The Interrogation of Stephanie Lazarus
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2019
- In 1986, LAPD cop, Stephanie Lazarus, shot her love rival to death. She got away with it for 25 years. But in 2009, new DNA testing from her own police department linked her to the murder. And the very moment she finds all this out was caught on video.
TCL - / truecrimeloser
Voice over - / @kizzume
She's acting like her relationship happened in the 15th century
Lmao
Gosh, golly, gee. I really cant remember the girl my SOULMATE (perceived) married. HMMM????
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Haha!
Or a Million Pictures ago 😂
Her expressions look like she discovered fire every 5 seconds.
Lmao 😂😂😂😂😂
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LMAO
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Haha good one
"What did you eat for breakfast?"
'I mean it's been like a million years! My brother had toast, his next door neighbour's best friend's dog was named Woofie and I'm sure I pet him once in 1989, my ex-boyfriend's brother once played basketball in that same year and I'm sure I met his wife but didn't go to their wedding. I mean what is this even about?'
I can't really remember...
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I’m dying 😂😂😂
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God it must be so fun to know you're right when you're interrogating someone.
Gotta be one of the best feelings for investigators
They had already gotten her DNA from a discarded coffee cup. I'm not sorry for her, she ended the life of a beautiful young woman.
I don't see anything "fun" about any of this. It is all depressing and sad. You seem sick to me.
@@noellegunning3301 conclusion: it would have been alright to kill an "ugly" person?
@@juttaweise when I said beautiful, I meant a beautiful person. Beautiful in the fact that she was a kind, decent and caring person. She showed that by her chosen profession and her kindness to her cat who required a relatively expensive procedure at the vet clinic. Beautiful is far more than skin deep, I've known that a long time.
You’ve heard of “passive-aggressive”, now get ready for “aggressively-passive”.
underrated comment
Hilarious 😂
Well gee, golly, I just don't know
That sounds like the:
-I'm waiting for the bus
-hurry up, man!
*Waits faster*
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**dates this man for 4 years** "I wouldn't consider him my BOYFRIEND"
maybe because he was doing her on the side?
@@IntegralKing no they were actually dating but then broke up and that’s when he got engaged to his wife.
I've had women do the same 😂
@RØNIN Only a woman can make such a easy relationship become more complicated than it should be.🤯🤯🤪🤦♂️🤷♂️
She sure knows how to complicate a relationship🤯!! Imagine her in a couple counselling session🤦♂️!!Gee..its like..erm..you know.. wow.. he is not my..boyfriend ..it's like a million years ago..once or twice we had sex..I think..but I can't remember it.🤦♂️.MURDER are you kidding me! 🤦♂️🤯phew..you're scaring me now.... .oh..scuba diving in Hawaii...what was the question..yeh I liked her..🤯🤯
I love coming back to watch this every now and again but gosh the last time I watched it must’ve been a million years ago
It's a must watch for a Forensic Psychologist...fascinating
I see what you did there 👀👩
My last visit was 4 years ago (Edited). I still like the moment at 14.51 (11.19) when she realises the jig is up...
Try not do all the facial expressions to avoid cramp and fatigue. 😉🤭
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The backhanded "We understand that. If we were in the same position we'd feel the same way." is such a subtle but good dig.
Not really, Einstein, they are merely echoing what she asks them. Nothing 'subtle' about it.
@@nickslick75 I meant the fact that it was backhanded and could've been taken as comfort even though it wasn't. You don't have to be an asshole lmao
@@nickslick75😢
"Did you know his wife?"
"I ate a moth once when I was 3."
@@Wetnapkin69 I kissed a boy who proposed to me on the playground with a ring pop at 1st grade
OMG I never laughed so loud in my life!!
LMAO this comment is slept on
@@Wetnapkin69 ?? your comment is so unnecessary
@Laven Lofi omg sand except it was kindergarten
Started by watching Jennifer's Solution and 7 hours later, I'm here 🤦
Me toO hahahha crazy stuff huh!
Same! It's so fascinating.
Same here!
Omg SAME
Same hahaha
Even with her atrocious expressions I can’t help being impressed by how great she looks for someone her age. I mean what she’s gotta be over a million years ya know….
Good point!!🤣🤣
She was 51 when this went down. That is not a million years old!
@@rorienicole1 Might as well be tbh
@lauratravis5025 Go back to bed little one, the adults are talking
@@rorienicole1how do u miss the joke that badly
I love when she walks out in a huff and then comes back in handcuffs
Handcuffed 😢 that ??
HAHAHA
"How long did you and John date?"
"I lost my house in the earthquake in 1992..."
"wait no, when was the big earthquake?"
26:19
Next time someone asks me something I don't know I'm going to tell them I lost my house in the quake o' '92. Then hope they leave.
She also tried the old "It seems all my friends are dying"...the detectives were unfazed LOL
I WENT SCUBA DIVING IN HAWAII
“i-i mean i know how this stuff works”
*got tricked into a 1 hr interrogation*
Bruh 😂 that light bulb 💡 took the longest to turn on 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️😂 she was a cop?? Who tf put a gun in her hand!
Nope, she knew way before. That's why she was so nervous, lying since the beginning and said something like ''well they're saying i fought her, that doesn't mean i killed her'' way before freaking out and 'realise' she is a suspect. She was just pretending coolness and cooperation all along
I still don’t understand how they were able to interrogate her without first reading her rights. Just because she would know to immediately ask for a lawyer, I mean that is her right and they did deny her that.
@@RoseMary-851 yes but the video they recorded wasn't used in court. They knew it was her cause the dna, but no regular interrogation would work so they did this scam not to show it in court as proof like regular interrogation where they read your rights but only to see her reaction as part of the investigation
They overestimate her and also overprepared for this interrogation.
Fun Fact----Stepahanie is in the The Guinness Book of records for changing her facial expressions the most in
25 minutes 10,595,576 times
She said “I wish I had recorded all this” she actually still believed that she didn’t come across as a shady killer avoiding addressing the real issue, she did a beautiful job of messing up her own trial before it even started!
She looks like she just learned how to use facial expressions and is trying them all out
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LMFAO DUDE. yes
I thought she was channeling Jim Carrey 🥴
he's going through keybind tutorial
333 likes for a poor dead girl that got shot 3 times in the face. Lol. I’m sure her family appreciate that
"oh wow i barely know him"
*Proceeds to name every single fact about him and his family*
exactly haha she really went from “why are we talking about some guy i dated 100 years ago???” to “he played basketball, his brother played basketball in north-ridge” lol
Yup lol
@Xander Raymond What are you blabbing on about numbnuts!?
-how long did you date? -his brother played basketball
@Xander Raymond oh wow people watch videos wow I never knew
I can’t believe the parole board recommended release…..she’s only served 11 years so far. She hasn’t done enough time yet in my opinion.
Agree! I was stunned by that. She needs to stay there for good
That's not an opinion, that's fact.
Especially for a cunning sociopath.
I mean it's a waste of tax payer dollars one person got killed and her life in prison was likely hell being a former cop and all. Honestly it's amazing she lived this long being stupid enough to fall for all this (especially being a former cop)
I'm surprised that she was held to any account at all...
The real coward in this case was John Ruetten, Sherri's husband. He knew that Lazarus had been stalking and harrassing Sherri. But he never put his foot down and told Lazarus to back off. Then after the murder, he stonewalled the investigation when he could have immediately told them about what had been going on, but did not tell them. Sherri had changed the beneficiary on her life insurance policy from Ruetten to her father. Ruetten tried to get her father, Nels, to turn over the money to him. But Nels told the scumbag to fk off. Nels had all along told the lead detective, Lyle Mayer, to investigate Lazarus because Nels knew all about the trouble Lazarus was causing. Mayer was a bumbling fool who ignored Nels, and told him he watches too much TV. The case was handed to Lyle Mayer on a silver platter by Nels, but he was too dense to even go interview Lazarus.
I totally agree with you about John, he totally dropped the ball in protecting his wife from her and then subsequently letting her get away with it all those years. I didn't know all that about Sherri's father though! How did you find all of that out?
@@asantesamuel13 I think John Ruetten did worse than drop the ball. I think in some twisted way, he enjoyed the attention from Lazarus even after he was married Liked having two women at odds, vying for him. He deliberately stonewalled the investigation and kept what he knew about Lazarus from the cops. I think he didn't want to be embarrassed by having it come out that he had been having sex with Lazarus while engaged to Sherri and even after Lazarus killed her, he was still doing it with the nut killer. Reutten is just a sorry excuse for a man. The best source of info is the book....." The Lazarus Files: A Cold Case Investigation"
Wow all these years ive felt terrible for john but this completely changes my perspective. What a horrifying concept he could've prevented this whole thing
@@Vanta_UwU Yup. That guy is a skunk.
Absolutely agree!!
She’s like “did I murder her ? ... I - I mean gee I may have in passing , it was a million years ago 🤷🏻♀️”
I know because 'it's not sounding familiar to me'. Lol
@@stephtoneyArmyVet 😂😂😂 right !
Underrated comment
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“Is your name Stephanie?”
“Well... gosh, I dunno. It could be. I mean... gee, my parents named me like a million years ago...”
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she’s trying so hard to lie
Im weak haha
she's a _Bad Liar_
LMAOOOO
These comments along the lines of “Poor John. His speech was heartbreaking” Read about this case more. He kept leading Stephanie on and continued sleeping with her after his wife’s murder. Stephanie committed the murder so that’s entirely on her, but he’s not blameless. His speech was pretty much a dramatic performance. He knew exactly what he was doing. In fact, he refused to help the police in the beginning and moved away. Stop with this “poor victim John” BS.
He slept with her after Sherri was killed by lazarus, and he kept saying she had nothing to do with the murder..from day one he was not as innocent as he portrays himself to be ..he didn't love Sherri as much as he professes to ..obviously he's not to blame but he did lead lazarus on..I never felt sorry for him ..two faced cheat
I’ve watched this particular investigation multiple times and holy carp I had no idea he slept with Lazarus after Sherri was murdered. That takes it to a whole new level of messed up
Agreed. John has some culpability, in my opinion. And his reliance on being blown away by his wife as a "physical presence" gives him away somewhat.
I totally agree! Of course, he got a shock. But Sherry got death!
@@dianekeegan5250 He's just a weak-willed person...
I can't believe this woman has been recommended for parole!! I can't imagine how her victims family feels right now.
I doubt they even remember, gosh it was so long ago!
They take care of their own 🐷🐷🐷
"Did you know this person?"
"awe gee idk"
*proceedes to tell their entire lifestory*
SHE IS SO ANNOYING she’s a terrible liar the hand movements and the sheer amount of times she says “you know golly I don’t know”
Hey, thanks for that. Can you recap the whole thing for us?
@@GlensFallsRich um no
this shows me, thats easy to be a police officer in usa..here in germany its rly hard, they only take the best and u have tgo to college for 4 years
"...then I had coffee and came in to work to have this conversation with you, but I really don't remember"
“did you kill his wife?” “oh geez maybe once or twice it was a million years ago”
Ahshsh that was awesome
LOL
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Comment of the year
Funny that she remembers the exact floor and dorm she lived in in college but has trouble remembering anything to do with the guy she dated during that time.
More so she remembered the college John’s brother attended back in the 80’s
The way she says "she got killed" (3 times) is weird in itself! Most normal people would say "she was murdered" but she's just a sociopath with no empathy whatsoever to the point she cant even pretend to be concerned! She interrogated people for YEARS yet this was the best believable performance she could muster up herself knowing what red flags she herself would look for? Its scary to think how many other officers like her are still in a position of power 😮😮😮
English psychologist Theodore Dalrymple (a pseudonym) once wrote about speaking with a convicted murderers who described their crimes in the passive voice, like "the knife went in."
@@zombiedodge1426awesome men who grape women often say, I had sex with her.
To say Sherri “got killed” is totally distancing herself from it AND making it seem like it’s the victim’s own blunder
Any inkling of guilt or remorse could have evolved over the years. Certainly after all that time of living a normal life, she had time to reflect and regret her actions (especially for her own self preservation.)
Part of her, maybe, felt she did deserve to be caught! I think her emotions were conflicted.
Detective: “did you kill her?”
Stephanie: performs full facial workout
Fr she has a jaw line after this lunch break 😂
LMAOOOOOOO
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Timestamp? Please :>
@@organs8917 this whole video is her performing face workouts lol
“What was your relationship with your boyfriend”
“He wasn’t my boyfriend...... he and his brother played basketball”
Pffffttttt😂
😂.
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understandable have a great day
And his sister slept at my house!
It's so good to occasionally go back and listen to an actual JCS vid compared to all the imitators
The OG
Yeah other channels talk for like 10 mins and then just tag an hour or interrogation footage on to the vid where they interject like every 20 mins or so. So lazy. JCS had good production quality
Try Matt Orchard, he's taken the torch and run with it
Not at the wedding? She was probably parked 100 ft down the street watching.
Her facial expressions are so animated. She's like a cartoon pumpkin.
It's actually obnoxious, seeing her jump about
Spookly the square pumpkin
36:35 and 37:17 are the highlights of the lowlights in my book lol so freaking stupid of her lookin like that
orange woman bad!
I was waiting for this comment
Take a bong rip every time she mentions how long ago it was and you just might be able to astral project yourself back to the 80's to stop the crime yourself.
Challenge excepted
Lmaooo
Criminally underrated comment. 😂
this is hilarious because ive been taking bong rips consistently throughout this video
That is so funny.
This is by far my absolute favorite true crime video. Pick up something new every time. The detectives were brilliant in their execution of this Interrogation. "And I mean that's just crazy!"
Hi there 2 questions about this
We're they having an affair ? And was he in on it ?
Have you watched the Jodi Arias one? I love that one too!
Mine too. Russell Williams interrogation is a close second.
Her facial expressions crashed my graphics card
This comment deserves more thumbs.
@@WeAreN1nja Fair enough, you can both have one.
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She literally remembers EVERYTHING except the answers they’re asking for.
Definitely find that quite SUS
Well if its like a really long time ago your brain will try to pick something off and it might take a while. Even worse, memories do change and doesnt stay the same way forever. Theres a study into this
@@negativepunk9638 except she’s guilty and she murdered that woman, obviously she recalls every minute detail
It's like she thinks about the old times every night
Fr
I watch this video at least once a year because I still can not get over how a detective who murdered someone did not realize an hour into their interrogation that they were a suspect…
I rewatch it too.
SAME.
The crazy eyes are such a giveaway! Heartless b*tch.
What are you talking about? Yes, she quickly realized this was a situation she didn’t want to be in. She was clearly panicking the whole time. I can’t believe you don’t realize that
I mean - read about this case a bit - I can't see any way this WASN'T a cover up by the LAPD - they completely ignored her as a suspect, and over the years when detectives came across her, their supervisors told them to ignore her, even going so far as to harass them with counseling for being "stressed". Stephanie knew for years that the LAPD would tell her everything about the case, and would actively ignore her as a suspect, so why would she think it was any different now? She probs just thought they were giving her more inside information on the case for no reason
Also for fucks sake, a detective straight up took all of the DNA evidence from the case in the 90's and "lost" it, only leaving behind the bite evidence. They also let Stephanie see the case file for the murder repeatedly even though she was the primary suspect.
The only reason she was convicted here was because these two detectives removed her name from all of their documents, only calling her "suspect #5". They only let their supervisors know AFTER they had already secured the proper DNA evidence
These detectives were incredible. The patience, the preparation, the jabbing questions followed by a more direct blow...just great stuff.
Yeah? ... what about the 23 years from crime to conviction? DNA testing began in 1985, she was caught in 2009...incredible detectives, eh?
@@TYRONE_SHOELACES If you don't HAVE the case, you can't investigate it. These were the ones who caught it as a cold case and saw it though.
michaelkornegay4846 The detectives interviewing her were not the ones who got the case - a Van Nuys detective had the file placed next to his desk in a box out of nowhere in March ‘08. He was the one who solved it with help from his three colkeagues. The two men interviewing are from robbery homicide who got the case later
She makes Jodi Arias look like a brain surgeon.
Rofl 🤣
I agree... at least stephanie didn't cut her up.It would be awesome to have one prison for any females that did what jodie and stephanie did...could you imagine that fights there lol..lol..lol
... and then performing the brain-surgery in turn on Stephanie Lazarus. The result can be seen in the video. 37:18 says: Operation succesful.
@@sonatine3266 oh my good 😄😄😄
Well apparently Jodi is smarter than Einstein. lol
“Did you kill her?”
“I mean gee, this was a million years ago, i mean can you give me a year?”
"I mean, which one was it again?"
Around the war of 1812 , Steph....🙄
Lol
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Should’ve been arrested for serial yapping. I mean geez I can’t even remember the last time I heard someone yap this long. Makes me think what’s this all about
She's pulling facial expressions like she just unlocked the new legendary emotes and is trying them all out 😂😂😂
😔😉😫😲😵🥴🥴🤐😮💨🤨😐🤤😨😧😟😕🥺😯😲 "that was like a million years ago"!😮
when you almost get away with murder but get caught because you had the urge to bite the person you already shot
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😂 hahaha nice
I laughed so hard I snorted.
@@kristinheiman4913 So did I!
Yesss! That was my first thought when this came out.
her mind: play dumb!
her: what year is it now?
her mind: not THAT dumb!!
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I like this reference, if you know, you know
lol
Hahahahah
She has the worst case of crazy eyes i've ever seen, also she proudly announces her 25 years on the force while being totally out of it.
Can you believe she has just been recommended for parole in December 2023?!! With only serving part of her sentence!!
The justice system being lenient on criminals? Say it ain't so!
They can give more tax cuts to billionaires if they let criminals out early.
@@peekaboo1575yt criminals
@@blackway643 Why do I see "yt" used instead of "white" so often?
@@sprout5606 because most of the time UA-cam will delete the comments. 🤦🏾♂️
“what’s your last name, stephanie?”
“oh geez, let’s see. the declaration of independence was signed in 1776...”
EXACTLY THIS VIDEO FRUSTRATED ME SO MUCH I HATE HER UM AND GEEEEEE
lollllll
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Lmfaoooo
She speaks as if she dated this guy when the dinasaurs walked the earth.
Awwww thank you, her brother Dino usually gets all the credit, so it's wonderful to see Dina get the spotlight for once.
Like how she barely recognized his name at first and but them went to that they went to Hawaii and what car he had
Investigator: "So when did you guys meet?"
"Uhh Gee- we met when the uhhhhh righhhhhht dinasaurs walked on earth. I remember uhhhhh sitting on an dinasaur and suddenly astroid hit.... then I remember checking 10k photos."
@@InservioLetum no problem sis, I am a feminist.
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She’s guilty as sin and freaking out inside but she is still SO calculated. She almost NEVER gives a straightforward, yes or no answer. Every response leaves room for plausible deniability: “Maybe”, “it’s possible”, “I’d think I’d remember that”, “I’m not sure”. She knows very well she can’t be caught in a lie if she just pleads ignorance and bad memory.
What a despicable person.
That last clip of her really showed her crazyness.
She bit the woman she murdered, that's how they were able to match her to the crime scene. How fucking psychotic do you gotta be to do that?
Rookie mistake not asking for a coke and some butterfingers.
THE FACT THAT I GET THIS LMAO
@@bleachdinc.1506 Me too and I just discovered this channel 3 days ago... (lost of lost sleep)
I love this comment every time!! 🤣
Can't believe I also just get this. This channel is addictive
Jeff our anti hero!
She was just like
“There isn’t enough evidence here”
*bites corpse*
Lmoa
But when she did it there was no technology to reliably trace her by the bite marks, right? So she wasn't thinking that this could get her in trouble, thus she could go feral. And also, she probably wasn't thinking at all if she decided to bite it in the first place.
Dawi From Another Hold there was but it wasn’t used often. Bite mark analysis was used to put Ted Bundy away, I assume it wasn’t applied here because she wasn’t a suspect.
Lmaooooo
Yeah don't act like you wouldn't've done exactly the same thing in pre-DNA times
Not even death is as terrifying of a prospect to a cop compared to the possibility of going to prison and being an inmate with other prisoners that Officer Stephanie Lazarus had helped lock up
I wouldn't want to piss her off if I was her cellmate. She's already murdered someone and doesn't seem physically fragile. Also she's fucking crazy and has zero empathy.
I see what you’re saying. Great comment, Dominik.
As a behaviour analyst with decades of experience who spent many years in forensic analysis of videotapes and intercepts in person:
THIS CHANNEL IS THE REAL THING!
There are many other channels now where they stumble through “er he’s crossing his arms so must be lying” and other unprofessional non-scientific narration which is factually inaccurate and misrepresents not only psychology and behaviour analysis but underrepresents the skills of those using the be interrogation techniques.
It’s like science meets improv meets mentalist when done right it’s a very hard task.
This channel notes skilled and unskilled interrogators and the techniques they are using. Other channels parrot ideas they heard on this channel but without a working knowledge of the science behind it they insert the statements in the wrong places.
They are recorded the same.
Identical voiceover. Wouldn’t know if it autoplayed one after JCS unless you’re paying attention. Obviously trying to get some of the attention from this channel.
But in my professional opinion (BSc [dbl major psych & sociology] BFA[composition] MSc, [Applied Behaviour Analysis, Clinical Behaviour Analysis and Psychometry] BCBA -(behaviour analyst certification)- with a decade working in human behaviour patterns research at a gov research firm then a decade of behaviour analysis, everything from forensic studies to direct autism therapy- IMHO this channel kicks ass!
How did you commit to your educational path? What made you start psych?
You need to watch and listen to the Biden administration
@@moon-moth1 Ikr? What a crock
It is the original crime interrogation channel that helped create the entire genre.
She's exercised every single face muscle within one interview.
She has a strong face 😂😂
LMAO
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every variation of the same face you mean. jesus christ that dumb look with her lips.. 'geez'
Face muscles and shoulder muscles lol 🤷🏾♀️ 🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️🤷🏾♀️
She must have been a real asset to the Police force with that razor sharp memory. I mean geez!
Right? And with verbal skills stunted at about a 9 yo. - for sure. "I mean, you know, gawd, gee, like, I mean.....".
@@nanny-state-ifornia3692 Ha ha ha
She must of been a great u.c. for stolen/counterfeit art. Genius undercover cop with 100% success rate
Oh she remembers. I remember people I dated 20 years ago and I never even killed anyone's wife.
Typical female reaction when confronted by men and knowing she’s caught
She's known the guy for so long, done so many chores for him but he never looked at her as a gf.
In all the years, the guy never wanted to sleep with her. It happened after they both graduated.
And the guy still thought of her as just a friend with benefits.
Then the victim came into the picture, suddenly the guy got serious with her and got married in no time.
Imagine how frustrated the murderer was.
She tried to prove something when she could get him to sleep with her after he got engaged.
This was so wrong for the guy to do.
And the fact that he admitted it in court in ending statement that it was wrong for him to sleep with her after the engagement and spoke highly and most affectionately about his wife, must make her feel like rubbing salt into an open new wound.
Actually, the guy is the one who broke her heart but she's still obsessed with him and got so deviated as to go and kill the innocent victim who came along unknowingly.
When I watch these interviews/interrogations, it never ceases to amaze me how powerful a guilty human conscience can be and how it can control even the best trained emotions. Her face, reactions, answers and expressions had written "GUILTY" all over and I'm sure the detectives cringed while making her squirm with their casual tone.
Detective: “did you kill her?”
Stephanie: starts beatboxing
I missed that part?
I was smiling at a lot of these comments, but this is the first that actually GOT me. 😂
@@Parscuit 😂😂 same
underrated comment 😂😂
Timestamp for when they ask her that? Somehow I missed it.
Stephanie: (60 minutes in) Wait, Gosh, I mean, this is starting to sound like an interrogation.
Cops: Aww, shucks, you caught us.
Also Stephanie: 37:18
Worlds dumbest criminal/cop
@@billie6814 😂 hero
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@@billie6814 holy fk 😂 Saw
This video used to be a little bit longer and some parts were cut out of the interview/ interigation. But this is great video.
21:05 This part cracks me up. The cop said "thank you for your time, you're free to leave" only to say "just kidding" a few minutes latter 😂
"Gee, I don't know how long we dated for..."
"His brother went to Northridge"
All I could think about "Northridge girls." Victorious anyone?
If you don't get it, it's fiiiiiine.
@@lauraelizabethbrown please delete that effective immediately
37:17
Lol
@@cyruscheng499 yeah, the same way pinocchio's nose gets long when he lies, murderers transform into angler fish when they lie
legend has it she’s still wondering what all this is about.....?
Bella Katherman 😂😂😂😂
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Lmaoooo
That was a million years ago...
Bella Katherman 😂
You would be a badass interrogator my guy. Youre amazing at what you do. Thank you so much for going into such detail
Alot of people have tried to break down the psycology of this case but none as good as your video. Actually this is one of the best break downs of any interogation video ive seen.
Stephanie Lazarus to herself: "Ok Steph, act natural..."
*Acts like pumpkin on LSD*
HSAGHHGFSDHJHHGDD WHY THAT?
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That’s a brand new sentence
Officer: "Do you remember her name?"
Stephanie: "Oh gosh... Golly, maybe..... God, let me think... 1986 was it? Gee, my goodness... Well, I did date a fireman named Mike..."
Big Mike?
golly 😭
you forgot to mention that "this is 2009, I mean!"
@@bittersweetcaroline4823 it was like a million years ago!
@@dunda563 Dinosaurs era? She was dating a creepy guy back then.
I’ve never seen someone project “guilty” so much in an interview.
Most surreal thing about this case is that she was caught only because she's bitten her victim.
She looks like someone who has learned how a human should act.
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Lol totally
She completed a basic course 😂
Zucc bought her course
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JCS: “you never know how you’ll react when being interrogated”
Person being interrogated after watching JCS: “Lawyer”
Lmaoooo
Facts! Almost as soon as the subject of the videos starts talking I'm like "dumbass! You said way too much without invoking your rights!"
I'm not the criminal type in anyway but in hearing the things my "friends" and coworkers might get into, I have learned that cops lie (and are allowed to do as much to get a confession, regardless of the seriousness of the charge), some WILL ABSOLUTELY try to violate the rights you have that they expect you to not know, and it is best to ask for counsel as soon as the opportunity arises because of these things (even if it is something as minor as a fender bender out drinks traffic stop).
I can fart out of other people's mouths
@@beeblebooble4411 thanks for sharing this information
This, and watching the interrogations on The Wire.
Should have given her a few extra years for making those goofy faces.
That husband cheated on his wife with a woman who went to his wife's workplace and threatened to murder her. For him to feign tears and evade his own personal responsibility is almost as abhorrent as the notion that he likely knew for more than two decades who murdered his wife, and kept silent to evade facing responsibility for his infidelity to his deceased wife. Trash human being.
I never thought of that....maybe the husband knew
Calm down. You don’t know that.
Yes he cheated, but that’s all he did.
So stop
Did he cheat? I thought he slept with the crazy chick again only after his wife was dead?
He said that "it's all nonsense!" Sherry was much smarter than him when she offered to break off the engagement so that he could settle his past affairs, but he was in such a hurry to marry her and move into her big house!(((
@@hangry265 yes. because that bitch kept chasing him.
She is shitting bricks this whole interview
yall have me lol forreal😩🤣
Enough to build a mansion.
I'm like 3/4ths in and I'm just waiting for them to just throw it out there "did you kill Johns wife" just to see the look on her face lol...
37:18 made me shit bricks
I guess you never know until you're in that type of situation, but to have that little self awareness as to how you're acting and answering questions and to not request a lawyer is crazy to me.
You know, she says, “you know?” an *awful* lot. I’m starting to think I *do* know. Everything. I now know everything.
Lmfaooooo
Sooo....please tell me about everything..
@@yearwalker1451 well, y'know it's like that y'know
@Yaos You know, well I mean, you know, I mean, I think so you know.
I know.
Awesome content. I love seeing the different tactics and subtle ploys that people that know they did it, try to pull off. It's very interesting I feel
The State of California just agreed to parole her.... 120 days from 23 Dec 2023......She's free to go after only 14 years....(4yrs credit during pretrial)...
She was recommended for parole. Not actually paroled. Different things. Recommendation is the first step, and there has been no further acting upon it since. The time frame expires in a month (sometime in May), at which point she would have to wait for the next chance at parole, which could be years (depends on the case, sentencing, board, etc.)
I think her saying "it's so long ago" and "gosh, it's 2009!" is her subconscious way of internally screaming at herself, like "How in the FUCK is this coming back on me so far down the line? I was safe!"
I can't put myself in her mind, but for me if I committed a crime this serious I never would never stop worrying that it would come back to haunt me. How can anyone watch Cold Case Files or any True Crime Doc and not just know deep down that eventually it'll catch up? Hell, they even got the East Area Rapist after all these years. Anyone who committed a crime pre-DNA must be shitting themselves daily while they watch decades-old cases get solved.
@@aaronwalters9312 that'd be terrifying, I would never be able to sleep
@@aaronwalters9312 Thats part of having a conscience
She knew what it was. The dna. Shes a cop. She knew
Except that bite mark then
.......GOTCHA MOMENT😊
imagine learning that your DARE officer was a murderer the whole time she was telling you that pot would kill you
Bruhh Foreal
Plot twist: "Pot" is her nickname
Plenty of killer cops out there lol
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@@user-rd3xc9in4y a "pot" twist
John was seriously neglect in protecting his wife and their relationship
Rest in peace Sherry - by all accounts a lovely human being 😢
funny how she remembers weird ass details but can’t answer simple straightforward questions lmaoo
She has those memories to bury the bad lol
Forca cop shes super STUPID...how she became a cop n pass the test...its weird....Everytime l watch this....l need a smoke....or 50....how did the detectives not hold back the laughter with her bs answers.
Exactly
The fact that she got away for 20+ years when she’s a terrible liar. If only they listened to the dad and just questioned her
Very rarely does a case go cold because of a killer's competence. It's usually due to terrible police work.
They said that since she was a police officer, the detectives working the case at the time just brushed it to the side. Maybe because they worked with her so they couldn't imagine her doing something like this, or just trying to cover one of their own. Sad either way.
Yeah, but you're ignoring the fact that his brother played basketball at Northridge
They were too busy chasing those two Mexicans around.
@TIV67 Playz thanks im roman catholic and already saved.
Great job on video!! HOWEVER YOUR CONCLUDING CLIP of her making her pscho lip facial expression, and your the exorcist clip, WAS WELL DONE!!👏👏👏
In case anyone missed it, John’s brother played basketball at Northridge.
He played basketball at Northridge a million years ago. I don't even REMEMBER the last time I saw him on the court, it was so gosh-darn long ago. Did I have a conversation with him? Maybe, but again it was a million years ago, and I've taken 10,000 pictures of the basketball court since then, so I don't remember because it was so gee gosh dolly long ago!
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Funny how they brought an old case back from the dead and the main suspect happened to be named "Lazarus"
Good catch. I feel like I should have noticed on my own.
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David Parry I’m an edgy atheist and I’m so cool! 💕
Detective: "Have you ever had a glass of water?"
Stephanie: "A glass of water? I... Geez, when? That doesn't sound very familiar.... water, water... I mean, maybe, it's possible, but what year was this? I had a glass of orange juice back in 86, but I can't even think back then"
Lmfao
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This is good lmao
This is perfect lmao-
lol good one
Imagine being an otherwise upstanding and productive citizen, married for 13 years, your spouse thinks he know everything about you. Then you call him up out of the blue and are like “well hun, I’m in jail for murdering someone 25 years ago”. That had to have been a tough call to make and a tough call to receive.
This is a Trip! Great interview.
In her defense she was being asked about events that occurred in the Mesozoic era.
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Lmao
Oh gee, that must've been at least a million years ago!!
I think her alibi was that she was out getting a brontoburger when the crime occurred.
@@timothysullivan6783 lol!
I feel sorry for the cellmate after they ask Stephanie "so what you in for....?"
'well urmmmm gee gosh...I was born.....
LMAOOO
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She was deffenitly murderd in prison for talking too much
By the time she gets around to admitting she was a cop they were all asleep, danger averted.
you did not have to add the last clip :D I was so unprepared
This case haunted me because I was an RN too.
I almost laughed out loud when she said, "Gosh, I wish I had a recording of this."
whenever she is being truthful she looks like a normal human being but when deceptive she literally turns into a tomato from VeggieTales
LOLOL. definitely.
I SEE POPEYE
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fr her acting is so bad omg i'm having a hard time watching this 😭
She had 26 years to get her story sorted... lol
Psychology 101: let a madman talk long enough and he will reveal himself.
Yes I know look who is in the white house. He has as many expressions as she does. Yikes
@муg0т_ 1 pez trum lost
Why do people turn this shit political lol. Trump has been one of the best presidents in a longggg time. For real. Quit letting the fucking media brain wash you into thinking that he was a shitty president. As a person president trump may have flaws but as a president he did great things. Also fuck Biden that guy is a piece of shit that floats where the current takes him.
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To answer your question, I would posit that being controlled by an ideology always leads to social pathology.
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A bad actress, a bad liar, a bad cop, and a bad human. One can only hope she remains in prison and suffers the way she made others suffer. A sociopath without any redeeming qualities whatsoever.
I'd be checking into any other cold cases where she was peripherally involved, she may have killed other people
To think she got away for 20 years and lived a life as nothing wrong had happened... makes me think how many others like her is still out there never facing justice.
She remembered years and associated events with everything else but when asked about the victim, she could never remember much because it was so long ago.
this channel is so bingeable
I just started
True bruh
Bruv, I’ve been binging the whole night lol
Jim's voice scares me
pisses me off she just HAS to be named Stephanie!