Piers Morgan is 'Sickened' in this interview with Serial Killer Alex Henriquez | (3/4)

After finding the body of 10-year-old Jessica Guzman, police connected a series of murders to Alex Henriquez-a successful businessman, who was later sentenced to 75 years in prison. Henriquez maintains his innocence in this meeting with Piers Morgan.
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[@beloskhanania5645]

The detective at the beginning says to Piers, let him talk and he will start to make mistakes. Piers can only allow 2-3 words out of someone before he interrupts them.

[@Mada-yq5sf]

Hahaha so so true

[@yolandascholten2012]

Typical Piers, he knows it all so much better.

[@user-ue3em8bw7e]

Piers is what you call A Stuffed Shirt!

[@CameliaKay9804]

😂😂

[@JohnWilliams-cx3ip]

EXACTLY! 💯

[@TubularBelles]

I felt uncomfortable as soon as he said, “There are worse crimes than that”.

[@clementmahumane65]

He is sick

[@LaheyJ]

The response of what’s worse than killing a child?????

[@cassiew1734]

@@clementmahumane65 yes he is and evil too

[@meowMix03]

Haha you said it ! He says Just because she was found in my pants does that mean I killed her ? Holy smokin Joe !!! This is my red flag to know

[@Allieboy934]

In California he would be in protective custody.

[@lc-bb6bd]

Piers you’re not supposed to tell the person you’re reading their body language 😂

[@chloewright1]

Let's be fair - he was reading his body language from the first second he walked into the room with the guy. I think he only resorted to telling him that because he'd already tried every angle but wasn't getting anything from him. I think he decided to confront him straight on and tell him exactly what he saw and what he thinks, just to see how the guy reacted to this type of questioning.

[@Jenlettautherapies]

He’s wrong anyway ! Piers , you’re a shallow journalist at best and definitely not a psychologist! Crossing your arms does not necessarily indicate defense! I think this guy is INNOCENT

[@gabrielpages9892]

Crossing arms is a form of self soothing. Its not an unconscious form of denial or defence.

[@Joe-ym6bw]

Telling Piers to let someone talk is like telling a baby not to cry

[@SNKRIZE_]

😂 legendary comment 😂😂😂

[@sandilemntungwa1538]

😂😂😂😂

[@jenniferrieger]

It’s Piers job not to let him get away with his lies!

[@jenniferrieger]

His Mother never asked him because she didn’t want to know the truth!

[@wdujsub7902]

@@jenniferrieger How do you do that if you dont let the guy talk enough to create enough lies

[@jtg3765]

A skilled interviewer knows how to put his ego aside, step out of the way, and let a person being interviewed reveal himself.

[@DEPORTER_SUPPORTER]

This dude got married in prison, why would someone marry someone in jail?🤷🏻

[@jtg3765]

@@DEPORTER_SUPPORTER Conjugal visits?

[@Animalfarm6cats]

@@DEPORTER_SUPPORTER Desperate

[@Somi-dp7eg]

And thats not Piers

[@MaryMartinish]

​@@Somi-dp7eg😂👍

[@kevinthomas2470]

Terrible interview. The detective told Morgan to let him talk to allow him to make mistakes. The guy couldn’t even complete a sentence.

[@petesaria-hf1xh]

Morgan is lousy at this.

[@elenagrapa2178]

​@@petesaria-hf1xhMorgan get emotional of this criminals,that's way....

[@Gennettor-nc8kx]

Morgan, apart from being highly unsympathetic, is a very poor interviewer. It's incomprehensible why he is so popular in the UK....

[@harleyhendrix8467]

​​@@Gennettor-nc8kxno he's not. He already knows what the guy did so is keeping him on track. Piers knows what he's doing. If he was this awful interviewer he wouldn't have gotten as far as he has.

[@jennifers8843]

@@Gennettor-nc8kxIs he popular because his skills? Or is it because he was crammed down people’s throats over + over becoming a household name? The elite pick who will become famous + who will not.

[@usmaansial]

A serial interrupter interviewing a serial killer.

[@dillonmoll1055]

😂

[@kiprawiramli819]

Hahaha.....😂

[@highwaystar3780]

@usmaansial idiot...He's Not interrupting. He's Asking Vital Questions before He loses his thoughts and Forgets them!

[@vishalvaidya6065]

Ego trip all the way! 😜😜😜

[@TrangNguyen-sz6xh]

hahaha so funny

[@2witty4uslayer2]

I want to interview Pierse Morgan for being the most prolific interrupter

[@chrisn2125]

If you could get a word in edgewise.

[@aude2sapere]

🤣🤣🤣🤣💀💀💀

[@wh0isemily]

If I could give this comment an award 🥇

[@MrBlackSunset]

If you could ask.

[@A_shay7]

Haha

[@molowe66]

In the beginning, one detective said that if you let the man talk, he would be caught in a lie. Well, Pier made certain that didn't happen. He interrupted the guy every opportunity that he got.

[@isonlyme1957]

Exactly my thought!

[@darlenezagami6304]

He always does

[@doracampos2088]

I got so frustrated that I started skipping to see if it got better and then I just completely stopped it and came to the comments. What a surprise that everyone here is commenting about the same thing 😂 He’s a horrible interviewer 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@redinabloogs8477]

Honestly, I think P.M. just displayed his own Narcissism.

[@donnadiesburg7451]

​@@doracampos2088YES!

[@francesm5978]

Piers, if this message gets to you at all, STOP INTERRUPTING! We want to hear his answers, but you don’t let people finish what they’re saying.

[@yolandascholten2012]

Pigs will fly…

[@rockwellrhodes7703]

That's his MO, he has to have the spotlight. All of his interviews have that agenda and/or fulfilling those of his network handlers.

[@cindybrock1705]

Why??? All the answers are lies, what’s the point? He’s never going to admit his wrongdoings, so it’s pointless

[@PatriciaALoModerno]

​@@cindybrock1705 Then what's really pointless is the interview.

[@Evolutiontweaked]

Aww Are Ima psychopath you got Triggered? Pierce didn’t respect him why shouldn’t he not interrupt the sick f k

[@Mostopinionatedmanofalltime]

He definitely ain’t missing any meals in prison.😮

[@wh0isemily]

He is probably overweight because of the lack of physical activity and the poor quality of the food / only other items available to eat besides the prison issued meals are junk food from commissary which is essentially just gas station snacks

[@KA-no2rs]

I would bet prison food is cheap and unhealthy

[@sharonc9259]

Too many carbs and calories and too little variety and flavor in prison food so inmates buy the commissary junk food.

[@LoveYourself-1970]

Prison food is gross, most likely getting a lot of commissary junk food. Like sausages, ramen noodles, fattening snacks

[@ton-m7b]

I do'nt see how this aspect of the man has anything to do with the subject of the interview.

[@Yurp14330]

“I haven’t committed any murders and I don’t *think* I will” said enough for me

[@hollydavis2261]

Another red flag…..I’d NEVER say “I don’t think”. I’d say fking I’d NEVER !!!

[@owaiskhan6831]

Never say never - Justin Bieber

[@juniorjohnson5961]

He's obviously innocent he even says it 🤷

[@hp7639]

@hollydavis2261 even if someone killed your loved one? or was in the process?

[@somethinggood-sy1ed]

Yup that was telling

[@mikehunt9884]

1989 kids used to live outside, in those days your entire neighborhood was your playground..

[@nicoleeee2718]

Exactly and boy oh boy what a time it was to be alive as a KID back then. I was 11 or 12 yo in 1989😊

[@PandaHead602]

Yes

[@Shade_razor-79]

I was ten in 1989.. freest I’ve ever been.. and everyone was ok

[@nicoleeee2718]

@@Shade_razor-79 that part🤞🏽💜💯

[@godislord3377]

Stay outside until the night lights come on

[@Ziiworldtv]

I'm from Africa and what sickens me more is the fact that these serial killers are over fed like that after such crimes😢

[@DEPORTER_SUPPORTER]

They could feed half of Africa with the food they're giving them in prison.

[@annieb5647]

Being overweight doesn’t mean you eat expensive high quality food.

[@EthioAradatube]

You not From African, if you are even no need to mention,

[@illskilled1]

​@@DEPORTER_SUPPORTERprisoners still have to pay for it.

[@ekzteerb1]

I just commented along same lines. Coincidentally I am from South Africa.

[@bobbyp7403]

The only time I've ever seen a psychopath and a narcissist during an interview

[@dirkjensen969]

😂😂😂which was which

[@TariAkpodiete]

​@@dirkjensen969 > a very good question!

[@daphnemulder6771]

Hahaha😂

[@oublioubli1392]

😂😂😂😂

[@derrickconnolly9164]

Man I'm 65. I've known some messed up people in my life. I'd like to sit and tell you all the stories. But what I can tell you I met them through life. One was a friend from the neighborhood another as a friend from school not from my hood. Others were people I met through work. I had no idea. I hung with them. I ate with them. I drank with them and I enjoyed their friendship. Two spoke with me about their charges and denied everything. What was I to believe I had no experience dealing with what they were saying. All I can say is it's true that they live amongst us. And that's a fact.

[@Jeanninecomeau]

They didn't "catch" the Unabomber. His brother turned him in in exchange for them not seeking the death penalty.

[@gypsyman1939]

THE EYES OF A PERSON NEVER LIE. HES COLD, CALCULATED, EVIL, PERVERTED,

[@polskikraj1]

A few questions , completely offended him , when he turned his head to the left down . Searching for innocent answer . Though Case 💔

[@gahtsno1]

That would count for the most of the popular western politicians!

[@LyunaMyst]

@@polskikraj1 Think you're projecting

[@Alayne985]

@@polskikraj1it's an obvious act. Like a child pretending they are sorry for something and looking for sympathy

[@krisquigley4497]

@@polskikraj1 Piers or Alex?

[@NebkadBible]

If crossing arms means one is defensive then I have been guilty of anything and everything for all my life.

[@pattydella4]

Another point is that he could have easily turned it around and said, "if I'm being defensive it's because I've been accused and incarcerated for a crime I haven't committed!" I do think he's guilty, though.

[@marisarodriguez3651]

Its much more to it then that

[@isonlyme1957]

I'm not convinced yet, I 44:46 this to see the evidence they had but was truly disappointed!! The scolding of the kid sounded more like negligence to me, of course I don't know all of the facts and Piers made it sound like he had killed someone before!!

[@user-kh7rz6rv4o]

And you have

[@cherylkoenig5509]

@@isonlyme1957 It wasn’t SCOLDING. It was SCALDING. He didn’t yell at him. He seriously burned him with hot water.

[@SimonWorlds]

If you listen carefully, when he said "there are a lot of people in here that have done worse things" was very telling to me, he was comparing himself to other crimes. This is a narcissistic, grandiose stance IMO, very defensive. Is it circumstantial? Yes it is, but it is a tell tale from his inner thinking.

[@hp7639]

@SimonWorlds he was just saying he is not even the worse in there of what he is accused of. No dna on a single victim? How is that possible?

[@LostSheepful]

@@hp7639 occurred during the Jeffrey Epstein hay day, bought a cab medallion of the Manhattan billionaire's fixer- even speaks like the fixer. NY famous mayor was DA in So. district at time, Maxwell might not have been the only scout. This guy had a peculiar record but it really could have been just a negligent accident. He's not smooth enough to be a sociopath. Maybe he knows something about what happened but I'm not convinced he murdered them. Maybe he dropped them off at a predator's place. Why no DNA?

[@j.roberts6601]

He doesn’t wanna admit it to himself that he’s who he is. He just can’t admit that he’s a murderer

[@rclrd1]

Is it possible that he _genuinely believes_ himself to be innocent - that he is unaware of his guilt because the murders were committed by a dark and irrational component of his psyche that is normally cloaked by amnesia? Yes, it is possible.

[@levanabrzeni]

Imho he assures himself that those facts were accidental. Most probably he chocked them out while sexually assaulting

[@hp7639]

@@rclrd1 Is it possible he is innocent with no dna links to him on a single victim?

[@andylarkin5779]

@@hp7639 you're smoking some good stuff if you think he's innocent.

[@hp7639]

@andylarkin5779 You're smoking something even better if you think circumstantial evidence is real evidence. Not a single strand of DNA on a single victim? Married with kids, play boy, and a cab company. I don't buy it. He would be the best liar I ever met, but I couldn't sleep at night if I put him away with heresay evidence. I know you don't believe this but there are thousands of innocent people in jail right now for a crime they didn't commit.

[@jenmcpena5857]

Detectives say let him talk….he’ll mess up. Pierce interrupts this guy constantly.

[@grose93alexander67]

The killers talk 8x as much as pier Morgan. Word for word. Stop

[@jenmcpena5857]

@@grose93alexander67 Not this one

[@jtphenom0811]

@@grose93alexander67 lol did you watch the same video? He CONSTANTLY interrupted this guy.

[@raystaples9107]

​@@jtphenom0811Sure did and theirs a lot of holes in this case is all I'm saying

[@novemberday8277]

Alex said there's a lot of worse crimes than what he was accused of and then backtracked and said there's nothing worse than killing a child and then had the nerve to bring up television

[@Shey2024]

Hah! I just wrote the exact same comment, then saw yours. Yeah, the guy is a psychopath, there's is no remorse from him for what he did.

[@Shey2024]

Hah! I just wrote the exact same comment, then saw yours. Yeah, the guy is a psychopath, there's is no remorse from him for what he did.

[@CC_Babblecock]

I think he phrased it poorly & meant going by (eg) something like pain. Say inmates he knows who have burned people alive, rather than the crime if that makes sense. Death rather than crime.

[@user-vw8dj1it1x]

@@CC_Babblecockexactly. People over analyze so much

[@user-ge4qh4ff4b]

Only man in the world who puts a serial killer as an audience to his Talk show😂

[@2013brzsubaru]

The only truth that I heard him say that rolled of his tongue was there are people in here for worse crimes. I would truly like to know what is worse than killing a child in a psychopaths mind.

[@maloudelosreyes661]

Psychopaths never admit their crimes.. No truth. . No remorse.. No conscience.. No soul..

[@timothyachonu3629]

Well, some do.

[@forpetessake3532]

most criminals never admit to anything

[@Spiritlife01]

Has PM ever admitted to being wrong? Just saying.

[@mariomadyun1798]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@TheWtQueen]

Nope because they always think they have a chance to get out. I wouldn't either.

[@dawngreene6145]

Piers did not let him finish his sentences. And he was very hostile. This is a horrible crime and Im angry on the families behalf. All 3 were absolutely beautiful. But you have to at least let the person you want information from talk . Prayers for the families

[@vaindioux]

What is worse? Sending an innocent to jail for decades or let a guilty person walk free?

[@Adam-tu3iv]

Doing both - because if he is innocent - a guilty man IS walking free

[@derrickconnolly9164]

It has happened before. And this we all know.

[@scottlawton4819]

There’s no compensation that is enough for incorrectly incarcerating an innocent man. I don’t think one potentially offsets the other as justification for an imperfect system.

[@joeleon5786]

That’s deep

[@hp7639]

@@vaindioux sending the innocent to jail. Just imagine if it was you.

[@honeyowen3163]

Only a person who's committed a crime says "Nothing's been PROVEN". I you didn't a crime there's nothing to prove.

[@drelocs2878]

Facts

[@lukeray1743]

That’s the dumbest comment I’ve ever read

[@niezmarnujzycia7923]

So wrong. In fact this is how I defended myself by pointing out to the fact that nothing is proving anything and yet they accused me of things I didn't do. And I WAS INNOCENT. These false assumptions makes me realize how many innocent people can actually be sentenced in prison for nothing. FALSE CONCLUSION

[@TheDennys21]

I didn't a crime either, i would never.

[@TeaSpiracy]

I have a little girl. She is my entire reason for living and smiling. I don't know how the parents of slain children go on. I dont know how they wake up each day and not just feel overcome with ravenous revenge that fills their broken hearts. Ugh. Seeing their pain truly hurts my heart and this has to be the most painful ordeal one could possibly endure. 💔

[@ItIsAllgood1219]

You need Jesus.

[@meowMix03]

@@ItIsAllgood1219. Thank you for this comment Truth becomes very clear in Jesus name amen ❤

[@user-wq3yk1ox5w]

@@ItIsAllgood1219 You need an adjustment in your consciousness.

[@helenal.7881]

@@ItIsAllgood1219Jesus is THE answer but your comment is very dismissive of the real need for justice!!!!

[@Sms8668]

They don’t go on. They live in constant Hurt, Rage, Anger and despair

[@50_Pence]

Piers is out of his depth interviewing these people. Completely under qualified

[@DownTheRabbit-Hole]

There are lots of false convictions, for example the "innocense project". Not saying it applies here, but Morgan just cut this too short for me to decide. Seems like a lot of circumstational. Very easy for cab driver to be in vicinity if this is his beat.

[@angelique84057]

He isn't a good listener

[@IratePuffin]

@@DownTheRabbit-Holewell, it’s a good thing his guilt was decided by a jury of people who saw every bit of evidence so our opinion one way or another doesn’t matter.

[@PianoGesang]

Thank you, my exact thoughts. It was a lame performance and unconvincing too.

[@ryansongalia]

I think that was underscored by the guy at the end saying “Piers held his own,” they had to reinforce his performance. There were better ways to handle this.

[@riatiley8549]

Thank goodness that he is locked away for ever. A real piece of work.

[@ton-m7b]

You think so, without any piece of real evidence ?

[@amitri1969]

Every question Piers asks is followed by an immediate answer. Except the question if he's capable of hurting a child. He needs to repeat this question first. Giving himself extra time to think. 9:13

[@szybake9629]

This guy thinks he can admit to other horrible things he has done with the hope that we think he is an honest man.

[@Hubcapdiamondstarhalo]

As do many.

[@mariajordanova5533]

after arrest killings stop

[@juliedaniels5594]

Doing an Alex Murdagh

[@meowMix03]

Years of study & observations. Yes they do Project and deflect. They’re great at this

[@miguelquintana8076]

Yup, trying to minimize how dangerous he is.

[@jasonb421]

Wow. Once again Piers Morgan shows how completely inept he is at conducting a meaningful interview. It’s pathetic.

[@johnnyman9513]

interrupts with his trade mark "yeah but hang on"

[@charlesshiba1168]

Very unskillfull indeed 🙆

[@funnyworldmemories6892]

He is a stubborn arrogant narcissist who loves the sound of this own voice. He should just interview himself sitting in front of a mirror. His own opinion is the only one he’s interested in hearing 😂

[@gwit247]

One common thing I've seen with these psychopaths is they struggle to describe how they feel emotionally. It's like they have to reference with somebody else said and somehow alter it to make it sound like it's coming from them, but it's like they really don't know what they're talking about

[@MartinYen942]

Piers interviews serial killer but he would never do interview with Putin😂😂

[@prewgeeq7416]

Piers like to talk over people I don't enjoy his interviews, I wish he can give people time to explain when he ask questions...

[@avib1955]

He does it on all his interviews...he is not at all a good interviewer ....too emotional

[@Lil.black.dress84]

Yet here you are

[@prophetba]

Um...I think he's a good Interviewer. It's understandable that he's emotional, he's human. I imagine the questions come pooring out during interviews. I think he tries not to interrupt. Not always successful. It's not an easy job. He asks the hard hitting questions..

[@Wahtinstinuse]

34:33 if he was a masterful liar he might’ve said I’m sure the witness seen and spoke to someone who was at the crime scene, but it wasn’t me. We need to find that person, he is the guilty man.

[@JamRock_Jr.]

Yes Piers isn't a good interviewer at all cuz most times he loves to interrupt and at times demonize whoever he interviews. So much for all the hype about piers only to see 💩 piers mostly tried to behave smarter than who he was interviewing.

[@VikingSpirit942]

He wasn’t asking open- ended questions to get the guy to talk about himself and reveal his character. He showed bias from the outset.

[@Seth_opinion]

Very biased, like he was dead set on calling him a liar no matter what!

[@BlondeRockChick]

Right on and in turn it causes them to not want to answer his questions. He comes across arrogant as well and they can sense that and that definitely isn’t going to work for him. He needs some schooling on interviews.

[@user-sk9bx7wp2n]

@@BlondeRockChick Absolutely! Totally right

[@harleyhendrix8467]

​@BlondeRockChick .... do you know how long piers has been doing interviews? See he already knows the guy killed these children so he's keeping him in track and not letting him get off topic

[@BlondeRockChick]

@@harleyhendrix8467 well by the way he interviews someone , I’d say not long! If he has been doing this a long time , I’d be embarrassed!

[@jeffcarrol9748]

I thought he was probably guilty but to say 100% I would have to hear all the evidence. 🤕

[@alwynbotes3707]

He will never uncover anything, because he interrupts everyone, deciding beforehand what they are going to say. Reacting before getting a full answer.

[@shanabenjamin8945]

We will never get his side of the story if Piers does not stop interrupting him!!

[@mn9120]

He cant stop obviously. He came to hear what he wants to hear. Insane!

[@smoly37]

I agree. To be honest: I hate Morgan. Interrupting others is his trademark. He NEVER lets anyone finish their sentences. No matter what the subject is, I'm always ending up frustrated that I STILL don't know what the interviewed person wanted to tell. Having said that, I DO think this inmate would have been very longwinded, given the chance. My gut says he's innocent and I still don't know what made the difference to giving him a lifesentence....there seemed to be only circumstancial evidence.

[@jeffhickman10]

So, you people really think this guy has a reasonable, articulate and believable side? Really?

[@fringeminoritymember]

@@jeffhickman10 Not the point. The point of the interview was to hear the other guy's side, which could not happen the way Piers interrupts all the time.

[@stefonthemove]

@@fringeminoritymember Agreed!!!

[@kristy3041]

I was really hoping to hear more from the man convicted especially after the detective said the more you let him the more he reveals himself!

[@isonlyme1957]

Exactly he was not given a chance to talk, he was to heavy an uncomfortable and was blamed for even crossing his arms at times but not all the time!

[@janetskeatesskeates6010]

This is really scary. Well done. Cannot help but wonder if Dr Phil would have found out more.

[@nataliepearson5295]

🤣

[@hatehypocrisy1]

Piers came to talk not to listen. He kept interrupting the killer, this was not a professional interview.

[@kevinchandler1675]

Piers blew this interview by letting this killer outsmart him. He was told to let this killer talk, talk, talk, but Piers wasn’t having it.

[@Th3N0th1nG_TTV]

This guy is undoubtedly guilty, but I think Piers did a poor interview here by not allowing him to speak and just continually berating him. Not that he doesn’t deserve that, but if you’re going to interview the man, at least allow him to speak. Not for him, but for the people watching.

[@ronaldleskojr5579]

Why do you think he’s guilty? I don’t think he’s guilty.

[@aNewCreation2cor517]

Undoubtedly???! 😂😂😂 You LITERALLY are not paying attention, only believing the words of people that "should" only be telling the truth. But they aren't. SMH

[@metalheadlass9868]

Piers is a horrible host😂

[@blessed4164]

​@@ronaldleskojr5579its possible, the nypd are known to set people up.

[@clarissathompson0103]

Thank You!!!

[@Jewel5912]

My heart breaks for these families..

[@marionpeeten-geraats4906]

How can ayone get so big in jail..

[@SuperMel1976]

Medication

[@jamiepesce7062]

They have canteens inside prison. They have money on their books so they can buy what they want. Or they work in the kitchen where it is a free for all.🤬

[@sarivaz9685]

The wife sends him good amount of money for food lol It’s unfortunate this interview did not go as planned as the serial killer did not get the chance to talk much.

[@TinaMarieBrumfield]

Let the man speak! Piers wont stop interrupting.

[@dbugged]

That's nothing new. Which is why I get so frustrated watching his interviews.

[@k_riz2118]

yeah i cant get a read on this guy

[@Rainbow-eb1vc]

I cannot imagine why anyone thought Piers should be an interviewer. He cannot stand to have anyone talking but himself.

[@exhumorr]

I don’t trust a word out of Alex’s mouth. He gave himself up when he Describe that little girl’s underwear which ONLY the killer would have known.

[@DarlaAnne]

Wow. Not gonna be a popular opinion because I too think the guy is very likely guilty but Piers most certainly did NOT go in there to let the guy tell his side of the story. He did his infamous interrupting and then acting like he's been totally fair with his time. I WANTED to hear what this guy had to say about the crimes and he didn't even let him finish. Cops DO get it wrong. Juries DO get it wrong. Eye witness testimonies have sometimes ended up totally OFF. 90% I think this guy did it but this interview was a sham and not at all fair. If Piers is gonna use body language as a reason to decide someone's guilt or innocence he better realize that MANY people including innocent people would hold their arms like that in a defensive or self protective manner when being questioned like this.

[@cherylween4973]

I agree.

[@susielee8101]

I feel they need to retrial this case with more solid proof of evidence

[@boathousejoed1126]

Trump does it all the time.

[@DownTheRabbit-Hole]

The "body language" BS is just more evidence that people are sheeple and trendy.

[@seansenter6530]

Yup, eye testimony’s are usual never accurate in crimes like these because our Brian’s start trying to forget about it and hearing buffet story’s and this and that starts to change what we really saw and it always starts off with just little minor details and the longer away it gets the farther from the truth it gets same way with things everyone does a few years back you might remember doing it but you don’t remember everything leading up to it

[@may5588]

The “this here” was very compelling evidence. His anger when talking about his wife’s pink sweat pants,is so upsetting.

[@ladytamaya4737]

The prison is feeding this male quite well - became realy huge since imprisonment. I find it also sickening how plays defence lawyer with his disdain attitude.

[@tgood1985]

Heartbreaking to see these parents have these untouched rooms decades later

[@jennysehr926]

it's called stuck in time. they haven't let go.

[@sheleaghwhite7146]

Also intense denial. The landlady saw Lisa hanging out with the guy.

[@ginoasci2876]

He told the authorities about the flowered underwear before they knew what they looked like and he still tries to deny it. Dangerous, and sick.

[@treefrog123a]

If u beleive cops dont lie to get a conviction if they think the purp guilty

[@lordofshadowz--1316]

@@treefrog123astop it

[@spinrash6000]

@@treefrog123abye this is not crooked confessions. Did you not watch the video.

[@barneyronnie]

​@@treefrog123aYou seem unable to clearly express your thoughts in written English.😮

[@AdventureSpace1992]

Yup that is sooooo sick

[@vaindioux]

A few things: 1) Why in the world would this guy accept this interview where he could only slip and admit? 2) Is he getting paid for the interview if someone here knows how it works, and if yes what figure are we looking at? 3) Please do not be disrespectful towards other posters here about the following as i don’t mean disrespect. How is he getting so overweight in jail? It’s usually the other way around, no?

[@psychshell4644]

I cannot formulate a diagnosis without having been able to do a complete biopsychosocial profile on this person. I would definitely lean towards Narcissistic Personality disorder with psychopathic traits. I concur with the one agent about him having impotence with peers. The Crime Classification Manual by Ressler, Burgess, & Douglass is fantastic at breaking this down.

[@forrealforreal7203]

What exactly is our prison system feeding these inmates?

[@chrisgramling9995]

Lots of top ramen and other cheap processed foods. If you eat garbage every day and don't work out, you become obese very easily

[@marsisthegodofwar]

Nothing but sodium. All prison foods are heavy sodium based. It's meant to feed inmates on a cheap budget but it's also believed these diets are used to deteriorate inmates physically. You may think he's "eating good" but this isn't a healthy look. Nothing like being lean and in shape.

[@user-be5wl4wy7d]

Commissary is all junk food plus they are locked in a cell

[@maksfaaoa3264]

he's clearly been well fed, yet homeless veterans are starving on the corner cold and wet every night

[@paulperry7091]

A normal American diet, by the looks of it.

[@dinam7144]

This creep gives me goosebumps. He’s trying to speak innocently but his words are not in any way innocent!

[@ElizabethAVanCleve]

I would have liked to hear the guy speak more. We watch these as a sort of character study, so listening. To their thought process is imperative to this.

[@lomein9320]

Piers was told right at the beginning to "let him talk" he'll trip himself up (paraphrase). Piers is not a good interviewer. We learned nothing from this interview.

[@LauraElizabethArt]

“I’ve believed it since day one” instead of “I’m innocent” is just one of his telling lies. This guy is sick. RIP to all the victims.

[@velvetfog4310]

He also said in court "I believe no proof was shown" which only a guilty person would say.

[@WayJay22]

Very good point

[@andronis6452]

@@velvetfog4310 what other could he said, or should said?

[@jeremiahwonder4006]

I don’t really like how this reporter is always slanted toward his interview and opinions based on states side instead of really coming in to find the truth. I know there is plenty of people behind bars that are innocent. I hope he keeps this in mind. Let alone treat all mankind with dignity no matter anyone’s sins.

[@vfcponce222]

The fact he doesn’t want to talk about past events of abuse to a child, cheating and lying says a lot.

[@miashipcott5114]

Usually inmates lose weight, either someone is smuggling extra food in to him or he works in the kitchen 🍔🍟🍩🍗🍕

[@Occult_Gibbet]

Piers is great at interrupting people

[@yolandascholten2012]

Top notch, his poor wife probably doesn’t get a word in edgewise.

[@jamesstephens1539]

Yes I'm learning this

[@BruceSeesall]

Piers didn't do a good interview...he tried to solve nothing....no truth came out..

[@Riana.dS.]

That was not the purpose of the Piers interview. Getting information out of the murderer was the function of the Police and Courts !!!!!

[@Will-nb8qk]

I was thinking the man was innocent until the later part of the interview.

[@obsessedwithchess154]

I don't think any truth would have come out either way. The man told himself the same lie for 30 years to the point where he fully believes it.

[@justinparkerthewildwolf6394]

Too much in his work mind

[@dannyosolo2752]

True ...he would have just let the guy bubble out his way into mistakes that the detectives adviced him on the onset

[@andy99ish]

What is the point of interviewing serial killers and then complaining that one is "sickened" by that ? Did Morgan expect to discover them to be basically nice guys ?

[@jogrant3851]

It was poetic justice how Piers ended the interview. Alesandro was expecting perhaps a re-interview, but Piers just shrugged. I noticed too that everytime that creep was about to spin a web if lies, Piers interrupted him, and it was great to see. If that guy had been allowed to talk, things would have just gone around and around. That bloke thought he was so smart, thought he could just deny it all and get away with it. I didn't see any smart, only saw a bully and a narcissist.

[@alexmajax]

"You're crossing your arms", seriously Piers? And what does that prove?

[@TheWakeyup]

Right 😂😂and look how little that chair is smh

[@dickfitswell3437]

In body language analysis it's shown to be a gate and the arms and hands are the gate and it's either open or closed and when it is closed it just shows high stress or something they are uncomfortable talking about.

[@alexmajax]

@@dickfitswell3437 Sometimes I cross my harms because I'm cold, other times it's because I'm bored, or my arms are tired and it makes me comfortable, body language is a pseudo science, and it's dangerous to try end guess people's intentions based on how they move an eye brow.

[@DownTheRabbit-Hole]

Unreliable PHD forensic nonsense.

[@Coco-chrispy]

Exactly, I thought I was trippin 😂😂

[@ygl1523]

Prison has only made him more cunning and a more confidently skilled sociopath.

[@randomuser9868]

He pretty bad a lying. He clearly is delusional and expects others to believe his delusions

[@WheresWaldo05]

No. I think he was far better in the old videos. In this recent interview, he messed up a few times.

[@andiiiiiiiiii]

@@WheresWaldo05 like where?

[@KristenAnderson-ky7zu]

He clearly is a calculated liar…. The only thing that can prove innocence is DNA.

[@Yevgeni_Prigozhin]

If you read through the court docs, based on the evidence, In today's standards he would not have been found guilty.

[@yourfriendlyneighborhoodyo7863]

I would love to see this guy take a lie detector test and see the results......

[@jerradmechals1]

Same

[@SubRosa33]

The real psycopaths can pass lie detector tests

[@eduardovinuesa7428]

Yes, good idea, to take a lie detectors test!!!

[@dickfitswell3437]

It's not a lie detector. It's measuring sweat, heart rate and breathing variations which will show when the person is stressed. They use another type of test for male predators that involves a device placed around the males p€n1s and detects movements when the predator is shown images at random and then a random child is shown and if the pred is attracted to her/him then his member will move. The better test is a voice stress analysis.

[@dickfitswell3437]

And for those who say lie detector tests or polygraphs are NOT allowed during a trial, are wrong, they can be admitted if both sides agree. That's how we know they work. If they didn't they wouldn't let them at all

[@bellagrace9812]

I dont know if he's guilty or innocent but whats the point of an interview if the person your interviewing never gets to answer any of your questions. Id liked to have heard what Alex had to say so I could form an opinion based on his answers. This was a useless interview.

[@PianoGesang]

Fully agree. Worthless.

[@dr-enoch]

That's how Morgan is. He's a sensationalist and doesn't care about substance. He's useless as a "journalist".

[@kevintoth5365]

From 25:51 the interview starts to make sense when this POS stops talking and the experts starts to talk. The interview with him is completely garbage I agree but what do you wanna know from a peace of trash 🗑️🗑️🗑️

[@charmainehowden8207]

Piers loves to hear himself talk

[@Godfather19704]

I was just watching and then went looking to see if anyone else noticed, and you did. Piers wouldn't let him speak.

[@j.m.3235]

All police interrogations should be taped if they aren’t everywhere.

[@shellacification]

Why he never ask where was he at the times the murders were committed, and anyone who can verify? What about DNA evidence any?

[@tallaganda83]

The dude is already locked away for life, there isn’t really any point. It’s only really for entertainment purposes. That psychopath is never going to admit the truth ever.

[@vettelover695]

First clue that he’s guilty…… Piers: “could you ever hurt a child “? Killer: repeats the question to buy time to best compose the lie. “could I ever hurt a child?” …(huge delay) then answers “uhhhhh”. How about a lightning fast and succinct “No”. 🤷‍♀️

[@loriclarke1142]

He seems to say the the thought of taking a child’s life and then almost seems to correct himself, and then said innocent child’s life, almost like he differentiates child and innocent child’s life, like in his mind there is a difference. In his sick mind he saw these girls as asking and deserving of what happened to them. IMO

[@dickfitswell3437]

Repeating questions is def a stress defense used to think about the response. I'd love to watch his police interrogations.

[@vettelover695]

@@dickfitswell3437 you don’t need to think about whether you’d hurt a child or not. 🥴

[@vettelover695]

@@dickfitswell3437 you don’t need time to think about whether you’d hurt a child. 🙄

[@vettelover695]

@@loriclarke1142 little Dickie ☝️ thinks people need time to process whether they’d hurt a child or not. Edit: little Dickie deleted his ridiculous post. Oh well. I’m leaving mine up. 👍🏻

[@MyFavoriteColorIsBLUE]

Could this guy be innocent? Have they done anything regarding dna?

[@catlovely5438]

With all due respect the comment is no more gullible than yours. You can't make up your mind from a Piers Morgan interview, by his own admission Piers only cares about the dead girls, when a journalists job is to be impartial and to gather facts on both sides. Like many on here, I'm not saying he isn't lying, but for me there isn't enough evidence and I would also like to know about DNA

[@DarlaAnne]

@@catlovely5438 Thank you. SO true.

[@susanengel-ix8bl]

This guy has been convicted, he may have been just really lucky, or really smart! If u study any other serial killers they usually are very bright,until they get caught!!

[@justinaharrison7146]

He new she had flowers on her pants .before the police did.he must have done it.

[@missique1324]

Monster....look at his eyes... Guilty AF

[@rebekahkissel7629]

Jessica would be my age now and at 11 years old I can't even imagine the horror she must have felt I feel so horrible for her family that loved her God bless her Sweet Soul and her family and the other girls families also.

[@Mickey-jn8hz]

I have been following you Pierce doing these interviews. It takes a special person to do something like this. You are doing an exceptional job. Just getting close to do an interview…scary enough as it is….is not an easy task. I hope this does not end up giving you nightmares as I can only listen to one here and there….don’t let the evil get to you and thank you for giving the ordinary folks a deeper look into the minds of these people.

[@tomdonahue4224]

That guy looks like if Seinfeld cast someone to play a Serial Killer.

[@jessieinthewest]

No soup for you

[@michaelkunt]

Accurate

[@crackadiledundy]

😆

[@lillyb8700]

Can't they test DNA now? It might answer these questions once and for all….

[@AnnSisuLiv]

Exactly.

[@stevevargas3718]

The FBI dude said he might not have been able to “ perform “ during the attempt because of him being older

[@TerraLeanna]

Well the witness and his wife’s sweat pants found on her at the scene being seen with all the victims he did it forsure ! Sick evil pos 😢

[@user-zb9en4wf9y]

The evidence that they would need is long gone.

[@alyssa0411]

@@user-zb9en4wf9yMany cold cases older than these ones have been solved through DNA.

[@Princessdiana30x]

The interviews are the best. Rather just a doc series. Interviews are fascinating because for normal people we dont have that type of mindset. I have study a bit of psychology for nursing in college and i always wondered what turns people to do crazy stuff. Its interesting to just sorta understand why people do it. Not that any of this is okay and its horrible but interesting of the mind. Is it from childhood is it a mental illness you know. The mind is super fascinating and complex. How we store memories or how we learn.

[@lbtkhumalo]

Discovered these interviews a few days ago. I’m thoroughly enjoying this channel. When Piers left the photographs on the chair, he physically turned away from them.

[@katybug6572]

I agree! Just left a similar comment.. 👍

[@TeaSpiracy]

Nice catch. He didnt want to face them. Quite litteraly.

[@TheParsco]

Me too.

[@lebogangradebe4323]

Me too

[@LightningDodger789]

Me too

[@JL-hf6mr]

This bloke should be a lawyer or politician 😂

[@dianacurry6248]

His comment of an "innocent" childs life. Bothetd me. ALL children are innocent untill they meet the real monster under the bed.

[@ponzo1967]

Right! As if he differentiates between children who might deserve it and those who wouldn't.

[@Danxethenightaway]

This had the potential to be a much better interview. I do think he’s guilty, but I want to hear more of his side as well. Rip to these girls🕊️

[@Lisa-vj6pz]

I didn't think that was a very good interview sorry

[@kingsman8475]

His opening speech describes himself, and his words give him away.

[@AlcalaFarms]

This killer totally manipulated and took charge of that whole interview. Piers did not hold his own. He got shut down and the interview was terminated by the one actually in charge. Good thing the jury could see through that creep.

[@SurfinLifeCaliGurl]

He is absolutely giving automated responses. The tip off is immediate, when he repeats the question is he capable of hurting a child, he needed the time to generate the correct answer.

[@hp7639]

@SurfinLifeCaliGurl No, he thought it could be a trap. He was convicted of leaving his step son alone to burn himself.

[@brickstine202]

That boy has enough money on his “book” to eat lots of honeybuns.

[@stevetrivago]

Tacos and lots n lots of rice & beans

[@BrendaBaBoom]

😂🤣😂

[@spinrash6000]

He should be called the donut killer 😂😂😂

[@blazefairchild465]

He said women love him he must have many gfs.

[@CsuarezFla]

😂😂😂​@@stevetrivago

[@wisdomseeker3362]

They both keep saying 'scolding' , but it's 'scalding' . This guy is a guilty psychopath!

[@wendy1052]

Piers wouldn’t let him give his version of the evidence, truth or not..piers has to grandstand.

[@TomRaw-sd6xd]

One thing always difficult to explain is that the crimes stop after the arrest.

[@TheOnetimeshawty]

This was literally about to be my comment..2shay❤

[@lemongate4869]

It means they've caught the killer. 🙄

[@BartzabelAlgol]

​@lemongate4869 Not always!, an intelligent criminal may very well cease all his activities at the moment of someone's arrest to reinforce the idea that the killer has been caught.

[@migbham1]

​@@BartzabelAlgolI'm frightened that you've pondered this.

[@tigueron2024]

Is common sense really ​@@migbham1

[@arifsaleem5467]

Piers Morgan interviewed himself in front of a suspected serial killer.

[@lindakmita128]

A convicted serial killer. This guy is so full of himself. He’s guilty.

[@justinfawson1]

It was a poor act to express his innocence, at best, and Mr. Henriquez knew it. You can see the look of disappointment on his face at the end, running through his performance in his mind and knowing it didn't resonate. What an animal.

[@Suesuelouky]

Why do interviewers interrupt so much? UGH

[@Looneybin]

There are no ways to describe what an awful interview this was. He didn't let the man speak at all. Thumbs down. I don't know what I believe because Morgan wouldn't shut up long enough to let him talk

[@ula6222]

Yup. This one I think could be innocent. If the evidence wasn't thrown away, let's do DNA tests. Wanna' bet that stuff was tossed? Once DNA testing was common, I'll get the detectives "lost" it.

[@lemongate4869]

Interrupting people is Piers' trade mark.

[@richardlawson6787]

If he is innocent then he is also a victim...evidence is flimsy in this case

[@ton-m7b]

@@richardlawson6787 Not only flimsey, but rather absent,

[@user-cl3ej5mi7k]

Why is pier emotional? Allow the man to also speak and tell us why he thinks he is innocent maybe we can see through him some more.

[@user-rn4jy5qe1s]

The problem is every time he buts in to give his evidence that he is innocent he either goes on a rant about how no one ever lets him give his evidence, or he goes off on another tangent deflecting from the question/ issues being discussed. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. He had a whole trial that was about evidence & his rebuttals/ 'evidence'/excuses

[@DarlaAnne]

@@user-rn4jy5qe1s He interrupted him constantly. The guy asked at the end if he could explain and Piers said the interview was over. I like Piers but this was terribly biased and not a truly journalistic interview.

[@user-rn4jy5qe1s]

@@DarlaAnne I agree that Piers seems to cut him off a lot, but I also suspect that the show is heavily edited because Henriquez says very little of substance & rants/ rambles/ deflects constantly. It is also about control. Henriquez is trying to control the situation with protestations of innocence, corruption, everybody else is lying etc, classic control technique of narcissists/ sociopaths. Piers is trying to take control from him by shutting him down. It doesn't make for the best tv, but all the arguments & evidence of a 6 week trial won't fit into a 50 minute show that includes discussions with other people. I think the program mainly focuses on revealing his arrogant non-empathetic narcissistic personality & delusions, & highlights some particular lies & gaslighting.

[@DarlaAnne]

@@user-rn4jy5qe1s I understand that. I started out watching this very much not liking the guy but it was still a fail on the part of Piers to not let him finish his sentences for whatever parts were kept in the interview. It left a lot of us wondering and kinda backfired as now I'm seeing quite a few comments wondering about his guilt. This guy can be a total narcissist and yet not be guilty of the crimes. There's no physical evidence, only circumstantial which is pretty insane for a death penalty conviction. I really wanted to hear what he had to say. This was definitely a "get him" interview than anything exploring all of the aspects of the case.