Jerry Literally Thinks He Can Manipulate The Detectives

[@StrangerStories]

Thank you for watching! Manual subtitles added :) What case would you like to see next?

[@SanFordBeats]

💯

[@sunflowerbeth3830]

I still want to know how Kenneka Jenkins ended up in a freezer. Bless that poor girls heart.

[@neilunderwoodcoo295]

Something unique would be a nice change.

[@Karenanne247]

@@neilunderwoodcoo295hehehe 😁

[@Karenanne247]

Thanks for the subbies 👌

[@redfin382]

I get nervous when I get pulled over with nothing in the car and I'm sober. I couldn't imagine what it feels like to sit there, knowing you killed someone.

[@JoyDavidson]

🤡 Me when I get pulled over while sober

[@poiu477]

Homie was just defending himself. nothing wrong with selling drugs. all drugs should be legal

[@redfin382]

@@poiu477 but they aren't legal.

[@genericamerican7574]

@@poiu477 it should be legal but not unregulated. That’s how people OD, they have no idea what they’re getting or taking. It’s almost impossible to be careful. Same with food. There is a reason why food trucks are so regulated. You don’t want to experience what it’s like to die or almost die because of the food you just ate from the truck that isn’t around anymore. *_☝️🩺Presenting at the emergency room…🥼⚕️*

[@factormars4339]

@@poiu477you want every cities look like Philadelphia, vancouver… not me.

[@charlescollier3154]

When you hear 3 deadbolts lock when the detective leave the room there's a pretty good chance you're not going anywhere.

[@Karenanne247]

I’m always here for the dry deadpan humour 😏 🫶

[@deejai1173]

@@Karenanne247😂😂😂

[@Liberalism-is-a-mental-illness]

Actually, he’s supposed to be at work, so like the detective said at 5:42 he’s trying to hurry & make this fast so he can get going 😆

[@wayneknighton9841]

Bruhhh thats what I kept screaming at his dumbass EVERYTIME they hit the deadbolts on that door like you dead homie you ain't goin to work you're not passing go or collecting $200 you goin to jail

[@georgiadreamingbb1245]

😂

[@bloodaonadeline8346]

They literally tell you you’re allowed to have a lawyer with you and these people still think they can outsmart the people whose job it is to catch liars and get them to confess.

[@macysondheim]

They don’t literally tell you, they just tell you. And some people can outsmart them. The ones that don’t end up on KZbin.

[@macysondheim]

@proViolenceAttorneys don’t bail people out, that’s what a bail bondsman does. Say it with me kiddo… B-a-i-l B-o-n-d-s-m-a-n !! Very good.

[@realemonful]

Yeah... They tell you that you have the right to have an attorney present, blah blah blah, but they won't grant you that right when you request one. What do you see wrong about THAT picture?

[@Chelle8847]

​@@realemonfulthey have to grant you it if you ask... Its literally the law lol, I don't know what you're chatting about saying they won't do that

[@Chelle8847]

​@proViolencecalm down mate, they were just correcting you on something and made it funny, why you so offended lol

[@kannakity9732]

"Yall are calling me a liar" "We aren't calling you a liar" "He was, in fact, calling him a liar"😂😂😂

[@EmmaDaisy]

Best part!

[@mathieuconstantineau1159]

i heard it in a morgan freeman voice too haha

[@crystalshaw8744]

😂😂😂

[@crystalshaw8744]

​@@mathieuconstantineau1159😅😅😅

[@isaakrhynes976]

Todd Howard is the best voice for this, it’s a moment straight from Arrested Development.

[@bocateeca]

The suspect repeatedly asked if he was under arrest but the detectives did not answer his question. At that point he should have ended the interview and requested an attorney.

[@topspot4834]

At that point? Buddy should've asked for an attorney the second he walked in the room. I wouldn't even say hi to an investigator without a lawyer present.

[@yaboykev536]

Gotta remember that guilty people talk the cops to find out how much they know , so they can get their story straight.

[@3xceIIent]

@@yaboykev536 Stupid guilty people maybe. No matter how smart you think you are or how curious you are about their investigation you never ever talk to the police. If they think they have enough evidence they will arrest you, if they don't they wont. No point in trying to figure out "how much they know". Ask for an attorney. If you are still charged, which is less likely if you don't talk, they will have to provide all the evidence they intend to use against you before trial. Talking to the police will basically never be in your benefit. The few times that it will be then let your attorney tell you that and let them do the talking for you.

[@zacmrkle4472]

No matter the circumstances always politely as for a lawyer. These people are nit your friend and do not have your best interest ar heart. They get paid to put people in prison. Even if you are completely innocent and it means you'll have to spend some time in jail. Your first and only words need to be "I don't mean to be confrontational or rude but I would feel more comfortable if I had a lawyer present.

[@B00STED.B]

They answered that, @3:00 before they even questioned him . He asked if he was being detained, they told him he had a warrant for his arrest, did you even watch the video ? 😂

[@Jerrylumdegaard]

One thing is for sure. The day Jerry was in this interrogation room , NASA was not missing any rocket scientists.

[@Karenanne247]

Hahahaha. Not the sharpest redhead in the room 😏

[@vicvega3614]

Some meth didnt get made though, a meth cooker is a scientist i doubt this guy even does that

[@vladvladimirov4399]

Same with the demise of the uppity kid that tried to rob him

[@crypto1upteam750]

​@@vladvladimirov4399dont forget, he did it once, then came back to do it a second time and got popped 😂

[@vladvladimirov4399]

@@crypto1upteam750 Yeah dude, typical behavior for their kind. Also they are *so insanely privileged* and so used to having *no consequences* that the very idea he could even possibly get blasted by a white guy was not even conceivable to him. They have abused liberal white empathy for so long that they have taken it entirely for granted that they will face no consequences from us no matter how bad their behavior is. They simultaneously endlessly cry about racism while laughing at how weak we are for letting them get away with what they do. There is only one way to fix the situation, which I will not detail here.

[@monique2324]

Now I see that everything the detectives do is methodical. From placing the suspect in the room for a period of time, to the detectives always getting something ‘confused’ in the beginning about who’s supposed to be where, and then introduce themselves to get right into it. I love it! Thank you SS! ❤

[@Sandrawest64]

This detective is so disarming and seemingly just friendly/chatty, that I would probably just chat away and give something up.

[@feurigerStern]

I just realized with your comment that there is often this "confusion" among the detectives why the suspect is there.

[@RDSRDSRDSReDraguns]

So why do doctors leave you in the room that long

[@monique2324]

@@RDSRDSRDSReDraguns ROFL 😂😂😂 well, doctors have a ton of information that needs to be reviewed, they need to figure out what doctor specialist is available for said current patient, payment, allergies, vitals, the health readings of the overall patient takes extremely meticulous attention to detail. I’d rather sit in the doctors office for a long time and be treated properly than being rushed and risk malpractice.

[@mta4562]

@@RDSRDSRDSReDraguns after 35 years working in a doctor's office, if the doctor is always on time - run. a doctor should give a patient the time they need, no matter what the schedule says.

[@leelee6360]

I'm still trying to wrap my head around the fact that this guy is 23 years old.

[@lmfaook.7971]

Drugs.... drugs are not your friends! Anyone youg reading this. Take it from an experienced recovery addict. You do NOT want to go down that path. You WILL lose anything and everything you hold near and dear. And close to your heart!

[@BranTheBald]

​@@lmfaook.7971what is drugs?

[@DjSicEm]

He looks at least 28 but probably has fast aging genes and plus drugs.

[@Caffeinated_Acrobat]

I'm 34 and I feel like I look 10 years younger than this dude.

[@WVgrl59]

​@BranTheBald if you're that dumb, remember Google is your friend and don't do heroin, meth, cocaine, flakka, and household products that you use appropriately

[@danielcoyle5813]

you know you may have a problem and watch too many of these videos when you instantly recognise the detective from the back of his head on a grainy camera as being the same from the Lee Rodarte JCS interrogation

[@cabooseabs6864]

Its probably not but at first I was trying to tell if the bald detective was the one on the early first 48 episodes.

[@liveyourlife318]

DAMM.....I knew I seen the DT. B4....this dudes GOOD @ what HE DOES 100😊😊😊😊😊

[@fredegg7107]

yes! it's him... i knew something rang a bell - well spotted!

[@josephanthonypuccio4704]

Yeah what it that? a hair piece or man wig???

[@deadlyoneable]

Yeah I’m also noticing diff channels do videos on the same case. I’ll see a new video from one of them, but I’ve already seen it on another channel.

[@thumbalinaaaa]

I’m always watching these videos at work or while i’m on lunch break eating. It makes me appreciate my freedom haha

[@un6505]

pretty poetic statement

[@case1516]

Suspect: “I came home and found my roommate dead. He was shot in the face.” Detective: “dahgone!”

[@mazystarr]

What? No way! Well back to you going to jail for the rest of your life.....

[@jerryhamer]

Word to the wise guys. If you decide to murder someone dont hide the murder weapon inside your home

[@TS-1267]

... BUGGER!

[@buruzn09]

Strong disagree. If you’re going to murder someone, hide the weapon in your home. Keep it under your pillow. Don’t wipe it down or clean it up at all. Make sure your prints and DNA are all over it. Make sure to tell the cops about it as soon as possible.

[@genericamerican7574]

There goes my weekend…. Back to the drawing board ✍️

[@commiekillahjay2525]

Throw that shit in a river.

[@acmekanik9135]

The detective eluded to that during the interview as to why he held onto it, because it was his old mans gun. Would be suss to his Dad if it disappeared. So he had to hang onto it. Bad choice for a murder weapon. Not the 357 part but the Dads gun part...lol

[@squarefour1]

One of the best Interrogations i have seen. That investigators tactics and methodical patience was over the top. That killer has no way out. Great Job

[@nvfacc3569]

He got zero out of the suspect. People are blown away that a detective acted friendly.

[@commonsenseisdeadin2024]

THEY GOT NOTHING! THEY DIDN'T PICK APART SHIT! WHAT THE FUCK VIDEO DID YOU WATCH??

[@RedceLL1978]

Wasn't that great because I'm actually not so sure that kid got convicted. There's nothing online about him getting convicted or sentenced. Charged yes, in 2019. But I see nothing online about him being convicted or sentenced.

[@Ddub1083]

@@nvfacc3569 he did... he got the suspect to say multiple times that the guy he shot HAS NEVER TRIED TO ROB HIM. His only defense might be self defense and to say the guy attacke him, but now the police have footage of him REPEATEDLY saying that guy has never tried to rob him or threaten him, he doesnt interact with him at all! now that defense is gone.

[@nw22122]

We’ll he ‘promised’ they’d give him a ride. I had a feeling he didn’t mean to work, he meant straight to holding. Haha this cop is slick.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

ha ha. Must be an 'inside joke' amongst the detectives.

[@Banana_12398]

"You got me snatched up from the streets like i did something!" 😂😂😂

[@MelodicNana]

i love when the detective filled the document wrong and said "I am slow but I will get there" but after 15 minutes started a 5d chess play by acting like he knew everything from the start

[@mustbemeech]

These situations are real life chess lol

[@DeRockMedia]

That's why I'd lawyer up, I need a chess coach for these detectives for sure

[@RapsBeatsBattles]

All the witnesses are not credible. Their testimonies wouldn’t hold weight. All hear say. Detectives knew that thats why they didn’t charge him. They needed a confession and the head detective fucked up when he said he cant put words in his mouth but continued to put words in his mouth

[@jerryespinoza9122]

I love your channel I always eat my lunch while I watch this creepy shit lmao

[@Rae_777]

The detective’s high key Adderall vibe is giving me so much anxiety, I’ll go ahead and confess for everyone so we can get out of this 140 BPM room

[@sayadelavari8996]

Lmao

[@emily.toombs]

It was like a bad Jim Carrie impersonation.

[@cannaroe1213]

@@emily.toombs Oh-ho-ho-hallrighty then, dadgam!

[@chezmacle872]

Most definitely on Adderall, 1000% the detective is zoooooooooooooming.

[@justwowmanplays2941]

I love the arresting officer at the end. Walks in like he's a completely different trade, like a plumber walking into an electricians job lmao. "I don't know man, been too long on patrol for this nonsense." 😂

[@KINGAYEJAY]

Once ya hear that “Hang Tight” gon ahead and get ready buddy your going to the county. I swear that phrase is undefeated in interrogations

[@DarkDecimus]

Yep. And anytime a cop says..."go ahead and...." you are about to get cuffed up. 😂😂

[@MrWargw]

If a cop asks me how my day is going, I say I plead the fifth I want an attorney

[@LadyDi0514]

I love it when the detectives say they are SLOW!!!

[@kali-wolf]

What is IG? Ohhh "Insta-ba-gram"? I'm way back in MySpace days 😂 Meanwhile he has digital logs and evidence from every app and platform the guy has ever used. It's brilliantly disarming, I really like this lead detective. The detective even told the guy that he's been watching him and knew he had no idea because he's great at his job. So savage!

[@AquaPeet]

When in reality everything's already in the bag... well, the detective's carton... lol

[@LadyDi0514]

@@AquaPeet exactly!!!!

[@jimmyzhao2673]

It's the 'Columbo' technique.

[@LadyDi0514]

@@jimmyzhao2673 right!!!!!!!

[@TristenGrey]

The way he acted like he was in a hurry was so good.

[@adamrushford]

I mean if you're tricking people into confessions sure. This isn't for your entertainment c u n t

[@halloweenkingpumkinlord7752]

@@adamrushfordyou seem to be rlly upset with ur life 🤣🤣🤣

[@adamrushford]

@@halloweenkingpumkinlord7752 nap just tired of c u n t s like you two

[@Justadonkey]

​@@adamrushfordJesus dude was it really necessary to whip out the Big C? lol

[@AFDM007]

@@adamrushfordthis is purely for my entertainment. That’s why it’s on KZbin.

[@yvonnemuller9204]

That's one of the best narrative follow-up lines I've ever heard: Detective: "We're not callin you a liar. I'm not sayin you're lyin." Narrator: "In spite of what he tells Hinshaw, the detective is calling him a liar."

[@Ett.Gammalt.Bergtroll]

He was also later charged by The Department of Hair & Beard for sporting that beard without a mustache to balance things out.

[@vladvladimirov4399]

He has one it’s just so blonde it’s hard to see. Look again

[@BridgetStuart]

Indeed he was

[@GhastlyCretin]

That department must be a real problem for the Muslim community lol

[@dianeaustin2414]

@@GhastlyCretin 😁😁😁😂

[@LuckySpinster.]

I like the interrogators style. He'd have me confessing about that glitter I stole from a craft shop when I was a kid in no time

[@jimpanse3089]

Literally you are confessing without anyone even asking 🤷‍♂️

[@wesleyAlan9179]

😂

[@melissaevans2711]

He clearly did. 😂

[@captaincat1743]

Hello, I'm Detective Sergeant Lewis of the Crafts & Decorations Investigation Department and I have been investigating the stolen glitter case for a number of years. All the people in this video are actors. We created it knowing that somebody would eventually confess. Could you pop down to the police station tomorrow to have a chat with us, just to clear things up ?

[@jimpanse3089]

@@captaincat1743 Impersonating a police officer?

[@David-ki6jq]

Think this detective watched too many columbo episodes. He started off acting clumsy and dumb, and then fires off all the evidence he has. Great guy.

[@jonescrusher1]

You don't know what you're talking about.

[@artdeco64]

@@jonescrusher1 Yes he does. I was waiting for the detective, just before stepping out, to turn around and say, “Oh, just one more thing.”

[@jonescrusher1]

@@artdeco64 he's clearly a skilled an experienced interrogator, not that the suspect was much of a challenge.

[@commonsenseisdeadin2024]

by "great guy" I hope you mean a piece of shit!

[@commonsenseisdeadin2024]

@@jonescrusher1 "not that the suspect was much of a challenge." are you serious? The dude owned the detective, BECAUSE the detective is wrong!

[@Grueshanka]

It’s funny how when going over all the guns the detective keeps telling him “Ok I can release it you then..” etc etc etc Knowing he’s going to jail HE AINT GETTING NOTHING RELEASED BACK TO HIM😂 It’s a tactic to make him FEEL like he’s getting released!

[@topspot4834]

He was really good, but buddy is an idiot for not lawyering up. A dude who jacked him before, a known criminal, he could've claimed self defense, especially with the stand-your-ground law in Florida. I'll never understand why anyone would even say hello to a cop without a lawyer.

[@ameliavelasco8602]

@@topspot4834the detective even set the questions up to make Jerry say that the kid never did anything to him so that way he could never use a self-defense claim 😂

[@capionthegreat4582]

@@ameliavelasco8602💁🏿that’s crazy!

[@NicholasAdamDemonte]

WOW YOU MUST BE REALLY SMART!

[@DTCHoop]

​@@NicholasAdamDemonteqq.3. Ee.ey

[@itabrennan7420]

The best used-car salesman I've ever heard. And that's a huge compliment. A very different interrogation technique. He's so the bore in the bar, I'd confess to anything just to not hear his voice any longer.

[@timbo240]

yeah. he makes it seem like it's all just paperwork to get a loan or something

[@blckber4499]

Man's is cold blooded! "I can promise you these guys are going to give u a ride" STRAIGHT TO JAIL 😂

[@Endoplasmic-Reticulum]

His hands on the wall in the beginning, showed us just how much he’s been on the naughty list.

[@PlatonsArm]

”That’s a provable… commodity.” 🤣

[@Wiisher]

*Whoever is watching this Stay safe out there and stay alert of your surroundings at all times!*

[@BranTheBald]

No shit

[@Wiisher]

@@BranTheBald except you

[@BranTheBald]

@@Wiisher "hey everyone make sure to use your eyes and don't die" good advice poo poo head

[@got2bteri]

🙏

[@Karenanne247]

@@Wiisher😂

[@SeC-q9m]

I love how the D put pictures of heaps of guns in front of him, as if to send a quiet message. Made him look a bit uncomfortable😂

[@vitamind4008]

Every single criminal ... Police - "We have enough evidence to end your time as a free man." Accused - "K.... Can I have a smoke?"

[@HairVouge.studio]

Wow ! The commitment to this!! Usually I play this stuff in the background. I actually watched this one and didn’t even notice the creator edited in a lie counter. Good job❤ keep up the amazing work !!!!

[@shaylynneshelley6976]

I haven’t noticed that yet

[@MicShay]

Yeah, where?

[@HairVouge.studio]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@MicShay @shaylynneshelley6976 40:25 is the first one on the top corner !! 😊 and get up to 15 by 18:03

[@Marky831]

Same and halfway true and still haven’t seen it😂

[@cindyk6411]

Thanks I hadn't noticed.

[@Beckaboo3397]

The detective doing the o’l thump factor with the big folder of “evidence” he’s brought with him to make the suspect think they must have a lot on him😂 8:02 He shuffles through them like looking through all the evidence then just whacks it down on the table! I love this detective 🕵️‍♀️

[@jamescinatl8265]

And saying that there's other people in the other interrogation room 😂😂

[@maririnko]

"I was holding the baby" translation: I was using a baby as a human shield 🙄

[@BridgetStuart]

I had the same thought

[@mjanny6330]

The Taylor special.

[@user-lx5qp7fg6g]

Could anyone point me in the direction of more interrogations with this detective? His "I'm just some chill guy" approach is fun to watch.

[@pwlyons759]

He did the interrogation of that f' ker that killed the girl who worked at the Bone Fish Grill. He was the head cook. JCS has the video of it.

[@zachtooill]

@@pwlyons759ah that’s a good one. Feel bad for the guy by the end of it but he fucked up.

[@user-lx5qp7fg6g]

@@pwlyons759 Thank you!

[@mrjonesandme8848]

I told my kids if they ever get arrested and they are free to leave...to leave. If they aren't, the only word they say is "lawyer"

[@chardiemacdennis7218]

Stop defending murderers

[@mrjonesandme8848]

@@chardiemacdennis7218 how embarrassing for you to make such an ignorant comment. Are you in Kensington right now? Bet you are

[@Beanpolr]

​@@chardiemacdennis7218Nobody is defending murderers any more than an innocent person. All people deserve equal treatment through the legal system.

[@lsodiumoverdosel]

​@chardiemacdennis7218 some people recognize the difference between killing and murder.

[@ItsBunnyBuns]

@@chardiemacdennis7218stop liking your own comments.

[@melissaevans2711]

"I care about my life. I need to know what's going on." MY life. Just not anyone else's.

[@bassdmin7436]

I really enjoy your channel. I always look forward to a new case. You do such a great job. 💜

[@randyg.7940]

No problem. Did anyone ever call you Harry Ass?? Just curious 🤔

[@danielbell7855]

In the beginning he said he wanted a lawyer. Then they would not even tell him if he was under arrest. Another case where he should have shut his mouth and immediately said nothing and ask for a lawyer.

[@avostorm8111]

Or just don't kill people.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

NO. Guilty people should TALK, every single time. They are smart. Cops are Dumb. We want content Bubble Gum

[@the_BoiWond3r]

He asked for a cigarette before the interview even started. He knew he was COOKED 😂

[@InTheHillCountry]

10 mins in, this is one of the best interrogators- pretending to be all over the place, confused, extremely casual, but still respectful. He immediately set the perfect tone, got the guy to be so relaxed that he starts talking right away without hesitation. This is excellent tactic. More detectives need to use this- works way better than coming in and yelling and making folks put up a defense right away.

[@tjepting1]

I have always loved this detective. Every one of his cases, he does a fantastic job at interrogating the suspects.

[@Karenanne247]

No bow tie today 😁

[@miajackson3559]

What’s the detective called??

[@Karenanne247]

@@vince.6503 Ray Reeves….search for Lee Rodarte interrogation 🫶

[@Karenanne247]

@@miajackson3559 Ray Reeves 🫶

[@MicShay]

I knew it! I just commented asking if this was the cop with the cook killed his girlfriend 'Lee Rod...'? But I see now it is. Thanks for that.

[@ypcomchic]

Always ask for an attorney- the cops are not your friends and can’t help you.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

No, if you’re guilty. TALK every single time.

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

If you’re guilty, you’re not worth helping. I’ve got no sympathy for murderers, rapists, child abusers, . They deserve everything they get.

[@chardiemacdennis7218]

Stop defending murderers

[@suzannenichols6900]

Unless you're guilty and then don't ask for anything

[@dougsmith1611]

He killed someone. What the hell is up with so many of these comments trying to help or defend this dude.

[@grahamf57]

One of the best interrogations I have seen. What a clever guy Reeves is. In England we don't have to put firearms (guns) into the equation every day, but the same principles apply, extracting any semblance of a confession is tricky business. Getting information from what is not said is good work. Brilliant!

[@dissraps]

"Oy bruv we 'ave witnesses that put 'uew in the crumpet store. Now I know yew don't be carrying a biscuit innit, but yew did take some biscuits "

[@Justadonkey]

Oof I would rather be shot then stabbed tbh, something about being stabbed is just so visceral and horrifying whereas being shot is quick and less mentally agonizing. You guys have alot of stabbings over there too right? I dont know how you manage

[@nvfacc3569]

The best interrogation? lol. They walked away with nothing. It was poorly executed.

[@GeorgeWBush-gx3zy]

British people love telling you they're british

[@khill8645]

​@@JustadonkeyPer capita, they've got about 2.5x stabbings than the US... but less than 1/5th the gun violence (not including suicides). The real depressing metric doesn't show up 'til you factor in suicides, where _even if you normalize per capita,_ America's gun suicudes are *87 times* the UK's and often considered a factor in why the US' suicide rate (16.1 per 100,000) is so much higher than the UK's (7.9 per 100,000)

[@Lindzilla_]

I love the arresting cop at the end like man idc about this stuff 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@RawheadRex-co2gd]

Killing thieves shouldn’t be illegal.

[@TheWhatman21]

How do people fall for the BS charade cops put on

[@nofox777]

They wear them down during deep states of stress . It's not a clear mind going into it typically, unless they're psychopaths .

[@malachycarson5846]

They want / need to believe.

[@bigboicreme]

He did good! Didn't break hopefully he wasnt convicted at trial for killing the thief

[@ClassicRiki]

You ever been in a room with two police investigators and the words that you do or don’t say will affect the rest of your life? I have…I had the benefit of not committing a crime, but I promise you that regardless; watching this on KZbin…you’re not getting even 1/10th of 1% of the weight that falls onto your shoulders and presses you deeper and deeper and even when you’re innocent of a crime you feel it. Trust me. Luckily for me, the police in the UK are not allowed to lie to you about any evidence because we believe that it encourages false confessions (I agree btw) so I couldn’t be lied to in order to scare me even more. I wish the ‘Reid Technique’ was compared in a video to the ‘PEACE Technique’ used by UK investigators. We don’t have all of our interviews or interrogations as they’re called in the US available to the public.

[@NoirValkyrie]

RIGHT!! Like the con is soooo obvious 😩

[@daniellelightfoot8394]

You have to be one cocky mf to think you don’t need a lawyer when you know you’re guilty.

[@josmclove4426]

Or a hopeless fool!

[@timbo240]

people have been led to believe that asking for a lawyer makes you look guilty

[@mehardin]

Even even you're innocent. The first time they ask you a question you can't answer honestly, you know you're a suspect, but a witness. Shut up and lawyer up.

[@mehardin]

​@@timbo240it does, but so what? They can't use that you asked for a lawyer against you in court.

[@peachy_lili]

JCS literally made it impossible to avoid this title scheme

[@meangreanbean]

JCS the goat

[@LoriKasprzak-yk6nc]

This 23 yr old suspect looks 40.

[@LoriKasprzak-yk6nc]

This 23 yr old suspect looks 40.

[@priceypena5754]

Jerry: “I’m supposed to be at work” Detective: “Let’s try to make this quick” Length of interrogation video determined that was a lie 😗

[@fierce8215]

Kinda left me wondering if he ever got to smoke his cigarette or not

[@Barkerfam6]

42:24 “yeah of course I’m smart”😂 not smart enough apparently

[@Blinkerd00d]

He is one of the most comfortable liars ive seen yet. His body language is relaxed and everything. Hes been in this situation a lot, i assume

[@bear350cid]

Did it ever occur to you he isn't lying ? Assumption is the mother of all F U s.

[@Blinkerd00d]

@@bear350cid true that.

[@socialising6037]

Look up the innocents foundation josh dubin

[@cannaroe1213]

@@bear350cidA lot of people who watch these videos dont ask that question, they like the power trip of having certainty who is bad, who is good, who is going to lose, who is going to win. This way you always back the right horse. And of course women like to practice empathy on criminals for their own reasons, and it's easier to mind-read if you've decided in advance what they're thinking about (i.e the murder they did). In this case though, he probably did it, which is why the Fed sent their best clown.

[@alissacheck4194]

Just when i needed a new video, thank you!

[@jessarain9917]

The suspect made the biggest mistake by signing away his rights. People in trouble always believe that they can somehow talk their way out of a police interrogation, but the cops hold all the aces. They can keep you from cigarettes, food, water, toilet, sleep, and peace. NEVER EVER sign away your rights. NEVER go in that little crappy room alone with them. Take a lawyer with you. ALWAYS. If you are interested, the Reid Technique for interrogation is all over the internet. Forewarned is forearmed.

[@angLeto2277]

If this guy was intelligent he would have asked for a lawyer as soon as the first officer would not answer his questions about being arrested or detained. When you're in that room no detective is your friend. Innocent or guilty ask for a lawyer. Though I must say I'm always entertained when the bad guys don't ask for a lawyer. It makes good content for KZbin and great comments.

[@HKim0072]

You are misinterpreting. You never sign away your rights. The signing is acknowledgement of your rights. Interview would be over if he asked for a lawyer at any time.

[@nvfacc3569]

The signature is virtually meaningless. If he just says "lawyer." it's over.

[@charliela1844]

as soon as they wouldnt tell him if he was arrested or not he should have lawyered up

[@amariholland8483]

This detective deserves a raise or something and his acting skills can put him in literal crime shows

[@GFTCNJ]

He’s got nothing.

[@gregshell8570]

Jerry cares about his life and his job, But has no control over himself and didn't care about the victim's life. I think when he has to sit in jail with nothing, his consequences are going to hit him hard.

[@slickrick5988]

@jcrunkand? So is sitting in prison for life without parole lol chalk that shit up homie

[@Judewjjjyrdvnk]

That was a piece of shit jackboy definitely not a victim

[@zeroh7671]

Victim? That’s awfully loose. You mean the criminal who tried to set up Jerry to rob him and possibly Jill him and Jerry protected himself from? Awh gotcha

[@haywoodjay385]

The victim didn't care about his own life; the victim was a low life thief whom couldn't pay his bills for the drugs he was addicted to.

[@NASkeywest]

@jcrunkI was on drugs and sold for many years and never killed anyone.

[@Tarumarugan]

Anybody who’s asking you questions but won’t answer yours is not to be engaged with. The number of times the detective says “I can’t…” in reference to his questions is disturbing.

[@user-is6de8pp7k]

You are so Right.

[@mojojo245]

NEVER TALK TO POLICE WITHOUT A LAWYER ESPECIALLY IF YOU ARE GUILTY.

[@tannerhuskins330]

@@mojojo245especially when your innocent I would say

[@I.Grow.Multiples]

@@mojojo245More like, lawyer up and keep your mouth shut NO MATTER if you’re innocent OR guilty. They have got people to confess to ish they didn’t even know about. They even give details and fill in the blanks. They just want to close the case so they can move up and get bonuses.

[@cinder7183]

Cops do not throw life preservers. They're lying coercing and gaslighting this guy. Let the cops have to work for their evidence. It's up to them to prove you're guilty

[@Authorised-q5s]

"I'm slow but I'll eventually get there" me too baby 😂

[@EriinB]

This detective is driving me nuts. Mess around with those papers one more time!!! Lol

[@Liberta_BR]

hey @StrangerStories...can you get the Danelo Cavalcante (Brazilian who escaped PA prison) interrogation video for us?

[@monicaterry2829]

This!!!

[@wesleyAlan9179]

Yes, this☝️👍

[@AngelReyes-fu9xv]

I'm here after 2 minutes of posted love your videos you're doing a great job keep up the good work.

[@Ch3mG33k]

Is this the same dude who interviewed Rodarte lol I’ve watched so many of these I recognize the interrogators

[@jimpanse3089]

Rodarte was interviewed by that whiny female

[@Karenanne247]

Yes I’ve just checked. This detective was in the room…bow tie & all 😁

[@NosferKatu]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THE GREAT CAPTIONS ‼‼

[@samyguerroury8980]

Thanks for the video with subtitles. And the number of lies!

[@cobnam6714]

Love the content!

[@feurigerStern]

It is tragic when a suspect is the main financial support for a family member, but they should have thought it about before getting into trouble. I feel bad for that family member.

[@poiu477]

Homie was just defending himself. nothing wrong with selling drugs. all drugs should be legal

[@TheUnreliableNarrator64]

​@@poiu477idk about all that but it is self defense..

[@btchilluminti]

Those that haven't had to find themselves in these situations shouldn't really talk about it. Options are limited and can't always 'do the right thing'

[@budhunsicker8904]

Are you related to Howard Stern?

[@JustSomeGuyLV]

@@poiu477 Not all drugs. Weed, sure. Synthetic heavy drugs - those who sell that crap belong in the prison.

[@sara8284]

His “Dagum!” Acting like he didn’t know about the shot roommate 3 years prior. 😂 so listen to a lot of these interviews and this Detective is very very good at what he does. He probably plays a different tune for every criminal. And that ladies and gentlemen is why you NEVER talk to anyone after the Miranda rights get read.

[@Stevros999]

I would tell them I'll talk if they get me some chicken mcnuggets with barbecue sauce and a coke , then I would eat it all and say "thanks for the food and I would like a lawyer" 😊

[@stephenbartlett1167]

My sister was a lawyer and worked for the Sacramento DA’s office for 5 1/2 years. She always said the same thing

[@andiward7068]

Or before. Once in custody, lawyer up.

[@pinokio3785]

He's acting like a 6year old. Son why did you eat all the cookies? What cookies? 🤷‍♂️

[@Stitch_Mfs]

This talky detective definitely took his Adderall before this interview 😂😂😂

[@TheIdiotsHaveTakenOver]

So you said you were surprised he got the detective to agree to drive him to work, but he most certainly did not lol. He said they were "gonna get him a ride; get him taken care of." Or something like that... you could tell the detective was being completely sarcastic 😆.

[@jimmyzhao2673]

At least the suspect has a good work ethic. Knows he has bills to pay.

[@blckber4499]

I've watched at least 5 interrogations with this sane lead detective. His approach is essentially the same tactics, which is very effective from the ones I've seen. Shows up late, nonchalant, brilliantly deflects any questions the suspect attempts to ask, seeking information as to what evidence he has. Calm nature keeping the dipshit suspect relaxed and gaurd at a mid to low level. His questions slowly start to become direct after cornering the suspect at the same time saying things like "everyone's saying this" and giving suspect alternate defenses that appear less severe and once the suspect goes with it he SNATCHES the life out them proving the same defense he just gave him but at that point the suspect has already agreed to enough evidence that's puts them at the scene and have committed committed the crime😂 GOT EEEEM !

[@Super007CHRIS]

I have same I watched 4 different interregations with this detective... Detective Reeves is a bad ass with his nonchalant / sloppy behaviour its great acting skills .. I like him and his style he is verry effective

[@commonsenseisdeadin2024]

Thats the same as all of them!

[@beanboozled1874]

what are the names of the interrogations I anna watch em pls

[@Super007CHRIS]

@@beanboozled1874 the case of Lee Rodarte is one of them I can remember

[@ags9267]

That's very Derrick Levasseur of him

[@Smellslikegelfling]

Notice how they never answer whether he is under arrest or not. For all he knows, he may be free to go unless they say otherwise. STOP TALKING TO THE POLICE. It will never help you.

[@RossTheNinja]

Am I free to go? No? Get me a lawyer. I'm having a nap until then.

[@mimidtw]

The Lie Counter is cracking me up!! Nice touch! LOL

[@nadinekeating3255]

Everytime I watch interrogations, I cant help but think to myself, _"GET A LAWYER! STOP TALKING!"_ Lol. They're telling this guy so much bullshit and he doesnt even have the sense to stop the questioning. There is actually no way to determine how long DNA has been on something. 😂 They're telling him they will be able to determine when he touched that gun because there will be "old" DNA and "new" DNA! 😂😂

[@RandomGuy9]

If they called a lawyer you wouldn't be seeing this video.

[@Tim_the_Enchanter]

"He was shot and killed multiple times." Damn zombies!

[@andiward7068]

Someone slept through English class.

[@lucid_heatdeath]

This is the same amazing detective that got Lee Rodarte to confess!! Love his style!

[@TallianAdventures]

When cops act all buddy buddy it makes my skin crawl.

[@gnarlycarley5550]

0:50 the way you said "ugly" was so funny lol

[@benedicthlongwane7186]

These people are first read their rights and told they can refuse to answer questions. Yet they start blurbing right after, even though they know within themselves of being complicit. What are they trying to prove? That they are stupid?

[@Andreamom001]

They think being willing to talk makes them seem innocent while refusing would make them seem guilty. Since they ARE guilty, they want to anything they can to seem innocent.

[@dissraps]

Wow did you just realize junkie criminals aren't rocket scientists? You must be...

[@nvfacc3569]

To be fair, this guy gave away zero info.

[@prunabluepepper]

02:19 In handcuffs, not free to leave, locked in the room. Police: "I don't know if you're arrested" "It's not my case" "Not my job" - Copsplaining his responsibilities and others rights away. And the detective opens the interview with several lies.

[@WeThePeeps1]

If the guy's burnt you once, why go meet him again?

[@andiward7068]

Desperation makes men (and women) do dumb and dangerous things.

[@TootsieTroll]

...."All I know is your name is "Jerry"....😂😂😂😂

[@sammurphy3343]

Why do suspects think detectives have to tell them the truth and get so offended when they realize they don't? Lol

[@jessicadickson82]

"Quit trying to put my name on this murder " like he just drew your name out of a hat ..... it kills be how they are so bold and hard when they go out and commit these crimes and kill people, then brag about it... but when consequences come knocking they act so insulted that you would accuse them. It's comical.

[@HilbreKohnen]

I think a lot of people missed the main point of what the detective was doing. He didn't need Jerry to confess to anything. Jerry's guilt or innocence all revolved around the plea of "self-defense." It was obvious the cops already definitively had Jerry on the scene as the shooter. But I really doubt that L'il Red showed up for the deal without any weapons, especially considering that he had allegedly already robbed Jerry once. So Jerry had a pretty clear plea of self-defense. Sure he had gone there for a deal, but he was really worried about L'il Red jacking him again, so he brought a weapon. Self-defense is built into the whole scenario, and the cops entire case would die on this point in court. The detective effectively destroyed that defense, but before he did that he gave Jerry every chance to go there, to almost a ridiculous degree. Had Jerry ever picked up on that, he would have suddenly confessed the whole "I had no other choice" story, but instead he effectively destroyed his only defense. Ergo, the detective made sure it would go to court and the police's case would stand, though he certainly gave Jerry a chance. I think this is one of the few interrogation videos I've ever seen where the detective was actually trying to help the suspect. Unfortunately, the suspect was just too stupid to get it.

[@GymGirlToks]

step 1 play dumb step 2 be friendly step 3 give false hope to the suspect the minute a detective plays dumb on you ask for a lawyer

[@CiaofCleburne]

Detective walks in with a disheveled dossier that has zero relevant documents in it. Pretends to be flipping thru it as if this holds the suspect’s entire life history inside. Great tactic😂😂😂

[@LB-xu3vd]

Jerry did a great job. never changed his story once

[@penny6091]

Unfortunately for him, there was a witness to the slaying. Jerry was convicted of 2nd degree murder in 2022 and was sentenced to 30 years.

[@JohnBoyBeattie]

“He’s just tryna hel ya out, man”. No scumbag cop anywhere in the world is just “tryna help ya out”. If you believe that then you deserve to be locked up for 25-life for stupidity alone

[@Crowfist]

That scumbag just helped put a murderer away so what word would you use to describe an actual crooked cop?

[@timbo240]

​@@Crowfistand how many innocent people have been coerced into false confessions because the police only focus on convictions and not the actual truth

[@ameliavelasco8602]

I live how the detective starts introducing the victim by pointing out all the things he could have done to him so that way he can’t say he did anything in self-defense 😂

[@commonsenseisdeadin2024]

No! He was trying to get him to place him there because the detective needs someone to take the fall and close the case!

[@ameliavelasco8602]

@@commonsenseisdeadin2024 yes?

[@annettevarela7507]

lol "i care about my life i need to know whats going on"

[@Rhs6]

47:40 his laugh made me laugh out loud 😂