Anthony Actually Got Away With It

[@StrangerStories]

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[@tac6044]

I've got an excellent idea for a true crime Interrogation niche that virtually no one else is doing. First I want to see if you read comments so let me know. I don't want this idea to go to waste and I'd like to give it to this channel.

[@crusoebower3391]

Don't lie in the thumb nail, you lose credibility. He went to prison for it and was killed by his cell mate

[@micktaylor5205]

Work on the closed captioning 😅

[@daddykush4206]

​@@crusoebower3391 20+ years later. Thats a lifetime for some people. He did get away with it

[@hannahtravis2669]

I’m

[@redfin382]

Imagine thinking you got away with this for 17 years. Then one day, "excuse me sir, would you come answer some questions?"

[@karmicguzzler]

I mean, I understand not wanting to look suspicious, but it would be so easy and reasonable to decline their request. I've told police at my door I wouldn't speak to them before about active investigations, and it would be completely understandable for him to say "Hey this is ancient history, the case has clearly gone cold. I wish you luck but I'm very busy and I've always been told not to speak to police without a lawyer, no thanks." I guess that getting away with it for almost 20 years made him arrogant. He must have believed it was impossible for them to prove anything so long after the crime-but if that's the case, why bother trying to clear your name? I'm glad he was so stupid and overconfident

[@Yeshuaspupil]

​@@karmicguzzleryeah he could have but I think he was cooked regardless because of the DNA evidence. But I would have declined either way probably like you said.

[@saralynnech]

I imagine a lot of these criminals who think they got away are often shaking in their boots because of how forensic science has progressed.

[@IIHelloImHimll]

​​@@saralynnechbruh i was thinking about when they came monthes earlier and took the buckle swab his mind was prob running wild thinking .. wellll this just may be the end of the line ...u know he had to know they had something when they asked him for this interview...i hope he was scared shitless😂pos

[@staceygauss557]

​interrogation rar.😊pour no 11111ĵ😮¹a q2222222222222222² 22

[@WarNvrChanges]

I see the detective is using the “ I’m just a helpless old man that can’t even control his bladder” technique, works every time.

[@alteredbeast1974]

Scotland Yard has been using this technique since the mid 1800s, it's very unsettling, throws the perps off their game, some detectives will leave a little puddle , to really bring it home

[@WarNvrChanges]

@@alteredbeast1974 🤣🤣🤣

[@markbaz]

@@alteredbeast1974I guess if number one doesn’t work they can always use number two!!!

[@joe18425]

​@@alteredbeast1974 you win

[@EvilPimpTheUndergroundKing]

But it didn't work this time he confessed nothing

[@FYMFTP]

As a parent, a neighbor, without kids that live with him, having other kids over to his house for food and "play" is about as big of a red flag as you can get. There's no freaking way I'm letting my kid go over to an adult's house, unless it's to play with their children. Unless I have my kids with me at the time, I won't even engage with another person's child. There is absolutely no reason for a grown man to be hanging out, or associating with, with children.

[@frankyturrizo4240]

Front yard maybe but definitely not inside the house

[@bowathand]

The mullet and the trucker cap were dead giveaways too

[@LanaKay777]

There are a multitude of upstanding male citizens who help and men in general should not be looked at as criminals because of the few like this. If my next door neighbor wouldn’t have invited me over for supper all of the time when I was a kid, I would have been a very hungry child. And that’s all he was, an advocate for me and any other kid who needed an adult who gave a crap about us.

[@thisisengland3503]

Well said someone with sense in the house

[@LauraWilsonExists]

THIS. This right here. Unless myself and the other parents have met and spoken beforehand I don’t bring anyone’s kids over, and mine don’t go to another house. It’s not just about appearances - it’s about us parents knowing what’s going on and keeping ALL of the kids safe. I’m saddened that this child didn’t have someone to look out for her in this way… but all we parents can do is our best to try to keep it from happening.

[@jeremyb251]

Man, I was disappointed until the VERY end. We may not have got the confession but knowing his fate is gold.

[@skadiwarrior2053]

Couldn't have happened to a more deserving person.

[@TheVovozela]

That cellmate of his should've squeezed a divulgence before beating him to his long-deserved punishment. Nonetheless, he served justice when everyone else stood tight-handed.

[@MrAlcline]

​​@@TheVovozela if he had half a brain!! Could have got his sentence commuted or something for the location..

[@KL-xe5ec]

I'm innocent remember that... -Toni 😂

[@rassoul420]

we need to send that inmate money

[@hollypuckett3931]

Thoughts and prayers for this detective and his urinary concerns

[@90_sGirl]

😅

[@doctorshell7118]

LMAO!

[@lisaheathersantos8460]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

Are you serious? Detectives made up things to get the suspect talking.

[@MsTeaRex]

LMAOFF

[@tonyholidaymusic]

Never ask for a lawyer, Always try and lie your way out of it. That way we will have a lasting supply of these videos to watch !

[@zombiekeenasaur]

Good point 👍

[@TheColombiano89]

Horrible

[@surpriseimblack]

You know it's not going well for your case when the detective starts talking about having a heart-to-heart moment with his schoolyard bullying victim.. 😂😂😂 I'm weak.. 😂😂😂

[@vatafakman]

He was on a suicide watch, how is this possible then. He should be given a death row cause of not revealing the body location..

[@gungagalunga7761]

Gotta love this narration and the smooth vocals of narrator. Thanks for another insightful episode!

[@sheeniebeanie2597]

When the detectives say "I don't think you're an evil person", I just think to myself "well, I do!"

[@6ftmouse349]

It’s an interrogation technique dummy😂

[@diamond69644]

I can’t imagine how hard it is to be so disgusted with someone but have to be buddy buddy and nice so they’ll give up info 😭

[@Yo-mamashouse]

He only lived about 18 months in prison,killed by a cellmate....

[@jittstv]

The irony I wonder what was going on n his head as he was being killed

[@shannonreaves4722]

@@jittstvwho cares. Hopefully he suffered

[@adellsternberg]

A lot of inmates do not like people that mess with children or women

[@terriekurney6548]

Cellmates were waiting for him.

[@theunforgiven2885]

Child predators aren't safe in jail

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

This is every parents worst nightmare. Losing a child is horrific enough, but when she’s snatched from her own bed? God bless the family. I can’t begin to imagine their pain and suffering ❤

[@sideglance]

😢it's soul breaking!!

[@loriw2661]

“God bless the family”……… Yeah, your god has a funny way of blessing a family.

[@Just_Smile-n2w]

@@loriw2661 Another loser trolling believers. How original 🙄

[@YelenaBlanka]

@@loriw2661 hereeeee we go 🙄🙄🙄smh 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@moirakizito4828]

​@Yelena Blanka ignore that tibuse polo licking waka

[@A1SoniaM]

6:33 It's NOT a neighbor's responsibility to put themselves in a role of 'food feeder' of the children in the neighborhood, it's the children's respective parents responsibility to feed their own child/children. He's acting like the children in his neighborhood are suffering from famine and he's only one with food to feed them. 🙄😤RED FLAG NUMBER ONE!

[@A1SoniaM]

@@hairyballing9901 ..I know the logic behind the trick= it's dumb logic nonetheless.

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

role*

[@jaela02]

When the Boss Man came in, I felt like I was at a car dealership. He was coming in to close the deal.

[@A6Legit]

Had to call in the big dawg

[@assocrec]

Me too but what a terrible closer. These cops all use the same line, are you a stone cold killer or monster or did you just make a mistake?

[@missingmimic]

Narrator: he did not in fact, *actually* get away with it.

[@andyvankerkhove6902]

but he lived his life for 17 years instead of spending them in jail.... thats a big difference.....

[@edgarhernandez4529]

Click bait. 😂😂

[@franny607]

He only got away with not telling where kirsten is,but he got what he deserve in a very special way

[@DragonballZTime]

what you mean

[@daryaansari5271]

@@DragonballZTime his cellmate killed him in his cell.

[@germyw]

@@daryaansari5271 damn

[@bobbowie9350]

I guess they will never find her remains. Really sad.

[@Toothlessfatguyplaysguitar]

This was the first time I ever cheered and literally applauded at the end when it was told Palmer was strangled and beaten to Death!!!

[@leeannwitt4968]

Jailhouse justice!! He's under the jail now:/

[@Nynex]

Spoiler alert

[@mattpeters4700]

get help.

[@WildWombats]

@FollowUrJoy if you're reading comments before the video, then you're just opening the door for spoilers. The idea of comments is to talk about what happened in the video, so by default you're going to be getting spoilers.... The whole comments section should be considered as a giant "Spoiler" section, so peruse at your own risk until you've watched the video, this is true in every video....

[@TheBaddestBihh]

@@mattpeters4700 🤡🤡🤡

[@YourNightmare4u2c]

He didn't outsmart them. They had to wait for DNA results. He was a person of interest from day one.

[@JenX1975]

My thoughts exactly

[@meganrotham811]

But he got to live free for 20 years so would think he’d outsmarted them all. Probably always looked over his shoulder wondering when this day would come but after that long any monster would think they got away with it. Rest in peace Kirsten and rot in hell monster

[@sideglance]

He thought he was smarter than all of them! Else he would have moved away somewhen soon!!!!!!! He never thought that he would ever get caught!!!

[@glee21012]

@@meganrotham811 Better 10 go free than an innocent person be sent to prison or executed.

[@derekjeter9083]

My dude... 20 years... This isn't your dad going out to get milk. This is DNA results.

[@SoloSailing77]

I had a friend that lived there. Ah, I don't remember his name. However, I do remember his 8 year old boy. He knows every kid by name, except her??!! Thank You cold case detectives!

[@johnkirkhart4]

he's a winner

[@fieldbilly4063]

Creepy as sh**

[@matthewsneed5752]

It’s odd that he brings up “that’s back when I was fishing all the time. Sometimes I’d get home from work, grab some poles and go fishing, sometimes all night.” Makes me wonder if he dumped the body in a lake or something.

[@trent3235]

Sneeds feed and seed

[@Unstrict]

Sad even if he gave the location the body is probably completely spread out / consumed by wildlife. Rest in peace

[@katybug6572]

Wow.. smart thinking tho.. that poor girl 💜🙏😢

[@sharongrigg5336]

If only the cellmate had tortured him a little bit longer before killing him he just might have revealed where he'd put Kirsten. This poor baby girl, i dread to think what she went through. As a mom of 3 daughter's it's every parents worse nightmare.

[@sharongrigg5336]

@@ilb735 I'm referring to this case, stop nitpicking, it wasn't a feminist remark, stop making it something it wasn't.

[@ilb735]

@@sharongrigg5336 merely stating a fact, not trying to make anything out of anything. Not a good day or are you generally as quick when it comes to jumping to conclusions/ biting heads off ? 🤦‍♂️🥰

[@ilb735]

@@dailybread7687 your comment makes no sense. ( & you had nothing nice to say) maybe you could Take your own advice, rather than just preach it? ...

[@karenamyx2205]

@@ilb735 I hate when people make these dumb "well this happens to X group of people too"... yeah, sure it does. But we arent talking about those cases. We are talking this one. Which shouldn't come across as diminishing any one else to a well adjusted functioning adult.

[@mandypdx]

@@ilb735she literally said “every parents nightmare”. Not parents of daughters, she just said she has 3

[@nrsjuggalo]

Some detectives talk about the weirdest things sometimes. No one cares about his urinating habit on airplanes! Lol

[@icantthinkofaname15]

He's just a weirdo

[@abzabzabzabz2691]

Loool I read this as he was talking about doctor recommending water for indigestion. Pure verbal diarrhea to make rapport

[@JenX1975]

Right. Surely he could have thought of ANYTHING else to talk about

[@zionstayfit920]

😂😂 I’m like damn I pee a lot a night to can’t get proper rest but damn sir get to the real topic at hand

[@adrianfitzpatrick4638]

Ha I liked his style, I rate his performance here most highly 🤣

[@Sandrawest64]

When they say, "to tell you the truth..." you can pretty much figure they're lying. I notice he is distancing himself by making a point of calling Kirsten "the kid". He almost caught himself a couple times, a slight hesitation

[@koolbreze6652]

Hi Jennifer. Yes...pretty much. I thought I was the only one to notice that!! His almost slipping and saying Kirsten! He was defensive off the bat. What a soulless entity to not tell her Mother where her BabyGirl was. The Detective was unfortunately right that he would take it to his grave before telling the truth.

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

​@@koolbreze6652 umm.. he said Kirsten multiple times. He even said her first & last name at the end of the interview. Not defending him in any way but quit making stuff up. Its weird.

[@koolbreze6652]

@@Gameboy-Unboxings Uumm...He referred to her more as "the kid", playing ignorant. The only thing weird is YOUR comment. What did I make up? I was agreeing with Jennifer about his almost slip ups when he kept forgetting to HIMSELF to call her "the kid". You miss read my comment. Never said that he didn't call her Kirsten. ✌🏽🙂

[@macysondheim]

@@koolbreze6652your comment implied that he didn’t call her Krista…you were trying to make it seem like you have some ground breaking insight when really you don’t. It’s like running off the backup emergency tank of gas you keep in the trunk. The cars gonna start & drive just fine, but you don’t have much to go on…. Don’t get all worked up Lol, it’s okay. We don’t think ur weird.

[@koolbreze6652]

@@macysondheim My apologies on what YOU implied it to be. Still weird to me. 💋

[@blessedsellars1472]

The fact that he still tried to deny the DNA test is baffling!! What a garbage person.

[@inkstain7193]

I’ve never met a thief that admitted to stealing….

[@manicobservations9605]

"I was not there!" What an excellent defense.

[@macysondheim]

Why is it baffling.

[@ImHereAlso]

Thanks for the upload. I like watching these without a lot of talking over the interview 👍. This was a really sad ending. I'm glad he was removed from society. Too bad they aren't all locked up.

[@karenmadison7891]

Y'all just made my day, thanks

[@williampropst5443]

Not the ending I like seeing with these cases, as I wish her remains could have been found, but it’s satisfying as hell to know this bastard finally got caught, had to spend some years in prison, and got brutally murdered himself. It’s almost poetic. I feel so bad for her family and their lack of closure. Maybe one day she will be discovered and able to be finally laid to rest

[@Nevertrump-b1n]

He was murdered in prison?

[@shyleeaus]

@@Nevertrump-b1nwatch the damn video. My hell.

[@jaggirl]

Wow, 20 years. 6hats a long time. I bet he thought he'd gotten away with it. Monster he is. Cant escape that good old jailhouse justice..

[@mattb6646]

Better late than never I suppose. Wish he would have gotten immediate jailhouse justice though

[@stephenbiegel6917]

What a great ending. Love when these people get what’s coming to them.

[@Micelyx3]

as much as I agree he deserved it, I was sad for the girls mom.. I wish she would have been able to bury her child. Now that he's gone they'll never find her. Usually after criminals have a lengthy stay in prison they will offer up the location of their victims to get special treatment in the prison. Like they will deal with the DA that they want to be moved from where they are in exchange for the location of the body.

[@zangin]

Just by the way this guy talks about the way he was, and his detailed knowledge of some things, and unable to remember things related to the case is suspicious. He exhibits all of the behaviors of a predictor. I don’t know any single adult male who would go out of his way to “feed” neighborhood kids, unless he wanted to be around them.

[@jasminerussell9732]

Bang on

[@youbetyourwrasse]

a "predictor"? hehee

[@inkstain7193]

I’m an older single guy. I even drive a white work van. Although I don’t hang out with kids much, they are fun to make laugh ect. Had fun raising my boys and later helping with a grandson. Yet I’m no chomo and think they should be executed. Can’t always judge a book by its cover but it’s good to be cautious.

[@EwMuva]

​@@stephenkroll9555I thought the same💯not saying he was a good guy😂😂 but no one wants to see a hungry kid

[@GigglewithFelix321]

What is he predicting?

[@jstape740]

Lol...great tactics... " I bullied a kid in high school and then I apologized and I felt better..."

[@dancesmokesmile344]

He didn’t outsmart them though, he was caught and he got killed in jail, it just unfortunately took way too long before he was caught

[@mattb6646]

Well thats the point. He got away with it for 20 years, that's more than twice that little girls life, and nearly a lifetime for some. Not because he was clever, just because forensics finally caught up, thankfully they saved the evidence

[@nadinekeating3255]

Notice how he conveniently (without being asked) mentioned that a friend of his use to live in the same house Kristen and her family lived in? He also says "in fact, I helped him build that fence around the house". 🙄 He knows he's sitting in that room because they collected his DNA from the scene, and now they've finally got him. He's already setting up a reason as to why his DNA would be in those places.

[@Mamabear1320-h4k]

The boys in Macalister took care of him. That's the prison he went to.

[@privard89]

These are great detectives. They had this horrible case in the beginning of their careers and never forgot about it or stopped trying to find out who killed her all these years. Now right before passing the torch and retiring they solved the case

[@misswildlife7905]

They didn't solve it completely because the little girl wasn't found.

[@karenamyx2205]

@@misswildlife7905 That is unfortunate, sure, but ill take putting the killer behind bars over finding some bones any day. Its pretty solved IMO

[@misswildlife7905]

@@karenamyx2205 "some bones"...hmmm that was someone's beautiful daughter, not 'some bones'.

[@Nick-nu8wz]

​@@misswildlife7905you're right, they aren't just bones. It's a shame that he wouldn't say where she was located to give the family the closure they deserve along with a proper burial ceremony. They might've found the killer but that little girl is still missing.

[@Crim3Watch3r]

​​@@karenamyx2205"some bones." 🤮🚮

[@AnangryLibertarian]

I’d say watch out for anyone who wants to “help” your kids. No normal people want to be around kids like that. Normal people naturally don’t believe it’s right to hang out with other people’s kids. I know my kids wouldn’t be allowed around anyone known as “uncle Tony”. You can tell his story is a lie. How could you remember a specific night down to the details of a specific night 17 years ago?

[@azinone9876]

this isn't true, actually. I work at my kids' elementary school during lunch and recess, so I've gotten to know the kids really well. I adore them, in the most appropriate way. We connect through sports and/or activities, and I would absolutely love hanging out with them after school hours. Some people connect with kids, and of course there are those who take advantage and hurt them, but to suggest it's odd or weird for adults to connect to and/or spend time with kids isnt normal...isn't right. I say this with respect, understanding your perspective, but just want to pipe in bc there are MANY adults who influence kids in the best ways. So many of my teachers were mentors of mine, and a big reason is they spent time with me outside of school. MOST of us arent pedos and murderers. It's horrifying when an adult is, but generally speaking most people have honest intentions. ☺

[@AnangryLibertarian]

@@azinone9876 I was referring to the neighborhood creep that has kids around for no reason. You have a reason to be there around children being that you have children yourself.

[@bridgetgress]

​@@azinone9876I think both of you are right. People who have jobs in education aren't completely safe, but at least there are a lot of safeguards set up in schools to prevent bad things from happening. I'm a private music teacher, so I go to people's houses and teach their kids piano. But there are still boundaries of what I should/shouldn't do with these kids. It isn't possible or appropriate for an adult to be friends with children in any circumstance. As a parent myself, I would be VERY CAREFUL who I let hang around my children in this day and age. I don't think everyone is a pedo and murderer. But that doesn't mean everyone shares my values and that any adult can be trusted.

[@Universal_Bias]

Nobody's "normal."

[@dewilew2137]

Absolutely. It makes me wonder how anyone still thinks Michael Jackson is innocent. He admitted to sleeping in the same bed with at least six different prepubescent boys every single night for weeks, months, or up to a year straight. Anyone who still buys that “no childhood” nonsense is in denial. The man was a textbook PDF-file.

[@AABB-bm9kk]

“…I -I mean I didn’t even know I lived there until right now…” 😂”…blah-blah-blah…” 😁

[@numberzthegreat]

The Gold is when the detectives "put the guard down" this man opened up about details as an outsider looking in, I could make an assumption he was guilty of EVEN more kid touching. Guilty of 1st degree murder at 18 and then he mentions his former wife "died all of a sudden". This man is most likely guilty of WAY more.

[@karenamyx2205]

If he was convicted of first degree murder at 18 he would have been in jail when this murder happened.. use your head man. It was assault, not murder.

[@TrinaMarie_Babygirl]

Didn’t his girlfriends daughter state he was doing things to her as a child?

[@davide.b8027]

The worst kind of case; one where you know who the disgusting pedo is but you don't have the evidence to put him in jail.

[@dancesmokesmile344]

He was in jail for it, but he’s not anymore because he got killed there

[@AndrewPureMI]

​@@dancesmokesmile344 yea after years and years and years of getting away with it! How do you not realize thats what they meant dude? I feel like your grasping at straws on purpose!!

[@dancesmokesmile344]

@@AndrewPureMI I’m sorry, I definitely didn’t mean in that way, I meant it as a good thing, like; at least he got caught eventually, and got a small part of what he deserved, even though I know it was way too late

[@insidious6068]

@@AndrewPureMI If you aren't glad that the person went to jail for this, then I don't know how your brain functions. It doesn't matter how long it takes for them to get to jail. It is better than him not going to jail.

[@AndrewPureMI]

@@insidious6068 I never said I wasn’t happy I’m glad he was arrested but I was talking about the comment that was made dude…

[@johnycage2115]

I Can’t Be A Detective I Will Risk My Job And Slap The Ancestors Outta These Suspects

[@JT0007]

I generally dislike China but think we need to copy how they deal with sexual predators 🇺🇸

[@olimpzeus4115]

Imagine working for months a case like this and trying to find that little girl's body. You sit across the guy who you know did it and he won't tell you... It takes alot of restraint to be civil at that point.

[@ericsalidbar1693]

@@olimpzeus4115 yeah but you Can base shit on feelings. Cops already act like this and innocent ppl get locked up and you know what cops say? For the greater good we break the law because we have a hunch that if they didn’t get caught this time they would have got caught later down the road, whats it matter if they didn’t do it now but will later. Im not excusing this piece of shits actions but thats why we live in a civilized society because most of the time we need evidence without a doubt cause your feeling aren’t always right.

[@liamhunter2000]

The guy said he has to wake up every 2 hours for nebulizer treatments for breathing, then start smoking a cigarette in the interview room...

[@JenniferBode]

I’m a nurse…I still have to tell people to not take their oxygen tanks out when they want to go smoke 😩

[@Hatbox948]

Typical smoker. My dad smoked himself to death. He smoked around his oxygen tank. I worried he'd blow us up.

[@jakejacobson2999]

He probably put a little fudge in his drawers when they first told him why he’s there 😂

[@MaroonedInDub]

Poor little girl. It is a good revenge for her and her family that he got murdered in prison. Beaten and strangled to death while locked in a tiny room is appropriate but is still too quick for him though.

[@docadams7099]

He got killed by another murderer. Think about who you're commending.

[@MaroonedInDub]

@@docadams7099 More than half a century ago, I asked my grandmother to sign my new autograph book. She wrote on the first new page "By hook or by crook, I will be first in this book". The meaning is to get a job done by using any means necessary. So, all that is important here in this situation is that the job is done. Your confused state of mind is irrelevant.

[@Nick-nu8wz]

Him: I don't do drugs Also him: lights up a cigarette and cracks open a beer

[@AndySalinger33]

48:00 boom! It seems almost universal in these major case interrogations, that detectives will strike anywhere from 45-60 minutes after the beginning of the interview. Makes perfect sense. It takes that amount of time to establish rapport and build up to the “here’s the deal” phase. Thanks for this channel. You’ve provided countless hours of entertainment and intrigue. Cheers! edit: I just realized I’m somehow now not subscribed to this channel! I’ve rectified that, but figured you might want to know, in case others are under the false assumption that they’re subbed. It’s probably just some KZbin chicanery.

[@koolbreze6652]

Thank you Andy!! Just noticed the same on mine and I KNOW I subbed. 🤔 I also have spent countless hours on this channel, the cases are very interesting and informative. Thanks again for the lookout. 👍🏼

[@TheWatcherxx99]

I don't know how you guys don't know you're not subbed to channels you like 🤯

[@koolbreze6652]

@@TheWatcherxx99 WHAT Chris!!?? Are you serious?? I am 53 and not tech savvy at all.

[@sarahholland2600]

Criminal must be dumb as .... Takes way more than an hour or making nice to get me to open up to anyone.

[@wildechild5]

​@@TheWatcherxx99 oh you think you're so witty with your comment, did you actually read what was written? Had you read it you would know that that's not what they said. They said they somehow became unsubscribed. The first person said after watching this video they noticed that they were not subscribed to the channel and maybe it was just something funny going on with KZbin. then they told people to go look at their accounts to make sure that they are subscribed to the Channel. Next person says hey I noticed that about mine too and they had to subscribe back to the channel. Never did they say they didn't know they weren't subscribed to the channel. They were saying I know I subscribed to the channel and now I'm not subscribed to Channel how is that happening? Do you understand witty person? Might want to apologize to the people that you offended.

[@jeremyneff]

21:06 - "About three or four o'clock in the morning [Dog] went to Raisin Hill." I'm pretty sure the dog didn't go to Raisin Hill. Automatically generated subtitles can be wrong...and funny.

[@GrobbyNoblin]

This kinda guy really gets me mad. How could.he live with himself for so long knowing he murdered a little girl?

[@xlordzee]

By living

[@rathersleepthanstayawakezzz]

​@MotoCouple "agreed!! Unfortunately the answer to that is because he's the kind of guy, who could murder(among other things) a little girl"

[@mattb6646]

I mean how can someone murder a child in the first place? Just be thankful you don't understand it, else you might do it

[@mattpeters4700]

I can't even imagine. People like that must be half braindead. Theres times I can't stop thinking about shity things I said to someone in a conversation 15 years ago ffs.

[@54545flipperdipper]

@@mattb6646 wtf 🤬

[@adellsternberg]

So glad he got caught, who knows if he's been responsible for any other child's death and she was most likely put where he went fishing, in the water or on the way there. I'm also glad there is jailhouse Justice. Some inmates just do not like anyone who messes with a child or woman. Rest in peace little one the monster has been taken care of

[@charleslaine]

This is such a clear version of this video! Such an improvement over the other ones I’ve seen of this same interrogation. Want some chicken!

[@DeRock401]

Yeah it’s a shame tho cuz this case has been covered by literally every other Channel already.

[@zangin]

Honestly, I’m getting tired of seeing channels that just use somebody else’s work, and replaying it, adding a few comments etc, just to get views.

[@hollypuckett3931]

…chicken??

[@lindawall6833]

@@hollypuckett3931 He gave chicken to the neighbour kids...

[@hollypuckett3931]

@@lindawall6833 Oooohhh hahahahah ok ok I hadn’t gotten in that far yet

[@SamtheMan0508]

Just a couple of pals yacking about everyday life.😂

[@Jim_L]

I've watched tons of these interrogation videos, and once in a while, you come across a detective or detectives who you really like, who are really good. And I liked these two a lot! Their delivery and style are like a cross between characters from the movie "Fargo" and the TV show "The Andy Griffith Show." They were so gentle, yet they never let up. They were relentless yet always remained delicate and soothing. If you were a suspect in that room with them, you might be fooled into thinking that they aren't all that smart, maybe a little slow upstairs -- but you would find yourself in for a huge surprise. 👍

[@matthewzablocki5310]

And that's why they didn't get anything. They were to gentle.

[@dibutler9151]

I used my blonde hair and thick Southern accent in business for decades. People thought I was pretty enough, but sounded a bit slow, lol. Then I swooped in and landed the kill shot.

[@Jim_L]

@@matthewzablocki5310 Naw, I disagree; it wasn't that they were too gentle; it was that this loser was simply not going to budge, no matter who came at him. When you're presented with the type of evidence he was shown, he comes out looking ridiculous when he makes ludicrous claims that he doesn't know how his DNA got all over the place.

[@Jim_L]

@@dibutler9151 YEAH! I love that approach! 💪

[@NeoRipshaft]

Eyyy grats on the sponsor - glad you found one that works with the channel.

[@Red021686]

That awkward moment when you dig a hole to hide a body, and you find another body...

[@rhondaroberts9581]

How can this guy know so much about the neighborhood kids but nothing about the missing girl? Really?

[@callamastia]

it’s a little annoying that he kept denying it, passed 2 polygraphs, and the only fingerprints they found were the girls.

[@diamond69644]

It’s not hard to pass a polygraph tests especially if it’s been a long time since the crime happened ! And at least they found his blood or he would still be free and alive 🤢

[@oootaffooo501]

Didn't outsmart his cell mate though did he 😂

[@amycurtis1221]

Im just so gutted that the little girl was never found and now his fate we will deffo never know :/ so sorry for her family i couldnt think of anything worse !

[@bocateeca]

It's interesting how the suspect keeps saying "you know" whenever he's not comfortable with the questions being asked. It shows how nervous he is. I've noticed this in several interrogations. .

[@bassdmin7436]

That poor child. My heart 💜 breaks for her.

[@nancydaniel4716]

he's probably wondering how long it will take to be murdered in prison

[@djw8504]

I read in the comments that he did get killed in prison. It’s a shame that he was able to live freely for all these years, and never gave up the place he put her little body. SMDH!! Evil Bastard!! 👿

[@austinballard3818]

Ya know .. when I feel hopeless.. when I feel like life is stacking up and beginning to feel too heavy to bear.. when the dread of facing each day becomes stronger than then the joy of enduring it.. I watch videos like this and then remind myself... At least I didn't murder someone and then get faced with the rest of my life in prison . If I was in this dudes shoes . Not only would I be evil. But I'd be facing life in prison from these detectives.. and if I was him... And then all of a sudden I woke up back in my own body and life.. I'd be on top of the world. And then I feel better

[@DaliaDippolito.]

Lololol. 5000% THIS

[@ticket2space]

Could you imagine... "April fools! Haha we totally got you bro you thought you were going to prison huh? LOL"

[@DaliaDippolito.]

Lolol can u even imagine?

[@Abraham.junior]

I felt sorry for the detectives.😢they tried so hard to get him to talk but it shows that monsters are there among us.

[@jackechevarria3669]

I like how lots of these start with fake friendly chatter when in reality the detective want to lock the guy away for life.

[@antshield]

Jeez, what an abrupt violent ending for a guy I spent the past hour getting to know. Deserved, but still a strange feeling.

[@FromDallas]

Tell the detective I'm going to pray to the Patron Saint of Urinary Tract Infections for him. Light a candle, too.

[@ABeautfulMess]

This intergation was my first behavior science study..WoW. The burp is still my favorite indication of lying 😂

[@nikkid8729]

Also, the constant inhaling/sniffling he does.

[@johnnybickle13]

He said he'd load up his poles and go to Draper, not river. There is a lake there called Draper. I have watched this interrogation several times. He states he was fishing a lot during that time. I have often thought that may be a possible lead as to where to look for the body.

[@johnnybickle13]

@@hairyballing9901 Better than internet history... They had his DNA on her clothing. Yea he did it with 100 percent certainty.

[@bbeats5689]

I really wish they had given him a deal in order to find the body. I as a mother would be forever devastated because I could never see my child again or have a proper burial. My heart goes out to her family. May she rest in peace.

[@Findpepperbridge]

I agree. I’d rather cut a deal if there is a possibility of recovery. But he lied to his family for so long he would never tell the truth

[@bryce6445]

yea and they wouldn’t give him the deal if it didn’t turn out to be true, maybe they asked at a later time when he was in jail so he really knew he wanted a lesser sentence or something

[@penskepc2374]

I remember thinking they would have had no chance with this guy without DNA. Even when they brought up the DNA his responses were as good as one could possibly have, outside of asking for a lawyer, obviously.

[@Dann8-i2k]

I love how the very first thing out of the detectives mouth is about how he constantly drinks water and needs to pee 😅 new interrogation technique? 😂😂😂

[@rigolmgs]

my heart goes out to victim family. Nice to see this murderer did not disappeared thru all those years.

[@chonkyb3134]

We must protect our Children from these perverts, it seems they are all over now, schools, libraries, neighborhoods etc !

[@jayclark5912]

I dont think its coincidence that his ex girlfriend had 2 little girls. Sick MF'er.

[@diamond69644]

I think someone said he was suspected of abusing one of her kids and got off :///

[@noverdah8991]

Good video but I would highly recommend reading through the subtitles before uploading. Many of them are incorrect. Besides that, great video, thanks!

[@zacsampson9681]

Why did it take them 17 years to get the DNA tested and bring him in.

[@technopykie18]

They probably didn't have accurate enough testing up till then. It's only quite recently they have been able to test smaller samples and sometimes they only get one shot if they don't have enough. Basically they were probably advised not to risk loosing the sample till the tech was available.

[@Ett.Gammalt.Bergtroll]

@@technopykie18 Bingo. A lot of cold cases are like this: DNA was collected decades ago but testing was in it’s infancy and wasn’t refined enough to accurately test it.

[@karenamyx2205]

Yeah, its just like why is it taking them so long to give us flying cars. We got the cars, just make em fly. How hard can it be.... Yes, this is satirical.

[@SeanWinters]

I cannot imagine how horrible the sister must feel, knowing that she could have sounded the alarm but was too deeply asleep.

[@Anthonyistheone]

Big big shout out to his celly. Did us all a solid!!!

[@josephjolley6058]

Damn man...imagine getting away with a crime like this to continue being a 50 year old drunken yard worker...

[@mickeyjackson9318]

City paid outdoor work with pension beats a lot of factory jobs in 110 degrees heat

[@Flotter-Flo]

These groomer type murderers are some of the worst ones. With guys like him, the reason they are drawn to children is because they think the kids can't immediately recognize them as the disgusting cowards that they are. RIP Kirsten, be forgotten random pe*o killer.

[@raineydaygirl5970]

He lasted 13 months in prison!

[@raineydaygirl5970]

Only 13 months in prison & “buh-bye” in the most painful way by his cellmate…it happens more often than you might think to child predators; & sadly no closure for Shannon. Kirstin was never found.

[@Younghoggin]

I remember this like it was yesterday this shook the community into a state of uproar because everyone knew he did it back then accept the cops😢 it was overwhelming evidence way back then it was footprints that led from his back yard to Kirstens window sad story

[@tayaprince5316]

The cops knew as well, but they have to have to have proof 'beyond reasonable doubt'.

[@tatianaflores1926]

Loss of any child is heart shattering!

[@annac9534]

Except*

[@Mamabear1320-h4k]

I'm from MWC. I'm glad they finally got him. He didn't last long at Big Mac did he. I think he put her at Draper or Thunderbird. He worked at both lakes. RIP sweet girl 💔🙏🕊️🌹

[@cineMADvocate]

@@annac9534 literally no one had trouble understanding what was said. You feel better about contributing literally nothing to the conversation?

[@J.C...]

An ex-friend of mine's girlfriend at the time, Christy(Christine) Wolfe, was murdered when we were like 15. She was 14? I think and her best friend's dad snuck into her apartment bedroom window and murdered her. Smh. It was messed up. His name is/was James Casey. You can look it up. My best friends mom went missing a few years before that. Her name was Jan Todd. Her body, & the man she went missing with, Jodie Toney, was found like 10 yrs later. They were buried in his truck under a 75 ft tall gravel mound at a local gravel company. A worker found the truck while attempting to move gravel from the mound. 15 yrs later, they still have never arrested anyone for it when it's obvious someone at the company was involved. Look it up also lol. I'm not making any of this up. I also lived with a serial killer for around 3 months back around 2003. He was friends with my roommate at the time and stayed on our couch one summer. No one knew that at the time. Only that he was a person of interest in a case from the 90s where a girl went missing, named Kristy O'Pry. We didn't know this at the time, either. His name is Eric Mickelson. He ended up killing an old man around 2010 and maybe the man's gf. I don't recall exactly. But he admitted to killing Kristy, also. The guy was a weirdo. Always read the Bible and tried quoting scripture and having Bible studies like he just got home from prison. For all I know, he might have. He reminded me of a wannabe conman. Thought he was charismatic and slick but he wasn't. And I was friends with a guy that's in prison for life on armed robbery charges. They also suspect him in a drug-related quadruple homicide and a bunch of other violent home invasions, robberies, and murders. Apparently it all stopped when he went to jail, they said. When the FBI asked me why I was hanging out with someone like that, I said 'I met him thru mutual friends and knew his reputation. So I made sure he was with me and not against me because you don't want an enemy like him. I knew what he was capable of. Or what I had heard anyway. And I wanted no part of that part of him." No, I'm not exaggerating or making it up. The last guys name was Jerrod Johnson. You can look it up too. His name plus quadruple homicide.

[@diamond69644]

Damn bro… be safe out there 🙏🏻

[@DaliaDippolito.]

Creepy asf

[@jordanalbano9780]

so he *DIDN’T* actually get away with it

[@Anthonyistheone]

Its unfortunate he got almost 20 years of freedom. Who knows who else he hurt too.

[@notapplicable761]

I can’t stand a liar, but I dang sure can’t stand a liar that lies to the bitter end knowing you have refutable evidence!

[@MrAlcline]

I'm so sad. Wish I could have been there to hold uncle Tony down during his last moments on earth!!😊

[@CharlieTheTexan]

The conspiracy theorist in me is always like, "Well.... maybe it _is_ a conspiracy" whenever they ask if the suspect thinks it's some sort of conspiracy.

[@dystopian..]

Fun fact. He was beaten to death in prison

[@diamond69644]

The funnest fact

[@TechReviews2010]

Amen

[@djdedeo0]

The real justice was served in his prison cell.

[@eliseross6885]

These predators always think they are so convincing that they can charm their way out of any wrong they do. They have been honing their skills for their entire life. These pieces of garbage take from children their innocence and that can never be given back .

[@jedicodm4341]

Did anyone else notice the tone in his voice change once he was asked about his thoughts on Shannon , even his speech became slurred at some points and increased In speed . Creepy

[@RisingRose94]

Good ole prison justice. Only ones we can count on to hand out those sentences that all those scum bags deserve.

[@mattb6646]

I hope they all get the broom handle if you catch my drift

[@Zangodoo]

@@mattb6646 I dont

[@mattb6646]

@@Zangodoo k, you don't catch my drift or you hope they don't get that?

[@Zangodoo]

@@mattb6646 catch your drift

[@fredmercury1314]

1:20:28 That's not true. It's perfectly possible for it to be someone else's blood, it's just ludicrously unlikely. But that doesn't mean it is. Ludicrously unlikely things happen. They happen quite often, in fact. Which itself is ludicrous.

[@CatladyKiefFingers_deLarios]

Detective talks about needing a nebulizer for his grandson and how insurance is making it hard and the suspect causually mentions that he has 2 of them that he got for free and doesnt even offer his spare one to the detective for his grandson. Cold as ice.

[@shockostrichpaak640]

"Drugs? no. I just drink beer." alcoholics are so funny

[@rflair]

Most don't know it is a drug.

[@XX-121]

@@rflair they do but don't want to accept it. they are a special type of trash. when they vocally condemn and belittle people that use a different drug than them, just like sober people refuse to give up simple things like cigarettes, ice cream, television or video games, but still want to condemn you for your use your use of marijuana, lsd, etc, etc

[@nancydaniel4716]

he knew he was going to prison 17 years ago. I bet he traumatizes many children 😢

[@fredmercury1314]

*Cops:* [any question at all, about anything] *Correct answer:* I don't answer questions.

[@Sabine_Kienast]

Now we kmow the whole life story a peeing routine from the detective 😂 Well, thanks for that

[@marcusmoore8237]

TONY SAID..I DRINK BEER 🍺...I LOVE THIS ONE TO. HELLL I DIDN'T THINK NOTHING ABOUT IT,🤣👋

[@ShidaPenns]

Those who don't face true justice in this life, face it in the next.