The Disturbing Case of the Navy Chief Petty Officer Killer

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  • The Full Interrogation Tape of Danny Beard.
    This JCS inspired crime documentary will uncover the case of Danny Beard, the accused killer of Navy Chief Petty Officer Adrea Washington.
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  • @StrangerStories
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    What would you do in this situation?

    • @oliviafaye666
      @oliviafaye666 2 роки тому +7

      @Pᴀᴡɴ Sᴛᴀʀs🇫​ᴀɴ why

    • @ocamfam1913
      @ocamfam1913 2 роки тому +3

      @Pᴀᴡɴ Sᴛᴀʀs🇫​ᴀɴ what makes you say that? It is for educational purposes

    • @MsTinkerbelle87
      @MsTinkerbelle87 2 роки тому +1

      Subtitles??

    • @chriswebster24
      @chriswebster24 2 роки тому +2

      My homie Danny innocent, and he clearly being framed. He ain’t never do nothing to hurt no female, and especially not the female they be trying to say he kill. He care way too much for her to ever be take her life, and that be obvious, because he be constantly checking up on her, and watching video surveillance he have on her, just to make sure she be safe. They ain’t no reason he be doing all that if he ain’t be real concerned about her well-being. That’s just common sense. You can even ax his mama, if you ain’t believe me. His whole family know he innocent.
      If I ever be in that situation, I be done tell them to get yo 12 white folks, and take that sh*t to trial, b*tch, for real. They don’t even know. I can’t put my glock up, because my glock is my hoe, and my hoe go everywhere I go. Don’t matter which one of them fake ass ninjas wanna harm me. They better bring the Navy, cuz I be finna bring the Army. Ya know what I’m saying? The very first thing I be telling them, as soon as they start the interview, is mother f*ck you, f*ck the judge, f*ck the DA, and f*ck all you weak ass hoes. You know what I’m saying?
      The DA just wanna see a ninja fry. They be bringing ninjas back from the pen to testify. “Yeah, I bought some guns from him. Yeah, he sold me some dope.” Ninjas telling on me that I never even seen befoe. Everybody wanna sell dope and try to get rich, out on the corner just waiting to get indicted. They told on their self, then they told on me. They might have heard of me, but they ain't never bought no bird from me. It’s a crying shame, too, I tell ya, and that’s on the for real, for real. I ain’t even tripping. Ya feel me?
      It beats all I’ve ever seen, I tell ya what. These p*ssy ass ninjas got the game f*cked up. They be telling on ninjas just to get their time cut. Well, I gots me an SKS with a magnified scope, so if they wants to f*ck with me, b*tch, they better get them white folks. Ya dig? I tell them all you hoes, and all you ninjas, better take that sh*t to mother f*ckin trial. That’s right, now all you hoes, and all you ninjas, better take that sh*t to mother f*ckin trial. Say it with me now, all you hoes, and all you ninjas, better take that sh*t to mother f*ckin trial.
      Take that sh*t to trial, b*tch.
      Take that sh*t to trial, b*tch.
      Take that sh*t to trial, b*tch.
      Take that sh*t to trial, b*tch.
      #TakeThatShtToTrialBtch
      #TakeThatShtToTrial
      #TakeThatShtToMothaFckinTrial

    • @lisabee9243
      @lisabee9243 2 роки тому +3

      @@chriswebster24 you write very intelligently.

  • @mominacup1441
    @mominacup1441 2 роки тому +3399

    Is it a problem that listening to these helps me fall asleep? Like when I need a nap and am having trouble relaxing… JCS to the rescue! Soothing sounds of crime…

    • @Luisszyramirez
      @Luisszyramirez 2 роки тому +242

      Its the boring, long and sometimes silent interrogations

    • @thelmakitty11
      @thelmakitty11 2 роки тому +142

      I know what you mean. Lol. I have considered listening to court trials/ interrogations at bedtime.

    • @mesemichelle9338
      @mesemichelle9338 2 роки тому +61

      Me too!!!!!

    • @kimberlylittle1075
      @kimberlylittle1075 2 роки тому +95

      I do the same. Try to stay up but it helps put me to sleep

    • @kirsteenmckenna7628
      @kirsteenmckenna7628 2 роки тому +92

      You’re not alone, everyone we know listens to these kind of things, courtroom outbursts or my sleepy faves are this or dateline specifically narrated by Keith Morrison. The cheesy but classic one liners “the who did it sarcastic possibilities or the Eeore toned sad explanations of evidence” send me of to sleep. Bizarre yes, but insomnia sucks so whatever works is worth it, even if slightly dysfunctional to others?

  • @usarmygunz
    @usarmygunz 2 роки тому +415

    Two takeaways:
    1. Don’t commit crime(s)
    2. Never speak without the counsel of your attorney

    • @migomigo2595
      @migomigo2595 2 роки тому +1

      Shut up

    • @chadchaddingson4675
      @chadchaddingson4675 2 роки тому +1

      @@migomigo2595 No U.

    • @Harley08
      @Harley08 2 роки тому

      Don’t choose to be a Rabid Dog. Leave the person alone if they’re fed up with you and your abuse. Common sense.

    • @jimsworthow531
      @jimsworthow531 2 роки тому

      If an officer tells you he has not lied to you one single time during an interview, you know you have got the officer on the ropes and that everything the officer said was a fishing expedition of lies.

    • @tleonard9693
      @tleonard9693 2 роки тому

  • @OttoTheWeim
    @OttoTheWeim 2 роки тому +186

    You can NEVER talk yourself out of handcuffs but you CAN talk yourself into them.

    • @Toby3610
      @Toby3610 Рік тому +6

      Or staying in them for life at prison.

    • @DonnieByrd
      @DonnieByrd Рік тому +5

      People talk themselves out of handcuffs all the time. It's called a snitch. And you can talk your way out without snitching. Just not on some serious shit.

    • @OttoTheWeim
      @OttoTheWeim Рік тому

      @@DonnieByrd of course. I was just referring to by the time an officer decides you are going in cuffs, you aren’t going to talk your way out of it with simple babbling or excuses. You may not even face charges but you aren’t going to just charm your way out of em. The investigation is going to move forward until it is deemed you aren’t guilty or no longer a suspect. You. Can be involved in a fight and when the police roll up you are going in cuffs until they determine the other guy was at fault or guilty of the crime, not because you just said it wasn’t your fault. They will determine that and then release you.

    • @stefanle4926
      @stefanle4926 Рік тому +1

      Talked my way out of a dui. Was cuffed. I was technically drunk but he let me go. I think he didn’t feel like dealing with the paperwork for the night.

    • @kingplaya
      @kingplaya Рік тому +1

      “Damn, that’s deep Bruh Man”
      -Martin

  • @Me16768
    @Me16768 2 роки тому +490

    I swear these investigators must practice for this job by sitting down, facing a blank brick wall, and interrogating it for three hours.

  • @YuriTarrdid
    @YuriTarrdid 2 роки тому +1375

    its so funny that the cops STRESS that you understand your rights, which are all about how you dont have to say shit, and then suspects proceed to incriminate themselves

    • @vampforte793
      @vampforte793 2 роки тому +21

      Cuz people are stupid

    • @CAKS90983
      @CAKS90983 2 роки тому +13

      Tons of stupid people everywhere

    • @AS-fu1kd
      @AS-fu1kd 2 роки тому +101

      After watching so many of these, even if I'm 100% innocent and in a room like that I ain't saying a word without a lawyer

    • @SephirotHeRe
      @SephirotHeRe 2 роки тому +28

      Bro nail on the head. It’s the common thing I’ve noticed watching these videos, they all speak when they can just go to the cell and say fuck all

    • @YuriTarrdid
      @YuriTarrdid 2 роки тому +41

      at least they provide awesome footage to make UA-cam videos on what NOT to do

  • @Sinsteel
    @Sinsteel Рік тому +205

    Particularly sad that this poor woman was murdered right after achieving such a huge personal/career milestone.

    • @truthful1463
      @truthful1463 Рік тому +1

      Killed by a damn loser.

    • @murmsuniversalrobotics3938
      @murmsuniversalrobotics3938 Рік тому

      Think about all the bullshit she had to deal with in the Navy and then she has to deal with this piece of shit. I was in charge of a soldier whose boyfriend was a manipulative, abusive piece of shit. I witnessed that weirdness that happens when the abused grows so accustomed to the abuse that they almost appear addicted to it.
      Chief is a huge deal, takes a lot of hard work, and her death is a huge loss for everyone in her life including her shipmates and the rest of the Navy. This MF should get 1st degree and never see the light of day again.

    • @cedreaessix9017
      @cedreaessix9017 Рік тому +11

      What’s even sadder is that this prestigious and successful woman dealt with someone who didn’t even pass the 8th grade. In and out of jail his whole life… smh. And I highly doubt he had anything to show for his life other than a 9-5

    • @SAYSPRING__
      @SAYSPRING__ Рік тому

      @@cedreaessix9017facts I want my sisters to stop this I can heal you behavior cause all these 🥷🏽 do is hurt and try to dim our light.. gotta start dating in our purpose it’s sooo sad how this has become a epidemic

    • @bradmadeira6807
      @bradmadeira6807 Рік тому +8

      @@cedreaessix9017psshhh he ain’t EVEN have a job

  • @linoroll8296
    @linoroll8296 2 роки тому +1722

    They say get an attorney but If you commit such a horrendous crime, I want you to know... I believe in you! you don't need an attorney, keep talking to the detective, ignore the evidence, you can do it! you can talk your way out of it.......

    • @charmainemossallam8410
      @charmainemossallam8410 2 роки тому +200

      INCRIMINATE YOURSELF! YOU CAN DO IT! 🎉💃🏽

    • @cosmiccocoon
      @cosmiccocoon 2 роки тому +30

      I hope that this a joke @lino, cause what you are suggesting is that you keep talking until they "find" anything to incriminate you with.
      (guilty til proven innocent.)

    • @user-gi6mq2qf5w
      @user-gi6mq2qf5w 2 роки тому +143

      @@cosmiccocoon If you actually commit the crime there's a 98% chance you can talk yourself out of it, thems the rules

    • @duckmcgee8979
      @duckmcgee8979 2 роки тому +133

      @cosmiccocoon I hope you truly didn't think she was serious?!🤭

    • @chriswebster24
      @chriswebster24 2 роки тому +95

      @@cosmiccocoon I appreciate your comment, because I had planned on taking her advice, before I leaned from your comment that following her advice might not help me to get away with murder. You see, I can’t tell when someone is joking, or being obviously sarcastic, because, like you, I’m an idiot. You were smart enough to question the comment, though, so you’re not as big of an idiot as I am, at least. I always just believe that everything I read on the Internet is 100% true and totally serious, even when it’s obviously not. I almost fell for it, but now I know it was a trap, thanks to you. Thanks for the heads up, doofus.

  • @76HabeasCorpus
    @76HabeasCorpus 2 роки тому +531

    It's always kind of funny when the police try and pull the "this is your chance not to look like a monster" card. Lets face it, if you get found guilty of murder you're getting 25 to life even if you were helping old ladies cross the road right up until the day the murder was committed.

    • @lw3894
      @lw3894 2 роки тому +33

      Sometimes not looking like a monster is the only thing a man has left

    • @catherinegrace2366
      @catherinegrace2366 2 роки тому +4

      Hahaha that’s irreverently true. No disrespect to any victims.

    • @bigirishballs869
      @bigirishballs869 2 роки тому

      Amen these scumbags are worse than criminals

    • @AS-fu1kd
      @AS-fu1kd 2 роки тому +3

      Only case that would actually help is if you're facing the death penalty, you might get life if you cooperate

    • @Tuberuser187
      @Tuberuser187 2 роки тому +5

      Even if you got videotape evidence of it the Homicide being self defence keep that between you are lawyer, the police want to get evidence or make you look bad enough for a prosecution if they can. They are not on the suspect or person of interests side, they are they to get whatever inculpatory evidence they can and nothing else. This doesn't mean ACAB or any such thing, its just their job though that said...
      There are sometimes rotten cops that "lose" exculpatory evidence from time to time, rotten cop or good cop always give your story and evidence to your lawyer first. Most lawyers flat out say don't talk to the police, some do suggest handing in a written statement answering questions that you craft with your lawyer to help establish a little more credibility to your defence with having a consistent explanation early on.

  • @CK21932
    @CK21932 Рік тому +84

    Wow Chief Washington (GSE2 at the time) was my recruiter and brought me into the navy back in 2012! So sad! She was a great, helpful person for the short time I interacted with her. This absolutely blew me away when I heard about her passing! Fair winds and following seas Chief!

    • @glammaog1love56
      @glammaog1love56 Рік тому +4

      Sorry for your loss... Soldiers go to heaven automatically....

    • @joshcantrell8397
      @joshcantrell8397 Рік тому +13

      @@glammaog1love56hy would they go to heaven automatically? Some of them kill innocent women and children.

    • @samuelbradley8062
      @samuelbradley8062 Рік тому +5

      ​@@glammaog1love56 It may sound good but I call bs. Not all soldiers are honorable. Not all missions are for just causes.

    • @bryandungee1029
      @bryandungee1029 Рік тому

      ​​@@glammaog1love56... that LITERALLY might be the most ridiculous and stupid assumption I've ever read!!! Seriously, and 2 idiots had the nerve to 👍 that bs

    • @hannable70
      @hannable70 Рік тому +4

      It's really annoying when people focus on the tiny few who have committed crimes -- and ignore the millions of soldiers who don't. It's easy to sit in your comfy home in front of your computer and pass judgment on the people who show the kind of courage you probably only dream of having. There are millions upon millions of soldiers, sailors, and marines who pass through our military every year -- and in the last 25 years, MANY of them have seen combat. So why don't you tell me how many of those millions shot innocent women and children? It's like whining and moaning about how violent and feral New Yorkers are -- because 10 people out of the 10 million who live there killed some innocents. And what really gets me is that --- not since 1812 have American soldiers had to fight for America. For over 200 years, American soldiers have been fighting for other people's freedom. That's a pretty righteous mission if you ask me.
      But here's the thing. If you actually believe in Heaven anyway - the Christian Heaven? Then you should know that all you have to do to get there is believe in God and accept the cult leader Jesus as your lord -- for some bizarre reason. I guess no one bothers to ask why you can't get to God except through Jesus -- if they're one and the same anyway. Right? Yeah, let's just forget about that bit of insane non-logic. You don't have to be a good person. You can shoot a trillion innocent men and women. All you have to do is say, "Jesus please forgive me" and viola, you'll be sitting at the right hand of Yahweh when you die. So let's not kid ourselves about who automatically goes to heaven. There is no cosmic justice with any of the Abrahamic religions. Just so you know.

  • @Jennifer-iz4qq
    @Jennifer-iz4qq 2 роки тому +1577

    It's always shocking that people can go through their rights with the detective and still continue to talk. Even if I were completely innocent of the charges I would say nothing. I mean who even pays attention to the clock throughout the day to be able to give an accurate account anyways.

    • @thisfamilydoeseverything
      @thisfamilydoeseverything 2 роки тому +43

      Thank You!!!!

    • @BS-dq1kz
      @BS-dq1kz 2 роки тому +31

      I definitely don’t!

    • @gregkennedy3736
      @gregkennedy3736 2 роки тому +127

      "If I robbed a church and the steeple was sticking out of my ass, I would deny it." John Gotti 🐐

    • @aaronwalker8847
      @aaronwalker8847 2 роки тому +12

      That is about the least of it yall. Have yall noticed how the cops protect the crimiminals? And how if folks try to defend themselves against or stop real criminals, they become "criminals" . Which scares folks from even trying to defend themselves. Folks know if they do, theyll likely end up 8n jail. Unless they have tons of money to "pay their dues with cash".
      That girl would probably be alive today if she had been free to protect herself, and if others were free to protect her. AS THEY RIGHTLY SHOULD BE!. But If someone tried to protect her, theyd be doing life. Therefore 99 times out of 100, when folks are victims of real actual crime, where they are harmed or killed - ITS THE COPS FAULT ! FOR PROTECTING THE CRIMINALS YALL.
      AND THAT AINT ALL YALL -
      Have yall noticed that in reality the cops aint nothin but criminals,( thug enforcers of "CRIMINAL laws, CRIMINAL statutes, and CRIMINAL acts, of the CRIMINAL justice system. " ), .. Criminals who protect and serve ALL criminals, ESPECIALLY the devil worshippin el-ites, rulers, and richies. Rather than protecting the city zens they claim to protect and serve? ITS A FACT
      INSTEAD of protecting and serving city zens - they penalize, fine, kidnap, and jail and ruin folks lives, especially goodhearted poor folks. For non criminal offences. AND Theyll take everything you own if you make money or own property without permission , title, and paying tax. AND Put theyll put you in a cage while they steal the rest of your dues from the city zens , if ALL your stuff dont covernwhat they figure you owe the crime boss slave lords/govs or the rich folks.
      The criminal thug enforcers called cops protect ALL criminals and serve the el-ites, richies, and fake rulers who are ALL supervillians. Evil supervillians that make the comic and movie supervillians, look like good guys compared. AND If anyone tries to "take justice into their own hands", and protect themselves against criminals, or try to stop criminals. And you become a criminal under criminal law.
      Theses cops are quick to take revenge on a criminal, and collect the spoios from the city zens. BUT THEY ABSOLUTELY WILL NOT protect any regular city zens from crime.
      They come in after a person has been robbed , raped , and murdered or all 3, and say "OH! WHAT A TRAGEDY! WE WON'T REST TIL WE GET THEM ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS! YOU CAN COUNT ON US TO PROTECT YOU. , " , And nevermind that they are the reason for all of the crime.. They protected the criminals and encouraged the criminals. Because the criminals know good and well folks wont protect themselves. And noone is gonna protect them. Cuz the cops will get them for If they do - Itd be "OFF TO THE CAGE WITH YOU, YOU CRIMINAL VIGILANTE' YOU! "

    • @septegram
      @septegram 2 роки тому +30

      Exactly. Shut up and lawyer up.

  • @FreakingRockstar101
    @FreakingRockstar101 2 роки тому +161

    I can't believe detectives still think the "if you tell me you did it, you won't look like a monster" technique will work... and even more than that, I can't believe it still does. I understand they are trying to play on the suspects morality, but who actually believes they will look any better if they confess to it rather than denying it... If anything it makes you look worse.

    • @user-yw5oj1dk7o
      @user-yw5oj1dk7o 2 роки тому +22

      How can you not believe they still think it works and in the same breath acknowledge that it does work lol

    • @calinova991
      @calinova991 2 роки тому +6

      I think that’s the point of shooting the shit with him after reading the rights. Get his mind off the defensive “I’m not saying shit” mode.

    • @TROOPERfarcry
      @TROOPERfarcry 2 роки тому +13

      I've done home-sales in the past, and this is a sort of "assumptive close" -- it's where you just assume that the decision to buy is made, and then it's about guiding them through the process with false-choice questions. "Awesome, Robert, you and Melinda clearly feel at home here, so I'm going to go get the paperwork.... did you want to start going over it down here, or would you rather sit in the office?"

    • @michaelsledge3904
      @michaelsledge3904 2 роки тому +4

      25 to Life is better than Life

    • @mysteriesuntold3393
      @mysteriesuntold3393 2 роки тому +2

      The criminal element is very stupid

  • @johnmclaughlin8084
    @johnmclaughlin8084 Рік тому +21

    I've dealt with people like this when I worked at the Indiana Department of Corrections. Most of them never take responsibility for their actions.

    • @karenamyx2205
      @karenamyx2205 Рік тому +1

      Most people never take responsibility for their actions.. they make excuses or justifications, if not outright denial. The kind of person to take responsibility just because its the right thing to do, would probably have enough morality to not commit the offense in the first place.
      If youre unethical enough to do the act, your definitely unethical enough to deny it. Just saying.

    • @poochm123
      @poochm123 10 місяців тому

      Never.

    • @rawpowergroudon1
      @rawpowergroudon1 10 місяців тому

      ​@@karenamyx2205tbh I blame Christianity and its viewpoints on pre-forgiven sins. Christianity should be made illegal.

  • @redciroc1211
    @redciroc1211 2 роки тому +12

    I love how the detectives talk around in circles and talk about pointless conversations and situations just to make the suspect comfortable when at the end they're still going to arrest that person

    • @BaldandInsecure183.
      @BaldandInsecure183. 2 роки тому

      They do that fake shit to establish if you are lying or not. Example, your name? Where are you from? Where did you go to HS? Did you play sports? All questions nobody has to lie about, so they read your face when you are telling the truth. Then they put pressure on you and ask you questions and see how you look when you lie. Bottom line. Never talk to the cops

  • @patriotcanuck6485
    @patriotcanuck6485 2 роки тому +628

    As soon as I know I'm being charged with murder, guilty or not, the first words that would come out of my mouth would be, I am exercising my right to remain silent and am requesting an attorney to be present before answering any questions. The only thing that happens when answering questions without an attorney present is making the investigators job easier.

    • @patriciaroberts5147
      @patriciaroberts5147 2 роки тому +25

      Yeah for sure I want a lawyer guilty or not

    • @jaknap1
      @jaknap1 2 роки тому +50

      Detective: you have the right to remain silent.
      Killer: nods his head
      Detective: you killed her?
      Killer: yes
      Detective: so you did kill her?
      Killer: no, I mean I understand that I have the right to remain silent.
      Detective: dang!

    • @Rand0m27
      @Rand0m27 2 роки тому +6

      I would also immediately do the same. Guilty or not.

    • @patriotcanuck6485
      @patriotcanuck6485 2 роки тому +6

      @@jaknap1 hahaha 🤣👍

    • @bmcgrath45
      @bmcgrath45 2 роки тому +17

      People talk because they think they can get out of it. What most don't understand is once you're arrested theirs no talking your way out. You can only make things worse.
      So yes, say nothing once you're arrested and get counsel.

  • @Michelle-qq4sd
    @Michelle-qq4sd 2 роки тому +54

    Painful to hear a mother of 3 being killed.

  • @phoenixrobinson6576
    @phoenixrobinson6576 2 роки тому +53

    I’m sure you have a lot of questions for me.
    No , and I want a lawyer.
    End of discussion

    • @charmainemossallam8410
      @charmainemossallam8410 2 роки тому +7

      they’re NEVER that smart. they always think they can talk their way out of it.

    • @nadjiblounis6341
      @nadjiblounis6341 2 роки тому

      I read your comment right when he said it 😅 and I be just like you said fuck that ain't saying shit today

    • @codyallensiebert
      @codyallensiebert 2 роки тому +4

      @@charmainemossallam8410 if everyone did that we wouldn’t have anything to watch at 2am on UA-cam 🤣🤣

    • @charmainemossallam8410
      @charmainemossallam8410 2 роки тому

      @@codyallensiebert you make a very valid point! 😂😂

  • @williamelliott
    @williamelliott 2 роки тому +85

    I've been married to my wife for over 15 years and I've never gone through her phone or purse. I believe 200 percent she's never cheated on me and I've never cheated on her. I do think that if a person wants to cheat there is no way it can be stopped but the best thing is just stop associating with each other. It's not worth ruining one's life over something so trivial

    • @bdlimea7018
      @bdlimea7018 Рік тому +27

      I'll tell you that I trusted my husband 200% also. I never, not once, snooped through anything of his. Never had a reason to.
      We were married for 20 years, had 3 kids and a grandson. Had just purchased a new home. Things were good. At least I thought they were.
      He left me for a woman he worked with. He obviously had been seeing her before he left. I looked at the cell phone bill and he had been texting her the night before he left, while we sat together watching a movie!
      He asked me that night if I loved him. It was such a strange question because obviously I loved him. I said, of course I do, do you love me? He looked right at me and said, more than anything. He left the next day. I've thought about those words over the last 13 yrs and I still can't make any sense of why he said that knowing what he had planned the next day.
      He moved in with her, married within 7 months and divorced 8 months later. He cheated on her. Imagine that lol..
      Anyway, moral of the story?
      Never trust anyone 200%, not even 100%. I don't care how happy you are or how in love, there is always a chance .
      Doesn't mean it will ever happen, and hopefully never does. I just will not ever be the last to know again.

    • @elishawilliams2503
      @elishawilliams2503 Рік тому +8

      @@bdlimea7018 😢that’s deep glad u got thru it

    • @Sheriff_GrimLaw
      @Sheriff_GrimLaw Рік тому +8

      @@bdlimea7018 Moral of the story. *Never* get married or have kids. Ever.

    • @dorkydragon5055
      @dorkydragon5055 Рік тому

      Parasites usually resist releasing hosts without a new carrier.

    • @diamondsareforever7796
      @diamondsareforever7796 Рік тому

      @@dahof2789 😂😂🤣👍🏼 on what definition was that percentage based on? Can only get 100%

  • @Williamwerenberg
    @Williamwerenberg 2 роки тому +8

    What’s the reason for pausing the video and explaining what we just saw happen in the video?

    • @davewest2402
      @davewest2402 2 роки тому +1

      Right is it just me and you that feels like that LOL

    • @chazprivate
      @chazprivate 5 місяців тому +1

      Thank you!! It is driving me nuts. We can clearly see and hear 🙈

  • @gsmith7147
    @gsmith7147 2 роки тому +124

    I simply LOVE the way you break it down and explain everything.

  • @Webzterr
    @Webzterr 2 роки тому +70

    The way he asserts"I am a man!" Then moves onto " she upset me so I kicked the door" 😂😂😂 man to boy in an instant

    • @Edelwiess1066
      @Edelwiess1066 2 роки тому

      @عبیدالله جان قندهاری ده خره زوی Better yet, grow the fuck up

    • @mememan2344
      @mememan2344 2 роки тому +2

      @@Edelwiess1066 These abusive little boy types are only tough because they are intimidating a woman- bet 100% they don't act NEARLY as wild with another man.

    • @justadildeau
      @justadildeau 2 роки тому +2

      @@mememan2344 I dunno butt you might wanna ask how wild things get between men in the 🏳️‍🌈 community.

    • @barbaraGobert31
      @barbaraGobert31 2 роки тому +2

      I never did understand the proclivity of certain groups of people to make this declaration unsolicited and completely out of context. IRS like "what do you think we thought you were before you declared it" pointless manipulative tactic. I'm telling the truth about my gender ergo everything I say is true. Utter foolishness.

  • @dylantylicki6497
    @dylantylicki6497 2 роки тому +14

    I’ve watched enough videos where as soon as they tell him he’s being charged for murder and doesn’t protest he’s almost certainly guilty.

  • @adamrandles4055
    @adamrandles4055 2 роки тому +152

    The officer was shattered, hence the coffee and reading those rights slowly and clearly lol he was hoping he did say I want a lawyer and his shift ended sooner 😂

    • @Tuberuser187
      @Tuberuser187 2 роки тому +6

      Might have been part of his tactics, they can hold you till the next day or so to give the interrogating officer as much time as they need. Homicide interviews can last for hours, days even (though after a point they have to ask a Judge for time extensions).

    • @linmayzie1
      @linmayzie1 2 роки тому +1

      😂😂😂

  • @andreajackson3638
    @andreajackson3638 2 роки тому +64

    It's so sad that people in toxic relationships just won't leave each other alone.... they have to keep at it until someone loses his or her life

    • @chrissmith4539
      @chrissmith4539 Рік тому

      It mostly happens in the black community. Black women just have to have a black man knowing who they really are, demonic. Black women turn a blind eye to black men’s red flags and failures in life and tolerate it just to be able to say she has a man and keep the black race going 😂
      The black community has to do better

    • @billysounds6452
      @billysounds6452 Рік тому +1

      Opposites unfortunately attract 😢

  • @racheld23biscuitsmom42
    @racheld23biscuitsmom42 2 роки тому +306

    It always amazes me when abusers believe their own BS. ‘Kicking in multiple doors isn’t abusive! At least I didn’t hit her. *She* apologized to me.’

    • @Gamonoz
      @Gamonoz 2 роки тому +12

      Agreed, its sad. Mental health plays a big role in this. A lot of people like this struggle with narcissism

    • @yvonnegrassi9219
      @yvonnegrassi9219 2 роки тому +4

      @@Gamonoz Actually I’m sick and tired of EVERYTHING being a “mental health” issue. These people that commit crimes are evil.!! Has nothing to do with mental health, UNLESS they WERE actually deemed mental BEFORE the crimes were committed.!!

    • @TiptonMama
      @TiptonMama 2 роки тому +8

      @Jay Ghee That's just ignorant. Grow up.

    • @bo-dine7971
      @bo-dine7971 2 роки тому

      @@yvonnegrassi9219 Exactly. People that are mentally ill enough to not understand this kind of thing is wrong would not be mentally capable of even sitting in this room and talking.

    • @mememan2344
      @mememan2344 2 роки тому +11

      It's because they never got their asses kicked for that type of behavior. I guarantee 1000% ANY abusive tough guy will behave a LOT better in the presence of about 3-5 people about to go to work on him. It'll give him something to remember in the future as well.

  • @MoistNasa
    @MoistNasa 2 роки тому +91

    “How’s your mental health?”
    “Good!”
    Press X to doubt

  • @2facesofevil835
    @2facesofevil835 2 роки тому +6

    2022 never kill anyone , you will never get away with it …ever!!

    • @charlesward6217
      @charlesward6217 Рік тому

      People literally get away with murder daily.

    • @charlesward6217
      @charlesward6217 Рік тому

      The US has a 66% homicide conviction rate. Meaning quite literally 1 out of every 3 murders go unsolved.

  • @nickrandol9133
    @nickrandol9133 2 роки тому +176

    This dude is probably guilty, but these cops are guilty, too-guilty of sucking at interrogation.

    • @am5790
      @am5790 2 роки тому +1

      you dont say.

    • @dabeln1
      @dabeln1 2 роки тому

      They are trained to be terrible at interrogation so they can stay employed by tempting more criminals.

    • @user-um5dz9gt4o
      @user-um5dz9gt4o 2 роки тому +2

      @@dabeln1 unless there's pressure to close a case to which they have no problem beating or forcing a confession out of people

    • @dabeln1
      @dabeln1 2 роки тому +1

      @@user-um5dz9gt4o There's a criminal, now. That didn't take long.

    • @gregkis
      @gregkis 2 роки тому +4

      @@dabeln1 your punctuation game is way off, dude. I don't understand what you're trying to say

  • @jamesbaker7780
    @jamesbaker7780 2 роки тому +105

    I am retired LEO and I am here to say if you talk to the police you are a damn fool.

  • @toidIllorTAmI
    @toidIllorTAmI 2 роки тому +69

    The fact he denies evidence and has a bs excuse for everything, just shows me how abusive he was in the relationship. Mentally and physically. Constantly gas lighting her, controlling her, all meanwhile he cheats on her constantly. Shame.

    • @davidschmidt2081
      @davidschmidt2081 Рік тому

      Lots of people in interrogations deny evidence and have bs excuses, are they all abusive to their partners mentally and physically?

    • @chrissmith4539
      @chrissmith4539 Рік тому +1

      Black male culture and black women accept it. Willing participants!

    • @MsEddiepark
      @MsEddiepark Рік тому

      @@chrissmith4539and this is black male culture to you? Lol what a racist twat.

    • @BlakePalmer-pr5vd
      @BlakePalmer-pr5vd 11 місяців тому

      Yep. You have to be careful with black men. They stay cheating and hitting there women. Plus they are extremely jealous

    • @BlakePalmer-pr5vd
      @BlakePalmer-pr5vd 11 місяців тому

      Run from them women. It's not worth it

  • @APSweden
    @APSweden 2 роки тому +58

    OMG this was unbelievable! The Detective was all relax from the first minute he walked in and he barely needed to put up any strategy or make an effort at all, He just sat there and let the idiot himself beautifully talk himself into a life sentence without parole! The Detective knew this guy thinks he is smarter than everybody else so he just let him walk into his own fate all by himself!

    • @TheClutchVOD
      @TheClutchVOD 2 роки тому +7

      Can you put the time stamp where he confessed? I must have missed that part. I thought he maintained his innocence until the end.

    • @RResidentAlienNN
      @RResidentAlienNN 2 роки тому +4

      the clutch you asked for the timestamp of when he confessed... Nowhere in the original comment did they say he confessed. What the original comment was saying was that the detective didn't have to put much effort into this interrogation because it's pretty obvious that, the more he opened his mouth up, the more apparent it became he was lying. He utters completely nonsensical answers as if everyone else is too stupid to see through the obvious. If he had any intelligence at all, he wouldn't of said a single word other then lawyer. He contradicted himself quite a few times by the end.

  • @dukedematteo1995
    @dukedematteo1995 2 роки тому +78

    When cops say they have all this evidence etc etc, we need your side of it.....the answer is," I'll explain it at court."

    • @Magiaimelissa
      @Magiaimelissa 2 роки тому +1

      Delete this

    • @dukedematteo1995
      @dukedematteo1995 2 роки тому +3

      @@Magiaimelissa why? You lost me.

    • @inmmusic5927
      @inmmusic5927 2 роки тому

      Facts

    • @caseyjones4358
      @caseyjones4358 2 роки тому

      @@Magiaimelissa delete yourself from yt. 🤡

    • @cocotanya31
      @cocotanya31 2 роки тому

      I understand your statement. Police claim they have evidence. If they have evidence against him why do they need a statement? The police already convicted him of being guilty

  • @kekelavette4733
    @kekelavette4733 2 роки тому +17

    He's trying to figure out a way to tlk himself out of going to jail, basically he's delaying getting handcuffed n booked bc he knows it's coming

  • @royadartube
    @royadartube 2 роки тому +29

    I guess a lawyer would have been very helpful in this case, Helpful for all of them.
    I personally put my foot in my mouth even when there is no stress. I have a tendency "not to shut up" and say the wrong stuff at any given possible opportunity.

    • @yourinnerlawyer4035
      @yourinnerlawyer4035 2 роки тому +2

      Please lawyer up if you find yourself in one of these interrogation rooms regardless of your guilt!

    • @royadartube
      @royadartube 2 роки тому +2

      @@yourinnerlawyer4035
      It is very scary. Every time he opens his mouth 👄 he is digging his hole deeper.

    • @yourinnerlawyer4035
      @yourinnerlawyer4035 2 роки тому +2

      @@royadartube people hate lawyers until they need one, but they shouldn't! Nearly every single interrogation I've watched makes me want to scream even if the subject is a p.o.s. in the end.

    • @royadartube
      @royadartube 2 роки тому +5

      @@yourinnerlawyer4035
      I guess it is a very tricky job. If they make a mistake, they are either letting a criminal loose or locking in an innocent person.

    • @yourinnerlawyer4035
      @yourinnerlawyer4035 2 роки тому +2

      @@royadartube You must treat them like a gun, always assume it's loaded. Protect yourself, the justice system is designed to win over you. I am not saying they all want to screw you over and win at all costs but MANY DO. Prioritize your safety.

  • @jaknap1
    @jaknap1 2 роки тому +18

    These detectives don’t have great game to get him to confess. It’s like JCS videos vs all the rest.

  • @jaylew889
    @jaylew889 2 роки тому +20

    It kills me how stupid someone is to fall for the whole " i know everything that happened down to the t, but i want to hear it from you. I'm doing this for you so that you look like a stand up guy "

  • @Mr.Sr.Jr.
    @Mr.Sr.Jr. 2 роки тому +215

    This guy hardly reacted or defended himself at all when he realized he was being accused of murder, that's extremely telling. Either he is 100% guilty and assumed that the accusation was pretty much already a done deal he knew that he was caught or this guy was on some serious drugs and was too sedated to react appropriately.

    • @ckilr01
      @ckilr01 2 роки тому +5

      What good is it to gain the world and lose your soul?
      I can't imagine doing that.

    • @uptopwitit9986
      @uptopwitit9986 2 роки тому +1

      @@ckilr01 0

    • @karlypearl9701
      @karlypearl9701 2 роки тому +26

      If I was innocent, being accused of murder, I would trip.
      I imagine I'd get real heated.

    • @mommy2libras
      @mommy2libras 2 роки тому +9

      That's an asinine assumption. I'm pretty sure this guy knew when he was being brought in AGAIN for interrogation, after being questioned previously more than once and them coming and getting his cars and such like he mentioned, that he was well aware that he was being accused before he even walked into that room. Especially since they brought him in in handcuffs. Its not "telling" just because he didn't freak when they verbalized it. He'd had days, if not weeks, to get used to the idea that they were after him to charge it. Its not hard to see what direction detectives are going in when you're their target.

    • @Mr.Sr.Jr.
      @Mr.Sr.Jr. 2 роки тому +2

      @@mommy2libras So you think he appeared innocent and acted accordingly?

  • @MemeSlayer
    @MemeSlayer 2 роки тому +53

    I discovered you thanks to the algorithm, I usually watch Explore With Us, but one of your videos was in the recommended, decided to check it out and your videos are right up there with them in terms of quality and keeping the attention of the viewer, great job!

    • @janetrawlings1691
      @janetrawlings1691 2 роки тому

      Same here had to give it a look 🧐😳🤔

    • @Faesharlyn
      @Faesharlyn 2 роки тому +1

      Very similar narrator's voice style, I was halfway through before I realized it wasn't EWU. Subbed up now 👍

    • @MemeSlayer
      @MemeSlayer 2 роки тому +2

      @@Faesharlyn raven is the best at EWU, would not be surprised if this guy was inspired by him

    • @michaeltsang548
      @michaeltsang548 2 роки тому

      @@MemeSlayer who is raven

    • @Hannah-Hi
      @Hannah-Hi 2 роки тому +2

      Look "the disturbing truth" Channel Up, If U want. I think you will Like His Videos ,too.

  • @MawMawsGirlz
    @MawMawsGirlz 2 роки тому +6

    Finally a channel that’s binge worthy🙌 I’m excited to see the videos on Patreon and so glad I joined!! Love this channel!!!

    • @StrangerStories
      @StrangerStories  2 роки тому +2

      Great! Thank you so much.

    • @CeezGeez
      @CeezGeez 2 роки тому

      @@StrangerStories i like that you don’t do excessive body-language analysis like some other channels

  • @CarolineBearoline
    @CarolineBearoline 2 роки тому +91

    I'm glad he kept talking, even though he knew he shouldn't. But for everyone that might be reading this and God forbid finds themselves being interrogated by police in an interview room - you need to ask for legal representation prior to speaking with detectives. Even a mediocre defense attorney is better than no attorney, I promise.
    EDIT: ugh

    • @kevinr.3542
      @kevinr.3542 2 роки тому +9

      Thats very noble to want to help guilty dumbasses who dont know this already. But honestly it would probably be more helpful to just tell guilty murders to keep talking and not lawyer up, since you know, they're murderers and we don't want them walking the streets.

    • @CarolineBearoline
      @CarolineBearoline 2 роки тому +11

      @@kevinr.3542 If you go back and reread my comment you can see I was very careful to specifically exclude specifics, like what charges people reading my advice might be facing. I have no love for murderers, but I have much love for people knowing their constitutional rights

    • @mellowyello1478
      @mellowyello1478 2 роки тому +11

      You should probably get an attorney ESPECIALLY IF YOU'RE INNOCENT.
      Cops can, will, and HAVE ruined innocent peoples lives because they use your words and circumstances against you.

    • @travelingwithyou
      @travelingwithyou 2 роки тому +2

      Dont make them smarter 😅

    • @hawtval7471
      @hawtval7471 2 роки тому +7

      @@mellowyello1478 exactly! If you’re innocent just protect yourself. You can answer all questions through your attorney

  • @kokethiahill4879
    @kokethiahill4879 2 роки тому +30

    Whether I did it or not…”I am invoking my right to legal counsel”. I wouldn’t even admit to my government name without a lawyer present!

    • @Mr.Sr.Jr.
      @Mr.Sr.Jr. 2 роки тому

      I agree, a lot of criminals answer questions because they're worried about looking guilty but it's better to have two cops think you look guilty than to have them interrogate you and have you slip up and say something damning that could make a jury think that you look guilty and obviously if youre actually are guilty it's a no-brainer although most convicts don't have a lot of common sense regarding this matter.

    • @r0nb0h0ju
      @r0nb0h0ju 2 роки тому

      Failure to identify yourself after arrest can also be a crime in some states of the US

  • @YayWei320
    @YayWei320 2 роки тому +10

    “Why’d you smash her iPad?”
    “That was my iPad.”
    “You smashed your own iPad?”
    “Yeah I smashed my iPad.”
    Lol keep up the good work dude, you’ve got them fooled 😂.

  • @BadWallaby
    @BadWallaby 2 роки тому +38

    Police do not give "Opportunities" for anything...especially in an interrogation...

    • @PeaceArt1
      @PeaceArt1 2 роки тому +11

      "Opportunities to dig yourself deeper." That is a kind of opportunity.

    • @catherinegrace2366
      @catherinegrace2366 2 роки тому +3

      That’s very true y’all. Don’t talk to police.

    • @BadWallaby
      @BadWallaby 2 роки тому +1

      @@PeaceArt1 ok you got me there lol damnit 🤣

    • @youtubehastakenovermylife4979
      @youtubehastakenovermylife4979 2 роки тому +1

      “This is your ONLY opportunity to set the record straight!!!!(by incriminating yourself)

    • @barbaraGobert31
      @barbaraGobert31 2 роки тому +1

      Yeah their allowed to lie in interrogation. I don't know how this is constitutional but I'm assured by several of these channels it is so.

  • @solucky70
    @solucky70 2 роки тому +43

    Never speak to cops! How many time do people need to hear that? In saying that though I hope he gets what he deserves

    • @xFalloutx1O1
      @xFalloutx1O1 2 роки тому +21

      but if no one ever spoke to cops how would we get amazing videos like this!

    • @PetraBlum258
      @PetraBlum258 2 роки тому +5

      They talk because they (Killers) think they are smarter than the cops or legal system.

    • @catherinegrace2366
      @catherinegrace2366 2 роки тому +4

      @@PetraBlum258 sometimes they are that delusional

    • @Mike_jones32
      @Mike_jones32 2 роки тому +1

      @Jay Ghee ghost busters

  • @thedaywalkervlog9860
    @thedaywalkervlog9860 2 роки тому +6

    The lack of emotion to me feels like confidence that he feels they don't have enough to convict him. Whether they do or not, he doesn't think so. Feels like he's been through this before, to have that level of composure.

    • @louskunt2641
      @louskunt2641 2 роки тому

      He can barely speak coherent English

  • @theopenconservative971
    @theopenconservative971 2 роки тому +21

    In shows and movies suspects are so quick to ask for a lawyer and never speak without one really. But in real life, criminals rarely do. It can be because of ego, ignorance, and/or etc. But most cases such as this can be closed without much hard evidence because no one asks for a lawyer and ends up succumbing to interrogation tactics (there's a reason why they use them! They work)

  • @22yrad
    @22yrad 2 роки тому +9

    “Where were you born?”
    “The city of ‘Iwantalawyer’”

  • @melons7747
    @melons7747 2 роки тому +86

    Slow day at work, this is perfect!

    • @sleeppyboii
      @sleeppyboii 2 роки тому +6

      imagine working

    • @ABMMAAL
      @ABMMAAL 2 роки тому

      Yessir

    • @Yeah-fb6dd
      @Yeah-fb6dd 2 роки тому +12

      @@sleeppyboii imagine being homeless later in life when you get kicked outta mommy and daddy’s lmfao

    • @sleeppyboii
      @sleeppyboii 2 роки тому +3

      @@Yeah-fb6dd 💀 bro I was born with my own house I'd have to be addicted to crack to be homeless and it was a joke chill idc if you need a job to survive u do u boo

    • @earlwillow8856
      @earlwillow8856 2 роки тому

      Agreed I'm at a customer service counter this is perfect

  • @CommanderCodyChipless
    @CommanderCodyChipless 2 роки тому +71

    With this channel, the content is quality. The true stories are interesting. And the fact its a long-form video is great. But the ONE thing that bothers me, is that the narrator is really terrible at psychological evaluation. Almost everything he states is wrong. I dont know how he comes up with these weird analyzations but it's really terrible

    • @Anonymous38572
      @Anonymous38572 2 роки тому +7

      Bro Same with JCS and Matt Orchard. They state opinion as fact, when they often contradict their own opinions throughout each upload.

    • @CommanderCodyChipless
      @CommanderCodyChipless 2 роки тому +14

      @@Anonymous38572 I respect your opinion. My opinion on them is actually different. To me, both Matt and JCS are far better at evaluation. With Matt though, the thing that bothers me is he is always reverting to believing "the killer never have feelings". In any moment when someone who killed another is crying, he almost always says something along the lines of "they are only crying because they got caught", which is completely false sometimes and utterly ridiculous to say, as it undermines the complex nature of humans. But with JCS, I think he's top-notch. I have little to no complaints about his channel. Thank you for sharing your thoughts!

    • @ashnicole6096
      @ashnicole6096 2 роки тому +19

      @@Anonymous38572 jcs actually gives actual psychological fact alot of the time.

    • @vavabbe1
      @vavabbe1 2 роки тому +22

      @@Anonymous38572 don’t do JCS like that. Those are fighting words lmao

    • @dylanthompson8658
      @dylanthompson8658 2 роки тому +10

      @@vavabbe1 right jcs is downright professional

  • @kindbluey
    @kindbluey 2 роки тому +9

    So sad that the victim nearly had him arrested earlier. The cuffs should have put on behind him.. Thank you for the upload.

  • @Kyanzes
    @Kyanzes 2 роки тому +36

    "We are homicide detectives with decades of experience and 98% of conviction rate. Anything you say cannot help you but can help us to get you. Do you want to talk?"
    "Yes"
    "Why?"

    • @murdarichblood7603
      @murdarichblood7603 2 роки тому

      If you do anything long enough.. You will eventually get good at. Why Lip wrestle with a Cop?

    • @charlesward6217
      @charlesward6217 Рік тому

      Homicide conviction rates in UsA are 66%... not 98%

  • @Ilove2teach52
    @Ilove2teach52 2 роки тому +46

    Am it the only who can’t wait for the pause because you know you are going to learn something so informative. I absolutely love this channel and I’m definitely subscribing.

  • @Vrmeyers1
    @Vrmeyers1 2 роки тому +18

    His arrogance about her phone and taunting them that they don't have it was so revealing - among other things. How do you know with that much confidence that they don't have the phone?

  • @ShogunRua85
    @ShogunRua85 2 роки тому +10

    The fact that anyone these days when involved in the crime still talk to police and not say they need a lawyer shows how damn stupid people are and it's sooooo many people who do it....man..

  • @dawnrio9667
    @dawnrio9667 2 роки тому +41

    LAWYER UP ... Don't ever go through interrogation... You're never going to talk your way out of a warrant for murder 🤷‍♀️

    • @oaoskey6051
      @oaoskey6051 2 роки тому +8

      Don’t commit the crime 🤦‍♂️

    • @claymac7895
      @claymac7895 2 роки тому +2

      You’re never going to talk your way out of any charges. If they have the evidence needed to charge you, you’re getting charged. That’s why they say “everything you say will be used against you” because literally you can’t say anything to help yourself you can only make it worse. Never in the history of law enforcement have charges ever been dropped after an interrogation.

    • @claymac7895
      @claymac7895 2 роки тому +3

      @@oaoskey6051 - You do realize there are millions of innocent people sitting in jails and prisons right this second don’t you? You don’t have to commit crime to wind up in this position.

    • @michaelbeattie8106
      @michaelbeattie8106 2 роки тому

      Sounds toxic from start.

    • @oaoskey6051
      @oaoskey6051 2 роки тому +1

      @@claymac7895 yeah but he commented this on a guilty man’s post not an innocent man’s ..

  • @outlawandoutdoorstv9901
    @outlawandoutdoorstv9901 2 роки тому +14

    Ain't been in alot of trouble but the little I have been in I've learned that ANYTIME you talk to the police you NEVER do it without a lawyer!!!!

    • @csyalx
      @csyalx 2 роки тому +1

      I was riding my bike at midnight in my area, 4 cop cars swarmed me and had me cuffed, they accused me of breaking into a womans house with a gun, they told me id be in jail for 10 years to try and get me to confess to something i was totally innocent with. I was 14 years old, ill never trust any police, but i will give them respect untill respect is broken.

    • @murdarichblood7603
      @murdarichblood7603 2 роки тому +1

      Speak White Boy.. Facts

  • @MrMrSaldana
    @MrMrSaldana 2 роки тому +5

    If a cop or detective says they have enough evidence to prove you did somthing…THEN WHY THE FUCK ARE THEY IN THAT ROOM ASKING YOU TO ADMITT SHIT…Don’t talk..if they can prove it then go and prove it

  • @63mckenzie
    @63mckenzie 2 роки тому +15

    'You're being arrested for murder' 'OK' Not WTF! That's a clue.

  • @MarieSpeaksRealitea
    @MarieSpeaksRealitea 2 роки тому +2

    I love these! New subscriber here! ❤️

  • @asdf9890
    @asdf9890 2 роки тому +107

    To me people who destroy property when they’re mad just screams emotional immaturity and anger issues. Also if you’re going through your SO’s phone, things (concerns) need to at least be discussed, or quit the relationship.

    • @Gamonoz
      @Gamonoz 2 роки тому +8

      Its called narcissistic rage

    • @ET-xj3qq
      @ET-xj3qq 2 роки тому +3

      Well this loser did drop out in the 8th grade. He’s not mature in the slightest.

    • @mroberts2738
      @mroberts2738 2 роки тому +5

      If you are punching a wall next to your wife, you are really saying to her “I wish you were this wall”. If I were her, I’d leave. Forever.

    • @danieleriksson5587
      @danieleriksson5587 2 роки тому +2

      I would not generalize. Because alot of people use the pain from hitting a wall etc to calm down. For some people it really helps. But when you start hitting a wall next to a person then it is an issue

    • @Gamonoz
      @Gamonoz 2 роки тому +5

      @@danieleriksson5587 hitting a wall to “calm down” or to like the pain. Is not healthy behavior or a good copeing mechanism.
      Seek therapy. That’s violent and leads to worse things every time

  • @b-d3vil16
    @b-d3vil16 2 роки тому +30

    Come on people, as Americans we have the right to not self incriminate ourselves and the right to have an attorney present during questioning. Innocent or guilty take the basic steps to keep yourself safe in the eyes of the legal system.

    • @shellymilligan2953
      @shellymilligan2953 2 роки тому +5

      If the cops had everything they needed to proceed with the case they wouldn’t need to talk to you! Don’t talk to them EVER!!!!

    • @barbaraGobert31
      @barbaraGobert31 2 роки тому +1

      This dude was guilty of murder. Is that lost on you? An innocent mother of three is dead in her 30s...stop and think before you make these comments. God is on the throne,the constitution doesn't bother Him.

    • @gandalf454
      @gandalf454 2 роки тому +3

      @@barbaraGobert31 why did god let that poor mother get killed?

    • @bread9987
      @bread9987 2 роки тому

      @@gandalf454 god isn’t real bozo

    • @zackjoneskeywest7542
      @zackjoneskeywest7542 Рік тому

      Actually you have the right to talk to an attorney before questioning,the reason you dont see attorneys in the room is because they cops dont allow that for several reasons but it could happen

  • @Wabbertt13
    @Wabbertt13 2 роки тому +6

    Interesting, either by mistake or on purpose to elicit a reaction, the detective was about to said “we know that she had… was still talking to you” possibly inferring she had been talking to another man, as they would know from investigating. After which he mentions her possibly leading him on. This is either a lucky slip to the tongue or a very sneaky ploy.

  • @gregkis
    @gregkis 2 роки тому +14

    This detective has more tells than the suspect

  • @tiffanyingram3444
    @tiffanyingram3444 2 роки тому +11

    I tried to fix my toxic relationship and it backfired on me. Just leave ppl! It took me a few times to learn. It got to dangerous.

    • @SoloLeaux
      @SoloLeaux Рік тому +2

      This is not “toxic” it’s a man who is physically abusive in relationships and killed this woman. “Just leaving” is easier said than done when abusers use finances, threats, kids to control the victims. And trying to get out can be the most dangerous times in the abuse.

  • @coreyhicks672
    @coreyhicks672 2 роки тому +85

    This literally happened in my neighborhood! When I was leaving for work the road was blocked off with crime tape! I watch these things all the time and this is crazy that I found this one!

    • @tabithadyer2671
      @tabithadyer2671 2 роки тому +1

      Same ! I have family friends that live in Phase 1. Crazy things happen in rich urban areas too not just on the Westside

    • @migomigo2595
      @migomigo2595 2 роки тому

      Liar this happened in Florida

    • @coreyhicks672
      @coreyhicks672 2 роки тому +3

      @@migomigo2595 yeah, where I live but go off

    • @migomigo2595
      @migomigo2595 2 роки тому +1

      @@coreyhicks672 shut up your Facebook says you live in Canada

    • @coreyhicks672
      @coreyhicks672 2 роки тому +1

      @@migomigo2595 bruh. I assure you it does not

  • @jackhanan2872
    @jackhanan2872 2 роки тому +68

    I'm kind of shocked at how irresponsible this cop is. If dude gets out, he knows the names of friends and family that gave him up.

    • @ogclout8953
      @ogclout8953 2 роки тому +9

      On god😂😂😂😂😂 they ass smoked chicken

    • @ogclout8953
      @ogclout8953 2 роки тому +4

      N Jackie Chan never said much

    • @jamesdamron2065
      @jamesdamron2065 2 роки тому +9

      You get that with a motion of discovery,,when you go to trial!! People can't just accuse people of things in private,,,that's a myth

    • @skepchica
      @skepchica 2 роки тому +3

      And that's exactly why people don't talk to them. Smh

    • @O--sd1vg
      @O--sd1vg Рік тому

      @@ogclout8953 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀😂😂😂

  • @trishmccarthydavis3425
    @trishmccarthydavis3425 2 роки тому +13

    Whether you did the crime or not, never talk to the police without a lawyer. Get a lawyer first and foremost to protect yourself. There are plenty of innocent people sitting in prison.

  • @Gronk1400
    @Gronk1400 2 роки тому +11

    Even if i knew i was 100% innocent and they told me they had a warrent for my arrest im instantly getting a lawyer and shutting my mouth

  • @brendaloose1718
    @brendaloose1718 2 роки тому +19

    This is the best interrogation channel. I LOVE the narrating he interjects during the interrogation. It really makes u think.

  • @RenixGames
    @RenixGames 2 роки тому +1

    "After searching him for anything that might have been missed in the initial search, they leave the room." Yeah I caught that.

  • @elsi1241
    @elsi1241 2 роки тому +94

    It's honestly crazy to think that there were so many warning signs before she was killed. I can't understand how he can sit there and deny everything despite all of the evidence they had, honestly such a sick man and then he tried to blame her for not pressing charges before?? He's not very smart either i mean he left a trail everywhere I can't believe he thought he wouldn't get caught, should've gotten an attorney. I'm really glad this case got covered more its rlly interesting

    • @kimwalsh
      @kimwalsh 2 роки тому +4

      did they show him any evidence, he said we have lots of evidence but only mentions little bits, its a trick for sure-narrator tells us this, it is bull, they do it all the time 🤔🤔✌✌you are right very interesting

    • @annageracoulis
      @annageracoulis 2 роки тому +6

      That’s a typical manipulative abuser. He probably truly believes in his mind that every awful thing he did to her, she brought on herself

    • @gingerassassin7039
      @gingerassassin7039 2 роки тому +1

      Where the evidence clearly these detectives are lying they ass off about all this evidence they don’t have

  • @regaladofrank
    @regaladofrank 2 роки тому +22

    The police and their tricks...it's good to watch these cases and learn from them, especially if you are innocent.

    • @oren1305
      @oren1305 2 роки тому +4

      It's unfortunately been proven that watching and analyzing these types of videos, doesn't really help you in an interrogation. JCS or Matt Orchard covered that topic I believe.
      It's totally different when you're in the hot seat.

    • @lamasterbatonlll1383
      @lamasterbatonlll1383 2 роки тому +1

      @@oren1305 Yeah I was once a person of interest to a murder myself and even though I was innocent of ALL CHARGES and my interrogation still wasn't cut n dry like people may think it is. Having a lawyer during my entire interview gave me a little comfort but what was frustrating is the fact that I couldn't speak entirely on my own without being told what or what not say. But at the end of THAT day I wasn't charged , was able to go home, get some sleep and got prepared for my 12th grade graduation the very next day.

  • @miketaylor6282
    @miketaylor6282 2 роки тому +1

    After watching this video, his attorney had whiplash from shaking their head no, in disbelief of how much he buried himself by talking in this interview.

  • @codyswildoutdoors4086
    @codyswildoutdoors4086 2 роки тому +5

    You gotta watch dudes like this guy man they'll lie to the grave 💯

  • @deuce4249
    @deuce4249 2 роки тому +33

    if you end up in this room, 99% of the time, you're going to a jail cell next guilty or not. talking to waterboarding, double talking con-artist cops without an attorney makes it 100%.

    • @bruno5760
      @bruno5760 2 роки тому +5

      I don’t blame the cops. Its their job to play you for a fool ,if you gonna be a fool and don’t know shit. Allways keep your mouth shut. That’s the way I was raised

    • @kenziek2247
      @kenziek2247 2 роки тому +1

      Con artist cops? This is their job, to catch these piece of shit murderers no matter what they have to do. Let me guess, you're the type that believes in murdering people huh? 🙄

    • @killbillfanaquiahora
      @killbillfanaquiahora 2 роки тому +2

      @@kenziek2247 Without putting words in his mouth, I interpreted "con-artist cops" as their legal right to lie, deceive, and manipulate suspects in the course of their interrogation. I for one am not a fan of those constitutionally confirmed rights, even though they been used to do good and bad. At the same time, no rational person wants unrepentant killers walking the streets.

    • @JT-sl3ui
      @JT-sl3ui 2 роки тому

      Hey DEUCEBAG, I wish we could waterboard these menaces to society.

    • @evil_dave
      @evil_dave 2 роки тому

      congrats… you’ve won the stupidest comment award. see ya next time 🎉

  • @human151
    @human151 2 роки тому +2

    As a navy vet myself, I can’t believe this is a chief petty officer.
    Onboard a navy ship, that’s a pretty high rank. This guy would be the highest ranking enlisted person in his division. He, along with the division officer , are in charge of the division.

    • @murdarichblood7603
      @murdarichblood7603 2 роки тому

      I was go be an admiral.. But I took a job in a warehouse instead

    • @Hayleyjg95
      @Hayleyjg95 2 роки тому +1

      The victim was a chief petty officer. The title is a bit misleading. 😊

    • @barbaraGobert31
      @barbaraGobert31 2 роки тому +1

      Navy has fallen on hard times huh? Perhaps he made rank due to politics or some form or another?

    • @chriscalvert4609
      @chriscalvert4609 2 місяці тому

      An E7 isn’t that big of a deal, even in the navy with their separate dining and such. We are not talking about flag officers here.

    • @human151
      @human151 2 місяці тому

      @@chriscalvert4609 they’re a pretty big deal when they’re your chief.

  • @saibisureddo5657
    @saibisureddo5657 2 роки тому +9

    IMO the "I can prove 100% you did this" bluff strategy is one of the worst and least legitimate strategies used. It so commonly leads to convictions of innocent people. And people cracking into false confessions thanks to the hopelessness and desperation given in this strategy. Especially when paired with if you tell truth it will go better on you strat.
    Probably shouldn't be allowed to be used given how often it causes false confessions and not guilty convictions.

  • @Indigo00eyez
    @Indigo00eyez 2 роки тому +13

    How did he go through the military sounding like he has a mouthful of &&it! He’s so hard to understand.

    • @luckie3b1g
      @luckie3b1g 2 роки тому +6

      What the hell do u people think military people are like? Lmao man I spent my whole life around military people and many of them talk just like him. Lol you do know that the military has people from all walks of life right? Just bc u join the military, it doesn't mean u change how u talk. Jesus. Hahaha

    • @Vicarium
      @Vicarium 2 роки тому +5

      He was probably never in the military.

    • @LuckyLu602
      @LuckyLu602 2 роки тому +3

      The girl that was murdered was in the military, not him.

    • @redgringrumboldt8983
      @redgringrumboldt8983 2 роки тому

      Plenty of people in years military come from the south. I served with lots of southern people with thick accents.

    • @junimeme5626
      @junimeme5626 2 роки тому +2

      He's a mumble rapper

  • @isaacjones5385
    @isaacjones5385 2 роки тому +2

    He was controlling and got jealous when his woman started doing the same thing as he was doing so he killed her. He’s a simp and deserves to be in prison the rest of his life.

    • @yvonnegrassi9219
      @yvonnegrassi9219 2 роки тому

      What is a simp?? Sorry, I’m really old and don’t understand the language of today.

  • @lizadoesray
    @lizadoesray 2 роки тому +4

    He’s awfully calm for someone being accused of murder…

    • @Winngee
      @Winngee 2 роки тому +1

      Yup because he’s the monster who did it .

    • @llgreen1962
      @llgreen1962 2 роки тому

      He's not calm.

  • @CriminalScrutinyTV
    @CriminalScrutinyTV 2 роки тому +16

    Any innocent person being told that they’re being charged for murder would flip out and ask murdered who? If you’re calm and collected when told that it means you did it.

    • @Mister_Holdsworth
      @Mister_Holdsworth 2 роки тому

      If you already know who was murdered and the police come along and take you for interrogation then clearly you already know what's going on and who it was that was murdered.

    • @andreasvedeler80
      @andreasvedeler80 2 роки тому

      You must be a cop

    • @CriminalScrutinyTV
      @CriminalScrutinyTV 2 роки тому

      ​@@andreasvedeler80 Having knowledge of psychology makes you a cop?, i guess i'm a cop buddy.

    • @Derpadeedooda
      @Derpadeedooda 2 роки тому

      This isn't the first time he was interrogated

  • @ringslangetje
    @ringslangetje 2 роки тому +2

    Is it me or does anyone hear this: hmvllvlv vlmmmbl yeah vhmllmh

  • @dylanthompson8658
    @dylanthompson8658 2 роки тому +7

    The detective who's taking notes paper looks like
    Lie#1:
    Lie#2:
    Lie#3:
    ...
    And so on

  • @mixz9929
    @mixz9929 2 роки тому +8

    Even if I was innocent I wouldnt talk to much at all cause if I'm suspect of the crime then it's a possibility you can be wrongfully convicted so I cant believe how people constantly do this most of the time they're really just looking for a conviction

  • @thetgwarrior
    @thetgwarrior 2 роки тому +2

    This is your opportunity to tell us, complete strangers and detectives, what happened. Ahhh yes let me just spill it all on video

  • @CassidyListon
    @CassidyListon 2 роки тому +86

    🤔 😐 I know you said "an eery lack of emotion" from him was suspicious, but honestly he's WAY more forthcoming and straightforward than like 90% of the suspect interviews I see on these True Crime channels where the suspect is lying through their teeth and feigning their emotions.

    • @stevewilliams2998
      @stevewilliams2998 2 роки тому +6

      Actually only 70% of theses Suspects are guilty, remaining 30% are wrongly arrested by Corrupt Law Enforcement!

    • @johnLennon255
      @johnLennon255 2 роки тому +14

      @@stevewilliams2998 lmfao where tf did you pull those stats out?

    • @eva9808
      @eva9808 2 роки тому

      @@stevewilliams2998 bd yyo h
      yu

    • @hungryalien1151
      @hungryalien1151 2 роки тому +7

      @@johnLennon255 He pulled them stats out his ass because hes a better magician than we thought he was.

    • @miayoung2943
      @miayoung2943 2 роки тому +1

      Yes true! his “hm?” After some questions, common defensive behavior, stumbling over words. You can tell hes stressed

  • @markhaneklau5021
    @markhaneklau5021 2 роки тому +8

    Rule 1: get a lawyer
    Rule 2: never sit in the corner or where they tell you. Pick another chair
    Rule 3: it is never in your best interest to talk to the police. They can lie to you. If you lie to them, it’s a felony: if they lie to you, it’s ‘investigation’
    These rules should be taught in every high school civics class

    • @oaoskey6051
      @oaoskey6051 2 роки тому +5

      rule #1 don’t commit the crime in the first place

    • @tammi3121
      @tammi3121 2 роки тому +1

      Rule 1... never kill another person!!

  • @5isalivegaming72
    @5isalivegaming72 2 роки тому +7

    Reminds me of those kids in high-school who'd get busted playing on thier phone in class. They know the teacher seen it. Everyone seen it, and they will deny it till they're blue in the face 🙄

  • @israamohammed7407
    @israamohammed7407 2 роки тому +5

    I closed my eyes for a sec & this guy sounded like yogi bear, hey boo-boo.
    No disrespect intended

  • @saintlynnie4037
    @saintlynnie4037 2 роки тому +16

    The smartest thing the dude said was when the officer told him they had a lot of evidence and proof, his response was "then prove it in court."
    Then Mr Smartass throws it all down the drain by continuing to talk.

  • @damacman64
    @damacman64 Рік тому +1

    Watched this 100 times and just realized that they put a secret camera in the outlet. Wow

  • @lynnecrisp
    @lynnecrisp 2 роки тому +5

    What did she ever see in this creep? Poor woman

  • @cynthiatolman326
    @cynthiatolman326 2 роки тому +6

    He's an abusive monster who terrorized her. He's grabbing at straws quoting things she said when she was trying to keep him from beating her She was a brilliant woman, but was also in an abusive relationship that went on too long.

  • @johnburgess1142
    @johnburgess1142 2 роки тому +5

    "God knows id never do this" "My family Know i wouldn't do this". Man took a soul that probably had sympathy for em, and then lied on everyone who gives a fuck about him. I dont judge even a killer im not the god but this makes me look at myself like damn. People really will say or do anything to get themselves out of the truth when the truth is not the reality you really wanted but did not succeed. Evil we are living in it keep yourself safe and sustained!

  • @carringtonlei6105
    @carringtonlei6105 2 роки тому +6

    This guy is such an accomplished, calm, cool and, collected liar who is so confident, smooth and, swift with his lies that I can imagine a woman catching him in bed with another woman and then, later, finds herself wondering if she really caught him.

  • @Navaura
    @Navaura 2 роки тому +3

    They told him he was arrested for murder and he was ok with it?

  • @therealsongstress
    @therealsongstress 2 роки тому +1

    The rage just uzzes from this guys …. How could that sweet lady let him near her

  • @jeffreynapisa122
    @jeffreynapisa122 Рік тому +20

    Even if you're guilty you'll need an attorney, but if you're innocent you really need an attorney.

  • @darrickbrown830
    @darrickbrown830 2 роки тому +6

    This detective just doesn’t have the patience for being a detective the only crimes he will solve are the ones with physical evidence or the remorseful who admit it but this guy would never survive an season of the first 48 he is just a bad interviewer. Insult people and then hope they cooperate? Dumb dumb!

  • @travb120
    @travb120 2 роки тому +2

    Perfect example of someone who thinks they are smarter than they actually are.
    He prob is cunning enough to fool some people into thinking he is intelligent but.....none of his dialog makes any sense and is just fluff

    • @roseyb
      @roseyb 2 роки тому

      Agree because he has family members who are police he thinks he knows it all.