good chance psychopathy is genetic. May have nothing to do with society, economics or parenting whatsoever.
4 life sentences is only 10 years before parole? Wtf?
No, it is 23 years minimum, and not guaranteed.
Arms crossed is called a "closed gesture", it also denotes more than being defensive or seeking comfort. You can be cold, or in pain, or it's a natural resting posture.
I watch A LOT of true crime videos, including interrogations. Your breakdown and analysis of the interrogation is excellent. You definitely earned a sub.
44:02 "while on a phone call from jail with friends ..." OMG his friends still talked to him after that? They're psycho too!
He only got 7 yrs until his first parole hearing???? He killed 4 FAMILY MEMBERS...??? WTFFF??? I got more time for my first and ONLY😂😂 DUI lol...(JK, NO I DIDN'T. IM 39 and just got one. I don't know what is going to happen) Butttt damnnnnn!
It's just gonna be a huge pain in the ass. And expensive. Really expensive. Well, if u get a lawyer. Which you should. They can get it talked down to reckless driving lots of times.
Where are you getting 7 years? This happened in 2008. He's up for his first parole hearing in 2031. That's 23 years.
That's a stupid joke.
He won't likely make parole, and will not seriously be considered for it until he's in his sixties, at least.
I hope you find sobriety. DUI is a dangerous and intentional act.Believe me,you can live a good life without alcohol. One Day at a Time.
So his uncle said he was so abused by his parents physically and mentally that he had to kill them. Them and his two younger brothers and afterwards show not an ounce of remorse. CRAZY!
It was for the money 100% When he started describing that he knew of policies being enough to live on, that said it all. He murdered his whole family to make sure he would get it all.
I remember being 16…. Never allowed to do what my friend were… was so frustrating… not once did I think about harming my family. I can not fathom the mentality of people who deliberately hurt others.
This kid thinks hes got it all figured out.
I believe it's too broad of a generalization to say that someone who suffers a traumatic loss should not have an appetite for food. Some people might turn to food to comfort themselves in times of emotional distress
Yes, fat people maybe
He went to school in Cockeysville with my ex when we were teens. Dulaney High. I remember this day vividly.
This one is literally right up the street from my house; crazy!
"Your hair was there man, your hair was there!!!" I read that schools are showing that interrogation in criminal justice classes as a how NOT to run an interrogation.
This case is mind blowing! For an obviously smart kid he was sure stupid. But I guess each one if these people on these shows thinks they're the ones that will be smart enough to get away with it. I get being a kid and being abused although I wish I had his "abuse" but I never thought of murdering??!! I did think of running away and rode a semi across the country to my Aunts house when I was 14. I just don't get today's America. School shootings, parents murdering kids, kids murdering parents, siblings, people storming the Capital building? Wtf?
Why is it shown on what not to do? I know they have steps and orders of operations but sometimes they mix the order up pending on the suspects attitude behavior story ect?
This was foretold in the New Testament
King James Bible
Google just what you typed
2000 yrs ago
“Storming the capitol”. You are delusional. The capitol police didn’t even try to stop them and FBI agents encouraged them. Plus, it’s not like the horn wearing idiots were armed and going to take over the country😂😂
What? You wish you were abused? I........WHAT?
They are almost all on anti depressants.
The Dunning Kruger effect in all its glory. It’s funny how stupid people can be when they “know” how “smart” they are. Being eloquent doesn’t automatically mean you’re also intelligent.
This sort of event happens with some regularity with people in their teens.
And I say "in their teens" , because people who are older, who are no longer officially under the control of the parents, who CAN walk away, and get a crappy job and crappy place to live. are NOT in the same circumstances. (Grant Amato, Chandler Halderson)
But teens are stuck.
They have no control, no power. If they are incredibly unhappy at home, for good or for bad reasons, their options are limited.
- run away. That usually leads to having to live by selling sex and/or drugs. It's horrible.
- in some states if a young person has enough behaviour problems in their own home, the DCFS might put them into a group home for kids with advanced and serious behavioural problems. But that's not that usual. It's also pretty grim. Many parents, especially very controlling ones, don't involve the state, they just screw down further.
- suicide
This is one of the most common reasons for children killing themselves. A feeling that what is happening to them in their home is so untenable and they don't know any way out. (just to be clear, I'm not saying that was the case here. Though the father sounds much too authoritarian, and clearly too interested in guns without taking anything CLOSE to the proper caution and attention that they require. So, not very rule oriented for HIMSELF.)
Several of the cases of this that have occurred in the past decades, though not all, the families have been very controlling, and the child in question is not "meeting the standard expected".
The truth is, not all children ARE going to meet the standard their parents expect.
Some are going to run around and party too much. Both my siblings behaved appallingly (by most parents' standards) when they were in their teens. One is now working in a senior position in a government department that, how to put this, did a whole lot of specialized work after 9/11 and for the next decade or so. The other became a senior international banker.
My parents just focused on keeping them SAFE. They didn't demand total compliance.
They didn't demand much apart from letting them know where they were and never doing anything that could harm anyone.
They sorted themselves out after they got The Wild out of their systems.
There are also kids who just aren't going to be super at anything. They might just have a job at CVS. That's fine. That's more than fine. But if they come from a family of super achievers and super demanders, the constant disappointment and pressure from their parents can be more than they can handle.
The ones who can't handle it, it often leads to suicide.
The ones with a sociopathic streak....it goes a different direction.
There is a reason that Classical Greek Tragic Drama focused on the horrors that go on within families. Because that is where it is always found.
I’m not so sure he was “stuck”. I am not convinced he was abused in any way by his father. He was probably just parented as he should have been, and he was too entitled to accept any boundries when behaving badly. Also, why did he kill his mother and siblings who supposedly also had to be abused like him? Kill then instead of saving them? It doesn’t make sense. He’s a psychopath that’s all. It’s utterly frightening that he may get out of jail rather soon. RIP his family. 💔
@@MuzakFavo I do think he is likely a sociopath, which is why I wrote that comment at the end .
But I disagree about his father not being controlling. All that business about doing some boy scout level or something.
His father was demanding he do it. The kid wasn't interested in it. But the father was making a huge deal out of it. (Caveat here: This is all assuming that what the teen was saying was true. And there is almost no reason to believe anything he says.)
That is a ridiculous thing to make a point of contention with your child. It is so unimportant. It demonstrates the father simply wanting the son to submit to his power. Which is a really stupid way of parenting, and is beyond stupid when it is over something so meaningless.
If a parent gets into a struggle with a child over doing or not doing things, it is only correct to do that over subjects that MATTER. That matter for the safety and future well being of the child, and/or other people.
And, again, ANY parent who makes it possible for children to get their hands on guns, is also a failure of a parent.
It is incredibly that he made such a hoo haw about some boy scout stuff, but didn't secure his own weapons.
The killing all the members of the family...that does seem to be playbook for the sociopath's way of "handling" the conflict That is what we see in these cases time and again.
Returning to the caveat from above.
Everything about the boy scout business comes from what the killer said. So there is a huge chance that it is all lies. Which means everything I wrote is nonsense.
Except for the killer being able to get access to guns.
And he DEFINATELY lied about THAT. He said his father left a gun out,. But the police found the key to the gun locker hidden under his mattress. Which indicates he's acquired the key, but needed this to be secret.
So like as not, I've written a screed which is all based on manipulative lies and is, therefore, meaningless.
Wow you put it all in such a nice way. It sounds like you are a therapist/counselor.
@@naajanay4025 Or a kid on the verge...
Oh my god tldr dont be a crappy excuse for a parent no paragraph needed
It is too bad that young people sometimes don't understand how important their family is to them.
His name is Nicholas BrownING (not 'Brown') and although he was sentenced to four life sentences, only two of those are to be served consecutively, not four. He could be out in 2031.
Always have a lawyer innocent or guilty .Why would he talk money 💰 big mistake
I know! I cracked up laughing as he listed off motive after motive! Lol
I trust law enforcement more than I trust lawyers.
Everytime I watch one of these interrogations with no lawyer I roll my eyes at the stupidity. Lawyer up immediately
@@Southernheathen13I support that but I'm also glad that so many criminals do not lawyer up and bury themselves
Y'all have fun with your lawyers that work directly with the DA on the low lmao you working with the police for a price more than half the time 😂
I watched a 1950's movie called The Bad Seed. This kid seems like one. Maybe his dad saw some sociopathiç traits in his son and was trying to shape him. Nicks narcissism made him think he was smarter than seasoned detectives. Killing his little brothers was just so cold and callous.
Really interesting, but living in the U.K. the most surprising thing was the amount of guns kept in a domestic environment.
Unfortunately the UK cant defend themselves from their government... who are ramping up their attacks on the population
As an American, I know that a gun in an inanimate object and a gun 🔫 has never killed anyone in history! I consider my weapons like different tools for different jobs! ...from Wyoming USA 🇺🇸 👋 🤠
Right :) Most of us really hold to the 2nd amendment to our constitution that I think was mid-late 1700 that gave the law abiding citizens the right to have them so we could counteract a tyrannical federal government. Texan here :)
I honestly don't care what you think. Our countries are completely different. You think we are crazy gun toting psychopaths. I know the crazy stereotypes you have in your head. I have heard these comments over and over since the internet had comment sections. You live in a Country of 60 million people that is the size of one of our medium sized states. You all mostly live in urban areas crammed in like rats and the wealthy people own most of your land. We are a country of 300 million with 50 states and some are 4 times the size of the UK. There are million of Americans raised in rural areas. We are brought up with guns in the house. My father hunted his entire life. There were always 20 different types of hunting guns in a gun safe. I was not allowed to touch them until I took hunters safety. I had to show I could be safe. My father made me carry a gun uploaded when I went hunting with him. He would not load it until I showed I could carry if safely and respect what it means. We are a country of people that love the right that we can defend our self if someone attacks us or family. Psychopaths, mentally ill people and bad people in general do not follow the law. They will always exist. We know about all the knife crime in the UK. Your have the right to let your self be killed and not defend yourself. That doesn't mean your views on our culture will ever effect us. You grew up without guns and always hearing how bad they are and how crazy Americans are with guns. I grew knowing nothing about the UK. I loved Brit comedy, but that is as far as it went. I remember the first time getting online in comment sections. Hearing about how you hear insane things and believe them about us. I remember playing xbox live and many people from the UK singing a song when 911 happend. Wheres ya towers at now and they sand and laughed. I was horrified by this behavior. I would never wish any harm on anyone and if tragedy happened would be empathetic. You hear what .00001% of the population do that are bad. 300 million people in a huge area with ever climate. Many of us live in rural areas where we can own our on land, house, and many other things. My father grew up a poor share cropper that actually hunted for food on the table. They got out of school to help with harvest ever year. We have gone from men like that to pansy wussies in a such a short time. Even your grandfather would probably cringe at modern life. I know it may be hard for you to understand, but it is our culture. Mentally ill people, terrorist, and psycpaths don't follow the law. If you gathered every gun they would still kill people. If you want to stroke the cheek of someone one who attacks you and tell them you understand... by all means I respect your right. I really don't want to hear anything that I have the right to defend myself and family. Or if i want to legally hunt. It is our culture. How long do you think your lifestyle has been around. Men that act like they are not men.
Careful some Americans worship their guns and it has become a religious movement! I am American and believe in our 2nd amendment but I also don't think today's parents are properly educating their kids about gun safety and keeping them safely locked up. Especially if their kids have any behavioral issues. But yes guns are in a lot of homes and some homes have a ton of guns.
"No, you do have to convince me," says the detective. The detectives had planned on arresting him all along. At this stage the ones you have to convince is a jury of your peers.
"Peers" is not a term in US law, even though people are always saying it.
@@GH-oi2jf Peers is a term in the English language. The US still has juries made up of citizens, so the meaning is the same.
So the "responsible" dad left out a loaded gun in his home with kids roaming about. And now he's dead and his wife and kid.
The guns were locked in a gun safe. The cops found the keys to the gun safe in this 15 year old person's room.
@@sandracox4341 so, the kid got access to the gun. Got it! So, it's all the kid's fault. Right?
The truth of the matter is, you don't even need to ask for a lawyer to stop questioning and walk out. Just tell them if you're not under arrest, then you're leaving. THEN, if the cops feel they have enough for an arrest, you ask for an attorney.
I am a ex British senior police officer and a expert in interviewing and guilty or not this interview is a bloody disgrace .. a 15 year old is being told you are going to Jail no matter what, and I can`t tell you everything maybe you will find out after a year in jail, Christ massive amount of people would `confess`, he is being told you ARE getting charged in the UK the whole interview is illegal the officers would be sacked.
New subscriber here! Thank you for a very well-thought-out version of this heinous crime. Don't worry about whether these crimes were already covered on other channels. Your take on these events is top-notch. Much success in the future ❤
Thank you so much!!
@@ItTakesAKillerI'm a new sub
Today I found your channel
I'm familiar with this case. It's awful
He's all alone
Hope he never gets out.
I agree, a little less interruptions would be better though
New sub also!
I agree. I would watch ones that I've already seen to see this version
Wow, "he was never that violent", wow!
That says a lot.
As horrific as this crime was, it is important to remember he is a minor. He has no adult present to provide him advice on what to do and how to react. I am surprised that this was permitted into evidence.
That's just a evil act to do. Something is off with this boy. His brothers what did they do to deserve that. Tragic.
As a retired LEO with years of personal experience, walking in and seeing a suspect "sleeping" as they wait, is almost always a sign of guilt. I say that in all seriousness. There are exceptions to everything but the few exceptions are just that, a few exceptions. So many lives were wasted in this particular case and the fact that the mom and brothers were also killed just feels like a greedy attempt to reap all of the money and assets his family may have had, allowing the murderer to be "set for life" in his mind.
As a normal, tax paying citizen of 30+ years in the US, why is it ok to interrogate a 15 year old kid with no representation or anyone at all with him?
@@matthewhill3996
As a normal, tax paying citizen of 50+ years in the US, why are 15 year old "kids" killing people? People need to stop "criminal coddling". It's this behavior that has emboldened many young criminals and murderers. MAYBE, people should be more concerned about the victims and not the murderers.
BTW, in certain states, depending on the seriousness of the crime, these "kids" are treated/charged like adults.
Nic, would have targeted others if he had gotten away with the murder of his family.
What a POS.
How the hell did he get possibly of parole?!!!
Wtf?!!!!!
I am livid!!!!!
He is a psychopath!!!
Bc he’s 15 hopefully he doesn’t get out at all tho
He pleaded guilty in exchange for a possibility of parole.
Remember that the “possibility of parole” is only that….a possibility. Parole is not automatic, and very likely, he stay in prison and won’t get the parole.
And don’t know the details of this case well, but many use the “possibility of parole” to get criminals to plead guilty, thereby avoiding the risk of some weird outcome from the jury, plus avoids dragging family through a lengthy trial, appeal, etc. And others said that may have happened here.
New sub….Im not real familiar with how youtube search works but I know I always search ‘Interrogation” and this didn’t pop up for me. Might be a good tag to help get your channel going faster.
Awesome! Thank you!
"After this, there's no more mouthpiece for you right now." Lol Dude it's called an attorney, Agent Mulder.
Self depreciation? Self deprecation you mean. There’s a difference. Words matter if you want to narrate videos on the internet.
I guess his parents were negligent in adressing his Pokemon needs.
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If you cross your arms, you're guilty.
If you talk with your hands, you're expending energy of your rapid thoughts. Guilty.
If you sit still, you're too robotic for human emotions: guilty.
If you breathe, probably guilty.
Shifty eyes? You're thinking of what to say next, guilty.
If you maintain eye contact, you're probably used to challenging authority. Guilty.
If you communicate normally, that's also abnormal. Guilty.
If you exist in this mortal plane, but psychologically, you're daydreaming - you weren't upset at the events of what happened. Guilty bro.
These movement analysis are ridiculous.
How does a minor not automatically get a lawyer.
That probably should be the case.
Btw... saying something that isn't true doesn't mean you are lying. Sometimes people are mistaken. That isn't lying.
Cop : " Do you want Fries with your Life sentence "?
boy : " yes please ".
responsible gun owners clean guns and leave them out and accessible to a 15 year old? No he wasn’t a responsible gun owner. Thats not responsible when u hv a 15 year old boy and his friends in and out of the house
You're delusional if you think a 15 year old boy wouldn't find a way to reach a gun hidden by a responsible gun owner. Parents tend to underestimate the abilities of children. This won't stop for as long as you count on the responsibility of owners...
Different countries, different rules. Here in the UK this suspect would not be permitted to be interviewed without an appropriate adult, either an adult relative or someone from a relevant organisation. Even as a witness he couldn’t be interviewed alone. In addition the police would insist he had a solicitor present regardless of age due to the seriousness of the offence to protect them and the suspect.
Kid should have asked for a lawyer right off the bat
Every person asked to speak to the police should ask for an attorney, especially if they’re innocent.
I'd add on that innocent people need to lawyer up more than the guilty ones. @bobbisteele9264
Isn't that just his narcissistic side showing? He thinks he can outsmart the cops without needing a lawyer.
Excellent narration. Thanks. Tragedy. Terrible to think he will get a chance at a life when he killed 4 of his family. He is a serial killer. Terrible.
Just found your channel and I'm very impressed! Your insight is so interesting
Thank you so much!!
Wow….yesterday subscriptions were in the 200’s. This channel is exploding & will just continue to explode. Great work ITAK ❤
I think you did a good job of presenting this. Interjecting intelligently. I would caution, however, not to go over the common, popular ones as most all of us interested in true crime have seem them soooo many times.
Well I have seen both stories & enjoyed this new channel’s version 👌
I agree. Much of it can be simple, over-read psych 101
Thanks to finding The Behavior Panel on YT,i now have learned all the things to look for in interrogations that indicate deception ,i never would have noticed them before they pointed them out ,so thanks BP ,you are all amazing!👍👏👏👏👏
Stinky socks on the detectives chair ? 😂😂😂
Yes. A narcissist marking his territory.
This is the danger of making it possible for self obsessed teens to act out their often temporary feelings of victimisation & angst. Having deadly weapons so readily accessible to teen boys in particular will always have horrific consequences.
This kid will grow up one day & find himself alone in a very cold world , his brain is not even capable of comprehending the enormity if what he has done. If he thought this was a grand act to liven up his life & show his peers how superior he is , well he has a horrible wake up coming when he realises prison is not adventurous like in the movies.
It will forever blow my mind at how people see it as easy to hurt and/or kill the people who love them most in this world!! I have always told my babies that if they don’t have family, they have nothing!! To me, family is everything. I one friend who I consider blood. I’ve known her for over twenty years! I consider myself very lucky to have her in my life.
FAMILY IS EVERYTHING!!! PERIOD!! This always makes me take a step back and scratch my head. And this kid is so young!! This stuff makes me worry about the future of our civilization!! How and why are these kids able to see their family and not have the need to make sure that they’re safe and healthy no matter what???
Lord be with us!! This is terrible and it happens way too much!!
Y’all be safe and take care!! If you see something, say something!! Someone’s life may depend on it!,
Prayers for everyone as always!
🫶🏼✌🏼Peace✌🏼🫶🏼
Do these detectives ever eat salads ?
I’m excited to watch this channel grow. New sub from Perth Western Australia 🇦🇺 ❤
OMG. This cop thinks he’s such a bad ass but really he’s a joke. “You can’t lie to me…..blah blah blah. He should just quit 😂😂😂
sooo... what doesn't make sense to me is this.. what did he expect was going to happen if he wasn't the suspect? What did he know or thought he knew about life after his whole family was dead? at 15 -16 yrs old... did he think he would have access to all his family's bank accounts and assests ? It doesn't work like that in real life.
First, we all know that what he did was heinous and unthinkable the majority of us, this is of course our initial emotional response. Most of us either don't realize or remember that a child's brain at 15 is still not fully formed especially the part that controls impulses, this is one reason why teenagers don't have the best decision making skills in general and take part in risky behavior. Thank God most don't kill their freaking family!
I'm from Macon, Ga and I can tell you the McDaniel case was the craziest mess we have seen in this area in a long time.
I have a cousin whose maiden name is McDaniel that lives in Waycross.
Great video and excellent subtitles. Nicely done sir!
Thank you very much!
When my father died when i was close to the same age, i was devastated. He didn't die from natural causes.
I spent hours crying.
Being mad at your parents is normal. This is not.
But your brothers? I couldn't imagine killing any of my family. His brother's just put it over the top.
EVIL!
The Penquin apparently gave up his life of crime and is now a detective.
why oh why don't they ask for a lawyer to be there in interrogation room...?? Police will use any tactic including lying to get information.
wow this is really well made!! i’m surprised you don’t have more subs!!! i’ll definitely be watching more!
I’m guessing because this is a new channel but I believe will grow exponentially 👏👏👏👏
This is my first time finding this channel and
I am a new sub
Today
Ta da lol😊
Same! 👍
Very well produced content, I'm jumping on your bandwagon right now so I can tell people in a few years I was here from the beginning and feel all smarmy and self satisfied 😌
Great video Broseph! You gotta new subscriber here!
Yes this boy child was a clown young a dumb
He planned this he knows right from wrong hope they find every detail and charge him for the actions
I'm a new sub 2
Today
@@lindaarrington9397and me!
Solid video, very knowledgeable breakdown. I’d like to see more of the actual interrogation in between your voiceovers, but that’s just me. Thanks for the vid!
Haha..😆 "Your hair is there" must be the polar opposite of.."If the glove don't fit,you must acquit" Lol
Your hair is there stephan!
@@kaylahertwig6110 Haha..🤣
I'm so glad you stayed to the end,and caught that too!! Lol
Oh course his hair was there he lived there .
It may have been all over the house
Just thinking man
@@lindaarrington9397 We were talking about "Steven"..the crazy law student that stalked and Murdered a young lady in his building named Lauren. The narrator mentioned it right at the very end of this video.
He Murdered(and dismembered her)and,famously got found out on a Live News Interview..😳 Remember?
Oh jeeze,what a psyco!!
@@lindaarrington9397 different interview at the end lol that dude broke into a girls house, murdered her and chopped her up
Great video! Love the editing and effects that stand out from other interrogation channels. While I don't like too many interruptions and the same technique explanations that every other channel does, the rest of the commentary was great and worked well with the added effects. Looking forward to more videos.