A Detective Realizes The Victim May Be The Murderer

[@StrangerStories]

Audio has been remastered and enhanced for a better listening experience. Thank you for watching! What case should I work on next?

[@Rhynocx]

that explains why it feels off. the audio seemed WAY too good. awesome quality on this one!

[@eddietrujillo172]

U can work on one new videos e haven't seen yet tho lol

[@candicebaker2663]

The audio sounds amazing!!

[@metaempiricist]

So that's why the detectives are muttering actual gibberish in robot voice?

[@user-nk3re4dj5h]

THis actually is terrible - many words are gibberish

[@Krashout00]

Certain spots it sounds as if he’s speaking a different language lol

[@cupcakethecatsworld1092]

Yessss it does! Like gibberish 😂

[@heckinpanda7280]

I thought I was tripping 😂

[@goose-by5ko]

I thought the same thing

[@zangin]

Please upload a version of this with original audio

[@MsTinaColada]

I swear I thought I was too high 😂😂😂

[@backfive6231]

This dude apparently lost his best friend of decades to an intruder and never sheds one tear.

[@King_QM23]

It’s not so much of shedding tears but the fact this dude don’t sound upset angry pitiful regretful of letting he’s friend die and not helping him

[@melodykirshman7014]

very good point.

[@topspot4834]

They always forget to be sad, or even worse they'll pretend to cry, which never ends well ... I had a friend die from an overdose, I'm not even an emotional guy but I was inconsolable for weeks. Even as I'm typing this years later I tear up a little, if I were to be interrogated in the immediate aftermath, I don't think I'd have even been able to talk, yet this dude is cool as a cucumber.

[@mikedoubleuagain2594]

I’m glad you put that I was actually checking to see if I accidentally changed languages

[@KnottyCeltic]

*****BIGTIME SPOILER ALERT***** Within days of the murder, Metropolitan Police Department (MPDC) alleged that the crime scene had been tampered with, but no charges were filed for over two years. In late 2008, police charged Price, Zaborsky, and Ward with obstruction of justice and conspiracy related to alleged tampering with the crime scene. The men were acquitted of the charges in June 2010. No one has been charged with Wone's killing. In November 2008, Wone's widow, Katherine Wone, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Price, Zaborsky, and Ward; the suit was settled on August 3, 2011, for an undisclosed sum and agreement. Wikipedia

[@crystalshaw8744]

Thanks

[@RarelyRachelRarelyMe]

I waited to watch the whole thing before reading your post. It was a waste of time. It's exactly what was said at the end of the video!

[@og_ludachris5611]

Depraved people every last one of them.

[@SomeLonelyShmuck]

Oh I can do that too! Big time spoilers: In the video a man talks about a crime! Oh and a crime took place. And the most important part: a guy died! Repeating vid info to fish likes is pathetic.

[@skruphy1973]

One or all 4 had something to do with the Clinton's or the clinton foundation this sounds just like them. This questioning is more than anyone on epstines client list

[@LateLastNight]

The audio is so good that it sounds like you got voice actors to read a transcript of what these guys are saying and then pasted the audio of the video. Superb.

[@SuperUltimateLP]

D.. did you miss the parts were the AI didn't at all resolve the word being spoken and just left it as "kqhjrdhjwkwbh" ? And yes this was done by AI, no human did any of the voices.

[@TJsGang]

Certainly sounds like voice over.

[@drudenae]

One of the biggest issues I have with some of these police interrogation videos, on *any* channel is the ear piercing audio quality. I like that y'all put effort into amending that issue, thank you.

[@androidjunkie5721]

Look up 'audacity'. You're welcome

[@SuperUltimateLP]

​@Android Junkie this is made with a AI not audacity

[@androidjunkie5721]

@@SuperUltimateLP you mean ableton live, i presume.

[@michellesmith702]

​@@androidjunkie5721What on Earth are y'all talking about?? 😂

[@cheese22]

@@androidjunkie5721na no need, there are many websites now that use “ai” to make audio much better in a few seconds with a simple upload, click, then download. although idk if the main comment is sarcasm cuz the audio quality on this is not that good, their sentences slur together 30% of the video.

[@pamhouse6804]

This interview with these detectives makes me aware of just how much an attorney is needed even if it's for jay walking.

[@Megan_Hook]

Even if you've been to law school, apparently!

[@NoMoreHeroesAnymore1334]

THIS. But if you get one, everyone will be all OOOOOOOH you are guilty or you wouldn't want a lawyer! The gaslighting is real.

[@rickie4098]

@@NoMoreHeroesAnymore1334Yep, once you ask for a lawyer or say no to a polygraph everyone automatically thinks you did something or was a part of something. Why take a polygraph in the first place when it can’t be used in court to clear or not clear your name and asking for a lawyer is the smartest thing to do.

[@benitastrawder5646]

Right😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TrueCrimeWatcher1]

That one cop really wanted it to be him

[@rialequay1787]

This is just sad. We would never think going to a friends house would lead to rape and murder. Sick! Rip

[@Tshizzle2303]

Very common among homosexuals

[@DoubleAplusJ]

​@@Tshizzle2303wow. That's just absurd. Tell me you don't know any homosexuals by using misinformation and hate speech.

[@haveagocommentator983]

@@DoubleAplusJ lol

[@buffalowick8003]

​@@DoubleAplusJshut up pansy

[@MariaAudioChick]

Not true at all. Wow! Evil is evil, sexuality has ZERO to do with it.

[@madeyemary]

So sad the victim never got justice :(

[@Hatbox948]

So true.

[@iceymonster4675]

Wow! As someone who is reasonably hard of hearing, the audio for this interrogation is absolutely top notch! Best I've heard in a long time. Thank you so much! It is very much appreciated.

[@StaticDean]

Quit encouraging him if you listen to the whole video you will notice glaring issues

[@playstupidgameswinstupidpr7065]

@StaticDean if you can do such great work, then why dont you do it? The audio was great, your just a complaining ass d bag

[@chrismills8251]

​@@StaticDean if you didn't understand every word in full clarity you need to get your ears checked

[@prettythingsevie4276]

😂👍🏾

[@Mike-gr9ck]

​@@chrismills8251 dude what, sometimes the detetective is speaking gibberish

[@deejai1173]

I saw this story. Ultimately, no one was charged with this man’s death, which is a shame.

[@sassysucculent6291]

Really? What ?! Ugh

[@deejai1173]

@@sassysucculent6291 yea I watched it on ID I believe it was…

[@kbones7795]

They will pay for it eventually. Whether your religious or not… Acts like this don’t go unaccounted for.

[@just_nate_8694]

​@@kbones7795 exactly!

[@tysonsimmons2295]

@@kbones7795 I pray for this to be true..

[@erinmallen9884]

this is the best audio i have ever heard for one of these police interrogations. floored. sounds like a dang podcast

[@jjolej2024]

if the sound was bad, you’d complain. now that it’s completely enhanced (and i’m sure that took a LOT of time) we’re still complaining.. weird. LOVED THIS VIDEO! thank you for your hard work.

[@mistyandrews4853]

I completely agree. People complain no matter what. The majority of the video sounds great, imo.

[@kompst_tu]

I think it would have been better for understanding's sake to not enhance the audio with ai. If you listen, some words are gibberish, and the voices sound very robotic. It wouldn't hold up in court, but I understand this was done for us and not for the court

[@boldfacedtruth]

Thank you! People just like to complain. Very few comments are actually constructive criticism. I don't understand why people have so much negativity. I agree with you that most would complain no matter what. I loved this video. I appreciate all they do to try to get better audio.

[@Managable_Mayhem]

@@kompst_tu I think if they edited it so the original audio was played as a lower, background noise, type of sound it would fix the vast majority of problems that are currently there. If the two audios are layered ontop of each other it would make things better in both directions: Keep the original feel and authenticity AND help people hear past the noisy audio parts.

[@pickle7769]

Trueeeee

[@mikeygraves16]

Ugh this cop is annoying tf outta me with his whole "nobody 'BROKE' in to your house..." type of pedantic personality🙄 It'd be like "Fine, i guess nobody 'BROKE' in...they 'WALKED' in, univited. Either way, whether my door was locked or unlocked, I'd bet a person would still be charged with "BREAKING" & entering."

[@switchellmobb7575]

Putting absolutely everything else aside, these detectives were douchebags. I feel bad for people that have to be interrogated by them that are completely innocent.

[@switchellmobb7575]

@@ambrr_lily I couldn't agree more.

[@codyviera92]

Went down to see if anyone else thought the detective was an asshole . He sounds dumb af like he fishing and doesn't own a fishing pole

[@tlcetc4506]

​@@ambrr_lily nobody has to or should! Even as a witness, never talk to them without an attorney.

[@tlcetc4506]

They don't have to and should not, always have an attorney present, even as a witness.

[@badassmalificent]

They're going to conduct themselves in whatever way they need to, depending on how the person in question is acting. When it's obvious you're full of shit, they'll conduct themselves in that way to get their answers. They most likely would've conducted the interview a different way if it was obvious the person in question was truly traumatized by the situation at hand. Fkn obviously. 🙄

[@thefreedomishere]

This guy is one of the common people at ever seen for a guy that's best friend was just raped and murdered in his house. Most people would be having emotions like crying or you know sad that their friends passed away or was murdered

[@orionxtc1119]

who raped him?

[@ZZ-yw5sh]

Maybe he told another gay friend who snuck in and raped and murdered Robert

[@AliceNsWonderland]

Most ppl would also be OUTRAGED at being accused of r*ping and killing one of their oldest/closest friends. I doubt most, if not all innocent people would sit there and try to reason with investigators, as to why they couldn't have done it. He's not angry in the slightest. He's kind of offended that they suspect him but that's about the strongest emotion I got from him; kind of offended

[@SweetTater]

He's really trying to sell his narrative.

[@roninkraut6873]

Was he aware his friend was raped? I don’t remember that being to brought up (I could be totally wrong, though). Plus, we all handle stress/grief differently. Maybe his way of processing the trauma was to get ahead of it and be logical and in control. He could be in shock or denial.

[@justinbailey1669]

I thought this was dubbed at first because the audio is so clear!!! Thank you so much for all the work you put in!

[@evilnineteen]

Ive seen this interrigation before and the audio was nowhere near this good. It almost sounds like you've isolated each persons voice and taken out all the background noise. Great job! Thanks for the content, your videos are always a pleasure to watch even with the horrific subject matter. Your narration is one of a kind sir.

[@SuperUltimateLP]

That's a AI, the monoton voice with the jumbled parts is a dead giveaway!

[@V1124az]

EXACTLY!! There’s some whiny folks out there!😩

[@aiyanaperry4016]

Isn’t it incredible??

[@CamGood-ji9yo]

It sounds like voice actors..

[@CamGood-ji9yo]

At 44:00, it sounds like Boomhower from King of the hill😸

[@Kimikikat]

holy cow the audio quality is amazing. the best ive ever heard on these interrogation videos! thank you so much for your efforts! :D

[@Panda-cute]

Yeah I'm pleasantly surprised, usually I can't understand the audio almost at all and this one was great

[@rold000]

are you joking? it changes the words both of them are saying constantly

[@afghansoffthehook542]

There was not a discrepancy about the phone. Yes he said the dude ran upstairs to get the phone and he brought it down with him it was a cordless phone. Which is why they were standing next to each other and the dude their interviewing could hear Victor's half of the conversation. And so far as I've heard, his story seems pretty consistent. He's not changing things according to what they're saying if they say something that disagrees with what he has said he just tells them well I don't know this is what happened. Now I've not finished this video yet, so maybe he is guilty I don't know. But if he is and he's lying, it's pretty good at it I will say this He's awfully calm or somebody who's longtime friend just died in his living room, stabbed to death. As for it being odd that he's still in touch with somebody he was friends with when the dude was 18, well, that's bullshit. Up until recently I was still friends with somebody I met when we were 14, or 52 now. So, even though we're not friends now, we were for a very long time

[@OneBadAssMoMo]

My best friend is my best friend since 15, we are turning 55 this year.

[@susanna6462]

I think what has them suspicious is that there was another landline phone that was closer than the third story one that he ran up the stairs to go to. There was one on a desk near the door. So I think the detectives were trying to dig into whether it was really to get the phone, or to hide evidence, or something else.

[@susanna6462]

I definitely agree the first set of detectives did not do the best when it came to trying to rile him up with the teenage friends. Their attempts and justifications for their questions were just outright silly and not going in the direction they were trying. There’s too many legit answers that you’d say if innocent about being having teenage friends you’ve known for decades or for being friends with people without having a sexual/romantic want to have a relationship with them. It just was too messy

[@AfterTheRain_Beth]

@AfghansOffTheHook I completely agree with you. He is completely consistent no matter how hard the detectives try to imply they are catching him out in a lie. Also I've heard The Behaviour Panel say that innocent people will say "I don't know" when a guilty person will tend not to do that, they will try to provide answers and detail for everything. He's very confident, kind of the way you would be if you know you're innocent. I find the detective on the left pretty offensive, esp implying that a gay guy can't have a male friend and not fancy that. He goes over his story again and again as though it is straight from memory, not as though he's trying to remember lies and a fake story.

[@finnsey1]

Thee gay men, and one who's job for over the last eight years, was taken people's deputations, he nos the system wondering why he felt like he had to desclose how much he paid 0ne point eight million and when we are at our most vulnerable being asleep, to make it a fact to turn alarms on,I don't even own a house, but I do have a alarm in my accommodation I'd love to see the others interviews, my best friend iv knowing for years is stabed to death bleed out you only no that noise of someone's snorkeling sounds of blood as he was taken his last breaths,as far as that they have gotten away with this,I'd love this case to be taken apart and put right,nobody has the right to rape and murder a person and not suffer the consequences, fell sorry for his wife,who lost her loved one,she should of brought lawsuits againsts them all in defamation,the job he used to get away with,

[@hockema56]

Every channel that does these interrogation videos should be hiring you to do their audio; it's almost always the worst thing about these videos, rendering many of them borderline unintelligible. But this is probably the best, most consistent audio I've ever heard in a video of this type. Kudos to you; my ears love you!

[@heyjude1971]

You did an absolutely phenomenal job with the audio!! It sounded like voice actors in a high-tech studio speaking right into the mike!

[@shygirlflygirl]

"If you guys think we're it, then so be it." - No innocent person... Ever.

[@StoicismWorks]

Amazing work on the audio remastering! Please keep it coming! 🎉

[@mikellwells3286]

I have misophonia and I can't tell you how much I appreciate the audio clean up. You don't have to do that, and going the extra mile is noticed and appreciated.

[@loganlove9986]

What’s misophonia?? Never heard it before, and it’s name has piqued my interest

[@gnarlycarley5550]

I also have misphonia. I understand your struggle. Take care

[@NewEngland721]

⁠ mis·​o·​pho·​nia ˌmi-sō-ˈfō-nē-ə : a condition in which one or more common sounds (such as the ticking of a clock, the hum of a fluorescent light, or the chewing or breathing of another person) cause an atypical emotional response (such as disgust, distress, panic, or anger) in the affected person hearing the sound

[@SanJunipero82]

I have misophonia too. It’s awful, my husband has to eat separately from me it’s that bad.

[@poppysdaddi]

made up disorder 😭

[@hanworst]

after the first couple minutes the sound gets horrible and at 55:34 the complete video locks up and sound goes in some kind of hanging loop

[@jos8776]

I will never understand where most murderers find the audacity to end someone’s life and then still try to sit there and lie and try to save their own ass. 😮 like you took somebody’s entire life away and all you can think of is to spare your evil ass from going to jail. Insane 🤯

[@skitzoblanco3036]

Said Law Abiding Citizen's to US Government and LEO's

[@karenamyx2205]

What? You mean someone immoral enough to murder someone is also immoral enough to lie. Weird!

[@RenaWith]

Well when you can't access empathy you are like a predator. It's all about number one.

[@brianbadonde9251]

Self preservation is a core instinct in humans. It's not that hard to understand

[@jackieevans8218]

I can’t even kill a fly

[@kelkeep1467]

This is the best audio the channel has ever had!! Thank you so much

[@jaydetbh]

i literally thought this was being voiced over, the audio is crispier than mcdonald’s sprite!! whatever you did…don’t stop 😂. GREAT VIDEO GREAT AUDIO

[@waltermolinski]

FYI: if you find yourself in a situation where everyone around you is talking like this guy, call 911 immediately as you are probably having a stroke.

[@karenmadison7891]

Heck yes!! A 2 hour treat!! Thank you so much Stranger Stories!!

[@whileistaysecluded]

with the audio as clear as it is, i feel like im dreaming, or in a twilight zone episode or something. well done this is amazing.

[@just_nate_8694]

Agreed!

[@lovesphynx]

something is weird with the audio it'd a deep fake audio

[@terimorris6394]

They all did it. This man is a very very smart psychopath, I loved the way he spoke clear and almost run the interrogation.

[@heatherheaven33]

Why do you love that?

[@kayliemccarty9533]

i think it’s more bc it’s fascinating

[@jade-wr9pn]

Innocent or guilty, these detectives need to hang it up. I'm not sorry. They sound like a couple of old dodders who can't keep their own conversations straight. Acting like it's weird to have a straight friend around. They say something and then say the dude actually said it. And Did he really say "the blood wouldn't be on the finger that you said it was on if you lifted his T-shirt"??? They are literally grasping at anything hoping to trip him up, but it just makes them sound like they don't have any common sense. "That's not what you said" seems to be their only line of interrogation, even when it IS what he said. I'm only halfway through and I would have been smashing my head against the wall by now if I had to listen to them in real life. Like these two guys are the reason why people say "okay Boomer" and roll their eyes.

[@bittersweetmelon9872]

Agreed. These officers were also blatantly homophobic and it's gross, especially since they were using negative gay stereotypes to try and create motive for the suspect. Not just that, they sound incredibly uneducated. The difference in dialogue between the suspect and the investigators is staggering. If this is how they treat one vulnerable group, I can only imagine how they treat racial minorities and women. I can't really decide the suspect's involvement, but if I were gay and had some of the things they said thrown at me, I'd be lawyering up as fast as humanly possible and looking into what I can do to get those two investigated themselves for discriminatory practices.

[@Bozzington]

I’m hype that a lot of people are seeing exactly what I’m seeing… normally it’s a bunch of people that just say guilty because the story is very unlikely being told by the accused but in this case the police just look stupid and it’s impossible to tell if what the guy is saying is true because the cops are truly dumb and ignorant. 😂

[@brigadierharsh1948]

@@bittersweetmelon9872It’s not gross, it’s true. You’d have to have been born yesterday to not be aware of all the stuff that correlates with homosexuality. People are siding with a blatant psychopath because the detectives hurt their sensibilities.

[@scottanonymous798]

The detectives didn’t do enough in this interrogation to get to the truth, the victim was killed with a knife belonging to he house and was apparently SA someone in the house did this I find it hard to believe they don’t all know wjo

[@jeezuschryst]

lol?? it was clearly accidental asphyxiation and none of them rolled so no one went to jail. he was stabbed after the fact to make it appear like a murder hence the tiny amount of blood found at the scene.

[@scottanonymous798]

@@jeezuschryst I don’t know it’s definitely and odd case but I’ve seen other detectives do a much better job at getting answers on of suspects it was poor on their part

[@AfterTheRain_Beth]

I can understand Victor might not have wanted to walk past the body to get to the phone on the desk and that's why he ran upstairs to call 911. He was freaking out and seeing a dead body covered in blood in front of you would freak most people and be terrified of getting close to it, even walking past it to reach a phone.

[@aubreegrant8796]

Ok but he sits in the interrogation talking about his dead friend in detail like he's talking about what he had for dinner...

[@jenhoffa2499]

He sure is emotionless for just finding out his college best friend was brutally murdered in his own house 🤔🙄

[@aiyanaperry4016]

This is the audio quality??? It’s absolutely immaculate! It w sounds like he’s speaking directly into a microphone

[@rachaelbeaver7285]

Absolutely love you guys! Love your channel, keep up the amazing work!

[@leeannwitt4968]

The speaker sounds like a"don't EFF with me" kinda guy, very deep&seriouse, listen what I gotta say cuz it's important voice😂luv it! U have my full attention Sir!!

[@zangin]

Is there a version of this video without the edited/remastered audio? There are parts of it that you cannot understand what is said

[@New_Gaming_Chair]

It's very hard to listen to. It's to weird

[@StaticDean]

@@New_Gaming_Chair yes! Totally agree I hate it so much

[@januk7725]

omg all these comments about the sound, it's perfect!!!! iam hard of hearing and its awesome... thank you

[@susanna6462]

When did they find out the victim was raped? It would be interesting to see an interview where they discussed that. And how the “friend” responded

[@void________]

Not only was he raped but it was his own semen inside him. So, they weren't exactly sure if he was raped.

[@somerking7040]

My question is ,how did his OWN semen get inside of himself? After he was stabbed and he had his own seman in his mouth too ,I just read. That would've had to be placed in his mouth after he was dead or during the stabbing,right? Or he would've spit it out or swallowed or something, ya know?

[@void________]

@@somerking7040 Right! Do u think a random intruder did that? Wouldn't seem they'd be in a hurry at all.

[@ryanb6047]

These guys are DC lawyers. Nobody connected to the establishment has ever been held accountable. The cops were told to drop the case because the powers that be didn't want the story getting out. If they were regular people, or were against the establishment they would've been tossed in a dungeon.

[@AnnikaOBrien]

Thanks for improving the audio quality! This case has always puzzled me. Seeing the investigator perplexed that a gay man and a straight man could be just friends leads me to wonder how they would have handled the men had they all been straight.

[@GingerNinja1]

Great job on audio! For anyone who's interested in some more of the details of this case it's a really crazy one! I wanted to share some details bc the victim who, was an extremely successful lawyer & had just landed a job for the General Council for Radio Free Asia, a non-profit American news organization aimed at supplying uncensored media content to under-served & oppressed communities in Asia. Price & Robert who were lifelong friends even revamped a campus secret society called the 13 Club that did covert acts of kindness. Prosecuters & L.E. painted the 3 suspects to be horrible men & imo atleast this next part was bc they're allegedly gay. They said Price owned the 2 men who lived with him & he ran that household doing whatever he wanted to do from wild sex to drugs to wild parties etc. They made even more, extreme accusations about their lifestyle. Robert spent the nt bc he had attended a legal seminar that night & wanted to be back at work early the next morning so he could introduce himself to the 2nd shift staff. The commute hm was too far on public transportation so he & his wife agreed it made more sense for him to spend the nt with them as they lived close by. He was not "secretly gay," & wasn't there for some wild party. Price was in a long-term committed relationship with Victor Zaborsky, a Senior Marketing Manager for Milk PEP, or Milk Processors Education Program, i.e., the people responsible for the famous “Got Milk?” The 2 fathered 2 sons with a lesbian couple & seemed to be pillars of the gay community. In 2004, they had brought Dylan Ward, a Georgetown graduate who seemed to bounce around to different careers into their relationship. The 3 of them moved into a 1.2 million dollar townhome off Dupont Circle. They described themselves as a family & maintained a polyamorous relationship with one another, though some assert that Joe was considered the patriarch of the clan. To say this case was poorly mishandled is an understatement!! Police "misplaced," evidence, the crime unit misused blood detection chemicals during the crime scene & also Robert's ectronic devices including computers, had been sent to the Secret Service forensic laboratory for analysis, but the detective took Robert's Blackberry from the forensics lab & literally gave it back to his wife before it was copied. It has since gone missing! There's too much to mention here, but also the FBI won't release the last bit of the blood specimen they have bc the case is still unsolved & there wasn't enough collected. It was also said that he had been drugged bc there was supposedly needle pricks on his arm, but autopsy toxicological tests revealed NO drugs in his body! Remember Price said he had blood on him bc there was blood all over the bed, he touched Robert checking for a pulse & applied pressure to the wounds, but actually there were only 3 very clean knife wounds in Robert's chest (1 pierced his heart,) & only 2 small drops of blood was found on the bed. A paramedic told detectives that it looked like Robert had been showered & redressed, but remeber police said Robert was SA assaulted, but it was found during autopsy that there was NO physical evidence that he was & only Robert's OWN semen was found on his body!! So no way could he have been showered besides, they would've found blood in the drain, wet hair & towels etc. The reason his phone was important is bc the detectives saw there were 2 emails saved to draft approx 11 pm, they called 911 at 11:49 pm & called Robert's wife at 12 am to tell her Robert had been stabbed in the back & to go to the hosp. She says Robert was stabbed in the chest & stomach. The knife that was next to the victim didn't match the wound sizes, but a knife that did match was found in Ward's bedroom. I didn't find if any blood or dna was found on that knife. There's no mistake something terrible & tragic happened in that night. Unfortunately, I don't think we'll ever know the full details. Imo, Dylan Ward seems to be the most likely suspect & either Price & Victor knew nothing about it & that's why Price came off as open in his interrogation OR maybe Price tampered with evidence & replaced the knife which explains why he would've touched the supposed knife on Robert. Maybe he protected their 3rd partner, maybe not. I don't believe anyone broke in & happened into Robert's room in an upscale neighborhood with no recent break in's. That makes no sense & there's no evidence suggesting that happened.

[@rhanBo]

Some of what you are saying is definitely wrong. Robert’s own semen was found IN his OWN mouth and anus. That in itself is a sign of sexual assault. Rinsing the outside of his body would not get rid of the evidence inside his orifices. Not to mention, there were several things that weren’t even tested for in his toxicology (I.e. ketamine) so it can’t be said that he definitely wasn’t drugged, either.

[@SugaryPhoenixxx]

"tHe pOliCe DiDnT LiKe HiM bEcAuSe HoMopHoBiA!" Not because he is a cold blooded rapist & murderer...

[@joeschmoe435]

@@rhanBo I don't even want to know how the hell that happened with the semen

[@somerking7040]

Ty for all of that info! This is def an interesting case and apparently there's a lot more to it than I thought....😮

[@aprilj2640]

Can't believe I read this whole comment..very informative, thanks.

[@Chellespringer1912]

This is some of the best audio I've ever heard on interrogation footage. Great work!!!!

[@user-ge5ns1ls8w]

If i ever wanted to hear what it would sound like for alien police to interrogate an intergalactic criminal

[@racheldoesacrylic4089]

13yrs ago something traumatic happened to me i still tell the story word for word i don't have to remember it is etched in my soul / this guy talks like he has to remember a script rather than facts /truth it never leaves you even a little you may deviate the story is basically the same x

[@karenamyx2205]

Funny. A few comments above this is about how the guy answers questions so quickly and naturally. Like hes recollecting, rather than having to make up a story. Just goes to show you, its all subjective, and none of us are detectives

[@racheldoesacrylic4089]

@@karenamyx2205 Fair point /

[@KeanyTheInsatiable]

great video, I would so much rather have this clean audio thats a little strange at times than horribly distorted audio that I cant understand or bear to listen to!

[@StaticDean]

Little strange at times? You mean have moments of hilarious gibberish that is incredibly distracting?

[@OldManBoxing]

I have a problem with this guy because he says many times he was close to the deceased man but when a guy I grew up with till age 18 was stabbed to death It was 3 years ago I heard about how he died haven't seen him in like 40 years and I burst out in tears, so when I see this guy casually talking it rings bells and whistles

[@Wildreinhorsemanship]

That one cop-hard to understand one-dude says “what should I do no, get a lawyer?” And the cop responds “if you did it”. That’s grounds for appeal imo.

[@ArtificialGhost]

Wow excellent interview clarity. Thanks Stranger Stories for a great video!

[@caveatemptor313]

Never, Ever, EVER talk to the police without an attorney. EVER!

[@antonellaa347]

This guy is an attorney!

[@SashaMaurice]

Wow great audio! Thank you so much 👍

[@SuperZytoon]

He certainly can recall every moment of the aftermath.

[@tracyd1175]

Great audio. Others should do this. Watching this very enjoyable. Thanks. ❤

[@persephonespomegranate8205]

The homophobia shown by these cops is crazy horrible. They aren’t being offensive as a tactic, they are just ignorant. Why wouldn’t this guys best friend come over?? The detective really thought in his head saying why would a straight guy hang out with 3 gay guys??? Because it’s his best friend and he isn’t homophobic??

[@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325]

Its a fair assumption not homophobic

[@shawng7902]

Hope this audio catches on. I usually listen while i get ready for work. Its like having someone in bathroom talking to me in the shower.

[@sarahsward8575]

for some reason every true crime podcast/youtuber is talking about this case all at the same time.

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

It's possible the interrogation video was just released. The channels that don't get their own through the freedom of information act copy it from those who do. That's why I like this one. He does all his own stuff.

[@rachellee8919]

Yeah! This happens a lot… there must be various reasons, like the one Theory of Personality suggests. It’s often a case I’ve seen a few years back on ID. If I’m remembering this one properly this was unsolved at that time.

[@Findpepperbridge]

They all go off of each other’s stories…. You’ve never noticed that? They get their info from other videos and podcasts

[@sarahsward8575]

@@Findpepperbridge oh I knew they do that I just have seen this one literally everywhere recently. I listen to a bunch of different podcasts etc. for various reasons. I think I've registered to this story maybe 4 times now and I just can't bring myself to listen to it another time lol ill catch the next one!

[@tooclean_1253]

(I listen to these while I deliver packages) thought for the first like 20 mins I thought this was a ad 😂😂 that’s how good the audio is didn’t expect it to be this clear thanks for the awesome audio 👍🏻❤️

[@emelielonnberg.]

Omg the sound quality was AMAZING 🤩 Very telling on the amount of work you've done 👏👏👏

[@StaticDean]

You clearly didn't finish the video

[@butteryfriedwizard2219]

This audio is so good I thought it was podcast.

[@AfterTheRain_Beth]

Either this guy is innocent or he's the best actor I've ever seen. He is consistent, answers questions quickly w/out hesitation, it looks like he is going off of memory instead of having to make up an answer off the top of his head. I don't see any evidence of deception from what he's saying or his body language. I'd love to see The Behaviour Panel address this interview. The detective on the left is not very good. He keeps trying to imply that he's catching this guy out in a lie when he's not. His story stays consistent. This is unusual for someone who is trying to remember what lies he's told already, to keep his story straight. He's very confident. Also, the detective's inference that a gay guy can't have male friends and not fancy them is insulting and inappropriate. Like a straight guy can't have any female friends bcos he'd want to bone them all?

[@MrBlazindj]

Ahh, I agree completely! Now I don't have to write my own comment. Thanks!!😀

[@marianaitmg6333]

Absolutely agree 100%

[@malovela]

I agree, BUT then there's his apparent lack of grief and shock. That part is problematic, to say the least.

[@JennHarvey85]

💯💯💯

[@angels0auras]

His body language is telling a completely different story.

[@jenny.talier]

I’m only 10 min in and this guys voice is so telling. No emotion, weird explanations. It’s like he’s talking about the latest football game he watched.

[@sascha...]

You loose human essence when you don't get to hear the person's tones.

[@Beatslager]

Great job mastering/enhancing the audio!

[@JoJo_B2]

Wow this is the clearest interrogation audio I’ve ever heard thank you 😭.

[@TheDeathInTheAir]

The audio is amazing. Thanks.

[@Seanecash]

Here’s the blue print on how to get away with murder… and yes he did get away with it. He’s a millionaire attorney and did a hell of a job closing these detectives and his two lovers. Well done sir…

[@natebenetard5100]

Sounds like 2 AI chatbots having a conversation lol

[@DJCPreston]

Sorry, this is the first one I’ve had to give up on part way through. The Audio is garbling and breaking up too much due to the remastering/enhancement process.

[@Chezkenny]

Great sound quality! Thank you

[@bradduranso534]

Best KZbin channel for interrogation, excellent audio a little choppy with the enhancement but still better than most other channels hands down. You all have the most kick ass narration for this content, and nobody compares! Keep it up Stranger Stories you guys are top notch! 👍🏼 ( I had to edit half way through because some of the enhanced audio gibberish had me cracking up!) The part where the detective says “tell me hooma bldg didja gee onda tooowl” at 56:12 is where I lost it. I do know that the content is not a laughing matter and I wish nothing but the best for Robert’s family, and I hope that Robert may rest in peace. 🙏🏼

[@jazzyjs]

@Brad, I'm obsessed with this channel because it is truly top-notch and by no means trying to be offensive to the deceased but what you said had me lmfao. I thought I had too many edibles so I kept replaying it. You were spot on🤭🤭🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@Managable_Mayhem]

It's interesting how the feeling of these interrogations changes after the audio clean-up. Like a VHS-type styled horror game without some of the filters. At times it also gives me the feeling I gotta clear my throat because their voices sound like it. That was oddly amusing. XD I very much appreciate the hard work tho. It helps hear some workds better since my first language isn't english.

[@josiah3043]

Yeah adding back in a little background noise might make it absolutely perfect.

[@josiah3043]

@@kimac7852 lol It's really not that serious 😂. I'm going to watch the content regardless. I do think it might sound less robotic and a natural with some background room noise though. Not sure if this was manually done or an AI but the sound quality in this video is much appreciated as it is too:)

[@Managable_Mayhem]

@@kimac7852 It's not ridiculous. If you listen to the audio, it sounds off, can not be called authentic due to it sounding like the audio COULD be false and if you pay attention some of the words did simply not turn out to be words, it's pure gibberish at times due to bad AI hickups. This has nothing to do with being greedy, needy or petty (I don't think you know what that word even means), it's about making the content provided the best it could be. This is called: Constructive criticism. Just come to the realization that even with free content, there are still flaws and things that can be made better. Instead of trying to shelter OTHERS.

[@Managable_Mayhem]

@@josiah3043 I think it's an AI programm. Due to the bad original audio with so much noise, the AI probably didn't manage to pick out some words and then we get wowowowo, buhbuhbuh and so on as 'words' in a sentence. X'D Makes for a fun experience inbetween the seriousness of the interrogation tho. I'd also prefer hearding them open and close dorrs or put stuff on the table. It feels a bit off if those sounds are missing. Like an RPG game without environmental noises. It just makes it feel like somethings missing. Makes it a bit less immersive I guess.

[@karenmeyer9518]

I think it's Hysterical....@strangestories states "Audii has been remastered & enhanced for A BETTER listening experience"...😂😂😂😂ummmm it was anything but better!!!!!!!!

[@longshanks90]

I found my uncle dead(natural causes) and I don't think I could finish a sentence for about 2weeks without bursting into tears and the nightmares I had from seeing his face went on for months, I was a complete mess and he found his oldest friend carved up naked and he's chilling having a conversation like he's talking about what he's having for dinner tonight 😅 alarm bells 🚨🚨🚨🛎🛎🛎

[@stuckindicouch]

Ditto. I didn't find my uncle, but after he died I couldn't talk about him without crying.

[@TheSCPStudio]

‘If they don’t act like me, they’re wrong’. Do you see the issue with that?

[@longshanks90]

@@TheSCPStudio no, normal people would show empathy in that situation, a psychopath would feel nothing

[@Bozzington]

Not all psychopaths are killers 😂 way to use the term in the wrong way Lmao

[@longshanks90]

@@Bozzington no they're not but I'm talking about emotions not murder so good way to look like a bellend

[@johnryder557]

That black detective is about to bust out laughing at this strange 😂 🤣

[@Nodraer_Wiz]

Soooooooooo 26:00 minutes in when he said “obviously I took it for granted that I’m not a suspect” it’s like ooooooh that’s why you were saying THEY wouldn’t do it 😅 trying to paint yourself out of the picture entirely ….. SOOOO SUSPECT.

[@glowbaby1794]

Wow thank you for enhancing the audio!! Amazing!!

[@bbeats5689]

The detectives didn’t push him hard enough. Should have had solid evidence before getting this deep. I don’t think they tried hard enough to build a general sense of his behavior. They didn’t interrupt his stories enough in order to prevent him from completing his own lies. defeating his confidence. The more time they let him talk the more he was able to build his story.

[@cipedead0777]

Thank you so much for fixing the sound. I have seen it with out the sound fixed. You must off spent a lot of time doing it.

[@LadleOfStew]

The AI audio software isn't there. Please refrain from using it on future videos.

[@actionpotential7279]

33:18 I appreciate the thought ot remaster it, I really do, but please be sure it has closed captions that are checked by a human and not autogenerated, because timetags like this are indecipherable and the CCs make no sense of it either.

[@thurnervilla]

Love the audio. If only all interrogations had such good audio.

[@billbigsby8123]

The sound is different in this one and it sounds great! No background static, great quality, voices are super clear. Did you re-record the conversation and dub over it?

[@Skejtboard]

Maybe ai-enhanced? Some channel must realize its possible to clean up audio that way.

[@truthhurts3524]

I was thinking same thing, can’t believe how clear it is, fantastic!

[@user-nk3re4dj5h]

@@Skejtboard has to be AI, the closer detective is saying complete nonsense in this video

[@StaticDean]

I hate it I think it sounds super fake and unintelligible at times and pretty ok at other times it's really catching me off guard tho it's very odd sounding

[@breakops5339]

Its not voice over its remastered audio. If you find the original recording the voices are thr same

[@twistedwitchery7091]

Thanks for the Audio so much better. ☘️

[@blckber4499]

These detectives did a terrible job. They clearly got frustrated showed way to much bias emotions. They continued to hammer down on irrelevant minute points that werent directly associated with the actual time frame of the crime or crime scene. They just had no direct evidence and this man being an attorney knew this. Their lack of ability to implement different tactics was evident. They spent the entire interview with both of them playing bad cop bad cop.

[@bbjjbb61]

Not really. They were picking at minute points to a. See if the story changes and b. When/if it does they pick at it obnoxiously to rattle the guy. He kept cool but screwed up-minutely. Sometimes you have to pick at what you can and patiently take apart their bs. If you listen, this guy keeps screwing up his timeline and the minute details. They ask these questions to tie the suspect into a "story". If they're lying all of the inconsistencies will add up and be used against them. Bias? It's another tactic to try and get under the guy's skin. They came softly, forcefully, patronizingly, etc. Stop acting like a f**king KZbin detective who knows how everyone else is supposed to do their jobs cause you watch all kinds of true crime and now you, personally, know more than the f**king people who's job it is.

[@Leslie_Knope]

The cops didn't have enough evidence, and that psychopath knew that. His money and being a part of the ABC mafia definitely helped him escape justice. Those 3 are evil, and it's disgusting they get to walk free.

[@Bozzington]

@@bbjjbb61did these cops catch the murderer or the ones they thought did it? Seems they did as much as the rest of us. Peoples opinions are allowed jackass.

[@duckyd6297]

Not to mention the homophobic implications. Robert was sexually assaulted so it’s GOTTA be one of the gay guys right? The first detective refused to believe the possibility that a gay man can be friends with a (straight) man and not want to fuck him.

[@joey_bag_a_donuts]

this is my favorite type of interview. the type where investigators have no bag of evidence and just need to convince people how effed they are. an intelligent person is really trying to get away with murder.thank you. also, I would examine all 3 suspects hands thoroughly.

[@elijahperkins396]

Sometimes it sounds like Sims lauguage

[@rivertowne6911]

amazing job on the audio! it was definitely worth all of the effort you guys put in to remaster and enhance it

[@DebiQ1830]

I have an alarm system, recently installed. I rarely arm it when I'm home. I'm embarrassed to say that I regularly forget to arm it when I leave my 12yo at home. I often think about it later and armbit remotely, but not everyone who has a system uses it regularly.

[@davidthegoliath3057]

Damn the audio is insanely crisp! Makes for easy listening while keeping busy. Great upload

[@AlexrYoung]

I really like the audio cleaned up actually, it sounds like a podcast lol. Keep up the good audio work

[@Nellzurkat]

The audio is so clear I was waiting for this podcast ad to go away so I can get to the video (I'm a listener) only to find out I was listening to the interrogation.

[@SweetTater]

As far as I know, when the police ask you what happened, you're supposed to answer them. Joe seems to have a narrative for what he and his housemates/house guest had been doing. As if he were the one and only voice of them all. RIP Mr. Wone.

[@jupitersscourge]

You don't have to say shit to the cops, and you shouldn't speak without a lawyer present AND that lawyer says you should talk to the cops.

[@jebbait1669]

Whatever you know is wrong. When the police ask you a question, the only correct answer is to be silent and ask for a lawyer.

[@jeezuschryst]

"you're supposed to answer them" LOL

[@tracyrasmussen8117]

These detectives are master spin-doctors. They wear these ppl out until they're emotionally empty. LAWYER!!

[@MB4ever88]

The audio engineer squished the compression and or gate a little bit too much I think is what everyone is referring to, sometimes less is more, sounds very clear but the cut offs are coming from whatever gate it being used. Try squishing it a little less next time and you should be good. Try leaving maybe a little bit of ambience in the audio instead of shooting for such a hard gate on everything. Practice makes perfect. Whoever did the audio did a decent job though. Hard to get perfect, surely.

[@MB4ever88]

@Mein Shekels Ah I see, that explains it then.

[@celestelegare-Breezy8625]

BEST audio for any interrogation ever! Thank u!!

[@snowdrifter6187]

It's crazy how crisp and clear the audio is as compared to some other places. Sounds more like a podcast

[@FedtTony]

This guy is so focused on giving the performance of a lifetime that he forgets to show any feelings about his dear friend being drugged, raped and murdered a short while ago. Psychopath.