Secret Door Reveals Killer's Darkest Secrets | Documentary

In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of James Worley from an educational perspective and analyzing the psychology behind the crime.

[@unscrewedhorses]

The fact that Sierah’s mom got ownership of the murderer’s land & got to bulldoze his house is amazing.

[@yourlittlefruitninja4017]

i kinda feel bad for his mom though lol

[@weedplaid1497]

spoilers, come on!

[@Bosch_bosch3981]

I can't get it,. The guy get punished for his crime and why is the land handed over to sierah's mom??

[@rowmagnvs]

@@Bosch_bosch3981probably won a civil court case after the murderer was convicted

[@williamsherman2776]

@@Bosch_bosch3981 he was probably sued, and since he couldn’t afford to pay they put a lien on his home

[@UnicornTears12]

No one, in the history of the world, has ever sounded more guilty than this guy.

[@maramalfoy7630]

Right??? 😂

[@UnicornTears12]

@@maramalfoy7630 if there was a TED talk on how to sound guilty this guy would be giving it.

[@ArtVandelayOfficial]

Some of the pigs on TCAP

[@UnicornTears12]

@@ArtVandelayOfficial they still don't sound as guilty as this guy

[@overlordrimuru6731]

For real. It almost feels like a skit

[@killerkonnat]

The crazy part is that if he just stayed quiet and seemed normal during the interview, he could've probably avoided all the suspicion.

[@MmmmJuicy]

shhh, let the criminals talk.

[@user-qy8yh7dt4f]

Watch yourself

[@patric.]

They would match the DNA from blood on helmet and pink pant

[@OpposingFork]

how would you stay quiet in an interview

[@Ghost-jx5hj]

​@@OpposingForkwdym... I know an old man who had a Warrent for his arrest for decades...

[@Migzy-fg5zp]

Riding 8 miles to see her boyfriend, what a loving girl. RIP 🕊️

[@ArtseyGurl]

and what an awful boyfriend for not giving her a ride oh my god

[@FallenxEmersed]

@@ArtseyGurlhe followed her most of the way there until she told him it’s okay you should go home. He followed her on his motorcycle. Let’s not put blame on someone who has to live with this for the rest of their life. You’re making comments that you clearly didn’t know what happened

[@viki_5366]

​@@ArtseyGurl she wanted to ride her bike tho? and he followed her even until she said that he can leave? why blaming him?

[@gimmethepinkelephant3685]

Yeah, 8 miles isn't just some small clip. That's a fairly decent trip.

[@gregmartinez7881]

“I definitely didn’t lay in wait in the cornfield for here. And then DEFINITELY didn’t kidnap her and put her in some trap door. I would never do anything like that why would you think I would?” This dude is a trip

[@paulinegallagher7821]

Like all serial killers, he loves the sound of his own stupid voice. And he definitely is a serial killer: Abduction, attempted assault and probable attempted murder of a woman in 1990, then he eventually gets the chance to do it to completion in 2016? there is no way he waited 26 years to do it again, and there is every probability that the 1990 case wasn't his first try.

[@68blondynka]

It’s almost comical how he repeatedly drops himself in it!

[@100th_monkey]

"I'm not lying" always amuses me. Like any cop in the history of ever is going to go "oh, ok, no worries dude, off you go then, sorry to have wasted your time" and go into the boss' office with "ah yeah, he said he wasn't lying, so had to let him go, my bad" :D

[@gregmartinez7881]

@@68blondynka yea haha they ask him oh you had to push your motorcycle? And he’s like “SO you think I hid in the cornfield and attacked her?!?” And it’s funny cause the detectives are like “what? No”…

[@gregmartinez7881]

@@paulinegallagher7821 100% but this is clearly the first time he’s every been interrogated for a murder cause he pretty much described what he did with his denies to accusations not being made

[@MeatCatCheesyBlaster]

When someone says “no secret hatches” You know they got a secret hatch

[@gerry5134]

LOL 🤣

[@Alina-dn2qk]

Literally lmaoooo he’s like look over there no secret hatches 😂🤣 nobody asked that so they had to know there was one

[@GabrielTobing]

Legit the self projection was insane XD

[@user-bn4jk8gn1k]

lol, these guys know about hubris, and yet.... they monologue.

[@doctaber2213]

His fantasies fueled by good old Internet porn.

[@LeahLeah-no9zh]

Shame on the justice system for ever letting him out after that first offense. When do those types of predators not re-offend? 🤬

[@obeseperson]

Pretty often, actually

[@bobbbbysacamano]

@@obeseperson per FBI, Over 60 percent (63.8%) of violent offenders recidivated by being rearrested for a new crime or for a violation of supervision conditions.

[@goinginsane37098]

@@obesepersonpretty often they don’t get caught maybe. Got better the next time around

[@CynHicks]

​​@@bobbbbysacamanoThose violations do not count in a true recidivism metric unless it's another violent/SA offense either. Especially with SA violations because of the vast amount of laws that specifically apply to them and often for life that aren't crimes for anyone else and do not point to an intent to re-offend. Such as laws that prohibited loitering within 2000 feet of any building that minors frequent. That could be 2000 feet through the woods on a completely different road. Loitering is being on a property without official business, like eating lunch in their car. All of those laws are felonies and in some states carry higher class than the original offense if it was lower class felony or even a misdemeanor SA. If a zealous DA wants to push... and of course many do. In some states and counties it's extremely difficult for them to NOT go back. When an non-compliance charge is given an SA is almost always going with a bench trial in hopes they get a judge that isn't zealous. A jury is more likely to vote guilty, of course. All of that is to say that including those charges in any metric is extremely disingenuous. Not that you did. Of course those laws are good for public safety but they aren't always used appropriately. Trust me when I tell you many in judges and others in criminal law understand this well and it's one reason for relaxed sentences.

[@doubletap855]

They don't do it twice if the victims family takes care of them when they get out

[@justinobambino1199]

I’m from Toledo and might I say this case was huge. There are still memorials every year, there’s a marathon in her name, and you see billboards of the foundation made in her name all over the place. Just shows what a case like this can do to a town, and to think of all the other cases from around the country that have left towns in shock for decades.

[@scottdavidson526]

I live in Ohio as well. I don't really remember this case, but that guy does look familiar. Another case that sticks out is the Richard Beasley case. He's on Death Row as well.

[@justinobambino1199]

@@scottdavidson526 where did that take place??

[@BlackCatsAndCorgis]

@@justinobambino1199 The Richard Beasley case was Akron area.

[@matt1730]

It's always amusing to me when scumbags say things in interrogation like "Why would I so something so stupid as leaving all my stuff at the scene of the crime?" and then it turns out they are, in fact, just that stupid.

[@SuicidalSummerSnowWoman]

makes catching them even sweeter i bet

[@akunakii3782]

yae....they think they are smart, if they coverup their own stupidity

[@JH-wd6dp]

"Now don't go ramping this up thinking I parked my bike over there and attacked this girl."

[@the_spoopiest]

​@JH-wd6dp "You're saying you caught me on camera attacking this girl? Why you bring it up then?!

[@tsuki_moon.1]

​@@the_spoopiestreverse psychology usually has 50% chance

[@jessicabecktol8239]

This guy is wild..... The way his demeanor and speech drastically changed between the male and female officers is truly scary.

[@100th_monkey]

did you catch her "I'm not a dude" lol

[@erikablu429]

seriously terrifying. he treated her like she was an animal and was clearly all intimidated by the men. very scary that guys like this exist

[@cabralliliveth11]

I noticed the samething ,he is a monster smh.

[@mrs.g77]

When he was telling them he was a mechanic and the female detective says Oh wow! And he immediately responded Don't oh wow me! He was extremely aggressive in his response and it was completely uncalled for. She was impressed and he immediately took it as an insult. He clearly has a deep hatred towards women.

[@lindapalmer870]

He clearly hates women, it makes me wonder what sort of treatment he subjected his mother to whilst he was "looking after her"🤔

[@shadowman2192]

What that poor girl went through is unimaginable. Bless her heart and soul.

[@Ghenges]

2 years for kidnapping at knife point? And there are people who get caught with weed doing 20 years. Wow.

[@iseehowitis9382]

Cause merica right?

[@rumbleinthebumble8180]

Nobody gets "20 years for weed" anymore

[@Ghenges]

@rumbleinthebumble8180 there are still people in prison for weed for stuff they did 15 years ago.

[@readmylipsmum1079]

​@rumbleinthebumble8180 back when he was originally arrested they absolutely did.

[@Efnhec93]

There’s people that got life sentences for weed lol do some more research

[@justokayemilay6029]

Woah buddy, this guy HATES women. He can't bear to hear the female officer say anything.

[@paulinegallagher7821]

he calls women chicks and early in the video he snaps at the female cop, i thought he was snapping at his mother at first.

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

It’s always the middle aged incel living with his mother.

[@Xuevium]

His disaster of a life is fairly easy to see. Mental Illness, Narcissist, Rejected by women his whole life because he is an absolute Creep and a mess, and so he Hates them and they are just Objects to him. Absolute pathetic Monster. His upcoming Execution is very well deserved.

[@vivianclose5986]

Probably because no woman wants him…therefore he hates them…

[@SuicidalSummerSnowWoman]

classic mommy issues

[@jilewa]

Truly horriffic. It’s infuriating that he had been convicted of a violent abduction before and served only two years. Why do these brutes get second chances?

[@paulinegallagher7821]

thank goodness for the new law, but its tragically too late and came at Sierahs expense. Sex offenders should NEVER get a second chance, NEVER. The problem was, he didnt get on the register because he didnt get the chance to sexually assault the 1990 victim, but its so obvious that this was his motive; any abduction of a female or child is almost always sexually motivated, especially if its a stranger abduction. These men cannot be rehabilitated. They just cant.

[@JunkSock]

Zero tolerance.

[@bradsanders407]

Because they have to make room for people getting 20 years for drug offenses.

[@Aateam1818]

Sex crimes get less time than any other violent crime because the elite are doing it themselves

[@LoveratLoves]

You can thank bleeding heart liberals who don't recognise that some people are just broken/irredeemable and cannot be "fixed" with "therapy" and art classes.

[@mementomori8930]

that little discussion between the detectives is the best part

[@Princess_bblgum]

What is scary is due to that sign (43:45), he’s likely already uploaded videos of the girl or girls , in numerous outfits and uploaded them somewhere. This case shook me more than many others I have seen because of their pain living on indefinitely on the internet…

[@yvonne8786]

😢

[@Ethan_Alexandur]

Dressing her dead body up and taking pictures of her while she’s lifeless is just demonic. Why do these people exist.

[@rushsansityofficial]

oh hell nawh 😢

[@FullBeardSk8]

exactly, he was a dark web content creator and this was just another tuesday post. whats crazy to think about is the sheer number of people who consume this content, pay for it, encourage it. if you havent already, watch some vids about how truly sick the dark web is

[@breezybadger2676]

I find it amazing how much effort this guy is putting into confidently convincing the cops he's guilty.

[@bentonrp]

Detective: "You video taped yourself committing the murder!" Worley: "If I were the one who was actually guilty though, why on Earth would I set myself up so badly like that? Did you ever think about that?!" Detectives: !?!

[@charmariem1324]

And I find it infuriating that the first cops there didn't take him up on searching the property or she may have been found alive. Good job, officers. 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@charmariem1324]

From the very second he started talking to the cops he was putting off red flags. Why didn't they sense it? That's what they're trained to do... God it just makes me so angry for her and her family. What ifs suck.

[@dharshdanube6911]

@@charmariem1324Cause you are only hearing this one. They must have been talking with so many different people and would have had so many different suspects. Now that the case is solved you can just say ‘I knew it was him as soon as this audio of the suspect is shown to me’ It will be easy for you to always Judge a situation with hindsight

[@charmariem1324]

@@dharshdanube6911 You're wrong. As soon as this man started talking he screamed GUILT. I and I'm sure many others felt the same. But guess who didn't? The ones paid to do just that .

[@giannamolina4011]

The alarm bells ringing when the female detective only said wow and he immediately became upset. From the clips i heard anytime that female detective said anything its like his demeanor switched up so intensely. There was hostility and anger towards her or her being a woman.

[@unknownunknown5822]

I noticed that too, I thought I was trippin

[@ScrambledFishEggs]

Ikr He seemed to have a disdain for the female detective on a few occasions.

[@JustBadGrammar]

That immediately made my hackles rise. Not purely due to the blatant disrespect, but the level of unwarranted anger out of nowhere, and specifically only at the woman. Clearly he has issues with women. His pride shows in the way that he talks about his bikes and working on them--emphasizing that he's a 'master'--and something about her reacting triggered him hard. Either a woman has sarcastically complimented or outright put him down for his mechanical skills, or a woman being impressed--even passingly and politely, like this--inspires disdain, as he does not even /want/ affirmation from her, like it taints his achievement to have any approval. There was also the part where he offered to let them search the property, but he didn't want 'that bitch with her fucking dog'...

[@loafodisease614]

I think her faux interest really became obvious at that point with the "wow" and his nervous aggression at it boiled over.

[@debbiewise9317]

I agree with this. I noticed that he demonstrated animosity towards the female investigator also.

[@Cha4k]

"Worley had told a court-mandated therapist, after his previous conviction that he "learned from each abduction he had done and the next one he was going to bury." Sounds like someone you want to set free.

[@dandrelewis814]

Justice System Is Trash.....

[@nwagg5667]

Bro is a damn excavator with how much he digs

[@eggoslayer1001]

It's honestly fascinating getting to hear the conversations the detectives are having with each other. You never really get to hear that. This channel is legit the best of all them.

[@FrancisMasaba1]

Yeah that was cool. I've never seen that before either.

[@lukbomr.3112]

How do they get the audios?

[@gkling33]

Right? I'd seen a different youtube true crime story on this case ...but this one was 10x better bc it has all the actual interview/interrogation stuff

[@silentassassin47]

I'm falling asleep to this shit

[@petehira1594]

Jim seemed to have a great deal going for him and actually lost the family homestead. I think the biggest punishment overall.

[@user-ze1xt8bq1w]

Dude I cannot, it is SO PAINFUL to listen to this guy just keep digging the hole deeper for himself.

[@mariawestman9026]

I’m so happy to hear a person speaking soooo much bs !!! He literally spoke himself into suspect nr1 👏👏👏

[@johnnylego807]

Painful? It’s a good thing!! Had he not this case may have gone unsolved or he may have gone free! It’s good he was not intelligent.

[@jgee9283]

What?! you haven't finished to listen to my stuff yet!!!! Come on you guys let him finish about his tires!!! 😂😂😂

[@GabrielTobing]

Legit, its like duuuuude XD XD XD

[@Cena..]

Yeeeeeeessss👹👹 Thank you for putting that into words

[@brunesi]

That... Sheriff's voice sounds exactly like old movies, very calming and reassuring. That's nice. Must be a good father.

[@Its_babyd0ll]

The sheriff and deputies in this county are some real good people , extremely “small” communities helps make that wholesome feeling.

[@jimdavis6833]

Strange, at 8:00, he says he can't walk, yet apparently he could push the motorcycle all the way home.

[@jerome4429762]

Hope my fellow true crime junkies who read this have a wonderful day!

[@shelbysushi]

you too! 🫶🏻

[@Ykindiaa2.0]

You too

[@Jess.Loves.Gaming]

You too! ❤️

[@Fumblebeebyyourside]

❤ u too!

[@PurityIsMyName]

You too!

[@kgotabody13]

Way to go Jim! You made yourself the prime suspect without initially having any evidence! Genius 😏

[@dylan4652]

Jim’s an absolute moron and it’s hard to believe he didn’t mess up to land in prison in the past.

[@BergenDev]

Yup. Never interrupt the suspect (enemy), when they are making mistakes.

[@dr.mantistoboggan4746]

Most people don't realize 99% of police work relies on the suspect's self incrimination. Without that, maybe 7% of cases would get solved.

[@longbottomleaf6918]

Yeah the police went kinda hard when confronting him with barely even circumstantial evidence on him, but he basically panics and folds.

[@lilyt18]

Psychopaths apparently love to hear themselves talk.

[@torben777]

The fact that they left the premises after the first interview is mind buggling. He sounded so guilty and he could have been hiding an abducted girl.

[@ImMadds]

Sierah’s mom acquiring Jim’s property and bulldozing the entire lot is so badass. I hope that gave her some peace with the loss of her daughter

[@myswanktrendz]

Where did you learn of this? Someone else posted that his mother bulldozed the lot.

[@ImMadds]

@@myswanktrendz 53:33 it was mentioned at the end of the video (:

[@joshuatoro8977]

that is fascinating they were able to bulldoze the building I would have turned it into a property where people could come and get help

[@cassie1382]

@@joshuatoro8977each to their own because I’d bulldoze it too if I were her

[@happyvocal]

Damn that's some Forrest Gump shit, good on that mom

[@thatminer7174]

I love how he specifically said "no secret hatches"

[@JJFN]

"I did not lay in the cornfield and wait and attack someone" lmfao dude is literally confessing

[@thatminer7174]

@@JJFN reminds me of "i did not hit her i did not hit her i did not, oh hi mark"

[@euriditia]

Same. He kept confessing through his hypotheticals like omfg

[@totallynottheone3981]

The officer who proudly proclaimed "I might have to get upset agian." After the pretty pink panties incident is unintentionally the funniest person around. I assume you have to develop some sort of protection when dealing with this shit and his coping with getting angry is sending me.

[@STEREO171]

That "uhh....no" alr give it away😂

[@BasedLeifEriksson]

This guy really wanted to be caught and have his ego stroked for his “genius.” He literally admitted everything to the police with his denials. What a psychopath.

[@mobilegamersunite]

Guilt has a profound effect on the subconscious....even for sociopaths.

[@ljones2087]

cringe internet psychoglogist. He was trying to avoid getting caught.

[@mobilegamersunite]

@@ljones2087 I work with sociopaths....nothing is simple to understand with them. .

[@diehleeo1449]

@@ljones2087 now here's the projecting internalized insecurities

[@crowmedicine3890]

​@@ljones2087 *cringe*

[@TheMirandawise]

I'm so sick of hearing cases where obvious predators are released JUST TO REPEAT THE SAME TERRORS AND TAKE LIVES. IT'S SO AGGRIVATING. WHY WHY WHY DOES THIS KEEP HAPPENING?

[@ashleys5676]

Bc our judicial system is set up by people who do not care about us

[@paulmcclaskin362]

I bet the results would be different if it was their child involved. In most cases the justice system gives the f**kin predators more rights then the victims.

[@Valensiakol]

that's what happens when society allows bleeding heart idiots - who let their emotions dictate their choices rather than facts and logic - control the court system.

[@sarahnovella4971]

when jokers runs the 'justice' system, that's what we get.

[@makaveli087]

Voices down please. That's a truly fascinating dichotomy that, more or less for better or for worse, in sickness & in health often comes down to the obvious issue of Systemic Gayism of the Jizm System. Illuminati UnConfirmed. And unbothered, Gurl, UAK.

[@hannahdimond2167]

this is my FAVORITE youtube channel. i’ve watched almost every single video. it’s so good.

[@Subscribelikeshar]

This gives me chills all the way to my toes,This was beyond horrific and this literally reminds me of the movie in a way “Lovely Bones” Prayers for her family and friends but also for Jim’s Mother .💔😞🤲🏾

[@Jenymo88]

Yes!!! As soon as I saw the hole in the ground my mind immediately went to that movie!

[@Amber-OliverBear]

He was a truck driver for 9 years too. I’m sure there’s many more victims

[@sandyseward522]

Yep! I'll bet the sleeping area of his rig was a torture chamber! It's so hard to catch an open road trucker that are really rolling sicks FU€KS! In order to catch one there has to be a high level of chance!

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

I’m guessing that that’s where the underwear in the plastic bags came from.

[@chasitycallahan8322]

Kinda like the movie with Kurt Russell called “Breakdown”. He even resembles the truck driver in that movie. Creepy!!

[@edwardscott3262]

This guy was way too sloppy to have done other crimes and just not left any evidence. The people investigating this got the same idea everyone in the comments got. So they went over the property with a fine toothed comb. They brought in all sorts of high tech equipment and just found nothing. Yet it makes no sense this guy had a kidnapping and murder setup for years and just didn't use. I personally feel he had a previous partner in crime. A partner that was the quiet brains behind the scenes type to his loud mouthed braggart type. A partnership where combined they were both better than apart. I think they should take a closer look at his brother. People get like this guy due to horrific childhood abuse. It would be a very odd family situation if his brother didn't suffer similar abuse and didn't come out of it with similar tendencies. There's a weird dynamic in a lot of partnerships. A quiet brains behind the scenes type teams up with a loud mouth braggart type. Those types of partnerships are always destined to fail from the start. I could see the same happening here. The loudmouth becomes unbearable to be around because they are sure they're smarter than the other partner. The other partner always decides to just quietly backout and let the loudmouth fail epically. They know it will happen as soon as they leave and that they don't have to set anything up. Just walking away sets it in motion. Yet if his previous partner decided to walk away and let this guy crash and burn they would have done a really good job cleaning up knowing this guy was definitely going to get caught. That would perfectly explain the complete lack of evidence of other crimes. That sort of partnership happens in all sorts of businesses. It happens in academic settings. It happens in the movie industry. That's why sequels nearly always fail compared to the first. It happens with video games. The first one is great, everyone looks forward to the second only for it to crash and burn because the real brains of the operation left quietly. Then the loud mouth is left holding the bag explaining why now everything is just totally fucked up while the brains just laughs from the sidelines. If I was the police or the FBI I'd look heavily at anyone this guy spent a lot of time with when there could be other murders . There's just no way others didn't happen. Because they had to have happened there's got to be a former accomplice who was just better at it than him who was helping him in the past. Someone they probably have talked to and interviewed about this guy. Someone who seemed quiet and reserved. Someone they probably didn't suspect.

[@akunakii3782]

yae....this might be....who knows how much corpses he put into this fields

[@AutismMommy]

I appreciate that you included some of the side conversations the detectives were having during the interrogation. You don’t often get that.

[@allylondon9579]

Let me applaud thie channel for blurribg the faces of people that dont need to be seen. Respect! 👏 👏

[@lavenderwolfbound5886]

I remeber hearing about this from my grandma as we passed by the memorial. I never thought I'd find something that went over the whole case. This is why I walk with one side of my headphones of and on transparency mode

[@Grejegando]

Abduction got him 2 years in prison but a counterfeit dollar bill would've gotten him 20 years. A disgusting justice system.

[@asiam1528]

Counterfeit money gets George Floyd killed

[@dezznutz3743]

Blame judges we elect. Blame the Legislators we elect. We need to take blame ourselves.

[@snozzlehead92]

@@dezznutz3743 When these cretins rig elections to get the result they want, it's not entirely the fault of the people.

[@jayr1404]

@@dezznutz3743 spot on!

[@RonDon42020]

On a 3 year probation for one counterfeit bill, so this hit home for me.🤦🏾‍♂️

[@BarnabyBaltimoron]

*Jim is the greatest detective I’ve ever seen!* He uncovered a ton of incriminating insights and facts about the case. He really didn’t need the other detectives help, because he’s an absolute wizard on his own

[@emzkoe3904]

It's kind of weird they blurred out the boyfriend if they were just gonna say his name

[@PandiTheBear]

@@emzkoe3904probably asked to not be part of it.

[@RogerKnull]

He's a real genius for sure. 😂😂😂

[@Ian-qs3fz]

what? didn’t he kill her?

[@RogerKnull]

@@Ian-qs3fz He's being sarcastic. He's saying Jim was so stupid he basically solved the case for the Police.

[@kristinausaj1319]

You know what I would love to see in your next video? A case, where they actually find the victim alive, where they are fast enough to prevent murder.. I literally have not ever seen a story like that. They are all tragic, with horrific and sad endings.. PLEASE do a case with at least a "semi-happy" ending.. I could use to hear a real story like that, it might restore some of my hope and trust in humanity...since all this cases you have covered, are starting to make me believe, that people are evil, unbelievably cruel and that you never even really know anyone.. I don't want to believe that. It is too depressing..So please, find and cover a story with a more happy ending!!❤😊 tnx

[@fauna5328]

This is a true crime channel babe. Can't exactly do a true crime video without... a fucking crime occurring. Maybe this ain't the content for you.

[@morgank.6113]

​@@fauna5328I mean there are definitely crimes where at least one victim lives, its true crime not true murder. You dont have to come swinging for people who want slightly varied content. I get it, I mix it up with listening to stuff about murderers, bank robbers, stalkers, kidnappers, con men etc. Not every crime ends someones life ya know?

[@morgank.6113]

Check out Unseen, they do quite a few stories about survivors

[@bewahoops]

@@fauna5328 is kidnapping/abduction not a crime to you unless the victim dies? lol

[@tio5475]

They have a story about Jayme Closs where she escaped

[@a.azazagoth5413]

Every time Jim speaks he gives himself up piece by piece.

[@Trouble-Clef]

There’s a few things that they found at the barn they didn’t mention in this documentary. One of them was that when they found the buried freezer breathing holes had been drilled into it, so they knew immediately that it was used to keep a person in. Also, when they found Sierah’s body they found it not too far from where they originally discovered her bike had gone into the cornfield. They think she’d been riding down the road and he spotted her from a distance away and hid just out of sight, in the cornfield. And when she rode by him he had come out of the cornfield and smacked her hard in the face with the bike helmet, explaining the blood they found on it, and her injuries. Once the police officer discovered the broken corn stalks right off the road Sierah had been riding down the officer walked into the cornfield from there and first found one grave that had been dug, but was empty. So they knew she wasn’t far. They looked a bit longer, and that’s when they found her. And when they found her she had been covered with thousands of insect bites that occurred while she was still alive. Also, when they found her she was bound by her hands and feet as they said, but she was also hogtied. She was in such a position that her feet were almost touching her head. And it was a sex toy that was in her mouth, not a gag. The torment and torture he put this poor girl through is unimaginable. They also think that he had had her alive and hogtied in the freezer. But because police had questioned him he wanted to move her, in case they searched his property. So he put the sex toy in her mouth to keep her quiet, and he closed the freezer door. But she accidentally died of asphyxiation because of the sex toy. And then he moved her and buried her. When Jim is talking about wanting to make porn films they left out the part where he talks about some show called “Casting Couch”. I never heard of it until I listened to a podcast about Sierah. But apparently it’s a porn show and the premise is that some guy puts an ad in the paper looking for women that wanted to become porn stars. So they come over and “audition” with this guy. And they film the “audition”. That’s the idea Worely wanted to copy. He really believed that he could put an ad in the paper and women would be leaping at the opportunity to come out to his barn and have sex with him. What an idiot! I believe he was really going to do that, but I think ultimately the reason he was going to do that was to be able to abduct the women he wanted. I’m glad they caught him so quickly. It’s just so completely sad that she had suffocated before they found her. I hope this monster serves really hard time and gets served up some really severe prison justice for this. He deserves no less. I feel horrible for her parents and really horrible for her boyfriend. The guilt he must live with has to be overwhelming. I hope one day he finds peace. There’s absolutely no way he could’ve known what was going to happen. And I’m glad her family finally won in court and were able to take over that property. For a long time they had to frequently drive by that barn knowing full well what had occurred inside, to their daughter. How do you even begin to move on with that constant reminder in their face. RIP Sierah 🌹

[@ChocolateMilk..]

Sadly, this is a fatherless society, there would be girls willingly coming over for him.

[@robynneRN]

Truly horrific. I am shocked and saddened by this story. Rest in peace Sierah. ❤️

[@ChocolateMilk..]

@@rimahall6629 I'm glad you're not a detective.

[@barbarahoner2405]

Rima. Really?? Where do u keep your mind?

[@justboose]

​@@rimahall6629wtf!? 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@restinte]

the way he gets aggressive and confrontational towards the female detective is enough to make my stomach drop repeatedly.. i can't begin to imagine the horror that sierah went through really. i hope her family can come to find peace.

[@robinenoch7362]

The EXACT same thought crossed my mind. He was arrogant and disrespectful to the female officer and that's a pretty good indicator of how he looks at women. He's pathetic and I hope he suffers, IMMENSELY, for the rest of his life. My heart breaks for his victims and the people who love them.... he should have been given much more than two years for the first abduction, if that were the case she may still be alive. The justice system definitely tanked on this one.

[@lesliehankins3916]

My ears perked up at that, too! you could hear him bristle.

[@cindytartt4048]

Yes, really, “you’re gonna wow me lady.” I was itchy with anxiety. He reminds me of a few guys I knew in the 70s. I was about 12. They’d be proud of an achievement but knew showing off was somehow bad & would put on an ‘annoyed’ performance or get angry at anyone who’d recognise an accomplishment. You’d get flung back & around trying to say or do the right thing. It was exhausting. I don’t think anyone of those people were killers. 🤨😑They upset their mothers, though, that’s for sure. 🙃

[@MrHenhen5]

​@@robinenoch7362well, if there's anyone that prisoners hate, it's people that hurt women and children. Hopefully he gets put into gen pop, he'd probably be a KOS (kill on sight)

[@sarahjaneandrews108]

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[@emilyyy4]

42:21 “I might have to get upset again” was so funny

[@Real__ATF]

Just me or do I love this man’s voice?

[@Safety1stKatey]

I was really hoping that this was going to be a case of "She was found alive while investigators were on the property." To Sierah's family, friends and community - I am so sorry for your loss. I'm sure the boyfriend also suffers from guilt over not following her all the way home and I hope he forgives himself. It's nobody's fault but the killer's.

[@september1683]

Same here. I hoped to find a happy ending of this story.

[@user-ng5zn9ot7q]

That almost never happens

[@user-tp5yb4hr4w]

It sure seem like the story was going to have a happy ending at one point of the story, but then when they talked about the blood, I knew it was going to be the bad ending.

[@user-tp5yb4hr4w]

Now it makes me wonder how many times he's done this, how many people he has done this to. God this is so fucked, listen I don't normally watch these kinds of things, but for some reason I thought I'd listen to this one.

[@timhall5382]

HA! The narrator wouldn't profit as much if she was found alive. This narrator wants every penny he can get from this ladies death.

[@VocalFox]

The fact that her mom bulldozed that twisted monster’s house and property was great to hear. I hope it was therapeutic for her and that nature can reclaim the land and turn it into a place of beauty instead of a place of darkness.

[@BMRH09]

keep up the great work!

[@zeniittinen]

I like that they straight up called him weird to his face. Because he really is!

[@ThisEpicLife]

Even amongst violent offenders, this guy is weird. I've heard hundreds - maybe thousands - of these interrogations, and I don't think I've ever heard one who seems to so compulsively telegraph himself, in the way that this guy did. It's really pretty fascinating to listen to him. If you let this guy talk long enough, I think he would self-snitch on himself for every wrong thing he's ever done.

[@Blurrigt]

I kinda think he's mildly autistic.

[@PurpleGold.]

Self snitch on himself 😂😂😂

[@patricksweeney8513]

It’s always fascinating to me how these killers rarely lawyer up and think they can talk their way out of it themselves - not that I would want them to get away with it, but it truly shows their narcissistic nature. If you committed a crime, and you know you did it, why in the world would you talk to police on your own volition unless you felt like confessing, never mind inviting them to search your property?

[@jourdansarpy4935]

@@patricksweeney8513these kinds of people are extremely stupid but they think they’re smarter than everybody else.

[@Siile_]

@@jourdansarpy4935 yeah, you can tell he is incredibly dumb and has no idea how easy it is for the people listening to him to figure it all out (luckily)

[@knitwitchcraft]

It says a lot about his misogyny and hatred of women just from how he talks to and reacts to the female detective. Any time she comments or asks him a question he is incredibly hostile and demeaning. He's a lot more neutral and courteous to the male detectives. He doesn't seem to trust the female detective or respect her authority.

[@Rebecca-hc5ju]

I wonder how he treated his mom? He probably resented having to care for her and of course a whole other slew of issues.

[@iagreewithyou3478]

Also, when asked about the bag of panties, he could've said they're his and risk the embarrassment, like how he said he collects diapers and women's pads. But he just couldn't bear to make others think he's other than a manly man.

[@wordandwater9027]

Sad how cold and callous some people are that they can brutally murder, rape, and dispose of someone’s body as if it’s trash, baffles my mind and breaks my heart.

[@licoricetheowl4174]

Even more sick that they walk among us every day. Most of them just haven’t acted yet.

[@wordandwater9027]

@@licoricetheowl4174 it’s a sad reality but we literally walk amongst murderers, pedophiles, and rapists who haven’t been caught yet. This is why we shouldn’t trust anyone.

[@512metro]

I wonder what happened to his mom, I'd bet a lot there's some deep issues with women here. As soon as the female detective said a word, that's when he got all bent out of shape. It would be very interesting to see if there's any backstory here.

[@bettylopes2562]

This guy considered himself a master mind,then buried himself deeper and deeper with every word….This was beatifull to watch!

[@NicoleAspen]

The female detective does an amazing job keeping her cool with the way this demon spoke to her. He clearly has a hatred of women. Rest In Peace Sierra, I’m so sorry there are people in the world like this who did this to you ❤

[@abelis644]

His demeanor made it obvious to her that he victimized women and girls. Her training kept her calm and focused on catching him. She knew she had to get the pile of garbage in prison where he belongs.

[@tina-jr9sl]

Was just gonna comment to ask if anyone nkticed he became more agressive every time the female officer talked to him!

[@NotAnAmerican]

​@@tina-jr9slall the detectives spoke unprofessionally. Saying she kept her cool is a bit of an overstatement. Police using emotional acting to get someone to talk is dirty work. They had the evidence at the scene. The search warrant came as soon as they got there. And yet they continued to humor a sick killer and didnt put him in a holding cell while the search was carried out. He wasnt interrogated after being read his rights. Sloppy work by everyone. No wonder the killer was let free early and slipped under the radar years before if the system is this relaxed...

[@negaless1144]

So tru when that thing speaks to Gentleman detective such a different demeanor

[@swish3432]

I loved it when they huddled up and talked about the guy. she was so pissed. i hope she got off being one of the investigators to lock him away.

[@blackmooncultx9552]

Utterly horrific, his execution date can't come soon enough. I will forever be shocked that kidnapping and abduction crimes aren't a life sentence, even when the victim survives. It's truly one of the scariest situations.

[@BergenDev]

Execution is letting them off easy, worse to rot in jail forever i think.

[@frankcaggiano8282]

​@@BergenDeveven better to let Big Bubba in jail do the same to them thay they did to their victims for however many years it takes them to die of despair

[@israeliwavy]

@@BergenDevpeople live pretty ravishly in prison, you'd be surprised. and we're all paying to keep them alive

[@danielm4114]

Reminds me a little bit of Kohlhepp

[@pinkbombshellcasing2672]

@@BergenDev nah, waste of taxpayer money. Just bring back the guillotine for a quick chop

[@Opawesum]

He said he was pushing his bike down the road, and then later says he can’t walk a presumably short distance and back due to a sciatic nerve.

[@BMRH09]

Thanks!

[@RoeBoats]

The way this guy unintentionally gives himself up is wild. If he was SO confident that none of the incriminating evidence belonged to him, HE SHOULD'VE LAWYERED UP. likeeee bruhhhhhh I cant with this guy. So glad he's caught and cant cause anymore damage, may he rot.

[@meganfoxxymama]

Some peoples egos outweigh their logic. It’s honestly quite hilarious when you step back & look at the whole picture. Dudes a fucking idiot & I am SO glad his ego exposed his heinous actions. If only all criminals were like that. So many murders & Jane/John doe cases would be solved. Ego always surpasses logic.

[@The.answer.is_42_]

His arrogance did him in

[@myCaligirlFly]

Whats funny, is at one point he says, “well the attorneys are going to take care of this” Dude….. you already told them everything…. An attorney won’t do much good for you now 😂😂

[@joshuaburris6805]

Ego

[@wea9898]

i can't even begin to imagine what type of fear and torture the poor girls went through, the fact that he served only 2 years for what he did to the other girl is also insane, sierahs family was right when they said this really could've been avoided, hope jim suffers for the rest of the time he's got left

[@dezznutz3743]

He deserves the Death Penalty. We need to start demanding it of serial killers, mass killers, and child killers.

[@islandadventures8678]

​@@dezznutz3743he did get the death penalty. 5/20/25 can't come soon enough

[@mackhomie6]

This was really superb

[@SnackCakes]

"I'm not guilty, do I look guilty? Did someone say I was guilty? Is it getting hot in here?"

[@jaye1096]

He loved firing off questions like he was in charge. The detectives did a great job making him think that he was putting them on the back foot. It was also evident that he HATED when the female detective asked him anything at all.

[@hannie_lemon]

ikr 😂

[@lauracook8203]

He also spoke of his mother like she was nothing but an inconvenience. Who tf says they're gonna start a porn business as soon as their mom dies?

[@goinginsane37098]

Woah - don’t be giving me that - wow bullshit - I’m a master mechanic I can fix anything

[@Dustandfuzz]

He was killing his mother when he killed each woman. That’s why the adult diaper was put on them. Taking out his aggression on each woman.

[@taraemcintyre]

I've seen this story done on other TC channels, and this is the most thorough and authentic I've seen. The investigating LEO dialogue was great. You basically let this animal tell his own story. Talk about digging yourself into a hole. Well done.

[@kyleallen1858]

Oh EWU is THEE best crime channel on KZbin!! The narrator is so fuckin good

[@93FilmsandMedia]

I’m addicted to watching interrogations. What I’ve noticed is that 99% of all of these killers have some sort of Cluster B personality disorder (Antisocial, Psychopathy, Narcissistic, Borderline) and I’m convinced, that not all people with these Personality Disorders kill, but all killers have one of the Cluster B personality disorders. They love to gaslight, need attention, and think they’re always the most intelligent person in the room. I had an ex who lied just like all of these people (using same patterns and excuses when called out) and she used to make me think I was going crazy. I know now it’s called “gaslighting”. If you’re interested in stories like these investigations, look up Narcissistic Personality Disorder. Be safe out there. These people are everywhere. Like I said, not all of them kill, but all killers have one of the Cluster B types.

[@janemojcec8945]

Animals are beautiful. Jim's rotten..😡😡

[@skin3992]

​​​@@93FilmsandMediaomg I'm so glad criminal psychologists don't possess such an infantile worldview like you. Watching criminal investigations doesn't give you the qualifications to diagnose anyone with a disorder, especially not through the screen. Not even actual psychologists do that. Having a shitty ex certainly doesn't qualify you either, sorry to burst your bubble. I feel like you just want to have an inherently "bad" group of people to blame violent crimes on because that's easier for you to process instead of accepting the truth that anyone regardless of whether or not they have a cluster b disorder can be a horrible piece of shit. This was a case of femicide and has nothing to do with your weird vendetta you developed against cluster b disorders stemming from your ex. Grow up.

[@AnonymousBunni444]

couldn't have worded it better

[@TomMeta0666]

Hi bro. Keep up the great work 👍

[@cat_astrophe5]

"I might have to get upset again". Best line in this video!

[@yannii52]

During his sentencing (not mentioned in this video) he said and I quote “don’t ask me why she wasn’t raped. She was a beautiful girl”. Sick af

[@seansmith4513]

As in...he was expecting a pat on the back for restraining himself and not violating her??? Dude what the actual ef?! O.o Sick bastard..

[@Ceerads]

It’s disgusting that he was given such a short prison sentence for the earlier attempted abduction and then ended up serving only TWO YEARS. Had he been given the lengthy sentence such an act warranted - fifty years or more - he wouldn’t have been free to abduct, torture, and kill Sierah (and any other woman he killed).

[@robinluich6626]

He did not hide in the cornfield waiting to attack someone. 😂😂😂 That's exactly what he did.

[@MasatoleeLeemasato-dt9dh]

99

[@highlightsateleven5434]

The investigation into who was responsible for his release after only serving 2 years of a 10 year sentence for such a violent crime and why this could even be possible and ever be considered acceptable by a reasonable person...that should be an equally investigated by police and publicized by news media....

[@effaroundfindout]

It's just going to get worse... I live in Cali and the democrats are pushing legislation to lessen harsh sentences for sex offenders. It is mind boggling.

[@joeymims5852]

totally agree!! Our judicial system is so F'd up. Sentences range from little to no time for extremely awful things, like this guy, to like a million years for drugs or some crap. It really is messed up.

[@jai_pineapple]

“Definitely no secret hatches here”

[@andyward8430]

Coming back and watching this months later and this guy is still so fascinating. I’ve never seen somebody accidentally tell on themselves do profusely. He should have confessed the second the police showed up to the door.

[@D-me-dream-smp]

It’s so horrifying to think of how that poor girl must have felt at the mercy of this lunatic. It was extraordinary listening to the case practically unfold as the interview goes on. LE did an excellent job keeping him talking regardless of how obnoxious or combative he was being. Given how elaborate the whole set up was sadly I find it highly unlikely Sereh was the only victim to this depraved monster. The details at the end were truly disturbing so thank goodness he is finally locked up.

[@dannyn.3539]

Base on the fact that she die due to Asphyxiation because the gage in her mouth was too big. Also she was hog tied. Also the fact that he went home, waited till dark and came back with a truck. I think he attacked her. Tie her up and left her in the cornfield. He came back when it was dark to get her but she already die. So he mess with her corpse.

[@LiveFreeOrDie2A]

@dannyn.3539 that’s definitely a possibility she died in the cornfield. But- I think it’s more likely she was alive when he brought her back to the barn due to the adult diaper and gag. If she was already dead I think it’s less likely she would have had those on still. I think it wasn’t the gag alone that caused the asphyxiation but a combination of the gag and limited air supply while being stuffed in the freezer.

[@dannyn.3539]

@@LiveFreeOrDie2A I see what you’re saying. When someone die of asphyxiation, the body will let everything out. I think she die in the cornfield and he thought she just passed out. But when he brought her back and found out, he put a diaper on her thinking she had an accident.

[@SarahLouxo]

Getting 3-10 years for abducting Simone and only serving 2 is mind blowing… sierah would still be alive if they locked him up forever like he belonged

[@feliciasykes01]

He literally pointed out everything he did. When saying “why would I kidnap a young female” “so yall think I just waited in the field for her” like nooo but now that you mentioned it ….

[@Littlewings1211]

Can someone please give these detectives their own TV show? They're hilarious! When he's talking about spraying down the barn to clean it and they're chatting about how it is totally normal to need to clean your straw and dirt 😂😂 I want to watch this team interrogate everyone from serial killers to little old ladies who Rob cans of cat food. 😂

[@tabby73]

I followed the case when Sierrah first went missing, then the horrific finding of her body and the arrest of this sick man. I've never heard the interrogation. It was very interesting, thanks EWU! RIP Sierrah! So sorry this happened to you.

[@candacejackson4142]

This was the most intense interrogation I've ever heard. Especially since so much of it was on his property. The one cop was right. He was loving ever second.

[@anitamiller7960]

If he had just kept his mouth shut he very well could have gotten away with this. Good thing psychopaths tend to be self-absorbed and think they are smarter than every one else. This guy did himself in with his egomaniacal personality.

[@wale26.]

Wait I’m only through the first 10 minutes but why does this neighbourhood guy sound like the worlds most suspicious person ever 😂

[@to1620]

His misogyny is SO apparent right at the offset. He absolutely despises the female officer. I picked up on this immediately, and I’m wondering why this wasn’t more apparent to the other officers/investigators. I’d surmise that he resents his mother intensely, and while he feels somewhat responsible for having to care for, he’s also going to focus his anger on other women he can punish. Add to that his isolation, his paranoia and his feelings of inadequacy and you’ve got a real winner.

[@namegoeshere2805]

I love the part where they’re telling him he’s got himself in a hole with his story and there’s a “major problem” with the story. He says “well that major problem will be handled by an attorney” and then he just keeps digging the hole. Don’t think an attorney has a ladder tall enough to pull you out of that hole, man.

[@snrnsjd]

Rule #1 Don't kill .

[@anitamiller7960]

Sounds like our illustrious, previous president.

[@bmmdluli]

Kudos to the detectives for keeping their cool and getting him engaged and in the process he slipped up and incriminating himself. So sorry to Sierah and her family for such an unspeakable fate 😢

[@mandy-ki8co]

That was a nice message ❤

[@abadran8174]

That crew was all heavy hitters

[@TheMikeHunt]

I live about 30 minutes from Delta, OH. I remember this case when it broke on the news. It's crazy to think that I live that close to where all of this happened. I remember some friends and family going out to help search for her. I live in Toledo, but out there in Delta is nothing but farmlands and all of the houses are so far apart. It's quite literally the boonies. It's so sad that this happened but it makes me worry for others that you see frequently out there, jogging or riding their bikes. Route 20 that takes you from Toledo all the way West is pretty dangerous. It connects Toledo, Swanton, Delta, Wauseon, etc. Same with Airport Highway. But I remember when I was working for this tree company, I was on my way back from Wauseon, OH and there was a bad accident where a semi had t-boned this sedan. I think one or all of the occupants died in the crash. Super dangerous out there for anyone especially if they're riding a bike/walking. May God rest her soul and crazy to think Jimbo is gonna be executed next year.

[@Its_babyd0ll]

I’m also from the boonies area, when I tell you NO ONE rides their bikes out on the county roads anymore I mean it. What happened to Sierah has left a BIG mark on the community , took the safety people thought they had. We had the naivety that bad things don’t happen on small communities like this. I used to see a lot more riders before all of this happened, now unless they’re proper cyclists no one is out anymore.

[@TheMikeHunt]

@Its_babyd0ll True. When I used to work out in Wauseon,I'd drive out route 20 to work, and I'd never see people out there riding either. Maybe occasionally, but there were always at least 2 people together. This is why I'm glad Ohio is permitless carry now. It gives people the opportunity to defend themselves without having to wait for the sheriff's office to get your CCW certificate.

[@henrysantos121]

Excellent.😮. documentary

[@JH-wd6dp]

"Grows paranoid and frustrated the longer the investigators are there." Which is really funny given they tried to leave and he got upset they might not stay and listen to the rest of what he had to say. Such a wonderful guy.

[@Memeseco]

Yeah he is really strange when you look at all these strange bits as a collective.

[@JH-wd6dp]

@@Memeseco Totally. After finishing it all, I think the FBI agent pinpointed it: he says he hates it all, but in reality he was loving every second of it. He thought he was so smart, yet "guilty" might as well have been tattooed to his forehead.

[@brandystillings3201]

He said he always puts his “stuff down when he pushes his bike but then he didn’t realize he lost them

[@JH-wd6dp]

@@brandystillings3201 Yeah, thankfully he wasn't as smart as he thought. Even still, it took years for him to mess up bad enough to get caught and it just sucks to think about the ones who are actually smart.

[@WestCoastTruckingCEO]

Lol if he had just shut up or kept it to a minimum they would have left and just kept knocking on doors. His desperate need to know what info they had caused his constant rambling to make him suspect#1

[@BaronBudd16]

The victims mother bulldozing the property is so powerful. Good for her and I do hope it helped the healing process. What a monstrous way to die. Thank you for the video to shed light on the case

[@Streamcatcher]

Yes, the least she could do, if possible I would nuke it or at least burn de ground. Then have a flower field, specially for funerals/griev to aid people in dealing with loss.

[@timhall5382]

Ever so powerful, not as powerful as the profit the narrator makes from the poor girl's demise......... But powerful none the less.

[@JM-yx1lm]

@@timhall5382 don't forget to add the entertainment that you got from the poor girls demise.

[@bandaidboy7806]

​@timhall5382 you are definitely fine to think that but at the same time this brings publicity to the story

[@timhall5382]

@@bandaidboy7806 golly, thank you for allowing me to think. Especially when it's a fact.

[@Toastybuns6535]

Happened where I live.. even worked at a hotel the jurors stayed at had to sign stuff saying we wouldn’t talk to them… shook the community up

[@PetitPapaa]

“I might have to get upset again” 😂😂😂😂 these detectives are fantastic at their jobs

[@AwokenEntertainment]

will never understand why somebody guilty will sit their and willingly chat with the cops knowing they are guilty..

[@ExiledTC]

I have to always give props to these investigators for being so calm and patient. Right when he started talking i could instantly tell he was hiding something. People that do this kinda of shit are the ones that deserve to buried underground in a freezer. RIP to the victim and condolences to the family!

[@amyyoung8669]

Yeah me too. I love it if I had like to do over again I’m almost 50 but if I had it over to do I’d be crime scene investigator detective for sure.

[@User-rka_zykx76]

4+ years of college does that to A person😂

[@93FilmsandMedia]

That’s one of the best things about being addicted to listening to interrogations… you’re able to spot BS when people talk. I had an ex who had some sort of Cluster B Personality Disorder (Antisocial, Borderline Psychopathy, Narcissistic) and some threads that link them all together is compulsive lying, gaslighting, violence and insane need for attention. My ex sounds like all of these liars 🤥 in the videos. She’s why I started studying Cluster B personality disorder to begin with. I guarantee you reading this have one of these people in your life. They’re dangerous and always looking for a victim. Emotionally, financially, and even physically. Be safe. ❤

[@joesikorski4080]

You could instantly tell because this video exists meaning you already knew he was guilty. I'm sure it's waaaay different in the room in real time

[@ExiledTC]

@@joesikorski4080 I mean as soon as he brought up losing his helmet and those items its not hard to put 2 and 2 together.

[@in4gainccali129]

Moments after police find makeshift straw room with mattress at Jim's house.."If I was gonna have some chamber with a mattress I definitely wouldn't have in the barn at my house"😂

[@violetnovak4101]

I caught that too

[@Subscribelikeshar]

I applaud these investigators on how smooth they got him to continue to tell on himself and kept him unsuspecting of what he was unwrapping on his own is an example of how you get a killer to tell on themselves….And the female detective alone takes me out of her dramatics 😂😂💯I love it they are true to there job.

[@caem77]

Sierah went missing while a student at my college and she was in the same social frat as my best friend. I remember when she went missing it was the only post I saw on any of my social media, just post after post of people spreading awareness of her being missing. And then, after her death was discovered, so many people I knew were sharing photos of themselves with her. And I don’t know, sometimes I feel like her face and her smile is like emblazoned in my mind to this day. Like sometimes I just think about her and how if the legal system had done its job, she could still be alive. I think about her boyfriend too, it’s not his fault, it never was, but I don’t know how someone could ever overcome something like that. This story sits so heavy in my chest. Her mom still posts on her Facebook and I see them from time to time. It’s so hard not to think about her, so when I saw her face pop up in my recommended videos it was hard not to click and comment.

[@alexcisneros2980]

That's very very sad. Hearing parents posting on their passed away kids social media always breaks my heart. ❤

[@MencariMardhatillah]

😢

[@KingWiz912]

I love how frank and cerebral the investigators were. Not only did they call him out on all the ridiculous answers he gave them, but they way they did it was phenomenal.

[@sugarfly321gaming8]

25:32 Detective female: " there's blood on the handle" Detective male: "aw cool!"

[@NewLifeFromTheWayofTruth]

The picture EWU keeps showing of jim is just 😂😂😂😭🤣 dude has a look for sure

[@robotaholic]

You have the best voice on KZbin, a master in psychology, and the juiciest cases and interviews ever. There are a handful of channels to which I will not unsubscribe. This is one of those channels. Thank you

[@memyselfi4325]

Same here.

[@sauce1232]

​@@memyselfi4325He's not master in psychology, not at all.

[@jadeitetellurian]

Is that his voice?🧐🤔 I remember before they had this type of content, it was the guy and his adult daughter going out where people were missing and looking for any clues and I remember they were hanging with these two homeless guys and one of them went missing and the other one was sus af! They still haven't found the guy and it's crazy that they met the guys right before it happened! Anyway! I think that's this channel and they had a different name but always said "what's up ewu crew"

[@JodyOwen-we6oo]

He has a good voice for the genre. The psychology is questionable. At best. The reality is the writer continually makes statements that are best left to professional psychologists with extensive patient interaction rather than blanket statements of how people behave. As well as his commentary on police process which is questionable as well.

[@sauce1232]

@@JodyOwen-we6oo Every time a suspect move or touch his body = self soothing 😂😂

[@kathybradbury]

It’s a terrible shame that Whorley was released from prison after only two years after the other young woman escaped. He had done violence to her and kidnapped her, and deserved a much harsher penalty that the “up to ten years” that he was served,

[@kathybradbury]

@@Amor1990 indeed.

[@shadowpixelgun3d532]

@kathybradbury u dumbass Actually he should've been in prison for kidnapping + Proprety damage + Attempted murdere + Breaking out + thats is it total up to 34-21 years

[@positivemanda]

If he was brown, he'd have life. Sad.

[@stfuplsok]

*Worley

[@user-hf3bp2gy6d]

​@@Amor1990the governing system clearly releasing a threat to people back onto the streets

[@dooleh84]

Jim was an obvious killer from the first interaction with him. He is so damn stupid, the out of the blue "there are no secret hatches" line was my favorite. Just an angry idiot that can't stop being himself for even a second.

[@kimmonstockman153]

I find it kind of funny how the detectives are whispering to each other about something theyre seeing and you can hear Jim flapping his gums away in the back just yapping