Danny Beard police interview 12 7 18

[@kennethmcclain3907]

As tempting as it would be to explain your side of the story or try to convince the police of your innocence, you should NEVER talk to detectives without your attorney. If you're already under arrest, there is nothing you can say to help your situation. It's not like the police are going to listen to you and say, "You know what, it looks like we were wrong. You are free to leave, sir."

[@zippymufo9765]

They don't take people into the box unless there's some evidence indicating guilt, so you're right, there's nothing you can say.

[@JamesWilliams-bg6jr]

Just lawyer up

[@zippymufo9765]

@@JamesWilliams-bg6jr You have to be able to afford to "lawyer up". You don't get a public defender until you're actually charged with something. That's how they get many people. You're better off just refusing to talk, period.

[@Havoc917]

They always say they have all this evidence however they don't charge u and are asking anything possible to get u to admit to it. Lying and doing whatever possible

[@jamesdoakes4956]

@@zippymufo9765 but how do you know if they’re bluffing about taking you or not? I’ve seen it go several ways. But what’s crazy is I’ve seen 2 interrogations plus this one where the detectives in each one told the suspect something along the lines of “look, we have all the evidence. We know you did it. We’re not talking to you to find out if you did it. We’re talking to you to give you a chance to be remorseful so when this footage goes to the jury, you don’t look like a monster.” One detective was telling the truth and the suspect tried to call his bluff and ended up looking like a monster. And the other detective was completely bluffing and got the suspect to confess. But both detectives had the same cadence. Same demeanor. Same everything. There was no way to tell if they were lying or not. Also I’m not sure that you only get a public defender after being arrested. It’s in the Miranda rights that are read to you even if you’re not under arrest…

[@kerrygeee1735]

When they lock the door 😂 sounded like there was 24 pad locks and a chain lock to secure

[@londynche8521]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@beeloveseveryoneofyou3740]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lovemypink5049]

I said the same thing WTF HOW MANY DEAD BOLTS ON THE DOOR?? 😂😂😂😂SHIT IT SOUNDED LIKE 6 of them and loud!!😂😂😂😂

[@aaronbrooks7132]

Doors in jail are part of the mental framework involved. They have these huge metal doors and big keys they slam that thing hard and then turn the lock clack clack. It's echos through the cell and your soul. That's the sound of no freedom. It's good I been there did wonders for me changed my life and found Jesus in a jail cell at 17. People need more time in jail not less. Today no one learns any lessons because of a pathetically weak justice system and and light sentences.

[@aaronbrooks7132]

I read recently how innthe 50s 60s you would do years for a forged check for 40 dollars. Today they are gonna let you out the day of in Los Angeles for GTA. No time first offense no time barely second and even third you might not go to prison. They burned half the country down and let everyone off no charges across the country. They had all the evidence they needed everyone on video let them all off. Lawlessness is gonna destroy this country.

[@man-dranda-truthinterjection]

Man,after watching these videos,,I’m starting to Interrogate my friends and family without me realising it )))

[@RosemaryBush-k9j]

😆😆

[@janicewilliams1634]

LOL

[@trueblue7779]

Lol!!! Me too!! My sister tells me I really need to lay off on watching these!! 🤣

[@virgoman3000]

Now that's funny 😄

[@yogurt4351]

😭😭😭😭😭

[@shelbythomas]

After watching a bunch of these interrogation videos, the notion of sitting in the doctor's office forever whilst anxiously waiting for your dr. to inevitably come through the door? Doesn't seem all that distressing anymore.

[@feurigerStern]

Hahaha, Good one!

[@charleslaine]

I always think the same thing... how mind numbing it is to wait for the damn doctor. The stress of being in an interrogation room with the prospect of jail and prison looming over your head must be seriously awful.

[@cashewisnotanut4409]

I ring ahead and ask if the Doctor is running on time

[@BassGods]

Absolutely Gut wrenching 🤣

[@LinkRocks]

I wonder if part of the reason for doing that is to see if the suspect says something incriminating thinking no one can hear them?

[@mikeyskrap8822]

Dosent start till 19:08!!

[@DJ.-]

Thank you so much for the time stamp! 😊

[@shelldotshell]

THANK YOU!!!

[@mlembrant]

oddly, i enjoy watching them alone while they slowly crumble under the weight of their own thoughts.. so, for me, video starts at the beginning :)

[@caseylocke4474]

Yep, you're right. However, if you are watching this video specifically to learn about questioning techniques (Reid, etc.), those first several minutes of the suspect in the room by himself can be very valuable for establishing some baseline behaviors.

[@caseylocke4474]

Yep, you're right. However, if you are watching this video specifically to learn about questioning techniques (Reid, etc.), those first several minutes of the suspect in the room by himself can be very valuable for establishing some baseline behaviors. This is why so many interview videos begin with the suspect in a room by himself, waiting for a long time.

[@Rockstarcinematics]

“You wouldn’t be sitting here if you didn’t do it.” That’s laughable, shout out to ALL the people who’ve been wrongly accused of crimes💯 Not saying HE’S innocent, just making a blanket statement.

[@bobby_D]

Ok 99.9% are correctly accused and sitting there but shout out to the .01% that were wrongly accused in the 70’s and 80’s before DNA became a mainstay.

[@Rockstarcinematics]

@@bobby_D I didn't know they used DNA to solve ALL crimes. Tell me more...detective Bobby. On another note, what blue world do you live in that "99.9%" of people are "correctly" accused? That's as big a joke as your reply to my comment. LOL

[@ccchhhrrriiisss100]

@Anthony Lamar - I agree. While I do think that most individuals who are ultimately charged with crimes are guilty, there are instances where law enforcement feels pressured to charge the "most likely" suspect. Personally, I believe that police reform should start at a state level and effectively restrict law enforcement from LYING in their attempts to pressure suspects into confessions. They do this to apply pressure on someone who is sitting in a room (often for hours) to "confess." However, this has strong mental pressure in which the questioned individual might be looking for the least damaging way out of a situation. It's strange that a lie told by a defendant is used in court to call into question a defendant's moral code or believability. However, few people call into question certain dishonest tactics used by law enforcement in attempting to solicit a confession. I've seen videos like this where a person was questioned and told that a partner testified against them (which wasn't even true). Law enforcement needs to be constrained by civility. If a person can be charged for lying to officers, then officers shouldn't be allowed to lie to suspects.

[@Michael.Eddington]

Do you ever feel that your experience with race in America has affected your perceptions?

[@S_Bellew]

@@bobby_D Actually, it's 99%. One in 100 is wrongfully accused. That's a lot. innocenceproject.org/how-many-innocent-people-are-in-prison/ . This doesn't include people exonerated after DNA tests.

[@bruno5760]

One of the reasons the detectives try so hard to get a confession is because the city saves a lot of money not going to trial. They want you to confess and plead guilty

[@zippymufo9765]

Yup. A confession means that it's pointless to plead not guilty, unless you're going to claim you were intoxicated or coerced, and all interrogations are filmed nowadays so the law can prove otherwise.

[@oldpondfrog788]

I hear that in USA generally 95% plead down; or just plain plead guilty.

[@Lynn-zx3th]

@@oldpondfrog788 Yea it’s somewhere close to that.

[@jamesdoakes4956]

Agreed. It’s expensive. But I think judges are overpaid

[@jamie.777]

Nothing wrong with that, this man is guilty.

[@ididntknowthat059]

Police interrogations always have the same narrative “you wanna look like a monster & cold blooded killer” or “was it an accident you didn’t mean it something went wrong”

[@orangecountyanthony1613]

They need a confession to put a bow on it. Makes their job easy. Always...ALWAYS... Invoke your right to remain silent and SHUT YOUR MOUTH!

[@marztar]

@@orangecountyanthony1613 are we allowed to tap on table and play fingers drums? Silence can get boring quick.

[@orangecountyanthony1613]

@@marztar : Do anything! Just shut your freaking mouth!

[@brentlouis1236]

Ididntknowthat 05 Either way ,your going to prison

[@TheUnsungOne]

Surprisingly, as obvious as the narrative is, it does work quite often. Give the suspect this narrative and then slam them with a bunch of the evidence you have on them and there is a good chance they will start saying "Yeah I did stab her, but it was self defense." Then it's easy working from there.

[@Clarencebeeks89]

He took it really well when he learned he was being charged With MURDER??!!!!!?!

[@sunnyboknow]

That room is reason to live a straight life.

[@raymuse3882]

It's just that simple Sister. You actually have to work to get it that kind trouble..... Just imagine the situation if the guilty individual did..... nothing!!!

[@trinitywlilliamz1802]

Fr Fr it's Designed That Way!!!

[@thefinalgrind]

Sadly enough, there's still more comfort in that room than a holding cell. Jails slightly better than a holding cell but Good Lord Almighty, IF time was served in a holding cell/ holding tank, the jails&prisons would be half as full as they are. Lol.

[@gcoleman8004]

@@raymuse3882 iu

[@rubberbandclan1017]

Your gorgeous lil lady

[@TGRAM7]

How do you have uncles that are police officers but you’re still speaking to these two detectives? Did your uncles not teach you anything? Lawyer up, son.

[@chewrockz1240]

She's happily married .. Hey hunny 😉

[@kylereese4542]

He's lying anyway

[@qew5474]

Prob knew he was a POS

[@FM19MONTH]

IDK, but glad they don't lawyer up so we have their interrogations to watch! LOL

[@wahidjavid51]

He wasnt going to talk until the detective said if you don't want to talk we can take you straight to jail and let the court decide and thats when he said "lets talk then" he thought if i explain myself and say i didn't do it they might let me go for the night.

[@trentstandingrock516]

At 19:15 is when the detectives finally walk in and start the interview. Anything before that is nothing but him sitting in the interview room doing nothing.

[@mdc2461]

Thanks!

[@keithfrierson5462]

👍🏽

[@diannewright3373]

Thanks 😊

[@gordonaliasme1104]

Adds to the tension...

[@LovelyLadyBless4Ever]

Thanks 😊

[@ukvox]

"How's your mental health?" "Good, apart from the murdering issue thingy..."

[@MrRichard57000]

haha

[@widdershins1796]

Depends if you're Sociopathic , it doesn't affect them the way it does neurotypical people. Might see it as inconvenient more than anything

[@ashsun5103]

He lost his insanity defense privilege the moment he answered yes

[@polkadotsuzanne9306]

Lol

[@mr.fairplay4800]

Nice...

[@ComingAtYouBro]

So the joke starts with : ''A white guy, an asian guy and a black guy meet in an interogation room...''

[@dannysigurdson6533]

And it ends with a life sentence

[@artmcpharlin6730]

THIS IS NOT A JOKE. stupid.

[@ceceliabrawner1423]

Lol white man blk man Chinese man old jokes somebody telling there age 😆😂🤣

[@ComingAtYouBro]

@@ceceliabrawner1423 Thats a good discussion starter :P

[@ComingAtYouBro]

@@artmcpharlin6730 If you think so

[@conscientiousobserver8772]

"You don't want to be seen as a cold-blooded monster." "Man up, be a man and face up to your mistakes." "We already have all the evidence we need." "This is your opportunity to help yourself out" Yep, Ticks all the boxes.

[@DevinRay88]

Word to the wise. Skip in to about the 19:00 minute mark

[@thenextdouglassbubbletrous1062]

Thank you. First thing I do with any interrogation video is immediately go to the comments for time stamps.

[@Mr.T-BAGGIN-UR-MOM]

Thanks

[@ashmaz400]

Your appreciated

[@psychominded3243]

Thank you.

[@the.pyt_ariyaleigh]

The real MVP!!

[@bridgettmarie9203]

For the life of me i can not understand why people do not ask for a lawyer immediately....they literally tell you that what you say could be used against you.......not for you.....AGAINST you

[@donjuan8124]

Not could but can and WILL be used 😂 🤐

[@jasonlinton9902]

Because they think asking for a lawyer shows guilt they really think they can get away with it lol isnt it crazy?

[@meoshaarnold9497]

@@jasonlinton9902 yes it is!

[@chrisz0619]

Criminals are dumb. Somehow I was interviewed about some bs and I talked myself out of it lol. Dumb luck I guess, or being honest and innocent helps, but if that interview ever comes out I’m laughing out loud at my dumbass self. If a cop EVER arrest me now, I’m pleading the fif and demanding my lawyer ASAP. Innocent, guilty, don’t give a damn. Cops aren’t your friend and being honest doesn’t always help.

[@rollbot]

not just that it COULD be but that it WILL BE

[@Penguin_of_Death]

Is it bothering anyone else that the two videos aren't synchronised?

[@dipity63]

Yes, the video being out of sync is bugging the heck out of me. Trying not to look.

[@johnpharis8498]

I hate that ! At times it's hard to concentrate on what they are saying.

[@shannilmerrill426]

Yes. Driving me crazy

[@andan04]

The smaller one is the Foreshadowing Cam.

[@igot5onit423]

It makes me feel like I can tell the future

[@BlargBlather]

I watch police interrogations while I do algebra homework. It works for me.

[@GroovyMike65]

hmmm. I'm gonna try it.

[@La_Ru-yg8es]

I listen to interrogations and court testimony to help me fall asleep at night. Works for me. ☺

[@pamcollins1651]

Penny Lane Brilliant 🙋🏼‍♀️

[@pamcollins1651]

Laura Thompson I’m gonna try that!

[@jamesbaker9677]

me too

[@Darkwingmpc]

"So, you're telling me, you dont want to talk anymore and you want to go to jail?" "...well let's talk."

[@whiteybaze497]

He was ALMOST smart. 🤡

[@sarahlu7797]

@@whiteybaze497 Hahaha

[@satinbeesade1654]

@@whiteybaze497 😆 🤣

[@danielbrown1724]

Now I get the tactic; bore them to death for hours first so when you get in there, they’ll confess immediately 🤣🤣🤣

[@Harlem55]

besides the fact that such is an illegal tactic because holding someone in an interrogation room for an extended period of time is a de facto "arrest" legally speaking- and if you make an arrest without probable cause everything that comes after that arrest as a direct consequence is inadmissible in court.

[@ecb1979]

Pretty good video quality and audio compared to a lot of interrogation vids

[@Lulabella46]

Yeah, most of them seem like they were filmed on a potato 🥔😂

[@ecb1979]

@@Lulabella46 🤣 You're not wrong. Lmao

[@bbands-yt4616]

Amen

[@AliceA333]

Guess all their basic needs were met & their city had extra tax money to update cameras 🤷‍♀️ Decent choice, some have been caught getting large TV's & stereo systems for their homes..

[@SixActStructure]

@@Lulabella46 you can't record on a potato.

[@lili2u405]

There was a history of domestic violence & she requested a protection order against him, because he's jumped on her in the past. My money is on guilty! Also, I read he was smiling & winking in court.

[@londynche8521]

Wow!!!

[@juliemarshall7913]

Talk about adding insult to injury. It's terrible when someone as suffered at the hands of a thug. And when in court they are mocking the victims in court with smirking looking like their proud. Ugh.

[@heatherp444]

Found guilty

[@314murdacapitall]

All I see is woman mentioning the violence part …. And be the main ones starting the arguments the fights etc… but play innocent all the time 🤔

[@Ginagigi1]

@@314murdacapitall WHHHEWWW CHILE !!!!

[@therealduchess]

Cops: want to waive your rights? Accused: yeah sure let me sign my life away 😳🤦🏼‍♀️

[@JimmyStruthers1000]

Shannon smh idiots

[@poohnay16]

@Steve G No they dont lol they wouldnt waste the tax dollars on interrogating if they had enough evidence to convict. Hence the term Interrogation.... lmfao

[@alpo27]

@@poohnay16 They're always going to try and get a confession even if they have a mountain of evidence. Or they'll want you to divulge something they don't have - like an accomplice or location. But that's cute you think they care about wasting tax dollars.

[@markmnorcal]

Never ever ever ever put yourself at the scene of the crime.

[@jacobsladder6715]

Commit the crime... police find out... you can place yourself on the moon.... your done

[@rosalynjeffery9510]

@@jacobsladder6715 🤣🤣🤣 I needed that this morning. Thanks...

[@remotelylucy]

Dumbest comment

[@Cheersthewinners]

If a person commits a crime how are they not a part of the scene? Do you mean “dont commit crimes”

[@blank8376]

Das a fact

[@GroovyMike65]

Detective: Your being arrested for murder today Loser: Oh OK He's guilty

[@rcaldwel]

Steven Hunter uhhhhh. If someone accused u of murder and ur innocent, what is ur response going to be? It certainly wouldn’t be “oh ok”. He’s clearly guilty or at least knows who did it

[@jeffm1083]

@@rcaldwel they were accusing him for days before this so it was no surprise

[@jaybeam1466]

If they had enough evidence to convict you, they wouldn't be talking to you.

[@lloydliveryservices]

They the easy way and save taxpayers money that's all.

[@wirralsam]

A few months ago I would have agreed with you however, after watching almost every police/suspect interview on YT I've realised that these interviews can mean the difference between a murder or manslaughter (first or second-degree murder) conviction.

[@ASimoneau]

They might have the evidence to convict you, but a District Attorney would much rather walk into court holding a single piece of a paper with your signed confession on it. DAs love it when they don't have to bring their briefcase to work.

[@wirralsam]

@@ASimoneau lol, are you speaking as a DA?

[@ASimoneau]

@@wirralsam Nope. But I know nobody likes to get their job done working hard when they have the option of getting it done working easy.

[@cashoutbigbank9616]

I knew he did it by the way he blew his nose. U can’t trust a person that blows their nose like that!😂😆🤷🏾‍♂️

[@joprent6727]

🤣🤣🤣

[@commonsense571]

🤣🤣💀

[@Kbooty46]

Yuk

[@angieb2790]

Lol..shut up I blow my nose like that when my allergies kick in

[@TinaCEverett]

🤣🤣🤣

[@renegadereid84]

He was constantly beating on her until he went to far and murdered her smh I wish she could've gotten away from him but now it's too late 😟💔

[@naqenaqe8597]

Thats what the real homys do !! beat up the girlfriends and go to jeal for the rest of their scumy lives ,loool

[@caseylocke4474]

26:23 - Is it just me, or did this detective skip several steps of the Reid Technique and go straight to the end game? How can you establish a behavioral baseline, rapport, or begin to work a confession out of him like that? The suspect immediately said "take me to jail, I'm done talking" when the detective accused him from the get-go. What other response would one expect? What's going on here?

[@pennyxrp]

I think it’s just you.

[@caseylocke4474]

​@@pennyxrp If you have the time and the interest, I would very much appreciate you pointing out where the other steps of the Reid Technique occurred in this video. It's a topic in which I'm very much interested and always looking to learn. Many times, people see things from a viewpoint I've totally overlooked.

[@caseylocke4474]

@@thomasengel1459 Why do you say it's obvious they spoke before? The detective made it clear at the beginning that the guy had no idea why he was there and no one had spoken to him before. So why do you believe that? He outright asked him if he knew why he was there and he said no.

[@rayray8687]

Casey Locke: If they skipped several steps of the Reid Technique then to me it follows that they are not using the Reid Technique? Is there a requirement to use that particular method?

[@pantrog96]

The Reid Technique is not required. Sometimes cops have to improvise based on the perp.

[@marciabluemedia2903]

I love how he explains that his family are police officers & knows everything....but continues to talk without an lawyer....

[@sincerelykimberlyb9724]

It’s the urge of the guilty to try to convince others of their innocence

[@iamskippy]

“Sovereign Citizens” always recollect every time an officer _(or official of any kind)_ who humors them, as later saying *“You’re right”* _even though they never said that_ *OR* _they said it referring to one of the 20 points they just Kim Blandino style rattled off_

[@LeftLaneDreams]

Yup people that claim they know everything usually don’t know anything. 😂

[@diegogeneral1217]

A word ho the wise is sufficient

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

I don't love that

[@BUDDYSHADOW]

Never talk to cops. A detective told me this, ESPECIALLY if you are innocent. If innocent, say, "I-m getting the most costly lawyer and your department will pay for it when I sue it."

[@johnnyreed8537]

Many of these suspects refuse to "lawyer up" because they believe they're so smart and cunning that they'll be able to talk themselves out of the situations that they're accused of...

[@markmelnyk6371]

It's that and also, when they have been in a holding cell for 2 days just sitting, they want to talk to someone already. If they say I'm not talking, they will be just sitting in a holding cell as long as the law allows. It's way different if you're already in jail or prison. Where you have s bed, radio. Food, books. But in holding cells, you have nothing but your thoughts 24/7 and a hard bench or the concrete floor.

[@golodopra4755]

imagine sitting with him for 19 minutes if you didnt read the comment section

[@Orghoroth]

I don't even bother to watch those when comments are turned off. Half the fun is in the comments.

[@lalachka101]

@@Orghoroth me too :) I wonder why people turn them off. Do they not realize how many views they're missing on?

[@Marshann91]

I swear bruh lol 😂 I’m shol like wtf

[@illidelphian1508]

That was me. (I was crocheting on the side but still lmao)

[@JennHarvey85]

Lol 😆

[@lil_wooddale44]

Detective: You have a warrant out for your Arrest..for Murder Danny: If y’all Say So.. Bro is that all you gone say?? If that don’t scream guilty, I don’t know what does 😂😂

[@RickieStains]

detective:why would she tell you shes out side your door when your sitting at her house suspect:(drinks water bottole)thats a good question

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

He’s a lying coward

[@Jheyanneify]

@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 😂😂

[@ruth7965]

Maybe she just thinks he is at home? Do the messages go on to indicate proof he was at his home? Could he have really been at her house ? They got their wires crossed, he was going to her and she going to him and neither one knew ? We dont have the full picture yet, of what happened next, so that we can judge. Presumably the police man does have that info at the time of this interrogation and therefore he knows it conflicts with the mans story. Busted. Maybe we will hear testimony about that matter during the trial. Seems the detective was accusing him of being in position of both phones and texting on both phones in an attempt to create an alibi. But it that was the case the alibi was botched big time. Not buying it.

[@orvil9223]

One of the worst responses I've ever heard to a question from a detective - "That's a good question".

[@raquancurry1336]

😂😂😂

[@webdapeeps9015]

I’d say that Left Nostril is fairly clean now

[@mr.smithgnrsmith7808]

Got the coke boogers out….

[@doodle836]

Lol!!!! 🤣😂😆

[@Tampo-tiger]

Always good to see some diligent nasal husbandry going on.

[@pamelajacobs2863]

@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 Bwahahaha

[@breAnnasmama]

Yeah but my left ear is officially broken 😂 that crap was loud! Haha

[@billrowan1957]

By the time it started I was ready to confess just to get the video going

[@HandmaidenOfDistinction66854]

😁

[@satinbeesade1654]

😆 🤣 😂

[@melnimtz]

😂

[@clayholliman3724]

When it started me and my wife were fooling around and now she just gave birth to my son 13.06 lbs ...

[@mjstow]

Congratulations. Are you going to name your son Danny in honour of the interviewee?

[@thinkinsidetheboxsquarecir3303]

@@mjstow ha!😆

[@beautifuldiva0208]

😅😂🤣

[@BB-dd6wm]

Thirteen pounds? Jesus Christ.

[@mjstow]

@@BB-dd6wm I guess she's a woman of considerable caliber.

[@tracyshaffer4510]

Think I watched too many of these, I know what the detective is going to say next!

[@rayray8687]

Yep, there’s only one training manual.

[@anthony_barba]

I’m giving you a chance to be a man

[@JohnSmith-jz4pk]

Tracy Shaffer they are so predictable!! Bc they aren’t very educated

[@ididntknowthat059]

Tracy Shaffer Same, I was just thinking that exact thing I could probably do one myself at this stage

[@AROY413]

@@rayray8687 theres actually 3 or 4 techniques alot of seasoned interrogators can switch up between them. Best bet is keep your mouth shut with out a lawyer present even if it means sitting in jail for little bit.

[@christopherkey2272]

Never talk to the cops. If the cops had a solid case than they wouldnt need you to talk to them in most cases. They are just looking to make their job easier. Dont do their job for them. If youre ever in an interrogation room, just STFU and ask for a lawyer. Whether youre guilty or innocent.

[@aliciastalksessions]

I'm glad the trashbag did

[@littlepoolefam3]

It's funny how the detectives always tell you what your rights are, and then try every trick in the book to cause you to waive them. Most of these interrogations are not to find the truth, it is to build their cases against the person they are interrogating. That is why it is so important to exercise your right to remain silent and to make sure you verbally invoke that right. It is a lie for them to say that only a guilty person wouldn't want to talk. Another crazy thing to think about is that they are always trying to "get to the truth" by lying to get it. This dude, guilty or not guilty, should have stopped at, "you can prove it in court."

[@gregrambo606]

Yep. Supreme Court ruling from long ago: THE POLICE HAVE THE RIGHT TO LIE TO YOU. Don't forget it.

[@littlepoolefam3]

@@gregrambo606 They may have a right to lie and get away with it for now, but they will have to give an account for someday.

[@gregrambo606]

@@littlepoolefam3 Hopefully

[@gregrambo606]

@@littlepoolefam3 Oh and one more thing: THE POLICE DO NOT HAVE TO KNOW THE LAW (Supreme Court again). That's not their job. That's the job of attorneys (lawyers) and judges in court. The job of the police is RECIEVE AND CARRY OUT ORDERS. Arguing with the police about laws and constitutional rights is a waste of time.

[@littlepoolefam3]

@@gregrambo606 Wow...it gets better every time you reply. I need to read more. Thanks, Greg Rambo. I would just call you Greg, but using Rambo is so much better for some reason.

[@mohammedhaji910]

Without this videos I can’t sleep

[@countryboylife5darlowe391]

Can I call my momma first?! Lol I need to call my momma man!!! 😂😂😂 isn’t that the criminal favorite saying lol

[@kittysch2]

If they were so confident of his guilt, then why so many unanswered questions

[@KyeKaiN]

I'm telling you.

[@sunnyboknow]

Good question

[@dastony1969]

They may be confident but they don’t have the proof. I believe they just want a confession to make the case.

[@blueblood723]

They got what they needed, a warrant signed by a judge isn't handed out like candy....appears they were trying to attack his alibi.

[@breAnnasmama]

Exactly.. people don’t always consider that in most cases, they have what they need and as long as they have the cooperation from/ suspect talking where there’s any more ammo they can use from the interview to dispute anything against the evidence, they’ll continue to talk and try to punch holes in the alibi. People often think the investigators are going to just show all their cards or that they are asking questions bc they don’t have the answers already .. sometimes it’s the case, as not every suspect is being interviewed bc there’s been a warrant against them to bring them in… many times, they have people voluntarily come in and talk and doesn’t mean they don’t already have a case solidly built against a suspect either though… but sometimes they’re able To go ahead without suspects admission or testimony & sometimes they’re having a case that’s mostly built on circumstantial evidence where having more info is always going to be their main objective and their best interest to have more solid evidence, especially when it’s still a lot of circumstantial evidence being able to be presented.

[@Gq214]

Never talk to the police not even about the weather.

[@rachaelleann9847]

Hales yeah!!!! Not a word idc what it it is!

[@rachaelleann9847]

@King Zartan yep. They done a awful job in trying to get him confess. Bad bad tactics. Idk if I've ever saw it be done so patheticly

[@crazii252]

Why are y’all defending a murdererer?? Smh imagine if it was your mom he killed or your sister y’all stupid for real 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@tabithaburns8345]

Lol

[@waltersobchak7275]

Especially JSO

[@maamyesmaam321]

The 20 minutes of dead air was totally unnecessary. Just get to the interview

[@richardvanderpool7540]

How many times will we hear the "you don't want to be a monster" routine? I wish everyone would shut up, get a lawyer and then plead the fifth.

[@T.Sullivan]

Why would he talk to them??? Absolutely never talk to police about a murder

[@jeffwads]

Going out on a limb here and taking Extreme Stupidity for $1000.

[@criticalthinking1592]

@@jeffwads you’re the winner

[@beeloveseveryoneofyou3740]

He doesn't know his rights & he's slow. This detective should pull back so that the man can give them honest answers. U can't ask and answer the freaking questions! PERIODTT Dude needs to lawyer up, bcuz these detectives aren't doing their jobs. Cocky sarcastic bullies.

[@lisalangille2071]

They already have an arrest warrant for murder on him! Whatever they’re doing is just to wear him down.

[@robertburnam5433]

if he killed your sis.. 🤔

[@eriklizar807]

What we need on all the police interviews/interrogations is the conversations between the detectives outside of the interrogation room! That would be great transparency!

[@SuperTruthful]

you wanna hear gossip😂😂😂

[@tabithaburns8345]

Anything you say will be held against you in a court of law: right away I want a lawyer detectives hate that. Just do not talk ask for a lawyer as soon as they get into the room. Periortttttttttt

[@erisgh0sted961]

Period.

[@poutinedream5066]

Some states have even stopped calling them your Miranda Rights, and now use your Miranda Warning. What more do mfs need to hear?

[@longbranch100]

I always wonder what these people are thinking when they’re in the room all by themselves

[@llllllolllllllll]

Well you question every decision you made that led you to this godless room. You remember the school days where you thought waking up early and doing homeworks were the biggest problems in your life . Your mind flashes every crime movie that you watched and tries to give you ideas on how to handle this situation etc.

[@feurigerStern]

If the person is a sociopath, he is thinking what he is going to have for supper.

[@jefferyhellerjh]

@@feurigerStern or what he was going to have...

[@nhccuz7230]

@@llllllolllllllll I’d say that’s pretty accurate, that’s why they leave you in there so long to make you get anxiety bout the whole situation

[@ChicagosSinfulSwede]

It's definitely a mental fuq and they will say anything & everything to try and break you. I can tell you from a guilty persons perspective that you're looking back at your playbook to pinpoint where you may have gone wrong and then wondering if that's what got you pinched. Its at this time when you realize the exact moment that you slipped up. If you got picked up w/your co-defendant like i did, then you're wondering if he/she gonna rat you out and if they do, what you're going to do about it when you come face to face with them (if your crime doesn't give you life).You're also thinking about whats gonna happen to your marriage, your car, your home, your career, your family, your bills, etc. You're also mentally preparing yourself that you're going to be there a while, because you for damn sure ain't saying a damn thing w/out your attorney. You're also mentally preparing yourself for the worst. ALWAYS expect the worse and NEVER have a co-defendant 🤷‍♀️

[@meekamoore8789]

I have never seen an officer say can you read and then have the suspect read! lmao!

[@blacklilith7480]

He was crying about, let’s go to court, my momma know I ain’t did this..but then pleads guilty..RIP Officer Washington!

[@CiaofCleburne]

He openly admits to smashing two people’s phones, an iPad and some doors, but says in almost the same breath that his family knows he is not a violent person.

[@CiaofCleburne]

GotAL2Say he may be thinking that statement fools the police but if you have anger management issues and loss of control, it could easily flow over into living beings. It’s not much of a leap.

[@thomasmacgruber6701]

Well I'm sure he's not the smartest human to ever live.

[@CiaofCleburne]

@@thomasmacgruber6701 If he was, he would stfu and invoke his rights.

[@missehiggins7093]

I rather have an idiot smash my things than me

[@CiaofCleburne]

@@missehiggins7093 😂🤣😂

[@SuperBoomshack]

"You're under arrest for murder"...he's like 😴😴yawn

[@ericfrohlich9137]

Cops: We just want to clear up some things ! Talking is stupid...get a lawyer !

[@chrisragona3945]

Those Nike flip flops are going to sit in A property bag for 50 years lol.

[@JimmyStruthers1000]

Chris R 😂😂

[@cakexpie]

They'll be vintage ,then he could flip him for thousands ha

[@brentlouis1236]

Chris R He can use them for shower shoes

[@gregoryrogalsky6937]

Classic case of don't talks to the police. Trying to talk you way out of not being charged is a sure way to end in prison for the rest of your life.

[@houseofsolomon2440]

How far did you go in high school? "Eighth grade". Now THAT'S gangsta

[@candacemail1]

😂😂😂

[@Marshann91]

😭😭😭

[@JennHarvey85]

Ikr? Hahaha

[@jacobtracc2862]

If I’m in an interrogation room I’m writing “talk2mylawyer” on a piece of paper and I’m going to sleep

[@carpediem4512]

😂

[@elkampero2534]

I bet you'll snitch right away

[@carpediem4512]

@@elkampero2534 Why would you type that fool?

[@icummins1806]

@LMSTactical mr tac must be a piggy

[@Ena48145]

@Moonshiner Jay Omg. It was a joke because of how they wrote it. "talk2mylawyer" .. come on now

[@kimanimzalendo367]

Some of the comments of viewers appear sympathetic to Beard. It is okay to be foolish, confess, and fail to lawyer up IF you are genuinely guilty of shooting three bullets into somebody at their home. Those of us who have not murdered thankfully do not have to ever know the anxiety, guilt and confusion that assails a normal human being after killing another human being. How can somebody be expected to be rational and right thinking at police interrogations, if their prior actions do not line up with rationality and right thinking?

[@sandcastle1417]

A black guy, Asian guy and white guy walk into a interrogation room...

[@junebuchholtz287]

And which one needs water?

[@Lucysays]

As tempting as it is to continue to watch a man sit in a room , I think I get the idea.

[@sherry866]

Let's just skip to the end and see the cuffing lol😂🤣

[@ariessweety8883]

47:17 "I have not lied to you one time in this room". I've lied to you several times 😁

[@KyeKaiN]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@rcaldwel]

He’s clearly guilty. No innocent person would be so nonchalant about being falsely accused.

[@zippymufo9765]

Exactly. Innocent people get upset and angry that they're being accused.

[@CoExist64]

When will people learn that not everyone does the same thing. Not every person reacts the same, not every person does this or doesn’t do that. That’s why we’re called individuals. Depending on how you were raised, whether you were in the military and many other factors, people simply don’t always act the same way. Ugh

[@galaxysurfer1122]

I'm most of the way into the video, but I'm not actually convinced that he is guilty yet.

[@rcaldwel]

@@CoExist64 dude use ur brain. They told him that they were charging him with murder and he simply responded with “if y’all say so” and crossed his arms. What innocent person would ever respond in that fashion to being charged with murder? Think about that bruh

[@williamstidham9526]

Shocked is how you feel and news to me, How, what, your kidding comes to mind. Been here with these guy’s, They will BS you into jails and locked up before you even understand what’s going on. Attorney needed as soon as they read your rights,

[@dougshukers4658]

Sad case, but when I was in the military, many years ago, soldiers/sailors were discouraged from having contact with civilians. It always leads to problems. And yes, he should have kept his mouth shut, and be grateful the Navy couldn't prosecute him

[@billding7073]

Naval consequences to First Degree muder is death. He should be grateful, but he isn't.

[@ruthvaldez8520]

People need to learn that cops are allowed to lie. Also as soon as they walk in the room. The only word that should come out of your mouth is LAWYER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@commonsensibility2051]

Ruth Valdez .lawyers arn,t truth seekers! A lawyer will prosecute or defend you. A policeman or woman tries to find out what happened. I don't know about you, but if I had a loved one hurt,raped or killed I would want someone to bring that person responsible to justice!

[@mlembrant]

@@commonsensibility2051 calm down, Common Sensibility.. here.. have this burrito i just made.. (passes burrito on a paper plate)

[@Candigale]

hd31 what you are referring to has nothing to do with entrapment. Not even close. Lying is completely different. Just on its face, entrapment does not involve having your Miranda rights read to you before the entrapping even starts. Before the lie in an interrogation or interview, the suspect is given ample time and knowledge about their rights. “Playing the victim” is not a legal defense. ✌️

[@Candigale]

hd31 again, you’re wrong. I don’t like showing up people, I get literally nothing from it, but if by chance someone reads your misinformation, they may end up in a sticky situation. “Cops Can Lie or Trick You The police ARE allowed to lie to you or misinform you. Don’t be fooled. Many times they will promise you that your situation will be easier if you fully cooperate or tell them what they want to know, but they do not have to follow through on their promises.” waterprotectorlegal.org/rights-tips-interacting-law-enforcement/

[@Candigale]

hd31 you just said “they can lie.” What exactly are you arguing about then? I said they could, you said they could in your last comment, we agree, but I’m ignorant???? FOH! Edit - they are not building a case on the police’s lies! Duh! AND if the suspect lies, that is usually very beneficial to the state.

[@yosoydpfknr2855]

they start out being nice and talking and talking about family and jobs just to make them feel comfortable and go relaxing to make them forget their rights to stay quiet 😂😂😂

[@ruckklovee9926]

The Way he explained why he was sending messages about how he was mad about her talking to other guys was perfectly explained away with "thats what men do act like they are mad to cover up what they are doing" Could explain that it wasnt jealously but more of fear of him getting caught talking to other women

[@poutinedream5066]

DB: That's what me do 🤷🏽‍♀️💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽 Men: 👁👄👁

[@gabrielcharleston4348]

All your likes come from women who don’t date real men… and that is by choice ijs

[@ajd0101]

19:15 = start.. idk why there are not more comments saying so..

[@303junglist7]

99% of killers: "I have no idea why you picked me up 😂"

[@godlikenovauniverse1118]

😭😭💀💀💯

[@NakwannTV]

That damn charger key 🤣

[@Key-dr9dh]

This man sat so cold and stoic alone in that room and yet you can still see the chaos and torment going through his head; he can barely move at times because of it. Momentarily coming back to reality to breath a pathetic sigh of regret. Its all over.

[@kennygreenwood7321]

If your uncle is a murder detective why TF you don't know to STFU until you talk to a lawyer?

[@jakeelatynes1852]

Did he get sentence 😳

[@jakeelatynes1852]

He did get found guilty 😳 😬

[@lboogiebella484]

@@jakeelatynes1852 yes

[@viviennemarsden7048]

Well said 👏 👌

[@mookieibra6376]

They left him on his own with his thoughts for almost 20 mins, imagine what's going through his mind 🤔 .

[@jeffpadgett1339]

Not much, he has shit for brains

[@ABeautfulMess]

Oh sh*t..I hope I don't drop the soap 😜

[@ABeautfulMess]

Some of these criminals behave like 3 olds haven tantrums..she thru my phone so I thru hers..how about getting a new girl..anger and frustration aren't worth it

[@godlikenovauniverse1118]

@@ABeautfulMess exactly

[@Gamonoz]

“ Did you smash your own iPad?” Yes “Why” Because I had pictures of other women in there that I was smash’n 🤦🏻‍♂️😂

[@SouthPawGirlie]

I had to go back just to hear that...🤣🤣🤣

[@SuperTruthful]

I love looking at these videos but for the life of me i have no idea why people don't, exercise their right to silence and getting an attorney.

[@isarmawinter1816]

It’s baffling isn’t it?! 😂

[@jukker95]

Most people do but then their interrogations don't make it onto KZbin. :-)

[@switch12345678]

Actually do you know what an attorney costs? If the suspect isn't rich, he has bad luck.

[@SuperTruthful]

@@isarmawinter1816 yes

[@SuperTruthful]

@@jukker95 who the f wants to make it to youtube

[@DrewOwen040]

Really, it begins @19:18. Kills me every time....”Can” AND WILL BE” used against you.......Do you understand these rights as been given to you?.....Umm....Lawyer please and thank you.........**Stop Talking!!!!

[@mausperson5854]

What's the point of including all the footage of him sitting alone and silent in the interigation room?

[@mikepotrero3905]

It's the suspense! Anything can happen. I willingly watched and enjoyed it. I had no idea what was coming!

[@coltonbrown9821]

To see how they cope how they act they do this every interrogation. Its evidence, watching the collect their thoughts.

[@EnemyBorat]

Having them sit alone for a long period of time is a tactic used by investigators, and there is likely an investigator watching the video monitor in real time as the suspect sits there. The investigators watching the room while he just sits there are picking up his body language ques and are setting up their plan of attack in terms of how they are going to approach the suspect and what techniques they are going to use. The suspects mind is racing during this time, which plays a role in how they respond to questions. Watch the body language during the prolonged wait, it tells a million tales to those who know body language. The brain is an amazing thing, great investigators know how to play the brain.

[@mausperson5854]

@@EnemyBorat understood... it's just a little frustrating from an entertainment standpoint. My suspicion is that the majority of viewers are not conducting their own behavioral analyses and that most of that footage is dead air.

[@rehab5355]

@@mausperson5854 This is not an entertainment video...You're on the wrong channel

[@nickharris9761]

Blimey - superb audio !

[@nadalieperez8568]

What a jerk. He thinks he’s so smart…. Lets see what he says behind bars

[@estherdoyle5939]

Never ever ever ever speak with the police always get an attorney to be with you

[@ajnunez8788]

Why u giving these murderers advice bruh...

[@clc7763]

Some people are innocent and they need an attorney right away because they could trick them into being guilty

[@mastersamurai7683]

Thanks

[@jamesmurillo144]

Yeah thanks

[@jobiep5918]

Nooooo, really? Then we wouldn't have these videos! Why is there always someone that makes this comment on every video I watch?

[@claudettejones3141]

They where lying so much to him that he started investing them !!! Lmao !

[@Bitethedogback]

That cop would be very good in chasing drug dealers on the street or breaking up fights, but interrogation? Naaaah. He has a really arrogant attitude and tone. I wouldn't even say hello back to him, let alone answering his questions.

[@bigdaddy6196]

That ain’t what she told my mama “ 🤣

[@classifiedagenda7348]

My man said that's a good question🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️

[@michaelappel9725]

Am I the only one who the background noise in these videos helps them fall asleep?

[@mrcamouflage]

that's a long time to be sitting in a room, alone, with your thoughts, KNOWING you're about to go to jail

[@RoaringOrange]

The dude is sitting so close... Their thighs totally touch each other under that desk!

[@danky.5687]

thats an interrogation tactic to put the pressure on em

[@arveyilleszender5809]

@@danky.5687 Not everything is a 'technique' ffs.

[@lucyfer4619]

@@arveyilleszender5809 That creeping up on the subject surely is one. Also cornering him.

[@lucyfer4619]

:) the Asian guy wants no part in this and doesn't even put his legs under the table

[@as3609]

@@arveyilleszender5809 Except, it is though.

[@obviouslytwo4u]

For the first 52 seconds, they are actually invisible. With their invisibility cloaks

[@Dezzy99-99]

Adam Floss lol

[@boobookitty1441]

Looks like he’s going to the “whacha-macall-it”… jail! 😂

[@stoutie18]

When does this nonsense start?

[@ruthvaldez8520]

That folder could be big boys lunch menu. Repeat after me LAWYER!!!!

[@jeffm1083]

You’re pretty

[@as3609]

@@jeffm1083 Creeping in youtube comments is a clear sign that you are beyond redemption.

[@jeffm1083]

@@as3609 I don't even know why I would comment something like that. I was probably drunk smh

[@jeffm1083]

@@as3609 She's also white. I don't even like white women.

[@criticalthinking1592]

@@as3609 right tho

[@dmguk9931]

"you see this folder..its full of evidence".......ok....."yeh this folder here.im not going to open it just yet till you say you did it"..... ok......"it tells us everything".............ok!.....do you want to be a man about it and admit you did it?.........umm" nope...

[@lisas8244]

This is the most argumentative, unskilled police interrogator I have ever witnessed and I've watched a lot of interrogations. This "detective" if that's what he is supposed to be, needs to study the interrogation skills and tactics of Jim Smith from Canada, who interrogated Colonel Russell Williams. I wouldn't confess anything to this guy. He's abrasive and obnoxious.

[@nicolejohnson4093]

LisaS I agree he was amazing to get him to confess !!!

[@alberteinstein4445]

Jim Smith is the best I've ever seen!!

[@mace6057]

Each case they work different they got him so!!!!!!

[@artmcpharlin6730]

Damn Lisa, you are really smart, at least you think you are.

[@KeepRight338]

Pro tip: DON'T MURDER PEOPLE. And if you do, DON'T talk to the cops.

[@vagramvardanyan9407]

Why not just break up with her and move on? I don’t understand even if she cheated on you and called the police on you this guys answer to that problem is to kill her?? Dude just break it off and move on.

[@blueSkies777]

Main interrogator very confrontational and constantly making bluffs about evidence, puts suspect always on the defensive.

[@pennyxrp]

fullonaksh wait hold up how do you know he’s bluffing? I didn’t know you were involved in the investigation.

[@tonyglock6161]

And they sit close to u to try to intimidate

[@blueSkies777]

@@pennyxrp Do u not know what a bluff is? Do some reading before embarrassing yourself

[@blueSkies777]

@@tonyglock6161 Yeah intimidation is one way, but it's not working just thought they'd change tactic but they just give up

[@finsterclause7184]

Some people are so dumb they talk themselves into a murder conviction even if they are innocent. Stop talking to the police, shut your mouth and go relax in jail until you speak to your attorney!! You’re not walking out of that police station a free man at that point anyway.