COL. RUSSELL WILLIAMS FULL MURDER CONFESSION

The full murder confession of Col. Russell Williams during a brilliant police interrogation by Detective Jim Smyth. David Russell Williams (born March 7, 1963) is an English-born Canadian, convicted murderer, rapist, and former Colonel in the Canadian Forces. From July 2009 until his arrest in February 2010, he commanded CFB Trenton, a hub for air transport operations in Canada and abroad and the country's largest military airbase. Williams was also a decorated military pilot who had flown Canadian Forces VIP aircraft for dignitaries such as Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, and the Governor General and Prime Minister of Canada.
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[@BestBibleStories]

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[@shydreamguyman4098]

The only reason OJ wasn't locked up for the 2 murders was because they already had 1 riot by black people and were afraid that convicting him after they made a public spectacle of his trial would cause another worse riot by black people .But they did find him Responsible Financially for Both Murders that is why they took everything they could from him .What scared the hell out of me was the resemblance her sister had to Nicole What Angers me the most still today is how people bring up "He killed his ex wife" but act like he didn't also brutally murder Ron Goldman too ! His Stint in the Nevada Prison Because he's a Stupid Fuck who tried to steal back what was legally confiscated from him is so far the only real justice so far .Unfortunately he's free again out on Parole.

[@reneeg8857]

We all know he did it...fckin animal! I hope he gets the same in return one day. It wasnt just the riots, the stupid Furman guy messed it up for the cops. That weighed more by way of discrimination. They looted because of the excess beating & the cops getting off. Looting helps no one but couldve been avoided if justice had been served on the cops. That case & Ojs separated society & not for good reasons. Blacks were wrong looting & beating up random white people after Rodney verdict & whites were wrong to pretend the cops didnt deserve time.

[@sharkbite5744]

TAC TIMES not funny. And I won’t be subbing to ur shit channel.

[@graphenepixel8231]

TAC TIMES how much data can the computer store?

[@tonistark4169]

Not funny! This is a sick son of a bitch, a sociopath who kills and rapes women then takes pictures and “momento’s” of his crimes and stores them to reminisce about his crimes. I hope he got the death penalty as the military don’t fool around. These woman were most likely scared to death of not only being raped, sodomized and then being killed. Thank God this Detective was speaking without judgement and establishing trust even if it disgusted him! It sounds like he spent hours with these women who were in absolute terror. He has a perversion for underwear obviously 🙄 so it’s really no joke. In reality this is a chilling confession! 🤢🤬 Rot in hell MF

[@shanebrown1544]

"Will you be discreet?" Yeah we're just gonna put it on KZbin with the thumbnail of you in a dress lol

[@frankiebullivant6852]

😂

[@helenrussell5634]

Lol🤣🤣🤣

[@BestBibleStories]

Oops... my bad.

[@shanebrown1544]

@@BestBibleStories well, it's not a dress, more of a nice crop top and little panties ;) lol

[@shogunatepena5302]

It won't let me thumbs up your comment for some reason, so here 😆😂😆

[@blee3205]

if detective jim smyth walks into your interrogation room, dont make any plans for the next 25 years.

[@slambamcam]

ty gable lol

[@kellyng2266]

Bri Town …lol…! But he can plan to stay in the jail......

[@jeremywj]

If any detective walks into your interrogation room you just remain silent. Doesn't matter if you are guilty or innocent, keep the pie hole shut.

[@HOTSPUROLDSCHOOL]

Unless your innocent

[@3llevate]

25 years? how about MAKING plans instead? last meal, a will.. what you want on your tombstone..

[@catbyte1741]

My dad was a cop for 30 years & he often talked about interviewing techniques. Smythe is BRILLIANT. The way he brought Williams to his level--he always called him Russell--not by his military rank or "sir." Smythe is respectful, but made it subtly clear that Williams was NOT superior to him. The way Smythe set the trap is absolutely mind boggling. Like I said earlier, Smythe handled him brilliantly. Wow.

[@StevenCanadianSniper]

catbyte doesn’t matter if he’s a colonel, he’s only an authority figure on base, he’s shit in the civilian world.

[@steventaylor4851]

catbyte yeah he did a good job. He wasn't confrontational and he kept the guy talking.

[@pi6913]

I completely agree. We're now in March 2018, I wonder if he is the detective interviewing Bruce McArthur, the serial killer of gay men in Toronto. Those poor men... thrown like garbage in those fuc king planters... that prick...

[@bigreddog3292]

catbyte yeah they said the exact same thing as you on the fifth estate programme.great cop work 👍🏻

[@anthonysopran4342]

catbyte He called him Russell because Russell asked him to call him by his name..Detective said Mr . Williams at first

[@KC-eq3rt]

The fact that this guy seemed & looked so normal is the scariest part of the whole thing.

[@ronfirek5824]

His eyes were as beady as they get. His wife seemed normal and he only married her to appear like he he was normal. I think since the start of snuff films ie. Bernardo and wife and porn everywhere you turn.... young people can't help themselves and go down very dark roads dont realize the horror they will cause wasting many lives for the devil. BLESSINGS The decay of society.

[@homegrownpa]

I don't envy the poor souls that had to sit through the video footage of this normal seeming monster!!

[@nomsamabunda2629]

Bless her she’s about to get the shock of her whole life 😢😢

[@DesertVox]

The HIGHER up you go in modern society, the more psychopatic it gets. FACT.

[@donedeal8385]

​@@nomsamabunda2629na, she colluded with him to hide assets once he was caught. She's as dirty as he is. And she walked.

[@user-uw8bb5kr3n]

I’ve fallen asleep to this way too many times. This guy’s ego is insane. Interrogator needs a raise

[@abelis644]

lol me too... I know it by heart... and know his every move... I don't like listening to the murders, it's too sad, but I watch until he finally starts to confess. I love the change in his demeanor...

[@LgacLgac]

Lol same

[@K4inan]

Dont fall asleep to this wtf...

[@mrlogick1098]

Way too many times huh ? That’s kinda not normal bro take it easy out there

[@julescaldwell7404]

I usually fall asleep around the foot impression part. I need to stop trying to finish it before bed. Tonight’s the night 🤞

[@kayakdog121]

Listen up everybody. Dont wear your murder shoes to a police station.

[@shanebrown1544]

Or drive the murder car lol

[@SC-sn3xs]

Or murder.

[@abelis644]

@@Kensington2714 I am convinced that "Russ" came to the station wearing one of his victim's camisoles... the perverted bastard. Look at the front of his shirt, I see 2 raised lines coming down his shirt...

[@redwingsfan3621]

😂😂😂

[@sash0047]

*checks shoes* Oh ok

[@elizabethdyer8937]

He had no remorse for murdering these women,only cared about his wife and the police tearing apart new house .. psychopath.

[@donnaholden5721]

His wife is also horrible. She sued the police service for damage to her floor. Someone should say no to these people. Let her pay for her floor repairs. Her husbands psychopathy caused the damage. Suck it up you insensitive pig.

[@ChitraJayawardena]

@@donnaholden5721 Birds of the same feathers flock together. The wife can't be a saint. (The evil predators get attracted to the innocent preys) .He took advantage of another insensitive and evil pig that was his cold wife. F... that bitch too.Maybe she hated his wired sexual desires and joined the church activities instead of caring about her predatorial husband . If they had a relationship for at least a decade it indicates how compatible they had been with each other.Mutual benefits instead of love and compassion.

[@joanpeaden3282]

You are kidding me! His wife complaning about her floors being torn up by the police looking for evidence.. does anyone think she knew about it!

[@nadia-tp1xv]

She didn't know anything and had no idea why they were searching her house to that extent, she had every right to be upset and confused by that, she also divorced him before he even got to trial for his crimes and had never had any contact with him since. They were married for a long time she like everyon around them had no idea they were around such evil.

[@ellensoucek1914]

His wife did visit him in prison, at least once, ... and she and RW somehow made a deal for her to receive the Ottawa house in the divorce. Later, both he and his former wife were successfully sued by one of the women he had assaulted on his street.

[@jasonbourne3268]

The way the investigator says "ok" is just pure chocolate

[@jimboramba]

He even snuck one in right at the very end of the video. Last word on this video was him saying ok

[@chrispapa2782]

That okkey irritates me

[@tracycraig7892]

I can't even Imagine the horror that woman went through coming out of her seizure and remembering where she was and what had happened to her....so unbelievably sad....

[@sayitaintso529]

I think that's the most cruel part. He acted like he cared, helped her through, let her rest etc when he knew he wasn't going to let her live. He could have quickly killed her while in the seizure and she probably wouldn't have been cognizant of what was going on :(

[@steventaylor4851]

Tracy Craig yeah and this psycho watched over her to make sure she didn't bite her tongue only to kill her a few hours later.

[@deemariedubois4916]

Steven Taylor The incredible part about the seizure was her family, it was a very close knit family, said she had never suffered from seizures. I think it was her attempt to hopefully get him to drop her off at a hospital. Her family believed she was using mind to try to think of ways to escape because she knew physically she had no chance. The first woman he killed after raping and torturing her, funny how he left the torture part out of his confession, fought him tooth and nail. This second woman tried the opposite, she fully cooperated with what he said but in her heart I think she knew how it was going to end and the seizure was an attempt to play on his emotions...his sympathy.

[@susan7090]

@@deemariedubois4916 except he haD none

[@kelliintexas3575]

I cried for her. She was praying, God heard her. She was not alone. I felt it in my gut.

[@janetsart]

keep in mind, they already know he's done it, before this interview begins. this cop sort of takes him by the hand and leads him up a little garden path to the truth

[@hellofreer4957]

Janet Simpson lol. Basically

[@LCbabyxO]

Janet Simpson great analogy ❤️❤️

[@harri7416]

How did the police know he was guilty? I understood that until his ‘confession’ all the police had on him were shoe prints and tyre tracks?

[@droidnick]

Mark Harridge do you really not know how they already knew he was guilty...? Seriously, if you don't I'll expaine it.

[@MaartenvanRossemLezingen]

@@droidnick please explain it

[@Chrisman77]

Imagine being his wife and hearing all this. Goes to show that you never really know someone.

[@LGRW313]

She knew he was a predator all along

[@ianmangham4570]

@RONI You dumb fuck

[@askurmom1]

All because he didn't want to admit he like anal. SMH.

[@pinkpugginz]

His wife looks 70 years old. He went after young beautiful women which is creepy cause of the dissonance between his wife and home life/murder underwear sniffing psycho

[@pinkpugginz]

@Tony Roberts ok incel

[@marciagadsden5205]

He said."I can't believe this is happening." He thought he was too intelligent to be caught.Narcissist

[@jeremywj]

Had he not been caught I think he would have started taunting the police like BTK did. You are right, they truly think they are too smart to get caught.

[@shardanorman]

That's amazing that he thought he'll talk himself out of this one.... BUT ENOUGH WAS ENOUGH!!!! It's was time he was caught, dread to think who he was thinking of next! How very sad 😥

[@emmanuallemarro3908]

And the D jumps on it because this is the first sign that he's going to talk.

[@yeahiprotest]

Time stamp?

[@kbw6917]

"I can't believe this is happening" That's EXACTLY what his victims were thinking as he entered their homes and space, assaulted and murdered them. What a self absorbed jerk.

[@REVERSE_BIAS]

I can't imagine how terrifying it must have been for the poor lady to go into her dark basement to get her cat...to see it was sat motionless and silent...fixated on something in the shadows behind the furnace.....only to find out it was a masked killer waiting.....

[@REVERSE_BIAS]

J Day Yeah, sent your Pitbull down there...shut the basement door, lock it...and wait for the screaming to stop.

[@Ben-dk6su]

I think my goldfish would be terrible at detecting an intruder

[@kristinberdis2827]

It’s so creepy right???

[@kristinasativa]

Kristin Berdis poor kitty. Watching her be murdered. Probably died of a broken heart. So sorry for victims families.

[@Wild.Wild.Web.]

I was home sick once from school and I was in my apartment on the second floor with my dog. I heard a loud noise in the first floor apartment and ignored it but my dog WOULD NOT stop barking!!! I told him to be quiet multiple times which he usually would but this time he was relentless!!! Come to find out a robber had broken into the apartment below me (which was actually my aunts apartment where my dog WOULD have been if I hadn’t stayed home from school) and stole a bunch of jewelry from my cousin. We also had a peeping Tom in the same apartment above that was robbed. My cousin had redone her room to be in the basement and there was a small window at ground level and i saw someone looking in her room!!! He ran into the woods and we called the police. It was sooo scary.

[@lanfearo]

these interrogation videos are addictive to watch, and there is something very fascinating about the whole process, detective did a good job here

[@ingrid_inthesky]

Agreed! This is the third interrogation I've watched tonight :D

[@wallywalsh2811]

Detective was great very simple and calm

[@jamesvincent4472]

He barely did qnything. Dude was dying to tell someone

[@setasan]

I want this detective to tell me bed stories. His voice is so comforting.

[@benji7587]

O ka!

[@mattzeimys945]

Absolutely me too man I’m almost passing out now

[@speezleventis7475]

😂😂😂

[@TJ-di1iq]

If I'm ever arrested, I want him to question me. I'll take the 5th and a nap...

[@deborahturner7334]

TJ oh my god I would never have to take sleeping tablets ever again 🥱😴

[@suba7320]

For those who don't want to watch the whole thing, he starts cracking at 46m onward and starts confessing at 54:30 onward

[@robertcece6972]

Thank you!

[@squid4104]

He starts crackin, at 24m! The way this amazing interviewer throws in " what kind of tyres do you have on your Pathfinder" get's me every time. Mr William's begins to look really uncomfortable from then on in my humble opinion.

[@ronson232]

At 7:22 he is a little shaken when the interrogator asks him to admit there is a connection.

[@squid4104]

ronson232 Yeah. That's true!

[@FloppyBunnyVids]

Thankyou!! Haha

[@BrendaBaBoom]

After realizing he's BUSTED @48:21 Russell says "It's hard to believe this is happening." I can only imagine his poor victims realizing the same thing. What goes around comes around. KARMA.

[@AK-tx1vg]

Unfortunately, the concept of karma doesn't really exist. Most people have and continue to get away with all kinds of crimes these days, like burglary, hit-and-runs, or repeat felonies. Just to name a very, very few.

[@leegymroyalty3095]

AK karma does exist!!!!

[@leegymroyalty3095]

Brenda BaBoom exactly I love karma

[@natalierice7501]

Brenda BaBoom I know, its not like he's being raped, tortured and killed.

[@natalierice7501]

AK God sees everything.

[@shirleypilger1705]

"I worried how this will affect my wife." He wasn't thinking about his wife when he was committing his crimes.

[@TheBigMclargehuge]

Maybe he was.

[@karlak2977]

Shirley pilger. All his wife cared about was a scratch on her had wood floors. That the police did while looking for evidence at her house. Even though they sanded. down for repair. t They had to pay her a very large amount of money.Thats all she cared about not the victims. One a good. note she was sued by one of the victims and loss.

[@anomaly19851]

It slipped his mind. It happens to the best of us.

[@marizensoul8410]

He talks so matter of fact, did he not think about these girls parents and relatives, no hes just collecting , wearing and sniffing their panties. Really creeps me out when he was hiding behind the water heater and the cat was staring at him, how horrifying that would be and she was already naked for him.

[@paulotonedef]

Shirley pilger Stuff his wife, what about the poor dead girls?.. His wife got a cheap house.. "Her dream house".

[@victorthegreat1991]

A masterpiece of an interrogation. Will always be.

[@josephmother2659]

Always has been.

[@havgzee]

He should have said I need a layers Detective Smyth 🕵️‍♂️

[@crimedramadvdhotspot7720]

Yeah & Russell, I mean Russ, Did a little farrt 46:41

[@DEBRACRANFORD]

What a great interrogator.

[@humptydumpty762]

+Deb Cranford I agree. Some suggested reading. www.abeldanger.net/2010/05/snuff-films-russell-williams-paul.html www.abeldanger.net/2012/01/russell-williams-dna-c4i-assets.html www.abeldanger.net/2012/01/russell-williams-investigation.html www.abeldanger.net/2012/01/pedophile-associates-erstwhile.html www.abeldanger.net/2014/03/1902-marine-links-mi-3-mycroft-russell.html

[@johnmorgan4405]

It is. In fact, when I took an advanced interviewing class, they cover this interview in detail. The detective did a great job with this kind of subject.

[@violetfemme411]

+humptydumpty762 Whoa...I'm feeling kinda sick but I can't stop watching! Really makes u think. I don't feel so bad now for telling my bf's 15yr old daughter she couldn't wear short shorts to the mall...

[@punchosamurai1843]

+Jacob Tube Is it true that it lasted about 10 hours? Did they cover all of it or only bits and pieces?

[@johnmorgan4405]

Just bits and pieces. Especially letting him talk, giving the subject room to confess an not just walk all over him. Also the body language and building rapport. I think something like an hour and a half went by before the investigator even started in with the case questions.

[@ella-bt8hp]

Such a clever interrogator gives me a new respect for detectives

[@jamilthemaster]

I was wondering why he shook his hand, but then I realized all interrogators are manipulative.

[@dirtybeatzuk3292]

Danielle Elizabeth Its standard interviewing tactics, i got grilled the same way for stealing a car, the way they went at me was like i killed someone, got away with it because i never answered a single question and they had no evidence. Interview took 2 hours even though i said no comment all the way. The CSI scare tactics are the same crap they said to me even though they had no DNA or anything.

[@ella-bt8hp]

Yeah definitely have to be manipulative don't they. Be nice at first to make you believe they like you and get you to talk and I placate your self!!

[@Vercingetorix.Fantasia]

DirtybeatZ uk your an idiot. Lawyer up an get the fuxk outa there. What sre you doing talkin for 2 fuckin hours? People dont seem to understand you DO NOT need to talk to the police. Legally . All you do is say you dont want to talk without your lawyer and they legally have to stop questioning. No interogatiom should ever last more than the time it tales for you to say the word " lawyer". 2 hours? I swear people dont lnoe that they do not need to speak to police. Please ppl, rhey are not your friends, lawyer up and end that session in seconds. Thats how they get you. You do not need to speak. This guy in the video likely wouldnt have been caught had he been smarter.

[@ella-bt8hp]

Lt. Frank Drebin in the UK we have to have a recorded interview under caution if we don't want to talk we just say no comment to every question. We can't just refuse an interview as you can in USA.

[@RuToob]

Dang. This detective is smooth. It's astonishing how well he controls this interview in such a quiet, unassuming way.

[@TheÒvÓwl]

Its Didi my thoughts exactly

[@meepmeepfishergirl]

It's his specialty. He's small town famous for it. ;)

[@jesnemo2677]

I saw another interrogation he did as well, can't remember the name of the suspect off the top of my head of course, I'm sorry, but he was great there as well! I've been wanting to look into Smyth's background more, education and training, I'm currently a criminal justice student with interest in forensic psychology and investigators like Smyth are such an inspiration and tool for learning.

[@meepmeepfishergirl]

@@jesnemo2677 He interrogated Michael Rafferty and Terri Lyn McClintock over the Tori Stafford murder. Perhaps that is the one you're talking about? Good luck in your endeavours @jes nemo.

[@jesnemo2677]

@@meepmeepfishergirlas i was beginning to respond i realized YES! That was the case! Thank You!! that would have bothered me until i figured it out. And given the nature of that particular crime he handled it so well, I just watched another interview recently, of Kevin Ray Underwood where the crime was against a minor and especially reprehensible and I was impressed the investigator was able to suppress his emotions as well to connect with the suspect. Thanks again!!!

[@rebeccaparker1982]

Killers walk among us at all the time.my dad always taught us to be alert , be aware of your surroundings and always listen to your instincts. If something or someone feels off listen to that inner voice .

[@mrsTraveller64]

My dad was so scared that something would happen to us girls so he pointed out every possible scenario..one was"if you come home from school and you climbe the stairs up(we lived on third floor) stop between the second and third floor and look if someone is standing there..if someone is, then turn around and run down and out of the building!!!" This made me so scared,that until today,at age 50, I check around carefully to left and right and up, when I come near my floor and apartment...

[@abelis644]

@Waldo Rojas Well, it was obviously their fault, I would appeal the cookie blacklisting if I were you!!! That's just terribly unfair!!! 🥛🍪🍪

[@abelis644]

@@mrsTraveller64 Your Dad, like mine, loved you and he was right!!!❤ When I was a small child, around 6 years old, in France in 1966, a complete stranger came toward me as I played outside with my little bicycle and literally offered me a candy...😳 I immediately took off yelling!!! lol... I'm pretty sure the poor guy was fine and just being friendly, although I don't know... but he really could have grabbed me if he wanted to. I had another weird, scary encounter with a man 4 years later, again I took off quickly, and loudly... I trust my gut ALWAYS!!! Be safe!!! Isabelle Victoria British Columbia

[@kelliintexas3575]

ALWAYS. We are an animal on this planet. We forget that. Our instincts are our animal instincts. Just like animals of Prey. Those animals instincts will keep us alive if we listen to them. In fight or flight those instincts become so heightened. Mom has told me that from a LITTLE GIRL. Saved life at 7yrs old. A man tried to abduct me & I remember that was the first thing in my mind. Scream & Run.

[@miked8227]

I do the same to my daughter, she probably thinks I’ve lost my mind. In a lot of cases it’s someone you know, friend of a friend or acquaintance.

[@hilbertsinn6886]

The detective conducting the interview is extremely skilled. I'm quite impressed.

[@R-Mean1000]

@Brian sometimes u seem more guilty when u request a lawyer

[@TT-xg6jo]

He is a killer from a different kind

[@mizzury54]

@Brian yes but in this case we have a very arrogant Colonel who felt like he could handle this little interview with a lowly local police detective.

[@dontobby89]

@@R-Mean1000 not true. Same thing goes for when you say no to a lie detector test. It doesn't make you look guilty or not guilty. It makes you look rather smart

[@Mineo644]

That’s very few and far between

[@atolmasoff]

For anyone else who actually watched all of this... This was pretty fuckin intense.

[@lunis471]

Andrew Tolmasoff I agree with that! phew!

[@SuperKoreanzombie]

nobody special Was there a confession? I only saw an interview where she pretty much claimed to have “you know, it’s been a million years” recollection

[@willfade7994]

Andrew Tolmasoff Right? It came up on my autoplay and I said "No way am I watching this. It's too long!" Then it sucked me in. I study criminal psychology, so I'm used to listening to long interrogations. They're usually pretty boring. This was far from boring. The confession was hard to listen to.

[@sarahbee3868]

Check out the CBC doc "Russell Williams: Above Suspicion" it's on here. Shows more background, more of the investigation and some analysis of the techniques used in this interrogation . Also, this interrogator interviewed a woman Terri-Lynne McClintic, who with her boyfriend murdered a little girl a few hours for this case. Her interview is also on here.

[@Carnie5life]

My 4th time

[@jillibeens57]

To all women, NEVER live alone. There are a great many outstanding breeds of protection dogs. I had a German Shepard that was highly trained to protect. He would sit quietly in a darkened area and if anyone broke into my apartment, they'd never see or hear him coming. He never slept in my room, his body was in the doorway. No one was going to get close to me that's for sure. He was trained not to bark to alarm me. He had a deep, gutteral, low growl that sounded like a hound from hell. He died of old age and I will mourn him the rest of my life. I now have a Doberman. She's equally trained to protect. Never announce in public that you live alone or have a protection dog.

[@ajordan1976]

@Waldo Rojas sick fuck

[@The_Farmish_One]

German rottweiler. Friends dog. Dropped to do push ups. Scared dog. Dog lightly clenched teeth on arm to say hey stop pissing me off

[@georgewashingtonrockwell3355]

@Waldo Rojas time to go back pedro

[@georgewashingtonrockwell3355]

@Waldo Rojas go back anyway

[@snickerinmuttley1204]

Williams thought he owned that room when Detective Smyth offered him that coffee, but in reality Smyth knew Williams was guilty before they ever walked in that room

[@Matt-ns8nb]

He was 50/50

[@snickerinmuttley1204]

@@Matt-ns8nb You're probably right, but if you want to put it into percentages, I would say more like 70/30 he thought he was guilty.

[@Matt-ns8nb]

@snickerinmuttley1204 Smyth said in an interview he was 50/50 before going in. But I don't believe him. He acted like he was 100% the whole time lol

[@snickerinmuttley1204]

@@Matt-ns8nb Ya he was very confident, without a doubt the best interrogator I've ever seen, this has to be legendary in Canada. after the shoe print matched, he completely convinced Williams that there was no way he was getting out of this mess, so Russ spilled the beans, very impressive.

[@PenitentiaryTalk]

Nothing like a cozy chat about serial killing over some Canadian coffee

[@uncle1886]

big mikes bodega nothing like a little Tim Horton’s and some murder and rape stories, eh bud?

[@supergrahamg]

are you a coffee man ? Great, we now have your DNA and fingerprints....

[@xThExGrEaTeSTx]

Mike Rotch tim hortons is amazing.im so lucky to live in the US right on the Canadian border,we get blessed with tim hortons on every other block.

[@chandlerpatterson698]

big mikes bodega weird right

[@jasonprice4707]

@@uncle1886 is that where the nickname Timmy Ho's comes from ...?

[@jbs901]

Jessica's body was there because Williams was trying to frame a neighbor who had been investigated for the crime. Williams approached the neighbor after Jessica was killed and, through small talk, learned that the neighbor went hunting in that area. I'm not positive, but I've heard that Williams thought that he was being called to the police station for an interview about the neighbor. That's why he was so calm when he arrived.

[@merkitten953]

jbs901 8u

[@brianlaeser]

True. According to another documentary, the neighbour was Larry Jones, who had been questioned by the OPP. The longer Sgt. Smyth delayed raising Jones's name during the interview, the more Williams realized DNA would refute any alibi against Jones that he'd hoped for. Williams was thus exposed as a narcissist who'd hoped his military accomplishments would somehow place him above civil law.

[@Rumelynut]

Psychopaths are masters at implicating the innocent to deflect attention away from them self. This is referred to as Projection in psychology.

[@drsmahmad1730]

jbs901 Yes, I saw this in 5th Estate. Very cunning of Williams.

[@threethrushes]

Cunning, utterly psychopathic, and utterly amoral.

[@567dirt8910]

I love how smug he is at the beginning, casually throwing out "Top secret clearance" in the first 2 minutes. I'm sure he feels as though he is superior to the police and they wouldn't possibly be able to corner him.

[@kristinberdis2827]

Walkinthecow yep and the way he was chewing his gum all cocky. Dickhead.

[@meepmeepfishergirl]

I absolutely LOVE how he was blindsided. PSYCHOPATH.

[@thageneral8148]

What a scumbag

[@laurentalex1]

Walkinthecow and they had him singing like a bird by the end🤣🤣🙌🏽

[@labellamafia4539]

Ladies it’s important to protect your self especially if you live alone.

[@Mitzi73]

Exactly! He said he went through an open window in one house and the back porch door in another. Everything has to be locked up tight. 🥺

[@TahtahmesDiary]

So scary but true! Just take the extra precautions because it just takes one psycho in a "nice neighborhood" to make you a victim and a cautionary tale to all 💔💔💔😔

[@silkcustoms520]

How about, Don’t tell anyone you live alone. That’s a Good Start !!

[@altongrimes]

I bought pepper spray for my friend's young daughter.

[@lorihernandez5835]

Pepper spray and a baseball bat is what I have ( and a good swing )

[@kaitlinski493]

LADIES! LOCK YOUR DOORS AND WINDOWS!!!!

[@kaitlinski493]

I am not a bot I’m a real boy, that too! 🤣🤣

[@moodymood612]

No thank you...I'm fixin to try out my new firearms. I don't even have to spend money on targets.

[@EddyG0rdo]

Seriously. Lock the fuck out of your house. Check every door and window. There are people like this out there. Sadly.

[@meepmeepfishergirl]

Ya we do now - that's for sure.

[@SophieJackson1993]

Rob Roy Yeah, it’s illegal here to own pepper spray. I’d be charged with ‘excessive force’

[@elizabethcw9378]

The interrogator’s heart would have been racing when he said “get a map”

[@pse888]

He had no idea it would be his last coffee as a free man.

[@paulopena5691]

PSE 💯

[@keepmovinent7679]

No idea ? If u did some dirt and the feds ask u to come down, on to u or sum'n !

[@nightowl7459]

@@keepmovinent7679 He probably didn't expect this, I'm sure if he had he wouldn't have been interviewed voluntarily or worn the same footwear.

[@Autumn_Forest_]

@@keepmovinent7679 He went into the interview thinking that he was going to be answering questions about his neighbor whom the police suspected at one time. One of the victims said that she thought it was that neighbor’s voice she recognized, and Russ even found out where that guy went fishing and dumped Jessica’s body there. Pure evil and cunning.

[@micahcooper4505]

The interviewer really uses silence well, it makes it uncomfortable for the person being interrogated.

[@turquoiseblu]

FACTS

[@jamesvincent4472]

Only if youre guilty

[@meoline_y]

I haven't committed any crimes but I feel like I want to confess my deepest darkest secrets to Detective Smyth.

[@BestBibleStories]

Hilarious comment! He does have a certain charm.

[@TK-fd3qt]

omg vomit... dee I of the beholder?

[@jamesvincent4472]

Fuckin snitch lmao

[@dablocishot77]

Detective Smyth asked me to fill in for him. Exactly what are those "deepest darkest secrets?" Lmfao

[@askurmom1]

Not me. Lol.

[@cazwood5904]

This detective is brilliant, this should be the go to guide on how to interrogate a narcissistic personality

[@TheOneManWhoBeatYou]

The man who interrogated him deserves an award, Williams came into the room cocky as hell believing he could fool the police and in just short of 3 hours they had a full confession

[@redpastawench]

Not really, this interview was 10,5 hours long. After this one there were several more to get more details etc. This is just an excerpt of that first interview. It took 4 hrs 40 minutes until he admits anything. The confession starts after that. Interviewer does a great job, agree there. How he manages to stay calm and polite even when hearing that horrible stuff I have no idea! But probably the only way in this particular case. Two good books for those who want to get more details: T. Appleby A new kind of monster and Camouflaged killer by D Gibb.

[@9929kingfish]

The One Man Who Beat You it was way more than three hrs. Nine hrs total. This was obviously edited keeping the most interesting parts.

[@jpgpearson]

people following their fantasies that warped them at a young age due to life, around their puberty. probably a kays catalogue lingerie section.

[@donnabowes8630]

With out beating the shit out of him. Amazing!

[@disappearintothesea]

It’s been over 10 years and I still have no words. The cruelty that can exist in this world.

[@kevindorland738]

Times change. People don't.

[@thecognitivedissonant5206]

He seems like his mood can change on a dime which is extra scary in a man, and he is sarcastic but trying to maintain control in the situation. This detective is top notch!

[@slinkiegirl2001]

he was a good husband that loved and cared for his wife so kudos to him he is not all bad

[@oliverteekahrealestatebrok6300]

@@slinkiegirl2001 u must be his twin sista

[@janethalken8269]

i don't know how the detective keeps his composure so steady. when that creep says that his main concern is that they're ripping up his house,, that he worked on for a year --!!! if i was the detective i'd wanna say, 'would you like to know how jessica's parents feel about your house?"

[@lucieann21]

For Marie to call out “you bastard” makes me think she did recognise him

[@MariaSilva-xb7yl]

Yes!

[@tarimaa1]

You bastard! 😀

[@Emmet72]

For sure. She knew...and he wrote a condolence letter to her family.

[@tarimaa1]

@@Emmet72 Yes the letter read. "I am so sorry to hear someone killed your daughter and stole her underwear and bra." 😂😂😂😂😂

[@tarimaa1]

@Ferdinand The Bull He's a fucking idiot.

[@canuckleville7524]

His barber should get 10 years for that haircut

[@MikeyJ686]

That line comes from the cap or cover he wears, same cap he has on in thumbnail pic. I assume.

[@ethandumas6937]

And for.his cloths "10 years for bad taste" Chopper.Reed

[@snickerinmuttley1204]

I can't remember what country it is, but in one of them foreign countries they'll chop your fuckin head off for this, the guillotine, Just imagine that blade dropping down and Russell's head rolls off the block, and a bunch of townspeople are in a dusty field and they play kick ball with his head, That's the only just punishment that I can think of for what this scumbag did

[@cajuncraftysue]

🤣

[@skyiniteplayz3925]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@OsamaZynLaden23]

Am I the only one who rewatches this case? I've seen it a dozen times, still fascinating

[@aliciasnyder3280]

I've read the book "Camouflaged Killer" by David A. Gibb. This kind of deviant psycho is the more to be feared because they seem so normal, powerful, and respected by all who have no idea that a monster lurked behind the human facade. Brilliant interrogation technique by Jim Smyth who extracted the truth from Williams, slowly reeling him in with such calm demeanor...kudos!

[@summerscents8284]

He really made the offender work with him.. solving the crime and made him admit it.

[@lanestevens2755]

Williams is just like your average democrat. On a fin side note did you know John Wayne gacy was a clown for the Democratic Party,

[@auto1640]

This guy looks like Woody Harrelsons evil brother

[@thereforeayam]

Adnan Tajić ...almost as if they "knew" ...down there...in Hollywood

[@456swagger]

Woody Harrelson's father was a professional hitman who is in prison for the murder of a Federal judge. He is also suspected of being one of the gunmen in the J.F.K assassination.

[@macarelli2097]

Young Hugh Hefner look alike...

[@mickeyhodge6078]

Woody Harrison's Dad is in a Texas prison for murder, I guess he's still alive?

[@markmnorcal]

This guy is a saint compared to Woody Harrelson.

[@edbond4731]

Anybody pick up how Smyth distances himself from the investigators in order to build a rapport..."the INVESTIGATORS are applying for a warrant..." " These decisions aren't made by me..." Guy is brilliant in getting williams to trust him...like they're on the same team...

[@redpastawench]

And it worked really well. Just look at what is said seconds before the actual admission: RW: I want to minimise the impact... Det: So do I RW: So how do WE do that?

[@2icelollys1goat]

Yep very well picked up on. I'm loving that now. These killers seem to distance themselves so entirely from their heinous crimes. They must honestly believe that what they've done isn't so extraordinary and severely punishable. You kind of get to see what people are capable of via these situations instigated by law enforcement agencies.

[@edbond4731]

Asphalt Ricky rick...I'm almost done reading the book about it..a new kind of monster...pick it up...brilliant..too bad Smyth doesn't have dual citizenship..we needed him for OJ!

[@edbond4731]

I actually sent Smyth a letter commending him...love to have a beer with that guy...wed all leave a little smarter..watch him in part 4 of the Michael Rafferty interview...turned into a bad ass cop

[@organizedchaos7111]

Thanks Ed! I'm hooked on these interrogations, and I'm def going to check that out

[@jillt5732]

The document-labeled as “Internal use only-Not for public/media distribution”-also discusses one of the most heartbreaking aspects of the case: that a Belleville police officer actually knocked on the door of Williams’s second murder victim, Jessica Lloyd, the night she was abducted. Her killer was hiding in the backyard at the time, waiting to pounce. As previously reported, the officer noticed a suspicious SUV parked at the edge of Lloyd’s property on the evening of Jan. 28, 2010, and stopped to investigate. Nobody answered the door because Lloyd wasn’t home yet, so the officer jotted down a description of the SUV-but not the licence plate-and drove away. The next morning, when Lloyd was reported missing, a licence plate search would have certainly led police to Williams’s Tweed cottage, where his hostage was still alive.

[@DandyBeingTandi]

Jill T That is heartbreaking!!

[@UnKnown-ed5hm]

Damn 😢

[@hazimahmedmurad]

It's deplorable to know that Jill. I'm heartbroken. The police officer's incompetence is aggravating​.

[@devonmarie6770]

😔

[@jointchief7560]

No way!!! A cop not following protocol? That's the first time I've ever heard that, what's next? Watching KZbin on duty? Shooting people for holding shiny phones? Speeding without an emergency? I don't believe it.

[@seka1986]

I hope Russell knows this video and his lingerie pics are online forever.

[@CheshireKass]

You should write him a letter and tell him lol

[@kaycartledge4542]

So is that hair line

[@nightowl7459]

Hugo Bin: I'm sure that someone in the place he's now in will gladly let the perverted creep know.

[@jezebel-uh4qr]

He's looking smug in the beginning, chomping on his gum...soon he's not so smug.

[@amnarashid956]

This is just amazing how this interrogator got the guy to confess. Hats off to this guy and his dedication. Brilliant!

[@thetruth418]

It's interrogator 101. This is what they do for a living.

[@austinteutsch]

I don't think I could ever have imagined how good this cop is. Man, is he slick in all the right ways. God bless him. This should be a training film for all the others who do this type of interrogation. Great job for those four girls and all those panties and bras that were returned to their rightful owners. Just kidding. Great job, Mr. Detective.

[@edwardbliss8931]

The patch on his forehead is velcro to fasten his Colonel hat

[@cositamendez]

👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😂

[@JSonder143]

Time to go bald or use some of that Colonel pay to get some plugs..

[@WickedG5150]

Cernal

[@maryspencer2727]

Lol

[@SuperTamig]

WickedG5150 Forever he spelled Colonel correctly you are a moron and spelled it wrong..so don’t look stupid trying to correct him...wow

[@Natas_Nico08518]

Narcissism caused him to stay in that interrogation room.

[@chrispapa2782]

Yea he should have left.

[@judystanko3470]

I couldn't understand why he stayed and spilled his guts. Narcissism that explains it. I get it now.

[@masoncindy88]

I loved it when the cop says I don't think you want the crazy psychopath option.

[@isawayto]

That made me lol too. I hope the guy gets sodomized in prison. After reading what he did to the women he made my blood boil.

[@masoncindy88]

Yeah they put people like this in charge of an entire military base. Boy the background check really did a lot in this case huh??? Can you imagine what he would get away with if he were over in Iraq or some other country??

[@Nancy2752]

He hadn't killed or raped anybody at that point. Besides, do you think "background checks" are massive police investigations that catch any undetected crime somebody might have committed?

[@trickortrump3292]

Really Nancy! That background check comment is one of the stupidest I've ever read on youtube.

[@Nancy2752]

Seriously? You think background checks DO catch people breaking into people's homes to put on women's underwear? Background checks are checks against databases and interviews with people who know the guy. They're not some ninja following him around at night for a month!

[@gregoryfabre7471]

Russell Williams after 45 minutes of interrogation: "Can we go back to that part where you said I was free to walk out anytime I wanted?"

[@randolfhearst9343]

good call

[@nubianmoiselle3797]

@Jim did they arrest her direct after the interrogation? Because i wasnt sure about the ending

[@lesleyrussell8200]

i dont know why he dont phone an advocate.....

[@lesleyrussell8200]

@@nubianmoiselle3797 yea ¿where is the ending?they put the chains on him?

[@lesleyrussell8200]

free to walk out withthe boots of the crimes....thats incredible he goes there with them

[@phracture]

Very impressive questioning style. Had him agreeing with every word you said, gained a tremendous amount of respect in a very short time. Artistic. Respect.

[@seanfitzgerald4755]

Monster

[@douglas787]

0:42 Russell says "I have Top Secret clearance", Investigator thinks to himself "not after today you don't"

[@Lightworkers.]

First can I just say the Detective is incredible. There is no judgement, disgust, or anything in his voice or tone when he is interrogating. How Police do that is beyond me. That must take some awesome self control. This depraved predator didn t just start at 40 doing what he was doing, I dread to think who else he was degraded, humiliated, terrorised in his build up to rape and murder. Rape is about power, domination and control. Considering his career and status his whole personality is alpha. My sincere condolences to all those affected by this predator.

[@DaBeezKneez]

Well what you see here is two sociopaths. One is a cop, the other one a criminal.

[@slinkiegirl2001]

it is really cosy this chat, i feel like i could confess everything to him

[@ianmangham4570]

Lmmfao, not an ALPHA male, we do not wear panties lmmfao smmfh

[@kallieharp1608]

The Beez Kneez I was thinking the samething

[@NateJRSatt]

Don't degrade military veterans and correlate their careers with what this guy did. Extremely disrespectful.

[@keneblana]

When you're humanizing this creature, remember how he tried to dehumanize these women.

[@willfade7994]

keneblana This piece of shit deserves the death penalty and I mean either a gas chamber or electric chair. He deserves to suffer miserably for what he did to those women.

[@ksize3147]

60 items of underwear. He counted and kept inventory. They were his trophies. First he said all 60 belonged to 2 women, then admitted to 4 women.......who else thinks there are 60 victims?.......

[@redpastawench]

He also admitted to 82 break-ins. Some women were robbed repeatedly and sometimes there were several victims in one house. So, definitely more. But the 60 pieces mentioned here were from his two murder victims. In total there were hundreds of pieces, he also burned many on at least two occasions when the hoard got to big to hide.

[@kathypetty9658]

Yep I think there are more

[@northamcumquat2554]

He cleaned out a teenagers draw of all her underwear..

[@selinabaylis7521]

Yep

[@YvogaAZ]

Yes, I think there are a lot more victims. He is too calm and too organized. For God's sake, he took a nap with one of his victims. PSYCHO!!! He then went to work, probably whistling, and acted like nothing had happened. Yeah, there are MANY MORE victims.

[@kellicontreras1396]

Wow! So kind of him to talk her through her seizure! Before he killed her! What a nice guy!

[@Tassie85]

An interesting note on that - Jessica did not have a seizure disorder. Her family said that this was her attempt to fool her captor into letting her go and/or currying favour with him. Even in the face of torture and horror, Jessica kept her wits and made every effort to stay alive.

[@nightowl7459]

@@Tassie85 Maybe that's the case, but she had never been is so terrible circumstances so we will never really know for sure if it was a act or not?

[@kelliintexas3575]

@@Tassie85 severe head trauma will give you seizures!

[@lorisanchez2469]

@@kelliintexas3575 I could see why the family would prefer believing she faked a seizure in an attempt to trick her rapist over her suffering a seizure on top of all the other suffering she endured before she was ultimately murdered.

[@melodytaylor5531]

Right..wtf..

[@wizfan8976]

This investigator is genius, straight up.

[@voicije]

i think...this investigator was great...BUT...Russell...was an idiot....his miranda right was read to him...so...he must have the knowledge that...it means,,you are under arrest...dont speak to anyone other than your lawyer...

[@26DeislerFCB]

its pretty easy to be genius when everything is in your favour,

[@yeahiprotest]

voici je he was under arrest ? Interviewer said he was free to go

[@nightowl7459]

@@yeahiprotest Absolutely, the guy made it extremely easy for the interviewer to do his job, he couldn't have been more cooperative if he wanted.

[@alfieplayz3316]

This detective needs a pay rise. Amazing work(again)

[@juliebryant3968]

It was team work...

[@annejacobsen3123]

I have no words. Its all so sad. I can imagine the fear these poor women must have had. What a horror show 😰😡

[@lunis471]

Nor me I can only listen now up to where he asks for the map. The first time I watched this I listened to how he attacks these poor woman it sent shivera down my spine.i skipped through it but oh my! the lady with the cat in the cellar. This monster should die in jail never to see the light of day, Ever!

[@abelis644]

@@lunis471 He'll never get out, he'll croak in prison, as he should!

[@speezleventis7475]

When Smyth said “ this is over” and described the price tag of the investigation; crazy!

[@littlemama3957]

Gosh.. the Man doing the Interview is awesome...best I ever seen..

[@Emmewantspeace]

This detective has the best voice I've ever heard. My goodness

[@brentcullipher6061]

Melina Kind of sounds like Steve Corell a little, right?

[@supergrahamg]

good DJ voice

[@karensitapena]

Right I was trying not to fall asleep

[@adrianveidt3600]

that detective executed this without even having to shout or yell like in the movies... rest of the police force shouldve gave him a standing ovation as soon as he left room

[@jamesvincent4472]

He barely did anything. The dude wanted to spill the beans

[@slinkiegirl2001]

i know them testerone fuelled officers go in heavy handed and expect a immediate confession, this guy is like a therapist and you are telling him your probs and he is understanding it is really cosy

[@johnnybowe]

He is one sick man. Awful individual and I feel sorry for the families of the victims. I hope he rots in jail.

[@stephenpitkin5492]

What a waste. He could have had a terrific modeling career for Victoria's Secret.

[@BestBibleStories]

lol

[@asgoodasitgets97]

im sure that right now he is modeling the finest prison bitch panties a honey- bun can buy!! his prison bitch name is Sweet Meat!! THANK YOU SIR, CAN I HAVE ANOTHER... COCK UP MY PRISON BITCH ASS ??!!??

[@matildadhumxoxo5801]

Stephen Pitkin the makeup and wardrobe people would have to wear boxers or he would rape and kill them

[@hakapik683]

ha!

[@supergrahamg]

absolutely; pre-owned female lingerie for male sex creeps

[@sayitaintso529]

Btw, my windows will forever be locked from this point onward.

[@deemariedubois4916]

Say It Ain't So Every one of them and my doors. We have outside motion sensor lights around our home which no one can approach at night without triggering lights which I can look on my iPad and see who what and where from outside cameras. I also can touch one button and light up the outside like daytime. If that doesn't scare any one away, I have my husband and we have means of protection being Americans and we make no apologies for it plus we have dogs who besides being our loving companions would rip the throats out of anyone that tried to enter our home. We live in the country where it could be 15-20 minutes before getting a deputy to our home. Not 20 minutes from here, two thugs entered a home of an elderly couple through their back door, tied them up, stole everything they had, unnecessarily killed them as their faces had been covered plus they wore gloves leaving no prints, and left in their stolen car. After that our innocence was gone that we were safe out here in the country. EVIL seeks out the unprotected.

[@alltrouble2]

I sleep with a 9mm loaded & racked every night. Plus a knife.

[@aroseinwinter7719]

Dee Marie Dubois all i have is a Yorkshire terrier.....

[@irishking1414]

Dee Marie Dubois sounds like you live in some sort of mad max or judge dredd world ,kinda sad for you

[@jaycamacho8179]

@@alltrouble2 good on ya

[@maybememory1]

This investigator is really good at his job, I have to say. If he didn't take such a respectful and supportive approach, I don't think he ever would have gotten this confession. He even mirrors the guy's posture. His arms aren't crossed, they just rest on the table. When the suspect cradles his face, the interviewer does in a subtler way. Very neat to watch!

[@slice3528]

Also worth noticing that he never called him by his army credentials.

[@anthonysopran4342]

maybememory1 They better be

[@laurariner8960]

I believe there were more. At his age you dont just start doing this. He is one sick pup.

[@sheru-xw5bc]

There is a possibility that he did not do it before

[@shawnadeyo]

Yeah no doubt. Especially since he was all over the world!

[@Zappappappappa]

@@sheru-xw5bc I think you are right, he was very stupid by not covering his tracks. Very unorganized killer.

[@gloriapomaro4268]

Exactly my thoughts and he was way too comfortable with it all. Hes done this many many times

[@gloriapomaro4268]

@@sheru-xw5bc possible yes. Probable no. Most likely he didnt just start this behavior at 60 years old. There are quite a few reasons we believe hes done it before. Its patterns really. When you watch enough of this you start to see things a little differently. But of course its possible.

[@malinidasi6194]

This detective is Masterful! he informs Williams, that they have many specialized forensic experts in their field working on this case. He's never confrontational. He simply builds towards what are insurmountable facts, as it relates to the case. He's almost therapeutic in his approach at times, but firm and concise. I've watched it over, and over. And drifted off to sleep to it. This individual is deeply fractured. Damn! The Boogie man 4Reeel! talkin 'bout "call me Russ please " Bi#ch we are NOT FRIENDS!

[@spicysriracha2824]

Hello

[@leicestergirl63]

Why have you watched this over and over and drifted off to sleep to it? That's weird and obsessive. You and 'Marlene Koon' seem to have a lot in common!

[@360gunner]

leicestergirl63 aka, same fucking person. wow who fakes accounts nowadays?

[@TheHappyheart77]

Once was enough for me made me feel sick..and very sad for his poor victims..SOAB...:(

[@edfeltch]

Malini Dasi He is shitting inside at first,he knows the guy's a freak ,and you can tell he doesn't know what he'll do.

[@indy1972]

That interrogator is so good, wow....

[@cameronsams9183]

Indra Eindhoven that cop is so nice he talks in a sweet but demanding voice he reminds me of my special ed teachers

[@nyk3334]

I love how the investigator calls them, "situations" and not "crimes". Wonderful way to humanize actions. Well done pieces here.

[@Catdore]

It's sheer genius. Smyth is disarming the guy. He never asks for a confession. He asks for a location - of the body. Williams is sort of flattered. Here is a guy taking a genuine interest in what he did. There is no blame, no accusation, and Williams finally says "got a map?"

[@kelliintexas3575]

yes!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4C7ephjjL2cZrs

[@larrylomascolo6289]

it s funny when your guilty as hell the culprit folds arms just like cris watts

[@justinelliott2765]

Detective is smooth he don't need a partner in room

[@lupash]

Detective Staff Sergeant Jim Smyth is my hero.

[@natalierice7501]

lupash I'd marry Jim Smyth.

[@willfade7994]

lupash Agreed. I'm very impressed with his approach. He weaves the web slowly and meticulously, setting the perfect trap, all the while putting the creep at ease. It really is an art form in my opinion and from what I've studied on the subject. Aside from obviously knowing going into watching the video that Williams is guilty, the arms crossed in a defensive pose, in many cases, is a sign of guilt. He has his arms crossed throughout pretty much all of the video. An innocent person typically does not take on a defensive pose. They may sit back in a more relaxed pose. This guy was a ball of nerves throughout. I'm sure his heart was pounding the whole time and can imagine the sinking feeling he felt when he knew he was cornered. The square patch of hair got on my nerves. Lol

[@natalierice7501]

willfade 79 you should read the book about him called camouflaged killer by David A Gibb, it goes into detail what those poor women went through, its truely horrific.

[@Matt-yu7vg]

lupash Detective Staff Sergeant Michael Scott - Regional manager

[@nocilantro_gack]

I went as him for Halloween a few years back...

[@Marksbrother]

One of the BEST videos I've ever seen on KZbin.

[@BestBibleStories]

Tio Pancho thanks! I made it all by myself.

[@darryldessa6444]

This happened in 2010, the fact him not knowing that leaving his tire & shoe tracks on the mud & snow was the evidence that caught him is quite stupid. Thank God for that

[@zemzem8323]

Investigator- “No expense will be spared in this investigation. We are expecting the cost to be about 10 million dollars.” But they don’t have a single detailed map of the area in the department!?!?

[@bloodgutsNpussy]

Zem Zem I was thinking the same thing like why wouldn't you guys have a fucking map ready?

[@zemzem8323]

Blood Guts & Pussy - looks like the department lucked out he confesses otherwise they were very unorganized

[@zemzem8323]

Sausage Mahoney - you should take some of your own advice. Police stations and departments have maps readily available especially of areas within their own jurisdiction. They boasted and bragged about how they have the green light to spend up wards of $10 million dollars yet no maps of the crimes in their own backyard. Yeah good job there buddy!! That’s so unprofessional to pull up a map on google maps. Hahahahahahahaba

[@zemzem8323]

Sausage Mahoney - him confessing has nothing to do with organization. And any criminal can confess- without a body they can’t prove if they were killed accidentally or on purpose. A map on hand sure would have sped things up.

[@liamgreen447]

Zem Zem twat

[@irmaniklas]

The detective did an excellent job at extracting not just the confession of the murders/rapes but the location of the bodies.

[@mattzeimys945]

Irma Niklas notice how he used silence and long pauses this guy was trained and is perfect at interrogation- the pauses asking questions with a question- he’s a stud I’m a former marine intelligence marine - we are taught this - this is textbook techniques he’s a stud

[@wrthrash]

Great police work, kudos. He would have killed again, no doubt.

[@twilit]

True, but it’s sad they didn’t connect all the home invasions before he escalated to killing.

[@Chrisoula17]

B-Thrash, he would have killed again and again.

[@westonangieweston]

No doubt ... He would've

[@rickyboy613]

100%

[@fonzo2525]

without a doubt,he was serial rapist and murderer of women with a twisted fetish that was no near coming to end,his arrest was the only thing that stopped him.

[@fnstation]

This is one of the best interrogations I've seen

[@SukitTrabeck]

In Canada where they dont do good cop, bad cop. They do nice cop, nicer cop. Ok there Buddy!

[@infamousskater05]

SukitTrabeck this comment is entirely under rated. Just wanted to take the time to let you know. Now back to the interview here lol

[@infamousskater05]

I didn't even see your username holy shit . . I just had to re comment for that one!! K seriously back to the interview now . . .

[@kellyng2266]

SukitTrabeck …haha! Seems like a job interview to me! Gee! Nice cop deal with suspect! Do other countries need to learn from Canada polices?

[@WilliamViets]

Really polite cop and even more polite cop. And none of them litter and everyone calls everyone else “Sir” or “Madam.”

[@YvogaAZ]

They played Good Cop/Bad Cop with that piece of s**t, Michael Rafferty, convicted child rapist/murderer.

[@jaimecunningham1057]

I'd like to see an interview of his wife, Just to hear if she had any clue of what kind of monster she was married too.

[@mbselliott6800]

Jaime Cunningham I can't imagine she had any idea. He seems like someone everyone would love and trust. He wants to be loved but he hates himself.

[@piotrskowronski4389]

I'm late but for the people just watching, one of the surviving victims actually sued the wife clamming she knew about his crimes and didn't do anything about it. The vitcim ended up setteling outside of court for 7 million dollars.makes you think.

[@JAMES55579]

Piotr Skowronski is there any article for the story?

[@504_Little_Puppet_]

Piotr Skowronski if she didn't know he was raping and killing, she for sure knew he was a psychopath ! And all that shit around both those houses, and the wife hadn't looked through not one of those bags/boxes?

[@bgomez702]

She knew they always know they just don't care their just as guilty

[@jessicaeaton3183]

the interrogators last few questions 'What made you decide to tell me this tonight?' and 'How do you feel abut what you've done?' were perfect

[@bgbg418]

Jessica Eaton you're gorgeous!

[@jamespenner3160]

Maybe not the thread to be creeping on

[@irondiver292]

James Penner lmao

[@ChaosKing87]

I got the FBI on speed dial, just for you Mammals.

[@5O4evr]

Jessica can I ransack your panty drawer? 🤣🤣

[@derekguidry9032]

I bet their are more bodies in his past.

[@donnaholden5721]

I agree.

[@jakrobbo7]

He worked overseas a lot too 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@joeargyle9741]

There*

[@josephmother2659]

@@joeargyle9741 ngl chief, I don’t think this guy cares about his grammar on a year old comment

[@fattymcbutterpants9700]

@@joeargyle9741 Midwits will commonly and uselessly correct other peoples grammar in a desperate attempt to prove their intelligence. These midwits are usually democrat voters who have no understanding of anything but constantly complain and whine.

[@Cardan011]

Can you imagine if you are service member and your top commander is serial killer and rapist.....

[@enlightenment5279]

Cardan011 chances are he was a dick to work for too. Meanwhile, he's doing that then complaining that your late to work...

[@kellyng2266]

Cardan011 so scary! Can we still trust anyone in the world? Among polices are some bad guys also!

[@exploitedfight8081]

and you have to follow his orders or get tribunal😳

[@exploitedfight8081]

@@kellyng2266 in russia serial killer was a cop😱 and detective at that. He was coming to investigate the scene of his own murders

[@kw6217]

@@exploitedfight8081 I remember reading about that.

[@lukesargent7551]

Ah, this video goes well with a nice cool glass of freedom. So incredibly sad what this man has done.

[@2icelollys1goat]

+Luke Sargent Yep .. good comment tbf.

[@TheSound0fLegends]

ruth campbell I'd rather he spent out his sentence in the cage. Death was the easy way out for him.

[@LukeMotionz]

Well if he's canadian, he does just that by paying his taxes.

[@MarkH87]

"Oh you have sugar with your coffee, I have mine with a teaspoon of justice...have some!"

[@bgbg418]

M.A.C.H MEDIA ew

[@maryspencer2727]

M.A.C.H MEDIA lo?

[@maryspencer2727]

M.A.C.H MEDIA lol

[@phillipesteele2021]

M.A.C.H MEDIA no sugar tonight in my coffe ....

[@davidleonel5033]

@Bill Patrick Jones hindsight is always 20/20

[@sisdavid]

Think this guy thought he was so smart that he couldn't be caught. Then wears same shoes he wore during the crime. Left tracks and got caught.

[@staceyk7481]

The interrogator was so thorough with asking him questions and rephrasing the questions when asking him again. I usually will not sit thru a 2 hour interview with a subject. But, this was definitely something different to watch. thanks for sharing this

[@JPG23]

Confession in detail starts at 1:03:44

[@jamesgeese]

JPG23 so then you will miss the good interrogation

[@JPG23]

Valid point; however, for those just interested in watching the full confession rather than what it took to get there, here's their shortcut

[@jeremywj]

@Brexit Monger I think the true game over moment for him was when they asked him for his boot print. The moment he is asked for that he takes a quick glance down at his feet and realizes he's wearing the same boots he did that night. I think he was confident they wouldn't find DNA or finger prints. I also think he probably thought he could somehow wiggle out of the tire track dilemma.

[@StyxNyx1]

@Brexit Monger His intelligence and success went to his head so much that his arrogance made him think he could get away with it. Unfortunately for him...he was sloppy. Glad he got his just desserts!!

[@robbie192]

44:40 call me Russ please lol

[@zoerobi3890]

This guy lived in my home town of Ottawa. I remember when this story came out, I was in high school and it sent chills down my spine. Made my family so on edge for a long time. Major respect to this detective for how well he conducted this interview. Glad this sick fuck got what he deserved. Can’t even imagine what the victims and their families had to go through

[@BestBibleStories]

Were you missing any undergarments around that time? ;D

[@Davido50]

He wants to sniff ur undergarments!

[@goldlinks]

Panties are sniffy!!!

[@sallymaa1234]

I’ve only just really started looking into this. Previously only heard about it in passing but had no idea he was from Ottawa. I also grew up there. That’s terrifying.

[@kimberlyknott654]

Zoe Robi I was living in the very area this was taking place, at the time! I agree! This was terrifying indeed! ‼️

[@GHustle4]

His forehead turning red is a clear sign = damnit!!

[@jasonbeaudry489]

Crossed arms, accepting coffee but never takes a sip but instead chews his gum, no more blood in his left hand sometimes. There are so many indicators.

[@iLSWx]

This interviewer is a master.

[@kevinr.3542]

This guy is so evil his hair started to migrate away from his evil mind He just had to wear those boots that day too. Bad choice.

[@sarakay8889]

Kevin R. Lmaooooooo 😂🤭

[@kevinr.3542]

Carrie Burton seriously maybe if he changed his boots and tires he would still be out there. It's like he wanted to be caught. Still, fascinating interrogation. Best one I've seen in a while

[@kevinr.3542]

I wonder if he just wanted to be caught. I know it sounds crazy but he seems relieved to get all this in the open. He must have had some guilt to confess so easily and politely. This is the most polite murderer I've ever seen.

[@maryspencer2727]

Every fucking dog has their day!!this interrogator is by far the Best!!!

[@maryspencer2727]

Goddess Sky. omg! Seriously!

[@kettah]

The interrogator deserves a medal for this!