The guy mentions quickly a saw, cleaning supplies, gloves, duct tape, knives, fake blood spilling everywhere ... all immediate red flags. You would have expected scripts, costumes, lights, camera equipment, decors, commercial materials, etc. But nope only suspicious stuff.
Imagine being this guy's wife: You're 8 months pregnant, been working a job to help your delusional, bankrupt husband make Star Wars fan movies and then you find out that he's been stabbing people to death in a garage.
I honestly feel worse if not at least equally bad for that detective. Listening to him rattle on about his hopes and dreams…ugh I’d slap him one, give him a second to let it sink in wtf is up, finish interview. This poor detective thinks this “blah,blah,blah” is needed when in reality he could have just asked the normal stuff when they already know he’s guiiiilty! But yes, also many prayers for his wife. I owe you a beer, if you see this get at me. What was it like being married to the most undeserving narcissist in the world?
@@gristamshackleford2102 they should edit them though, if they’re able too for ones who need/prefer it 👌🏼. because It’s honestly pretty accurate just some typos here and there lol
Ofcourse he willingly offers up all the information the detectives could ever want! This man *loves* to talk. Loves to talk about himself, Loves to talk about his job, Loves to talk about his future plans. He’s a full blown narcissist and sociopath. I laughed HARD when he said they’d be looking for “A list actors” to cast on future projects. Delusions of grandeur my dude.
If you look into the full story, he was quite a success with his first movie. He had the eyes of a couple of A listers looking his way. He was going to go places. What got him caught was the fact he wrote a script based on what he did to his victims... and the police were like, "Well, hang on, none of this info was released to the public." So great at movies but, dumb asf. Lol. Oh yeah, and like you said.. a narcissist and a sociopath. Mr. Ballen covered this on his channel. He is an amazing story teller. Also, this guys first victim got beaten ALMOST to death but fought his way out and survived. However, he didn't go to police though, but regrets not going to police because he feels he could've saved anyone else getting killed. But when you're the victim you can't blame yourself for your actions and the way you deal with things afterwards. The victim that got away has written a book about his experience and stuff.
@@rickyscott9351 oh no I didn’t mean he was delusional thinking “a listers” would be in his movies some day, I meant he was delusional for thinking he was going to get away with what he’d done and actually have a future!
This detective is the most patient man on earth. I would have started screaming at this guy about 15 minutes in. I guess that is why I am not a homicide detective. Lol
I was watching a video on a different channel where the mom and her bf killed her 5 y/o daughter, left her naked body in the dark basement, and buried her body at a landfill. The bf would play a game called "chicken" where he would choke her until she passed out. The few times she was allowed outside, the bf would shoot her with his pellet gun, making her run and cry. I wanted to kill the mom/bf and while in tears, I thought about how I wouldn't be able to sit across from the POS people and fake being nice/sympathetic like the detectives.
@@itzJuztThomas Except most of this video interrogation is from the first time he was questioned, after which he was free the leave and the detective “thought he was being totally upfront and honest”.
Yes, rent a garage in your name and then post in messages online to the victim the address and describe how to get to YOUR garage and what it looks like. So that way when they go missing, the last messages will bring the police right to YOUR garage. Quite an intriguing mystery, I bet his movie making is incredible, surprised he hasn't won any film awards, I would think A-listers would be lining up to work for such a brilliant man. With the evidence, the interrogation was not even necessary...… yet, he even gave them MORE evidence in the interrogation to ensure the dots were connected.
The best example of stupidity displayed by a murder suspect being interrogated by the Police to date. The police already had him pretty much dead to rights...and this genius goes ahead and finish the puzzle for them.. 🤔🤣😅🤣🤣🤔
the law is different in canada. the suspect cannot lawyer up and stop the interview like in the states. he only has the rights to consult one on the phone prior to the interview
The problem is that people with no money are usually spooked at the idea of the expense. You need to ask immediately for a public defender. Legal Aid!!
He's very dominant in his speech. He raises his voice when he feels unsure of what to talk about next (because he's trying to distract with a long draining conversation about nothing) Then the fake laughing about nothing to laugh about. It's all so transparent. He is also trying to distract by making a HUGE diversion for something he could answer with one word. Then he takes over the conversation again with absolutely no interesting chit chat. Very sad smug uninteresting murderer.
But the interrogation is aimed at getting him to slip up and reveal something that only the killer would know. It's tedious, but effective. They know he can't shut up and are using his chattiness to corner him.
@@donfontana8282 true! I mean that I could’ve never kept my cool listening to his boring monologue about his cringe short films lol And also, thank you for being patient and put this up edited , stranger stories :)
I have! I just watched a few today actually. I had to stop some of them. The words “like” and “um” and “basically” were used like 567 times. Someone in the comments counted. It was scary.
It's INTERESTING to notice how his voice is strong and loud when he's discussing outside topics like movies, etc, and when it gets NOTICEABLY softer and toned down when he has to discuss the dating sites, the storage facility, etc.
The interrogator sounds like Sam Elliott. The most comforting and unassuming voice that could disarm even the toughest suspects. After listening to all of the suspect's explanations, I feel like I could start a career in film...
I take my hat off to these detectives- must have been SO hard to sit there and listen to him big talk his passion of film making- I would have had to say “so how do you think this whole murder business will impact on your big shot career?!” I’ve seen this detective before- I really, really like his energy and approach. What a dude!
Wow all that rambiling bout film nd school and Star Wars aNd do reciting nd producer and and and and wow just get to the reasoning n why u did what u did!!!!!!
@@SantinoCorleon1 I don’t think he talked about everything else. He answered all the questions asked of him. It was the dad who was rambling. He just found his wife dead. He kept rambling about things that just didn’t make sense. He was in shock.
I wouldn't agree to meet ANYONE at a storage garage, EVER! I am going to jump to the assumption that he probably felt somewhat OK about it bc he was meeting up with a WOMAN. But honestly, I don't care if it's a chick, a dude, or anyone in between - I am NOT meeting you in a damn storage garage 😬
Hell no! If meeting someone for the first time only meet in a public place where plenty of people are around. Never meet in a back alley, secluded park, or anywhere they could possibly kill you with no one knowing. Some people do stupid things.
@@r.c.l2569 Really? I got the impression that it was a sort of storage facility. He was saying he paid $170 a month for it, and there were multiple units. I could be wrong. What you said would make a hell of a lot more sense.
@@cactuscallie5090 It looked like you could go into the house through the storage unit. 'Come in through the garage round back xx' probably did the trick
Right, what kind of person wants to meet at a storage garage? And to actually go IN the unit! Might be one thing if it was just a location to meet and then drive to where your going but to get out and go in the storage unit is just crazy
I think it’s an insult to Dexter when other channels who have covered this case call him “The real life Dexter.” I really appreciate that you guys didn’t do that. This fool could never in his wildest dreams compare to Dexter Morgan. Just saying. 😁
Exactly. He’s an idiot and couldn’t even get to kill two before getting caught. His aspiration of being a serial killer was an extreme stretch and he was too dumb to see it
You mean the extremely sadistic serial killer? Lol why would you glorify that? Because you believe his victims deserved it? Well maybe Ted bundy thought his victims deserved it. 🤔 shocking how media can brainwash people into rooting for a crazed psychopathic killer. 😳
Why do the guilty talk to the police? Do they think they’re so smart they’ll talk their way out of it? I’m just a regular person of the not-crime-committing persuasion and even I know to always ask for a lawyer. Jesus, watch some Law and Order.
@@unitedivide2789 this just goes to show how sick you people are. Nobody said a word about Trump. You need to think about why your brain would come up with a remark like that. I know you don’t want to believe it but it’s because they have brainwashed you into blaming everything on Trump. I could show you things that would blow your mind or maybe they wouldn’t. You’re probably so laser focused on Trump. You can’t figure out what’s really going on
this case always freaks me out bc i lived a 5 minute drive from the storage garage at the time of the killing, and i dated a guy who was a block down from it as well. every time somebody covers it i watch it because of how weirdly coincidental his location is for me 🫢 never seen any other case like this from edmonton. this guy is gross and i hope he's having the worst time of his life in the prison a province over!
Comments like this are always weird, literally anywhere you live it's almost guaranteed you're within 5 minutes of a brutal murder...if that freaks you out, enjoy.
@@dissraps sorry i didn’t mean to be disrespectful with my comment. usually edmonton cases aren’t covered so broadly and from so many sources so i’m particularly interested in such a widely known case being close to me, i didn’t mean any harm by my comment
Iv never been questioned on something this serious but if I knew I did nothing after the implications I wouldn't be joking around. I'd get a lawyer and refuse to speak. He won't stfu
Don't know the reference but you're ABSOLUTELY right. The police aren't there to let people go, they are there to see if they can charge the person with a crime. Which to be fair I don't want police looking for reasons to believe every lie they must hear all day.
The thumbnail is clickbait, it never occurs in the video. It’s just a dude rambling about the minutiae of his filmmaking hobby for an hour to an interrogator who won’t stop loudly coughing and saying “um.” *Painfully* boring.
I'd agree with you in saying that when the suspect just keeps talking and goin off track when it's a missing person/murder investigation, he's likely to have something to do with it. But I have buddies that also love talking and will get sidetracked every time there's a chance just to keep talking. Especially one dude who just loves talking about themselves. He'd definitely do what this dude is doing even if he was innocent! But you leave him in that room for 2 hours without his phone, then he's gonna crack for sure!
today is a sad day. I've come to the realization that cases like these aren't infinite. Following so many true crime channels has become detrimental. For the last 2 or 3 weeks every new upload has been a story that another channel had already covered. The end is near. May God be with you all.
There’s GOT to be more interrogation footage out there for this JCS like content. I swear I’ve seen the same dozen interrogations on every single jcs inspired channel! I love the kind of content so much but I haven’t been able to watch a video in weeks bc they all are the same!!
I’ve unsubbed this chnl twice cuz they only have 1 unique interrogation out of their last 20!!! I actually went back and checked. Morbid Curiosity and Dreading r becoming my fav
@@SportsandTrueCrime I’ve been listening to them as well. My only issue is that they too have some already covered cases and I’d love to see more interrogation videos rather than be told “the story.” They also aren’t long enough lol. Give me the 2-3 hr videos so I can during the day and sleep at night listening to them 😂😂😂
I think in Florida it’s easy to get interrogation footage because agencies want to release some of it and redact it themselves, but other states usually require a freedom of information request and a fee to pay for redactions of personal info etc. Most channels don’t want to do the research and spend the money officially requesting interrogation footage, especially if you don’t know what time in the interview process you need and have to request dozens of hours of footage. The agency releasing the footage then has to pay someone to watch and redact that dozens of hours of footage and they pass that cost on. I assume for major crimes there’s tons of footage and proceedings to filter through just to find the interesting parts and it could get costly in money and time.
@@alexburke1899 your so right! Mr Ballen just uploaded Dalya Deppito that jcs did million yrs ago. She is beyond played out. But easy to get a lot of content. People don’t understand they can’t get free UA-cam videos of 2-3 hours of good quality footage constantly like a drug lol Each channel is lucky to get 2-3 hours of good visual/audio unseen in a month. Then will subsequently be played by most crime channels eventually. Dave’s lemonade does a great job at this, but again his uploads are rare.
As a young woman in Alberta this makes me feel like I may not be able to trust even people I know. They all have the ability to lie and you will never know it unless they outright tell you. Your whole life could be a lie and you’d never know.
Wrong. It's not really a religious concept but I'll put it in those terms, you need to have faith and a connection to God. Source, higher self, whatever. Accept this connection within yourself and the scales will be removed from your eyes, you won't necessarily know the truth but when things just aren't right you'll be able to feel it intuitively.
Wow you can really tell when he’s nervous about a question cause he answers in a couple words maybe 1 full sentence but a question he’s not worried about he rambles on and on and on about anything and everything regardless of how irrelevant it is to the point that I’m getting second hand embarrassment listening to him ramble. While answering just one single question he manages to go from not knowing anyone named Jen to talking about a homemade TIE fighter cockpit and then back to talking about his new padlock is absolutely insane lol
“Never volunteer any unnecessary info, anything you say can be twisted and used against you” WHY DO YOU GIVE INSTRUCTIONS AND ADVICE TO MURDERERS??? ❌❌❌
When the section about the lock begins at approximately 13:09 min into the video the suspect clearly states he noticed the padlock was not the same but the deadbolt was fine. When the Detective recounts back to him what he thinks the suspect stated....the detective says "the padlock that would hold the door closed was the same but the lock itself was different?" I think meaning the deadbolt lock. And Suspect nods in a yes affiming motion and says "Correct". Helloooo Suspect McFly! You said it was the padlock that was different at first and then agreed with the detective that it was the door lock that was different. I don't know if the Detective noticed that or he did that on purpose to catch him in a discrepancy.
Oh my god I can't believe this guy is going to be out on the streets in like another 20 years in his late 40s imagine how much worse he is going to be after living in that kind of environment
@@deborahgunn-hutton4436 yeah, right! Like those people you see in the news that spent years in prison, only to find out later they did not commit the crime! Fantastic thinking by you!🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
THIS HAPPENED DOWN THE ROAD FROM MY HOUSE! I kid you not he went around the neighborhood sticking pamphlets in mailboxes saying “he’s making a movie and there might be noise heard” I was around 9 when this happened and I thought that maybe Britney Spears or Hannah Montana was shooting down the road. But no. Just mark twitches beheading someone (:
I took a film class in college. Our final was to write a play and act it out, having each group act last at least 30 minutes. Our group had a story about a fly getting into my soup while we were at a restaurant and was some sort of a comedy. We had a script that was partially written, and the final act was mostly improv. Our professor thought we did great but when we gave her our script, she freaked out and gave our group a 60 on the whole project because she said it was improv and we didn't do exactly what she had asked. I can't believe he didn't have a script or anything to back up his crap. He must have known that he would be caught.
I’ve always heard about this story but I never actually watched any of the interrogation footage and for some reason for him to be a dexter fan ( dexter actually has a house where I live and I used to serve him often) ( he didn’t tip over 25% but anyways) I thought it would Atleast be planned out a little better. People who become obsessed like that usually have a brain and try to do it better then the person they’re copying but this guy was clueless. Even his victim said he was clue less. You can definitely tell he’s a fan of movies because this film was big failure.. basically ruined his whole career now he has to take turns with the remote with 15 other guys where all you can watch is Maury and Ellen . ( I have a past ) And yes for the people Throwing shade in the comments I was expecting 100% tf
@@H8erOfLife lol right? Im thinking what do you expect? Someone to give you a 50 percent tip? It doesnt matter if someone is rich or a celebrity they still have no obligation to tip 100 bucks every time they order food... getting 20 to 25 is correct tipping.
And do you mean dexter as in the actor who plays dexter has a house near you, or...? Im onky asking because its slightly weird to call him dexter, he has a name, michael c hall.. has played many roles other than dexter.
If he had said he had multiple sets of keys a good detective would have asked where he got the duplicates made. You follow that lie. If he said a set went missing you ask who would have taken them, where did you leave them usually? All lies lead to the truth eventually. You're always screwed if you run into a good detective.
I love Mr.Ballen and Mike from That Chapter. Two of my favorite true crime creators. This channel, along with them did a fantastic job on this outrageous story.
I can agree that POF has some serious creeps I was a victim to somebody on there thankfully I got away myself. I decided I'm never using dating apps again 🚫
He is REALLY trying to act casual and comfortable……but it would prove him wise if remember that HE is NOT the actor. You can tell that he is so nervous - guilty but trying to appear calm and innocent.
I know a guy who knows a guy. " Who's your investors?" "My brother in-law!" Lmao 🤣😂 big film producers always hire people working out of a garage for a big budget movie 🍿🎥
Speaking of snuff films, the movie "The Hills Run Red" is completely insane. This case reminds me of that movie for some reason. Probably because of the nightmare the dude ended up in. Wow!!!
I remember this happening only thirty minutes from where I lived and at that time I was online dating. I was terrified and deleted my online dating accounts 😂
This guy gushes about how much he loves filmmaking, how passionate he is, and the interrogator replies “neat.” 🤣🤣
i laughed so hard
😭
Interviewer is as useless as a two legged dog.
"neato bud, anyways so when did the murdering begin?"
@@King-jx3kx Gold comment well said.
The guy mentions quickly a saw, cleaning supplies, gloves, duct tape, knives, fake blood spilling everywhere ... all immediate red flags.
You would have expected scripts, costumes, lights, camera equipment, decors, commercial materials, etc. But nope only suspicious stuff.
It's more dramatic if you foreshadow...
@Jed Ross 🤩
What's hilarious is that he thinks they wouldn't know the difference or even check the "fake blood" Seriously? What a goof.
Excellent point
Imagine being this guy's wife:
You're 8 months pregnant, been working a job to help your delusional, bankrupt husband make Star Wars fan movies and then you find out that he's been stabbing people to death in a garage.
I feel u ! If I was this guys wife I'd be the one being charged with homicide LOL
@@aprilferrier6893 And the judge would let you go.
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Yeah dude's talking like he's doing multi million dollar project when he's using a cell phone camera and light bulb 💡
I honestly feel worse if not at least equally bad for that detective. Listening to him rattle on about his hopes and dreams…ugh I’d slap him one, give him a second to let it sink in wtf is up, finish interview. This poor detective thinks this “blah,blah,blah” is needed when in reality he could have just asked the normal stuff when they already know he’s guiiiilty! But yes, also many prayers for his wife. I owe you a beer, if you see this get at me. What was it like being married to the most undeserving narcissist in the world?
Suspect: "I chased my dreams with everything I had!!!"
Cop: "neat"
Classic 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
This is how every conversation with a man who went to film school feels like.
I laughed ungodly hard at this, because it’s true
Lmao me toooo bahahaha
Oh hell I
lol
i've always assumed that tarantino has a couple of bodies buried somewhere from back in his video store clerk days
The video voice over guy says the guy is obsessed... yeh that's kind of how young people with ambition are, duh!
It's crazy how these kinds of people can just sit in a room and talk so casually, knowing what they've done.
Sociopaths
its really not. if you could tell someone was a serial killer instantly from casual conversation they wouldnt get this far
Just delusional enough to think life continues as normal after his chit-chat true narcissist
you guys should definitely add subtitles to these
just click the CC button
@@gristamshackleford2102 they should edit them though, if they’re able too for ones who need/prefer it 👌🏼. because It’s honestly pretty accurate just some typos here and there lol
You have that option on your phone, laptop, tablet, TV and other devices
@@gristamshackleford2102 wow, that's an amazing feature, thanks
If only you could like add them yourself & not be useless
Ofcourse he willingly offers up all the information the detectives could ever want! This man *loves* to talk.
Loves to talk about himself,
Loves to talk about his job,
Loves to talk about his future plans.
He’s a full blown narcissist and sociopath.
I laughed HARD when he said they’d be looking for “A list actors” to cast on future projects.
Delusions of grandeur my dude.
Dude this guy is so annoying to listen to.
@@gailsmith6695 absolutely looooves himself!
If you look into the full story, he was quite a success with his first movie. He had the eyes of a couple of A listers looking his way. He was going to go places. What got him caught was the fact he wrote a script based on what he did to his victims... and the police were like, "Well, hang on, none of this info was released to the public." So great at movies but, dumb asf. Lol. Oh yeah, and like you said.. a narcissist and a sociopath.
Mr. Ballen covered this on his channel. He is an amazing story teller.
Also, this guys first victim got beaten ALMOST to death but fought his way out and survived. However, he didn't go to police though, but regrets not going to police because he feels he could've saved anyone else getting killed. But when you're the victim you can't blame yourself for your actions and the way you deal with things afterwards. The victim that got away has written a book about his experience and stuff.
@@rickyscott9351 oh no I didn’t mean he was delusional thinking “a listers” would be in his movies some day, I meant he was delusional for thinking he was going to get away with what he’d done and actually have a future!
No A listers. This clown made a FAN film. It only got local attention. You are going on the claims of a pathological liar. He never made a dime.
This detective is the most patient man on earth. I would have started screaming at this guy about 15 minutes in. I guess that is why I am not a homicide detective. Lol
I'd be irritated as well 😂😂.
I couldn't do their job either.
@Lynnadi's Sugar
I agree.
Unless by 'homicide detective', you mean, detective who ends up committing homicide.
I was watching a video on a different channel where the mom and her bf killed her 5 y/o daughter, left her naked body in the dark basement, and buried her body at a landfill. The bf would play a game called "chicken" where he would choke her until she passed out. The few times she was allowed outside, the bf would shoot her with his pellet gun, making her run and cry. I wanted to kill the mom/bf and while in tears, I thought about how I wouldn't be able to sit across from the POS people and fake being nice/sympathetic like the detectives.
I think he is just acting like a chatty Canadian lol
This guy had big dreams to become a filmmaker but now his aspirations include not having his commissary stolen and taking a shit in private.
What a change up huh?🤣
Among other things:) lol.
And waking up with his A-hole intact...
I hope his donut is getting ran everyday while he's locked up
This is so funny 😂 plus love your pfp. Carl is the man!
when he gets done explaining his whole career history and future plans and the detective said "well... neat"
🤣
i forgot where i heard this case, but the fact that one of the victims survived and helped solve the case is crazy
MrBallen
@@Chill_Die_Ding_Prod that’s where I first heard it! It was insane
But he hadn't tell police right away and people die because off that 🤔
@@rayanbe84 Yeah he said he was too embarrassed to come forward when it happened but he could've at least put in an anonymous tip.
Casefile podcast has an episode on this case as well I believe.
This interrogator is a trooper. He had to listen to this weird man ramble on and on
It is interesting how dull a lot of sociopaths really are.
@@zarasbazaar my ex. Lol
@@zarasbazaar they want you to believe that Is how they are. They lie about everything and sprinkle a little bit of truth in
@@athenachristinemusic mine too 👍
I could never ever be a detective, definitely don't have the patience to listen people ramble on when you ask them simple things. 😅
Wow I'm halfway into this and I don't know if I can finish, this guy is intolerable
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This isn't short, but it's a funny take on this asshole.
I’m feeling this way at 5:44 into this …😑
Nah it's great, halfway in and this dude ain't even asked why he's in a police station lol, 101 in how to look guilty
@@itzJuztThomas Except most of this video interrogation is from the first time he was questioned, after which he was free the leave and the detective “thought he was being totally upfront and honest”.
I had to fast forward it lol
Yes, rent a garage in your name and then post in messages online to the victim the address and describe how to get to YOUR garage and what it looks like. So that way when they go missing, the last messages will bring the police right to YOUR garage. Quite an intriguing mystery, I bet his movie making is incredible, surprised he hasn't won any film awards, I would think A-listers would be lining up to work for such a brilliant man. With the evidence, the interrogation was not even necessary...… yet, he even gave them MORE evidence in the interrogation to ensure the dots were connected.
lol
No bro this guys got a co-producer who worked on oceans 11 he had everything dude was gonna be big time for sure ROFL
The best example of stupidity displayed by a murder suspect being interrogated by the Police to date. The police already had him pretty much dead to rights...and this genius goes ahead and finish the puzzle for them.. 🤔🤣😅🤣🤣🤔
My friends dad is a lawyer and I was talking about these vids with him. He told me to say "I'd love to cooperate as soon as my lawyer gets here".
the law is different in canada. the suspect cannot lawyer up and stop the interview like in the states. he only has the rights to consult one on the phone prior to the interview
You absolutely can and should have a lawyer with you. Especially if ur guilty and wanna save your ass lol. ( both literally and figuratively)
@@gristamshackleford2102 but they do have the right to not talk.
The problem is that people with no money are usually spooked at the idea of the expense. You need to ask immediately for a public defender. Legal Aid!!
For sure..no one lawyer up... amazing 🤔
Wtf he think he being interviewed about his film career 😂
Imagine being able to speak for hours non-stop yet saying absolutely nothing.
One person comes to mind Chilly DeCastro
Alpha male podcasts 💀
Anyone on coke
@@redlamina5937 True asf
@@cubecopyright872 underrated comment
Hilarious how he’s portraying himself as basically Steven Spielberg.
Seriously, what a load of dookie. No way he has the investors he is barking about and post production work?
😂
@@pennyc11 can we say delusional 🤭
@@pennyc11 His mum probably have him some birthday money and he was like 'yes, finally, a big investor!'
@@jedross2136 LMFAO!!!
He's very dominant in his speech. He raises his voice when he feels unsure of what to talk about next (because he's trying to distract with a long draining conversation about nothing) Then the fake laughing about nothing to laugh about. It's all so transparent. He is also trying to distract by making a HUGE diversion for something he could answer with one word. Then he takes over the conversation again with absolutely no interesting chit chat. Very sad smug uninteresting murderer.
Nailed it!
@@marybetheby5184 must be a hammer 🔨:D
@@marybetheby5184 0p
He's a legend in his own mind...complete narcissist
Yeah and the way he leans in sometimes, he’s trying so hard to portray that he’s really the one in control 😒
This guy loves the sound of his own voice.
I have noticed a lot of psychopaths do. Its like they cant keep their mouth shut and thats usually what gets them caught thankfully.
i dont love the sound of my voice 😭
@@TheWisePongo I love the sound of your voice
He also loves making his production work sound more important than it actually is.
Yeah, he’s definitely the most interesting person that he’s ever met.
I’ve NEVER seen or heard a more rambly interrogation in my life. Literally 5 min of 1.1h is even worth listening to! Jesus CHRIST!
But the interrogation is aimed at getting him to slip up and reveal something that only the killer would know. It's tedious, but effective. They know he can't shut up and are using his chattiness to corner him.
@@donfontana8282 true! I mean that I could’ve never kept my cool listening to his boring monologue about his cringe short films lol
And also, thank you for being patient and put this up edited , stranger stories :)
LOL, give Jodi Arias a listen, that girl can RAMBLE! 😂👍
I have! I just watched a few today actually. I had to stop some of them. The words “like” and “um” and “basically” were used like 567 times. Someone in the comments counted. It was scary.
It's INTERESTING to notice how his voice is strong and loud when he's discussing outside topics like movies, etc, and when it gets NOTICEABLY softer and toned down when he has to discuss the dating sites, the storage facility, etc.
The interrogator sounds like Sam Elliott. The most comforting and unassuming voice that could disarm even the toughest suspects. After listening to all of the suspect's explanations, I feel like I could start a career in film...
Can't unhear it now thanks :) now I'm picturing him from family guy doing the interrogation
Nailed it! I was thinking “Big Lebowski” and John Goodman, but I had my wires crossed
@@irisgreene4175 yesssss
he kind of sounds like johnny depp too haha
@@emilylangman491 nah..
I take my hat off to these detectives- must have been SO hard to sit there and listen to him big talk his passion of film making- I would have had to say “so how do you think this whole murder business will impact on your big shot career?!”
I’ve seen this detective before- I really, really like his energy and approach. What a dude!
Officer: there is a missing person
This dude: So! Here is my filmmaking history, current projects, and delusions!
Is this an Murder Interrogation, a job interview or a career day speech? Can someone please tell me 🤣
yes
Career speech
Bring your dad to work day head ass lmao
Job interview 😩😂😂
@@hitmarkarz8615 😂😂 all 3.
Wow, I didn't know 7 minutes in I was actually going to get solid advice on how to get in the film industry too. All of that made sense. Thanks guy.
Omg, I was thinking the exact same thing! 😆
Totally...😳
Anyone can tell this guy's guilty because he wants to talk about everything except what he's there to talk about.
Just like Jeff Scullin
Wow all that rambiling bout film nd school and Star Wars aNd do reciting nd producer and and and and wow just get to the reasoning n why u did what u did!!!!!!
@@SantinoCorleon1 I don’t think he talked about everything else. He answered all the questions asked of him. It was the dad who was rambling. He just found his wife dead. He kept rambling about things that just didn’t make sense. He was in shock.
This guy is one of my favorite detectives so far. His lack of enthusiasm is hilarious. "Neat" "mckay" 😂😂
I wouldn't agree to meet ANYONE at a storage garage, EVER! I am going to jump to the assumption that he probably felt somewhat OK about it bc he was meeting up with a WOMAN. But honestly, I don't care if it's a chick, a dude, or anyone in between - I am NOT meeting you in a damn storage garage 😬
Hell no! If meeting someone for the first time only meet in a public place where plenty of people are around. Never meet in a back alley, secluded park, or anywhere they could possibly kill you with no one knowing. Some people do stupid things.
It was a house he was supposed to meet at. The garage was attached to back of the structure from what I can gleam.
@@r.c.l2569 Really? I got the impression that it was a sort of storage facility. He was saying he paid $170 a month for it, and there were multiple units. I could be wrong. What you said would make a hell of a lot more sense.
@@cactuscallie5090 It looked like you could go into the house through the storage unit. 'Come in through the garage round back xx' probably did the trick
Right, what kind of person wants to meet at a storage garage? And to actually go IN the unit! Might be one thing if it was just a location to meet and then drive to where your going but to get out and go in the storage unit is just crazy
Why tf would you meet a date at a STORAGE UNIT
Not a storage unit. It was a separate garage in an alley behind a house. He was told to come in the back way bc "it was easier for directions"
right? Giant waving red flag.
b/c they can't imagine being a victim maybe?
I think it’s an insult to Dexter when other channels who have covered this case call him “The real life Dexter.” I really appreciate that you guys didn’t do that. This fool could never in his wildest dreams compare to Dexter Morgan. Just saying. 😁
Never!!
Exactly. He’s an idiot and couldn’t even get to kill two before getting caught. His aspiration of being a serial killer was an extreme stretch and he was too dumb to see it
I think it's cause he was obsessed with Dexter
You mean the extremely sadistic serial killer? Lol why would you glorify that? Because you believe his victims deserved it? Well maybe Ted bundy thought his victims deserved it. 🤔 shocking how media can brainwash people into rooting for a crazed psychopathic killer. 😳
@@JustinJurazick It could be.
The best part of this entire video was the Detective’s “NEAT” response lol
*gives entire speech as if he's trying to impress Tom Cruise*
Interrogator: "soooooo ... yeah.... going back to the original inquiry"
Why do the guilty talk to the police? Do they think they’re so smart they’ll talk their way out of it? I’m just a regular person of the not-crime-committing persuasion and even I know to always ask for a lawyer. Jesus, watch some Law and Order.
Narcissism. Psychopathy.
@@sidstovell2177 definitely narcissism psychopaths are a little smarter but not by much
@@MetroZero they just have the ability to not get in the way of themselves the way narcissists don't.
People who murder usually don't make good decisions
Some of them want to get caught. Others want to prove how much smarter they are than everyone else.
He could talk a glass eye to sleep.
This guy is a fast talking nobody. He has the gift of being able to out talk anyone making himself sound important. He will do well in prison
Your mind is an ugly place
yep just like Trump they double talk always so can't pin them down on anything, so they think.
Only this time round,,his ass will do all da tokin...now you hear da shit he'll cover
Yeah billionaire Trump has everything in communism with this loser 😮. You’re funny
@@unitedivide2789 this just goes to show how sick you people are. Nobody said a word about Trump. You need to think about why your brain would come up with a remark like that. I know you don’t want to believe it but it’s because they have brainwashed you into blaming everything on Trump. I could show you things that would blow your mind or maybe they wouldn’t. You’re probably so laser focused on Trump. You can’t figure out what’s really going on
this case always freaks me out bc i lived a 5 minute drive from the storage garage at the time of the killing, and i dated a guy who was a block down from it as well. every time somebody covers it i watch it because of how weirdly coincidental his location is for me 🫢 never seen any other case like this from edmonton.
this guy is gross and i hope he's having the worst time of his life in the prison a province over!
Sop s s wow. lol p. C l RDP mpm
Wow. I just looked. Yeah..they sent him to PA. That's a bad bad pen to be in. He's taking at least 35 mm reels in the backlot
Comments like this are always weird, literally anywhere you live it's almost guaranteed you're within 5 minutes of a brutal murder...if that freaks you out, enjoy.
@@dissraps sorry i didn’t mean to be disrespectful with my comment. usually edmonton cases aren’t covered so broadly and from so many sources so i’m particularly interested in such a widely known case being close to me, i didn’t mean any harm by my comment
@@cashschmoney2544 I did not see any harm in your comment. Us Canadians, always apologizing 😆
I love these videos! I’m starting to catch the behaviors before you explain it to us 😋
Thank you for this work!
10% of his budget.. equals 1 dollar.🤣😅🤣🤣🤣
Iv never been questioned on something this serious but if I knew I did nothing after the implications I wouldn't be joking around. I'd get a lawyer and refuse to speak. He won't stfu
Love the way the investigator says "garage."
It hurts my ears. GARAAADGE!
Fuckin Canadian
Can you imagine being this guys jail cell mate and having to listen to this dude 24 hrs a day 😆
Hell no. That would be awful.
They’ll gut him!!
I would beg for the electric chair!
Brilliant 😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Innocent or guilty, NEVER talk to police without a lawyer. “Better call Saul” 🙋🏻♀️
One call . That’s all . Call Saul
Love it.
Don't know the reference but you're ABSOLUTELY right.
The police aren't there to let people go, they are there to see if they can charge the person with a crime.
Which to be fair I don't want police looking for reasons to believe every lie they must hear all day.
The thumbnail is clickbait, it never occurs in the video. It’s just a dude rambling about the minutiae of his filmmaking hobby for an hour to an interrogator who won’t stop loudly coughing and saying “um.” *Painfully* boring.
Exactly what I needed to clean my house to (I kinda wish I was kidding)
That’s exactly what I do! Air pods, interrogations and my house is magically clean in a few hours
Hive mind
Ever tried coke?
LMAO ME TOO
Well that’s scary! I’ll now be deleting that dating app
I'd agree with you in saying that when the suspect just keeps talking and goin off track when it's a missing person/murder investigation, he's likely to have something to do with it. But I have buddies that also love talking and will get sidetracked every time there's a chance just to keep talking. Especially one dude who just loves talking about themselves.
He'd definitely do what this dude is doing even if he was innocent! But you leave him in that room for 2 hours without his phone, then he's gonna crack for sure!
NEVER. I mean NEVER.. do coke with this guy..
😂
😂
THIS IS A BANGER YT CHANNEL
Such a banger.
Damn I didn't know you watched Stranger Stories Gomez
The videos are too short. It’s disappointing
@@douglascollins3621 I personally don't see a problem with it. Plus, if they only uploaded 3 hour videos we'd get a video every 6 months
I’ve always wanted to listen to principal skinner narrate true crime
today is a sad day. I've come to the realization that cases like these aren't infinite. Following so many true crime channels has become detrimental. For the last 2 or 3 weeks every new upload has been a story that another channel had already covered. The end is near. May God be with you all.
I've been waiting for a new episode, thanks for the upload you have amazing content.
How? Nothing happened. He confessed nothing.
I recognize this interviewer’s voice, his one of my favorites he’s done a lot of crazy cases and he always remains calm and chill about everything
He's not a interviewer.. He's a detective... an interrogator..
Me too, he sounds just like George Noory from coast to coast am!
Got to love the number 5 on his shirt....it's yelling out "Plead the Fifth!!"
I know Right? This guy doesn't know how to shut up 🤣
There’s GOT to be more interrogation footage out there for this JCS like content. I swear I’ve seen the same dozen interrogations on every single jcs inspired channel! I love the kind of content so much but I haven’t been able to watch a video in weeks bc they all are the same!!
I’ve unsubbed this chnl twice cuz they only have 1 unique interrogation out of their last 20!!! I actually went back and checked. Morbid Curiosity and Dreading r becoming my fav
@@SportsandTrueCrime I’ve been listening to them as well. My only issue is that they too have some already covered cases and I’d love to see more interrogation videos rather than be told “the story.” They also aren’t long enough lol. Give me the 2-3 hr videos so I can during the day and sleep at night listening to them 😂😂😂
I think in Florida it’s easy to get interrogation footage because agencies want to release some of it and redact it themselves, but other states usually require a freedom of information request and a fee to pay for redactions of personal info etc. Most channels don’t want to do the research and spend the money officially requesting interrogation footage, especially if you don’t know what time in the interview process you need and have to request dozens of hours of footage.
The agency releasing the footage then has to pay someone to watch and redact that dozens of hours of footage and they pass that cost on. I assume for major crimes there’s tons of footage and proceedings to filter through just to find the interesting parts and it could get costly in money and time.
@@alexburke1899 your so right! Mr Ballen just uploaded Dalya Deppito that jcs did million yrs ago. She is beyond played out. But easy to get a lot of content. People don’t understand they can’t get free UA-cam videos of 2-3 hours of good quality footage constantly like a drug lol Each channel is lucky to get 2-3 hours of good visual/audio unseen in a month. Then will subsequently be played by most crime channels eventually. Dave’s lemonade does a great job at this, but again his uploads are rare.
idk why they all copy each other. if you go to blue dot interrogations and similar channels there are hundreds of interviews to choose from.
Loaded with rambling. Thanks for the upload
This dude up here like it's inside the actors studio.
That “neat” killled me !
Detective: "and UHHHHHHH.."
Definitely made my day a lot better seeing my notifications go off. Just viewing this now! Keep up the awesome work ❤️ ur channel
He seems so friendly and NORMAL!! Yikes.. I'm scared of my judge of character..
There is no such thing
Sounds like a narcissist to me. You do need to rethink how you judge people.
Does this guy know he’s talking to a HOMICIDE DETECTIVE??? He acts like he’s pitching an idea to Shark Tank!!!!
Yes!!! Was trying to find something to wind down to after work. 🤘🏻🤘🏻
You know someone is a rambler if they talk about something for 10 minutes, THEN say "dont get me started on....." 🤣🤣🤣
Great work as always 👍. This narrator has an amazing voice!
Sounds like a very good AI voice, not human.
This was a great one. Thanks
As a young woman in Alberta this makes me feel like I may not be able to trust even people I know. They all have the ability to lie and you will never know it unless they outright tell you. Your whole life could be a lie and you’d never know.
Right
Someone got too stoned watching Truman Show last night
Wrong. It's not really a religious concept but I'll put it in those terms, you need to have faith and a connection to God. Source, higher self, whatever. Accept this connection within yourself and the scales will be removed from your eyes, you won't necessarily know the truth but when things just aren't right you'll be able to feel it intuitively.
@@vl4394 Aren't fortune cookies only meant to be like ten words long?
@@jedross2136 ?
I love watching videos like this. Very interesting videos.
Wow you can really tell when he’s nervous about a question cause he answers in a couple words maybe 1 full sentence but a question he’s not worried about he rambles on and on and on about anything and everything regardless of how irrelevant it is to the point that I’m getting second hand embarrassment listening to him ramble.
While answering just one single question he manages to go from not knowing anyone named Jen to talking about a homemade TIE fighter cockpit and then back to talking about his new padlock is absolutely insane lol
“Never volunteer any unnecessary info, anything you say can be twisted and used against you” WHY DO YOU GIVE INSTRUCTIONS AND ADVICE TO MURDERERS??? ❌❌❌
I don’t believe a single word he says about his film making career… “I’ll be casting A-list actors”… yeah, ok buddy.
When the section about the lock begins at approximately 13:09 min into the video the suspect clearly states he noticed the padlock was not the same but the deadbolt was fine. When the Detective recounts back to him what he thinks the suspect stated....the detective says "the padlock that would hold the door closed was the same but the lock itself was different?" I think meaning the deadbolt lock. And Suspect nods in a yes affiming motion and says "Correct".
Helloooo Suspect McFly! You said it was the padlock that was different at first and then agreed with the detective that it was the door lock that was different.
I don't know if the Detective noticed that or he did that on purpose to catch him in a discrepancy.
that's the type of person that will never give you Your full rent every month...
Oh my god I can't believe this guy is going to be out on the streets in like another 20 years in his late 40s imagine how much worse he is going to be after living in that kind of environment
No worries, I guy that talks this much, will never make it out alive...
Aaron C I totally agree. Murder should always be life without any chance of parole.
@@deborahgunn-hutton4436 yeah, right! Like those people you see in the news that spent years in prison, only to find out later they did not commit the crime! Fantastic thinking by you!🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
If this guy thinks that his rambling is distracting the detective he's very much mistaken. We see right through you
This guy goes on so many tangents i feel like im in calculus 😂
This happened north of me in Edmonton. Scary that this level of crazy is that close to home.
He received life in prison. But it's Canada. So he'll be up for parole in a few weeks after being sentenced.
THIS HAPPENED DOWN THE ROAD FROM MY HOUSE! I kid you not he went around the neighborhood sticking pamphlets in mailboxes saying “he’s making a movie and there might be noise heard” I was around 9 when this happened and I thought that maybe Britney Spears or Hannah Montana was shooting down the road. But no. Just mark twitches beheading someone (:
I took a film class in college. Our final was to write a play and act it out, having each group act last at least 30 minutes. Our group had a story about a fly getting into my soup while we were at a restaurant and was some sort of a comedy. We had a script that was partially written, and the final act was mostly improv. Our professor thought we did great but when we gave her our script, she freaked out and gave our group a 60 on the whole project because she said it was improv and we didn't do exactly what she had asked.
I can't believe he didn't have a script or anything to back up his crap. He must have known that he would be caught.
Neat
I’ve always heard about this story but I never actually watched any of the interrogation footage and for some reason for him to be a dexter fan ( dexter actually has a house where I live and I used to serve him often) ( he didn’t tip over 25% but anyways) I thought it would Atleast be planned out a little better. People who become obsessed like that usually have a brain and try to do it better then the person they’re copying but this guy was clueless. Even his victim said he was clue less. You can definitely tell he’s a fan of movies because this film was big failure.. basically ruined his whole career now he has to take turns with the remote with 15 other guys where all you can watch is Maury and Ellen . ( I have a past )
And yes for the people
Throwing shade in the comments I was expecting 100% tf
Bro… 25% is a VERY solid tip lol. Now if you said like he barely tipped 8% or something, then that warrants complaint for sure lol
@@H8erOfLife lol right? Im thinking what do you expect? Someone to give you a 50 percent tip? It doesnt matter if someone is rich or a celebrity they still have no obligation to tip 100 bucks every time they order food... getting 20 to 25 is correct tipping.
And do you mean dexter as in the actor who plays dexter has a house near you, or...? Im onky asking because its slightly weird to call him dexter, he has a name, michael c hall.. has played many roles other than dexter.
at least you got tipped
@@ashnicole6096 I was expecting 100%
If he had said he had multiple sets of keys a good detective would have asked where he got the duplicates made. You follow that lie. If he said a set went missing you ask who would have taken them, where did you leave them usually? All lies lead to the truth eventually. You're always screwed if you run into a good detective.
Mrballen actually covered this story in great detail
That’s who I first saw cover this case.
And That Chapter
And Coffeehouse Crime
I love Mr.Ballen and Mike from That Chapter. Two of my favorite true crime creators. This channel, along with them did a fantastic job on this outrageous story.
He didn’t show the interrogation thou. Js
Yooooo, the detective has the “patience of Job” 😂😂😂
I can agree that POF has some serious creeps I was a victim to somebody on there thankfully I got away myself. I decided I'm never using dating apps again 🚫
Yup. Seek other avenues of validation.
@@GFTCNJ 🥴 your response was not needed..
@@lillymurray8408 Didn’t mean to touch a nerve.
This is the first time I've ever felt sorry for a detective. He should have gotten a bonus for putting up with this crap.
I was hoping we’d see the whole thing with the confession and all too.
Off topic but this detectives voice is so amazing
Let us not forget the victim...RIP John Altinger. 😢🙏
He is REALLY trying to act casual and comfortable……but it would prove him wise if remember that HE is NOT the actor. You can tell that he is so nervous - guilty but trying to appear calm and innocent.
I know a guy who knows a guy. " Who's your investors?" "My brother in-law!" Lmao 🤣😂 big film producers always hire people working out of a garage for a big budget movie 🍿🎥
Why did this dude keep saying "we" haha
For sure... 🤣🤣🤣
Not dissing the poor victim but if someone wants to meet you in a storage garage that's a good red flag for a pass.
I wonder how his comedy venture is working in prison. Probably not well. 😂
Is this in Canada? I swear the interrogators I’ve heard out of Canada are always the best
Speaking of snuff films, the movie "The Hills Run Red" is completely insane. This case reminds me of that movie for some reason. Probably because of the nightmare the dude ended up in. Wow!!!
😳
Nobody starts off a sentence saying speaking of snuff films wtf lol
@@josephfarrier3978 Check out the movie. It's wild 😜
I’m listening/watching this at work and completely zoned out from him rambling 🙃
I remember this happening only thirty minutes from where I lived and at that time I was online dating. I was terrified and deleted my online dating accounts 😂
Is common sense is all you have to do
Who TF says "Yeah! Let's meet for the FIRST time ... at a private storage facility! That totally sounds NORMAL!! AND SAFE!!!!!!!
So he makes “Snuff” movies correct?🤔
Yeah, I’m not clear on that. He filmed while he killed poor John?
Love , Love , Love the narrator's voice...