Interrogation of Murder Victim’s Friend Takes a Terrifying Turn

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[@Digitalhunny]

OMFG, I JUST _LOVE_ YOUR VOICE NARRATOR! Well, if you think about, you honestly don't have much choice in the matter. So, hashtag blessed? 😂😂😂❤

[@Niurkag29]

@@Digitalhunny isn’t an AI? 😅

[@Digitalhunny]

@@Niurkag29 Nope, they're actually *not* _this_ time! In a couple months time, some monster corporation _will_ copy this voice & make it an AI option, for sale though. Seems as if *nothing* is truly personal or private, anymore. 😣

[@bexabunny674]

The lack of compassion for human life is staggering.

[@christinesimpson6529]

When my son was about 12 he had 2 mates stay for the night camping down the creek swimming fishing and a fire going supposed to sleep the night I heard him come in about 1am I asked was everything alright he said the boys had caught some turtles in the river and wanted to throw them in the fire to see what happens how long they take to die he put the turtles back in the river and ordered them off our place threatening them, this is totally irrelevant to the horror of this crime I just mean one with an ounce of humanity could have prevented this horrific murder I would NEVER accept the excuse of going along with something so horrific this was so pre planned not ONE bothered to even warn him, my very Scottish mum had a saying "It's got to be in you to come out of you " unfortunately they ALL are pure evil and should be going to meet Mr Sparkie

[@DEBORAH4-ut9sz]

When my son was 5 and waiting outside for me to pick him up as we walked to/from his elementary school a block away. A few boys were stepping on caterpillars on the sidewalk and he asked me why are they doing that. I can't remember what i said but i was as appauled as he was lol. .... caterpillars turn into butterflies and i love Monarch butterflies which is the type of caterpillars they killed. Funny how we don't see these caterpillars all over the place as i did as kid in the late 50's/early 60's.. it has do to with bug sprays mostly but ..... killing them as caterpillars or butterflies is not acceptable in my book

[@jimmytran5971]

🧢

[@johnmcgrath6192]

My father had to flee Ireland because he warned some rebels when they were going to be arrested and executed. He supported the new Fee State government but not the hundreds of executions the govt carried on those who rebelled against it. He thought the executions were inhumane and totally unnecessary. Then someone warned him that he was to be arrested and executed, so he fled. He knew he was risking his life. That did not matter., Whatr mattered was doing the right and humane thing.

[@zellataylor8983]

That is awful & a red flag of psychopaths

[@margaretlumley1648]

Your son sounds lovely, Christine. I imagine he will grow (has grown?) into a wonderful man ❤

[@Kevin-Schmevin]

The way that guy tells the story of how he participated in first degree murder is pretty chilling. He told the story the same way I'd describe going to taco bell, just another day

[@johnflandsiii5248]

@@Kevin-Schmevin my thoughts exactly! Uncaring and so casual and I hate him sayin this and that!!

[@TM-vs4wt]

he is a psychopath not safe to let out, he completely minimised his involvement.

[@darladawn1111]

Ho hum, another day in the life...

[@DAngelo23]

He mentions a couple times about how this was disturbing to him yet it is very obvious he participated fully and has zero remorse.

[@nathanbruce1992]

He thinks it makes him cool

[@victoriasaiditalot]

“This, that and the other…” the level of nonchalant is crazy.

[@RXbee2]

That kid is a psychopath. 100% and should never be allowed out in society again. Guy is an unfeeling horrid POS. A complete and utter waste of skin.

[@Dr.Rae.]

Seinfeld version of "Yadda yadda"

[@pamcollins1651]

It’s much worse than crazy it’s absolutely disgusting! There’s zero empathy or any type of guilt expressed!

[@sulynn72]

It's funny at the beginning he says he has a bad memory, but the longer they talk to him, he's able to fill in the whole story. But he's sure to place himself out of the equation, he thinks. He doesn't know the law, though

[@aspencat2239]

the beginning is crazy 🤣🤣🤣

[@joanrichter1891]

I cannot even imagine how horrific this must’ve been for the parents at the trial. Poor Jared. This is disgusting.

[@lisa66616]

@@joanrichter1891 Exactly what I was coming out here to say. I can’t imagine Jared’s parents listening to how this so called friend explains what happened with the same emotion as if he was explaining how to peel a potato. Disturbing.

[@Wynne-e8e]

Yeah well​@@lisa66616it's hard when you find out that your mother killed your own kid but yeah the police wouldn't stand by my son p it killed me inside

[@horsepanther]

And the whole time knowing there was not even much of a motive. They just decided they wanted to kill him, so they planned it out and went ahead with it.

[@0711murphys]

@@horsepantherit is crazy that not one of them had a conscience or morals enough to say that this is a terrible idea. I don’t understand that at all.

[@bonniekennedy9190]

Poor Jared had to be so scared😢

[@mealab.1051]

This dude was ALL in. He brought the stun gun and taxed the boy and it didn't work. He knew all of it and still went along. NOPE he needs put under the jail along with the others. I'm so sorry Mrs. Whaley for your loss.

[@charmainewelsh4330]

Unbelievable

[@IamNo1Now]

He’s just as guilty as the others, and I fully expect that he got pleasure both from the act, and reliving it for the detectives. Total psychopath.

[@jean6453]

He dug the grave a week before, went with Matt to get the duck tape, brought a stun gun, then used the stun gun, he knew everything happening weeks before and helped with everything, 1st degree murder.

[@Wysaw]

To think, if they had found the original hole they might have gotten away with it..

[@SuperDave-vj9en]

In for a penny in for a pound. One is just as guilty as the rest! RIP!

[@dusty1754]

This guy is scary. He almost knows how to act like a human being.

[@pamcollins1651]

But decided to go in a different direction!

[@MsBleau]

Psychopaths know how to mirror

[@Canadasorryeh]

​@@MsBleauFact. Eventually it cracks and they lose control like this fool.

[@hollyhope7227]

Very well spoken!

[@ty.1357]

Poor guy.. he suffered. I can’t imagine how confused he must have been to be getting attacked and hit by his friends. Then the fact he sat there with his head injury in the car and seen them coming to finish him off . I really pray for his family. RIP Jared

[@Cosmickitten2012]

I know, soul crushing.

[@sarge3050]

@@Cosmickitten2012 Soul ***

[@sarge3050]

Seen? Saw*

[@jakestevens3788]

@@Cosmickitten2012soul*

[@vampyros1]

​@@Cosmickitten2012soul*

[@jackzimbelman6025]

“Walked back over to the car ‘doo doo do do doo’” is insane

[@katybug6572]

Right?? Wth is wrong w him?!

[@Ty-1452]

Yeah ! I had to stop and make sure that I wasn’t hearing things ! What a cold hearted person !

[@blueb4829]

I caught that, too. He's recounting someone's brutal murder, which he had a role in, like he's talking about his camping trip.

[@MsBleau]

​@@katybug6572psychopath

[@OrraLeeDee-k2i]

That is a big marker of his age. I mean this kids older brother is a criminal. The mother is a criminal ...buying minors beer?!?!

[@ruthcassidy6052]

'Sorry, guys, can't make it to the murder that night, gotta go to Boy Scouts.'

[@bobrickleson2087]

Ya like wtf is wrong with these mfers

[@shaunn7778]

Yeah. That was nuts

[@shaunn7778]

Not very Boy Scout-y

[@jackfalconer6247]

Couldn't believe it when I heard that

[@MarthaCarnahan]

Going for the Murder Badge I guess..😵‍💫

[@beautifulvision2227]

With friends like these who needs enemies?

[@respektetoutlavi714]

In the age of influencer logic & TikTok brain rot… One must keep your enemies close, but watch your supposed friends much closer-

[@Memevze]

As far as I'm concerned, it's clear EVERY other person is a lurking murderous psychopath. What a world.

[@Aaron-zu3xn]

the plan for Matt...they had plans for everyone

[@Bailemos888]

DRUGS and no goals in life are bad

[@OG-Capo---]

Well said 💯 FACTS!​@@respektetoutlavi714

[@roulettegenie4379]

Your worst enemies are the ones who pretend to be your best friends

[@SoThankful6181]

Exactly

[@Lindsey0007]

I’ve learned that one the hard way when I was a teen/young adult.

[@MsBleau]

You keep your friends close and your enemies closer, an old saying back when parents taught things

[@jerryoconnor-ps8bb]

It's frightening to see such blatant disregard for life and the total lack of empathy. I'm sixty-six, and I live in Ireland. Way back when my friends and I hung out the "major crime " for us was stealing a few applies from someone's orchard. Smoking cigarettes was the other "crime." Thank you for all of your uploads. Sincere condolences to the victims family.

[@dougrobbins5367]

@@jerryoconnor-ps8bb I remember you, taking my damn apples.

[@JukeBoxCarousel]

Sad. Complete lack of empathy. As they all grow older, I wonder how many of them will truly understand just how totally inhumane this crime was. 🤔

[@reneeq3122]

Lack of empathy? Lack of a moral fortitude. Empathy and moral fiber are just not the same.

[@user-ny6uo1ym9f]

The damage is done , they will never know.

[@AmericaPatriot-m8y]

None. This is our of norm. Sociopathy seems to be growing

[@clareburke7466]

It was the da de da that got me. This guy would of been laughing while telling it if they let him. It's just self intrest that's making him talk. I bet the two that layered up got the harshest sentances. Although it sounds like they were the worst. Although I'd like to here what the two with 6 month sentances said to get such a light sentance.

[@LisaFerguson-lw8il]

@@clareburke7466 Yes, I noticed the da de da was hard to hear. He's trying to downplay his part in the death. His story changed in the 2nd telling. Horrible guy.

[@areinahensley2739]

I love how he doesn’t like smiling and acting fake towards someone however, okay participating in his demise. Solid dude right there.

[@pamcollins1651]

Yep they’re all upstanding citizens!

[@Ron-d2s]

@@pamcollins1651 It's like they think it's an episode of L&O by the end of the hour when the Duu DUUUUU kicks in they will be cozy at home with mommy because they didn't actually do anything..... oh just helped dig a grave, HEY wanna see my stungun?????? TOTALLY innocent! Salt of the EARTH!!!

[@adarivera1]

Solid dude ? His the fakest of all cause Jared didn’t do anything to this guy but wanted to fit in the” crew” so he willingly participated ,but still try to minimize he’s involvement and yet here he is singing like a canary !!!

[@IamNo1Now]

He really thought that was his moment to virtue signal! 😂😂

[@BarBeeHoney]

Are all these boys, except the Meyers, raised by their Moms?

[@amandamills6181]

He says over & over how disturbing parts of the crime were, but the only time he actually showed any emotion was when he talked about his OWN future! Also, how disrespectful is it to forget the name of a woman you'd been sleeping with. This guy is deplorable, & he isn't even the worst one of the bunch.

[@nevyn_karres]

Yeah, not remembering the name of someone you are sleeping with is so disrespectful, sure forgetting after 30 years is ok, but days? They all need to spend a very long time in prison.

[@frankflex4465]

@@nevyn_karres sometimes you dont even ask the womans name so whats the problem?

[@ChristabelFisher]

@@frankflex4465 vile behaviour, we’re humans too.

[@katybug6572]

@@frankflex4465gross.

[@AmericaPatriot-m8y]

Of course. He & his buddies are Sociopaths

[@Jill-K]

He's so callous and nonchalant with no shame.

[@wlhansen2068]

This loser doesn't know any better probably comes from a dysfunctional family

[@LIBRAGOD90]

Yea he’s too chill

[@lelia660]

I don't understand. Someone tells you, "Hey, let's dig a grave". And...you say okay? I can't believe this. This guy is telling this story the way someone describes a day at the beach with friends. Sickening.

[@AirQuotes848]

I see it as cold 🥶 and unrealistic with no emotion whatsoever 😢

[@christopherjon3050]

it sounded like my sixth grade report "what i did over the summer". bad grammar. dry. meandering with run on sentences. wow!

[@Dikvej884iv4]

Id think my friend was joking. I would also not ask questions because that's not my business. However, digging a hole is the true example of friendship. Have you ever dug a hole to plant a tree? Absolutely not, but I'll chat with you while you dig. Pouring beer out is an example of delusion for sure. That's for friendship as a sign of those we love. 'pouring one out for the homies ' this guy is only mimicking other actual humans. Tragedy was inevitable with this psycho

[@ajnathan9490]

And these were the same group of 'friends' that helped Jared's family put up 'missing posters' to 'find their mate' 🤮

[@Walker_Texas_Danger]

"mate" ??

[@9babyblu]

​@@Walker_Texas_Danger Friend...

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@@Walker_Texas_Dangeryes. You do know that's what some other countries call a friend, right?

[@abelis644]

​@@Walker_Texas_Danger Mate is another word for friend...

[@Ms.Ramellibaby]

​@@Walker_Texas_Dangerseriously?

[@jjetsam3]

His childhood dream was to break someone’s knee backwards? Were his parents as appalled as I am?

[@marshapieroni6677]

He was like , you know what I mean?

[@melissagallagherr]

That shocked me so much 😳

[@katybug6572]

Ugh 😩

[@bernadettetuley4917]

Oh, 'this n that' 🙄

[@DarkAttack14]

HIs parents are likely responsible for him being that way, usually are

[@cindy_lou_loves_to_stitch]

His poor mother, having to hear this! 💔🙏 How could they do this to him! Horrible!

[@hvrs_]

His mother should be shielded from this omg I’m hurt

[@AirQuotes848]

Unrealistic the calm way the murder is being told😢

[@bluschke52]

I couldn't imagine being the mother of these evil boys.

[@TheStormey]

I can't even imagine having your child go out with friends and getting murdered in the process it's just horrifying and heartbreaking😢

[@AmericaPatriot-m8y]

Momma obviously didn't know a lot about Jared or his "crew"! Stealing, drug dealing ..

[@nessy2000]

​@@AmericaPatriot-m8yIt doesn't justify murder.

[@GrammyDawe]

@@AmericaPatriot-m8y So now there is victim blaming? Rest in peace Jared and I only wish your 'crew' got Life Without Parole....EVER!

[@truthfullyme7416]

No emotion at all from this guy. Some sick people on this planet. RIP Jared.

[@hannahmcardle8868]

Great minds must think alike! I came here to say the same thing! I added a similar comment above. This case is horrific. His demeanor is just as disturbing as the murder itself.

[@amcc5887]

I noticed that also,cold hearted bas@@@d,,

[@jackchop1576]

Poor thing can't help it! He has a chemical imbalance.

[@stevienguyen2047]

Yeah I think he was a disturbed individual himself the way he was so matter of fact and emotionless

[@BoO_Gimmi]

Weird (...perhaps ignorant is a better word...) how so many people read this kid as having no emotion when he is clearly sick retelling this story and expresses his emotion on several occasions. A stoic state is a very common for someone who is feeling deep guilt and regret. "Zombie like" is even the phrase he uses to describe how he has felt since the murder. The way he so clearly conveys the story also shows emotion and remorse. People who have no clue about human behavioral psychology ought not try to do a keyboard diagnosis.

[@caelestia8286]

him asking which duct tape has the most tensile strength?? wtf?

[@MALONE2348]

This creature doesn’t even know how sick he is or if he does he doesn’t care

[@charmainewelsh4330]

Evil that's it.

[@svideosvid]

strange that none of them stopped for a moment and said: "hey guys, what we're doing is really really bizarre."

[@stevienguyen2047]

Bizarre? More like absolutely horrific!

[@piperred2469]

Well well a bunch of 17 year old boys without a developed frontal lobe on top of marijuana usage that stunts their cognitive development and excessive alcohol usage under age could cause moronic and aggressive behavior who woulda known

[@jennehdamm2496]

​@piperred2469 I did all of that for most of my teen years beginning at age 13, never once have I nor my friends ever plotted murder.

[@jackfalconer6247]

​@@jennehdamm2496Exactly haha Some Poindexters have no idea

[@HyDR0CoDoNe]

@@piperred2469 i mean at 10 years old i knew it was wrong to kill someone and at 17 i def knew that was a no no so idk bout all that undeveloped frontal lobe i mean i know u arent done developing biologically until mid 20's or whatever but damn thats just brutal what they did.

[@Noellevrr]

As a mother of a son who will be 17 in January, I could barely listen to this without wanting to puke. This poor mother 😢 all mothers cry together. Praying for her continuously

[@janetrawlings1691]

As a mom sending prayers 🙏 🙏🙏🫂

[@GrammyDawe]

As a Mom, I am also sending prayers to Jared's parents and all who love him.

[@Catborg3000]

You should not listen and wath these kind of crazy stuff.. imagine the stress you are trasmitting to your baby. Stay safe have an easy delivery and a health baby!

[@mannybravo237]

Perp says he has a bad memory because of drinking, but very vividly accounts the time before during and after the murder.

[@pierreluc5382]

on the night he had 18 beers

[@stevienguyen2047]

@@pierreluc5382no way he had 18 beers! He’d be way to wasted to do all that

[@christim1252]

He said he remembered that night vividly though.

[@barbarabarr9195]

I thought the same thing.

[@JoJoHOPPE-i7j]

How did that many sociopaths find one another?

[@amandagermany5933]

I always wonder that.

[@HighOnTheSound]

They’re not all sociopaths, there only needs to be one in the group and the rest will go along out of fear of losing status. Pack mentality/ mob mentality. Basic psychology. For the most part, Each of them , if by themselves, probably would never do it, or never do anything similar again.

[@athensmajnoo3661]

Some strange horrible magnetic power attracts them to each other

[@DeepestQuotesAnd]

TikTok prolly

[@GrannieLee]

Psychopaths

[@wendywobbles1]

Wow!!! This guy is describing this murder like it was a successful hunting trip with his cronies so clearly and precisely without any hint of remorse or emotions. He is a terrifying dude

[@ddcath]

Right?! Like with the 'da da da da' and 'doob do doob do doob' and all... 25:07 scary

[@marlenedeblasio2881]

How sick and cold they planned everything.

[@nevyn_karres]

@@marlenedeblasio2881 If people I knew were digging a grave for someone, the police would know about it.

[@sulynn72]

Teenagers don't act normal alot of the time. It might be an act or not 😢

[@thetruthtrumpsallliesfromt4399]

@@sulynn72 So base your own logic, most teens kill people without being aware of the consequences and they don’t know if taking the life of another human person is morally wrong? Well let me ask you this: if the same thing happened to those teens (or all teens as you had claimed), would you say that the aforementioned teens who will be killed won’t think it’s wrong? If it happens to others it’s ok right? And it’s not ok if the same thing happens to you right?

[@Mohjoe62]

It's like he's talking about a family trip

[@dianalcross]

The thought of these boys getting out of prison is frightening!! They sound like a bunch of callous psychos!!

[@samalander88]

WILD to juggle Boy Scouts obligations between murder plots

[@jean6453]

He was probably an Eagle Scout.

[@jojothibodeau]

no emotion no remorse. wow!

[@BoO_Gimmi]

Weird (...perhaps ignorant is a better word...) how so many people read this kid as having no emotion when he is clearly sick retelling this story and expresses his emotion on several occasions. A stoic state is a very common for someone who is feeling deep guilt and regret. "Zombie like" is even the phrase he uses to describe how he has felt since the murder. The way he so clearly conveys the story also shows emotion and remorse. People who have no clue about human behavioral psychology ought not try to do a keyboard diagnosis.

[@eh1702]

Oh, he gets emotional. Once he’s discussing jail.

[@mariadavis8745]

He talks about this as if it was a silly prank.

[@shaunn7778]

Yeah. Like he's in a job interview or something.

[@fearless7989]

Yeah he clearly expects the officers to find it humerous and smirk along with him.

[@DanielleButler-q8b]

Yes!! Smh

[@MsRoe7]

If it wasn't for the man and son being there at the same time of the coyote Jared would never have been found. Think twice about hanging out with a group of ppl if not all of them like you!

[@eh1702]

If they had found their six foot hole…. Don’t hang out with people who lack empathy, who exhibit callous indifference.

[@debidriscoll8108]

Absolutely

[@petertousignant6566]

Actually it was when they searched the kids house and found the shotgun and the kid outted himself. When they brought him into questioning and he asked where the others were and how casual he was when the cop said they are all in jail.

[@Alilretard1]

You should not type when you don't know what your talking about. Of course he would have been found.

[@hellypoppy5739]

Textbook example of a Sociopath. Absolutely no emotion/feeling displayed

[@eh1702]

Oh, he choked up…when he was discussing jail.

[@marshapieroni6677]

But are they all? Does everyone get that title nowadays?

[@abelis644]

​@@marshapieroni6677 Look up the definition of a sociopaths. Then compare it to the murderers. See if they match. Hint: yeah, they do.

[@MsBleau]

​@@marshapieroni6677Sadly so. Society creates them

[@MsBleau]

Sociopath doesn't go along with or fit in with societial norms. This guy is a psychopath no empathy, mirrors emotions, blends in.

[@MrsCluffRN]

The MOST anyone got for FIRST DEGREE PREMEDITATED MURDER is 35yrs?? And the next longest is 20-25 years and others barely got 6mo ?!! To put the family thru all this on top of never seeing their loved ones again - What a nightmare.

[@FallOfTheRogansphere]

luckly the teens didnt find the original grave they dug or he might never be found

[@Alilretard1]

Now that is a actual possibility. But still remote.

[@RPtheceo]

Unreal how brutal this was, wasnt expecting it. Brutal psychopaths, and so young.

[@mitchg7809]

“And we would have gotten away with it too, if it weren't for that meddling coyote”

[@paigestephenson3786]

Scooby-dooby-dooooooo

[@RottenInDenmarkOrginal]

@@paigestephenson3786Beep Beep

[@paulforsell5197]

😂

[@TheArrowFist]

Like, wow Scoob!!!

[@charmainewelsh4330]

Imagine

[@projectionv.accountability1010]

Edit: "There is honestly nothing more important in my life than seeing my son free. I'm so impressed with how he went from a frightened teenager to the man he is today." - Ronald Johnson, said about this monster, at his parole hearing in 2019. He's up for parole again this year. 23:40 WHAT... THE... $#%@. "That's where Jared said aaahhh" I haven’t googled this monster, but my gosh... this dude is pure evil.

[@KathleenHopper-o3j]

Damn

[@chardedickey4204]

This is disgustingly sad and heartbreaking, no remorse whatsoever

[@modernmusings24]

“We buried him then went doo doo doo down here.” What a total psycho

[@SupposeiamPsycho]

Big Time .

[@BoydBuildersInc]

This dudes mom got him a keg for his “keg party” birthday gift? What a wonderful role model.

[@Steef_Lee]

Super common

[@aprilsmith3683]

My dad was damned strict... The rules did not change... Accountability was consistent... Every night after supper my two sisters and I would sit around the diningroom table before completing our evening chores... We could ask my dad anything... Nothing was taboo... A moral compass was instilled at an early age... No person was ever able to introduce us to a subject that we had not already covered around that table... My daughter and my grandson have benefitted from this embedded sense of right and wrong... No one is perfect... However... This is what the negative side of that sliding scale looks like... 🇿🇦

[@american_cosmic]

I hate to break it to you, but there are many, many incidents like this that have occurred involving kids/young adults who had top-notch parents, did everything right, and their children still turned into monsters. It's naïve of you to think that if they had only parented their kids the way you were raised then this wouldn't have happened. You don't know what you're talking about, with all due respect.

[@AmericaPatriot-m8y]

​@@american_cosmicDisagree

[@noreenmountain2994]

​@@american_cosmichow right you are! With all the things that can go wrong with the brain , it's not a stretch to believe that the part of the brain that determines empathy, the anterior insular cortex, can under develope or get damaged

[@american_cosmic]

@@AmericaPatriot-m8y oh

[@american_cosmic]

@@noreenmountain2994 exactly!

[@subst4nce973]

The worst thing about betrayal is that it comes from your friends and family that you loved and trusted, it doesn't come from your enemies.

[@lucysnowe31]

Sociopath worried about being busted for a keg but not about being busted for murder.

[@pigcatapult]

Worried about getting his *mom* busted for a keg.

[@spikenomoon]

Yep not on ounce of empathy guilt or remorse.

[@britth5333]

Wow I am just sickened that teens plan this kind of stuff. I just can’t imagine my kids ever being so unfeeling of others. My kids care for people and have feelings. These kids are horrible.

[@billfisher4156]

Your kids are normal and these are monsters...

[@vipe64]

I was just wondering if all this came as a surprise to those who raised him 🙄🤨?

[@Jackie-il4hv]

I can’t imagine this. My eight year old son just had three of his friends over and I’m thinking about this so hard. This is awful

[@julesbee6249]

It’s so terrible to even imagine.

[@sharib6422]

Yeah, it just makes you really wonder who your kids surround themselves with. I tell my daughter all the time. They may be your friends, but you still got to watch out for signs and tell me where you are at all times

[@OtisFlint]

Is he stealing their meth?

[@LaceyLace_]

It's a horrible thing to think about but it's one of those things as parents we worry about. I remember growing up having the one friend who I absolutely loved and she betrayed me so yes, it worries me. You just don't know how far that betrayal is going to be taken.

[@thatmountaingirl6240]

Suggest getting a micro recorder - I found out some interesting stuff that way with my kids when they would "shut the door". It was my house/my rules and I did what I had to do.

[@PAULINEC-y1o]

He talks as if he is discussing the weather

[@Rave_PLUR_Queen]

@@PAULINEC-y1o no kidding. He talks causally about a scary crime. 🫤

[@abelis644]

Right! And people here are almost rooting for him, saying he shows emotions!!! smh

[@suemoore9276]

Wow! He was so blasé in talking about someone they murdered! No emotion what so ever! RIP Jared. Condolences to his family and friends.

[@melissagallagherr]

Just casually interviewing sid from toy story for a murder 🙄😂

[@melisamorris2858]

Omg he looks just like Sid 😂😅😂

[@janetplanet5677]

@@melissagallagherr omg that's who he reminds me of. What a monster.

[@glamoc79]

High-school bullies mix that with alcohol and drugs you get this exactly cold blood murderers unbelievable

[@AmericaPatriot-m8y]

Sociopaths are more accurate. This in no way is average drunk male teen behavior!

[@ellybean5868]

Well it probably doesn't help when this kid's mother gave keg parties for him and his underage friends. Great parenting

[@CH-dt1br]

Aroma is used when describing food. Odour is used when describing a bad smell.

[@m3tapHysiCaL_GrAfFiTi]

To some people, sometimes. Not to all people all the time.

[@videoettaceo8900]

@@m3tapHysiCaL_GrAfFiTi wrong - it's not a choice.

[@ellybean5868]

Odour? It is an odor... Not odour, you sound like Pepe Le Pew....

[@Roustabout22]

@@ellybean5868Odour is the English spelling. Odor is the American spelling.

[@Kat-I-am3333]

@@ellybean5868. & you turn out to be the ignorant one 🫢

[@San_Teel]

The cold matter of fact , non remorseful way he tells of Jared’s evil murder and only cries when he’s talking about HIS life says a lot

[@cariaus3758]

If this murderer served 20 years, he's already out. How scary

[@kimwalsh]

Does this guy knows he just hung himself and all involved. Where is your lawyer dude? You are just as guilty as they guy who did the action. They got a name for you in jail..,.

[@jackfalconer6247]

I know.. I've seen canaries that don't sing this much... Unbelievable

[@TheArrowFist]

And then he said the guy who wasn’t there knew all about it. Yikes!!!

[@GemPotagueule]

From what I hear, he tried to put it all on the others. So, I guess he speaks to make him look like the less evil of the band.

[@annieo4442]

How cruel...this man is a sociopath and his mates!!!

[@MeMyselfandI25]

They should have all spent the rest of their lives in prison. The poor mother of this young man had to hear the horrific way her son died. Scary to think some of them are walking amongst us.

[@vipe64]

Yes, I don't think a sociopath or a psychopath will get better, they get worse in prison. These guys will never belong to freedom 🧐.

[@JusticeEyee]

The detailed recount of events gave me chills. It’s hard to wrap my head around the fact that someone could be so calm and methodical during a murder. Detective Lompre’s investigation skills really shine here, but I can't help but wonder-could this case have been solved sooner if there were more resources or leads early on?

[@julesbee6249]

This is nauseating. So hard to listen to.

[@respektetoutlavi714]

It’s difficult to comprehend how emotionless & monotone he remains throughout the entire interrogation, seemingly numb when acting out the crime and then lying on the ground roleplaying the victim he murdered!? Something is toking instead of ticking upstairs, but at least he eventually gave a rather detailed complete admission without requesting a lawyer…👌

[@glee_again2594]

I wonder when he’s confessing all of this, does he really think they’ll let him off the hook?! He acts like it.

[@tklawonn111gmailcom]

“Where’s everyone else ?” Oh they’re in jail

[@XSchuauss]

He talks like he isn’t part of the crime. So detached.

[@Maiasatara]

He's five minutes from jail, but wants, "...one of those cool police jackets." Right.

[@AnimaLibera]

With friends like that - who needs enemies.

[@nancystanton955]

No emotion at all except suppressed laughter. Almost like he is gloating. Disgusting!

[@socialmediamanagement1859]

He cried! And he's clearly traumatized by the crime he committed.

[@tooi816]

We get entirely different reads on this. The laughter sounds nerve out and disbelieving and kinda just relieved to be talking about it finally

[@nancystanton955]

@@tooi816 Agreed, it was weighing heavy on him.

[@mamaj6028]

This is the saddest, most maddening, horrifying, gruesome video I've ever seen !!! 😳

[@livea3596]

You haven't seen much

[@colinstephen2018]

When a detective is fist bumping you it's time to get a lawyer.

[@yetundeoluwole-2991]

A lawyer for what???

[@AuroraMeansDawn27]

"He couldn't drink on Wednesdays because he had boyscouts"!!!! 😱😱😱😱

[@Salty-cracker68]

This happened in 2004, these psychos could be getting released soon. Huge waste of 5 lives

[@elisbatista]

6. Matt, Myers brothers, Stephen, Shane & Gerald.

[@pierreluc5382]

​@@elisbatista stephen is just the drunk guy

[@susymu]

The interviewee (Shane Johnson) is out on parole since 2024-03-04.

[@GrannieLee]

​@@susymu😮

[@Sylvia-zv1eq]

Yikes

[@dmgsoultogetherness6667]

the way he chuckles and this n that... i hate this guy...and the rest....and he stun gunned him too ffs

[@lorrettalewis1766]

This is just heartwrenching! These young boys are absolute Evil to the core! Sociopaths! My heart goes out to the poor mum and family, what a senseless act of cruelty! So sickening!

[@Secretsquirrel1010]

His affect is very telling.

[@jib2355]

His whole story is all jacked up. First says he was tending a fire because it was going out, and all of a sudden, he heard a noise like he didn't know it was a gun. He asked if he could wear a police jacket to go show them the scene as if hes an innocent witness.

[@OtisFlint]

It wasn't a gun, it was a tire iron.

[@9babyblu]

​@@OtisFlint He literally says he didn't hear the report of the shotgun go off... he was talking about the gun.

[@susan0208]

I have a feeling this guy thinks if he rats the others out he’ll get a deal. He thinks his telling of the story so nonchalantly is because he thinks he’s going to get out of the consequences.

[@analupita-f2l]

What is wrong with this guy?

[@athensmajnoo3661]

Just about everything a normal human has got

[@Annsunshine30]

Psychopathy.

[@stevienguyen2047]

He’s deeply disturbed himself. Got teary eyed when talking about his brother being in prison but not about his friend he helped murder

[@topnug7626]

@@stevienguyen2047 you're saying every human has the same issues as this guy?

[@roblockhart8410]

He keeps trying to minimize his role or make himself seem remorseful before each part he was directly involved. This guy was into this just as much as anyone else. Then he chuckled when he told them it was going to get even more disturbing

[@donnamckinley9807]

He could be talking about any mundane thing, but they are planning a murder. I am in shock at him not having any care that they are going to murder someone. And what did the guy do to deserve this? Nothing. Its very disturbing this guy doesn't look like he is capable of murdering anyone, but looks like any normal teenager or young adult. AND has zero empathy or emotion at all. That there are others like him that participated is *ucking crazy. Very sad this young man lost his life and he thought he was among friends.

[@naysay02]

I’m really enjoying this procedural style of narrating the story. it makes me feel part of the process.

[@CliffordXHA1]

Exactly how many sociopaths is America producing?

[@PumaLyn]

Lost count.

[@impulsiveDecider]

Well cases with APD range from 0.6% to 3.6% globally amongst the adult population. Those countries with more robust reporting tend to have the highest percentage. Until we know more, we can't really say.

[@manty5]

Not enough, since we're importing them as well.

[@TRUTHbomb2.0]

Tons since there are hardly any repercussions to behaving violently. The justice system is broken.

[@lmc2664]

Too many

[@michelleerskine7785]

Wait, Narrator, come back. You can’t traumatize me with a story like this and then say “bye for now” 😅

[@lisainthelab]

Those short sentences are a disgrace.

[@ManinaHarris]

These sentences aren't nearly long enough!

[@ponyguy99]

He sounded so articulate and educated. Where did they all go wrong? Is it wanting to belong to a group or just plain evil?

[@nomeinthecottage4767]

Articulate and well educated people commit horrific crimes. It’s not like only poorly educated people commit crimes

[@GekoPish]

Watched too much Casino. If Fanboys of Casino ask you to go into the desert with them ? Refuse.

[@debidriscoll8108]

These kids are just sick. This kid is telling what happened as though he's just describing an average day.

[@reborika]

Omg! Like who has a fantasy about bending someones leg backwards??! All these guys are wack jobs

[@MG-ot2yr]

Trust your gut instincts with people, often we overlook them....but generally people like this will exhibit signs that something is just off. Don't ignore it.

[@sandraconnor2996]

Listening to this guy's account of what they done to this poor young man's demise makes me sick to my stomach it's like a horror movie , WHY is my question?????

[@Dr_GraysGhost_420]

“ladadadadadeeeedaaaa” as he’s drawing

[@lauraknapp1942]

🤮

[@kaileegomoluh407]

When he said that the first time I thought holy poo yep this dude is crazy. Second time definitely hammered it home for me.

[@glee_again2594]

That felt so sadistic when he was doing that.

[@resipsaloquitur1832]

The murder is shocking! But for these teenagers to take life so nonchalantly is more disturbing. I think some of the individuals involved got off too easy and they should be very thankful to someone that they got another chance at life when this poor kid did not. It’s so foreign to me that some people think like this. Thank goodness for the people that solve these crimes and attempt to keep others safe! My deepest condolences to the mother of this young son and what she had to endure.

[@deemac1094]

The lack of inflexion in his voice is extremely troubling..

[@jc2385]

His mom supplying alcohol sure didn’t help his awful decisions.

[@QuipperThanYou]

The indifference is outrageous. It proves just how underdeveloped a teens mind really is.

[@catking396]

17 years old and killed for weed. Horrifying. His poor family. I have a 14 yo and 18 yo son and I just can’t imagine

[@Reallifeintheblue]

This kid just says the story so candidly.

[@marshareed1438]

Premeditated murder… I don’t understand how 3 of the boys got a slap on the wrist? 🤔