Police interview of serial killer Stephen Port

Police interviews with GHB serial killer Stephen Port.
Port was convicted of the murders of Anthony Walgate, Gabriel Kovari, Daniel Whitworth and Jack Taylor in Barking, London, between 19 June 2014 and 14 September 2015.

[@samtempest5600]

Wow. Stephen Merchant was spot on with his portrayal in Four Lives, scarily accurate

[@liamedwards8394]

Was thinking the same thing, word for word the body language everything. Brill acting from Stephen Merchant.

[@beniteztheconman]

Disagree.... he plays him far too weirdly. The real one seems much more natural and normal.

[@copyrightcharacter1166]

@@beniteztheconman he can't help that. play a record.

[@MrElliotGear]

Just watching the interview part in "Four Lives" right now and had to bring this video up to compare. They got all the details right, even wearing the same hoodie. The failings by the police in this case is incredible, makes you wonder how many other murders have got away with it and still walk free.

[@17071701]

@@beniteztheconman I agree that Port is calm and seems fairly normal in the early stages of this interview but as the officer presents the evidence Port becomes quiet and mumbles his words exactly how Merchant did. Performance of the year for me and he deserves as many accolades as possible.

[@ziggypop8106]

Four young men's bodies, three found in the same churchyard, one about 250 yards away. Police denied they were linked or suspicious. Well done Barking and Dagenham police force. Shameful.

[@annegeorge9685]

Completely agreed 👍

[@williamfoy599]

Barking and Dagenham police couldn't even find a prostitute in Soho on a Saturday evening.

[@ziggypop8106]

@@williamfoy599 oh dear, what a vile comment

[@Right_Said_Brett]

"Police denied they were linked or suspicious." Of course they did. It's the same reason that Dahmer got away with his murders for so long; institutionalised homophobia. It's shameful that so little has changed in regards to bigotry within the police force over the course of decades.

[@Rom-ju5tf]

OMG the police detective interviewing him says that the way this boys died was "highly unusual for even one person to die under those circumstances" yet they treated the first 2 murders as UNSUSPICIOUS, even after family members begged them to investigate. Unbelievable.

[@clarissamcpigeon7857]

Institutional homophobia. The police attitude was basically "that's just what young gay lads do" and didn't consider it suspicious. One of the victim's mothers even said that the police would have thrown everything at the investigation if it had been smoking hot young women being killed - and I think she's absolutely right. But they didn't care about gay boys because we're back to "that's just what young gay lads do" and a stereotypical view of an irresponsible lifestyle by saying gay lads take drugs, they sleep around with gazillions of different partners, sexual health is just non-existent etc. I'm not gay myself and even I know that is BS thanks to acceptance of homosexuality and the advent of same-sex marriage - there are more "good gays" these days, monogamy is king and gay men have begun slut shaming in a big way.

[@antayafairless9028]

yes but this interviewer is not one of the police who screwed up originally

[@RH3D]

@@clarissamcpigeon7857 oh shut up.

[@mattberg7332]

sculpta so sweety, clarissa can't speak?

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

Work for the police homicide for a few years, THEN talk

[@lulu35297]

He wrote ‚dont link my death to the guy i was with yesterday‘ in the ‚suicide note‘. Thats a fucking obvious clue tho.

[@disclose_beauty]

Not so smart lmao

[@therealbe]

Like leaving your mom a note in the cookie jar "I didn't eat the missing cookies, I swear" 😂

[@drips1030]

Weird lol

[@gsmooth4279]

This is a good interviewer: speaking very calmly and non-threateningly, yet at the same time using evidence to press hard.

[@nickybamra7854]

The new BBC drama of this is on. The actors did a brilliant job.. all I can say is the police are disgusting who first took on this investigation. The families kept telling them and did a better job at investigation. And what is even more disgusting is that the 5 police involved in the start of the case have all since been promoted. I have no words...

[@hayleylewis9232]

Steven Merchant played Port to a tee, uncanny.

[@officialflamezee]

My cousin lived opposite this scumbag we used to see him early hours in the morning walking through the estate all the time, the guy is a weirdo RIP to all the victims

[@KS-wr4vv]

Probably bc the boys murdered were all gay .All people are worth more than this BS. It’s really upsetting that something so obvious was overlooked most likely because of their sexuality. Thank God for the sisters and his few friends that stood up for him. This interview is strange he seems nervous but not to the point he is over talking like most . He’s really eerily calm and collected.

[@xavierheadbang]

What's the drama name?

[@joshuakerger2897]

Pretty sure it doesn’t take 40 seconds of looking at someone to realise if they’re familiar or not.

[@jayo3074]

I do that every morning after I fuck a girl...I know what he's going through

[@nay-nayvevo6072]

IKR seemed longer tbh

[@makincash3337]

Its to appear as if he is thinking about it. Can't respond to quick. Or its a dead give away. But he doesn't know how long is to long

[@cats2537]

This interrogator is a machine. I could never have stayed so calm for such a long period.

[@k.f.5922]

an incompetent one...

[@clarissamcpigeon7857]

The interrogators have to act like that. It ensures they remain impartial, emotionless to give nothing away, and protects them from accusations of intimidation.

[@AT-cy7im]

probably this is a very very short version. Interrogators generally go on for hours. Watch the Russell Williams one is close to 11h . 5h of lies and 6h of the litany of his raping and killing - simply gross and for sure heads up to the interrogator that didn't budge. Kept super calm at all times.

[@nemome5837]

@@clarissamcpigeon7857 Yep, and video with sound means they can't get confessions and usable quotes in the old fashioned ways of threatening and beating etc.

[@AlwaysRetr0]

You could almost say he's a professional...

[@ViciousLatina]

I find it interesting how he comes off so calm, soft spoken, unmoved, and patient, but if you look close his leg is bouncing like crazy.

[@geminisundone]

ViciousLatina I noticed that straight away. Nervous energy.

[@caskinfg]

How on earth does he come across as calm, he looks super tense from the first second he opens his mouth onwards.

[@charlieday6747]

ViciousLatina that's his bell end getting excited.

[@k.f.5922]

indeed, he is reliving the moment. Watch closely if they confront him with the photo of one of his victims. He is staring at it (reliving it.)

[@beniciawilliams5423]

Don't be stupid though saying all people that shake their leg have mental health issues, it's mainly from nerves or a habit most people that are NORMAL don't realize they do that while their sitting 🙄

[@KingKurt]

I can’t believe how well Merchant portrayed him.

[@fhxs]

"Doesn't look like the type I'd go for myself" 🙄 absolute bastard

[@WasabiDreams]

Fucking disturbing

[@jjjones2209]

Stunnings

[@timbo4306]

a great detective asking the questions, knows his pyscology

[@antayafairless9028]

I need to remind EVERYONE that this particular detective is NOT one of the original detectives that screwed up and did nothing about this. this is a completley different detective that is trying his best. also this killer is not nervous...he is cold and calculating..that is what a psychopath is. he is not nervous...he is thinking about what to say when the detective asks questions..that's what psychopaths do. they read you, gauge your reaction, and say what they think you want to hear.

[@amirahkukan782]

Maybe he's not nervous but psychopath or not an incredibly bad liar....

[@rvmm2]

He seemed quite nervous to me

[@kekin4562]

He pretends to be nervous just a bit because he is an "innocent man being questioned for serious crimes" just like what he thinks they want to hear

[@IanP1963]

Immaterial now they got him and he went down thankfully !!!!!

[@void7999]

He’s not a psychopath. Under the table his legs appear to be bouncing up and down. He is constantly moving back and forth in his chair which also is a sign of nervousness. You have to remain calm and collected while being interrogated if you don’t want to be suspicious.

[@trevortrevortsr2]

They were just young lads starting out in life - what a monster

[@delaneypotter6735]

BILLY SMITH Going to a party doesn't mean shit, you jackass.

[@delaneypotter6735]

BILLY SMITH they were young men just starting life, how do you have the audacity to speak like that? You're vile.

[@delaneypotter6735]

Here's a little fun fact for assholes; like you, and berserk religious people: "Proverbs 6:16-19 tells us, "There are six things the LORD hates, seven that are detestable to him: haughty eyes, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, a heart that devises wicked schemes, feet that are quick to rush into evil, a false witness who pours out lies and a man who stirs up dissension among brothers." Notice that homosexuality does not make this list. It would be more biblical to promote phrases such as "God hates liars" and "God hates murderers." In fact, the Bible nowhere directly states that God hates homosexuals." I will admit, the Bible disagrees with homosexuality. There are many versus saying so. Even with all of that, the Bible does not describe homosexuality as a greater sin than any other. According to the Bible, God’s forgiveness is just as available to a homosexual as it is to an adulterer, idol worshipper, murderer, thief, etc. God also promises the strength for victory over sin, including homosexuality, to all those who will believe in Jesus Christ for their salvation. Therefore, I would say because of the bible's standards, you would be disregarding the teachings of Thou Shalt Not Judge shit. You are sinning for being a complete asshole to ANYONE that is considered a sinner. Swallow your arrogance, before it sends you to hell, bitch.

[@delaneypotter6735]

then you should love gays, boi get the fuck outta here

[@rockie0708]

BILLY SMITH have some respect. They where young and horny so what ! You say it almost like it's a justification. Have so respect for the dead and the families. I sense a bible in your hand. Do me a favour!

[@ziggypop8106]

Stephen Merchant 10/10 for portraying this sleaze

[@Anneheed]

He stared way too long at the photo of someone he didnt know.

[@hamezzee1133]

@Douglas Farnsworth I agree bro but I did stare at Melanies picture for longer than urs and your both strangers!

[@Emily_CiK]

Why would he stare at a photo SO LONG if he didn't know the young man? Looked to me like he was reliving the moments he spent with him while he was looking at the photo.

[@morkusmorkus6040]

No.

[@Emily_CiK]

Morkus Morkus ????

[@morkusmorkus6040]

Emily Irvin You: "Looked to me like he was reliving the moments he spent with him while he was looking at his photo. Me: "No". How can you not understand that? Although, I guess it kind of makes sense when you make such a dumb comment in the first place...what else would I expect.

[@morkusmorkus6040]

Emily Irvin HaHa. Making up and then attacking a straw man. Gee, I would never have started this if I'd known I was about to tackle such an intellectual powerhouse. Please, I submit.

[@jamiebond19]

Morkus Morkus hows it a dumb comment? Ahahahah it’s true many killers get off on seeing their victims pictures.

[@charlieadams2084]

The police were absolute bollocks in this case.

[@iohannes29]

Police don't care about gay people. Nothing has change.

[@Snyde91]

Nothing has changed? Nothing? Seriously? Don't be ridiculous.

[@clarissamcpigeon7857]

They didn't give a shit because the victims were young gay lads living "alternative" lifestyles. One of the victim's mothers was spot on when she said the police would have pulled out all the stops and left no stone unturned if the victims had been hot young girls.

[@mrcheese4248]

+Clarissa McPigeon so why is this man been arrested and interviewed if police didn't give a sht? did he just walk in and confess?

[@zayajazz817]

@@mrcheese4248 It took a fourth death of someone for police to highly investigate. There were earlier signs pointing to Stephen Port but police didn’t even DNA test a blue sheet right away that one of the bodies was laid on

[@sgmlol]

Does anyone else feel really uneasy and cold watching this? It's too surreal

[@seanwalsh3926]

yes,almost wrong to be watching this...r.I.p the boys....

[@ericluriergo8251]

SGM ASMR Yes. It's terribly depressing and just lays into one's heart and soul. I agree with you.........Horrific. btw: I like your profile pic. Soothing after hearing this

[@Beastgrows]

inresurrection Allah Snackbar brother!

[@iohannes29]

looks like normal interview evasion tactics to me.

[@charlieday6747]

SGM ASMR yea it made me feel sick ,I nearly had to stop wanking at one point.

[@jakehixon4073]

Merchant did a brilliant job. Was hard to take him seriously in the first episode as I only know him as a comedian but I was convinced by the end.

[@potatolover5436]

He nailed it!

[@beniteztheconman]

Disagree. Thought he was useless. Just played it too weirdly.

[@potatolover5436]

@@beniteztheconman but Stephen Port was weird, wasn't that the point?

[@jakehixon4073]

The reason I said it was because I watched interviews with the real Stephen Port after the series and it almost could be the same person.

[@beniteztheconman]

@@potatolover5436 of course he was weird....but in these interviews he is 100x more natural and fluent than the way merchant played him. Merchant played him so weirdly that no one who met him would have gone anywhere with him.

[@GordonGarvey]

How can someone kill another person, just imagine someone taking your future away in an instant.

[@kingcosworth2643]

In any circumstance or just cold blooded murder?

[@bradjones5132]

The police officers interviewing are very professional. Experts at what they do. It's a shame he wasn't caught sooner.

[@q4734]

he's a bad liar.

[@kevinst-amand9113]

Bobby Dukes yeah man... She forget the L

[@bogdannazwisko5084]

He's a bald liar

[@frankboothsedated.7054]

He looks like one of the inbred mutant types from the Movie 'Wrong Turn.' If anyone remembers that film I'm referring to the inbreed with the comb-over that did a high-pitched, maniacal laugh whenever they killed someone. Fuckin' freaky.

[@fsd2696]

MB it’s funny when these suspects lie and say they have nothing to do with the murder while the prosecutors already know they did it😅

[@Kratos-005]

Thats why its best to just say “no comment” to every single question in interviews. The police have to find the evidence, and if they can’t you’re free to go. Obviously, I’m glad Port was caught. But, its best to just say nothing to the police. It could get you out of trouble even if you’re guilty.

[@FIONA21ful]

Well done detective , he is handling this guy very well. Letting him squirm and locking him into his false statements. Getting direct negative statements / lies from these suspects is as important as are confessions when building a case . He could just say No Comment and ask for his lawyer.. nobody wants that. This detective does s great job.

[@L0LIpOp]

Kiss asser detected.

[@alanharvey9094]

Just watched the TV programme about this scumbag ... he received a whole life term, so he'll never be free .... ever! The problem is, the police referred themselves to the IPCC for their handling of the investigation of these murders. This IPCC case, according to tonight's programme, is still ongoing. It seems they should have seen this shitbag as a strong suspect long before they did. They had interviewed him and allowed him to leave custody apparently. He is an ugly man .... both to look at and on the inside too.

[@scc107]

no time they are dumb shits for not lawyering up. But most of the time they don’t purely because they’re egotistical. They sit in that room believing that there is now way they will be cornered or ever confess. His kind almost always over estimate their abilities in this situation as well as under estimate the detectives.

[@anthonyanthony2963]

Do you do anything else. Get a life

[@nemome5837]

So "no comment" interviews worked for you too 😉

[@pcrepairshull]

The response, “I did not, no” is a big give away.

[@honeycat535]

what the fk is he saying?

[@anniegrass9137]

Diana Prince He's struggling to get the words out due to shitting himself and trying to recall his story at the same time

[@antayafairless9028]

Annie Grass he's not shittong himself though...he is a cocky psychopath and he is thinking of how to respond to make himself look better.

[@fsd2696]

Diana Prince I thought I was the only one that didn’t fuckin understand a word he was saying😅

[@hellrell6809]

Does this guy live on an island? How is this considered English?

[@simonpenum]

he looks like he's in the middle of having his hair cut

[@jamesmillard7792]

I don't think so😃😃🤣🤣😂😂😅

[@beee.woooo2]

It's so obvious he's lying it's frustrating

[@Rob-cv7xg]

Bonny Ann obviously

[@humbertojimenez8086]

it’s kinda hard to press charges just because you think they are lying, he was trying to get him to confess or slip up

[@Gfresh844]

Not only the way he looks but his whole demeanor is just creepy. The way he just kept looking at the victims picture made it clear he was reliving what he did. The detectives surely realised that. Looks can be deceiving but obviously not in his case.

[@gnarlykoala]

Damn, i get so much respect for the man interviewing him...

[@Bothaboiz]

Pretty sure it’s a woman’s voice

[@elliottprice6084]

How did the police officer interviewing Stephen Port remain so calm? What a professional. And if he didn't recognise the photo, why did he stare at it for so long?

[@charlesleroq932]

The UK police have a standardised interview technique, which which they go through planned interview questions. In the US, police are gunning for a confession, which makes the entire dynamic different. Police in the UK can lean into the interview format without feeling stressed that they have to get a smoking gun - Their focus is on getting as complete a picture as possible. They then later confront suspects on any inconsistencies in their story which is when there can be fireworks.

[@MissNisa-vh8vs]

Had to come here after watching the docuseries on BBC iPlayer, Four Lives. This man is a monster. I didn't think that Stephen Merchant's portrayal would be this accurate! That police force should be under special measures after all that they've done. Sickens me that they they have the audacity to use the publics' tax money to promote 5 people who were working on that case. They should be extremely ashamed of themselves.

[@ssssjxd]

I doubt they have many sleepless nights on their new salaries...

[@daddylife7449]

My father knew one of these poor lads.. RIP boys, young lives taken way too soon by an evil evil man!

[@humblehombre9904]

My deepest condolences to your father, and the families of all the victims. There is nothing quite as tragic as knowing a murder victim.

[@Cityzen567]

@Cian MacGana 🤣

[@daddylife7449]

@Cian MacGana watch a bbc show called four lives it’s based on these events

[@ziggypop8106]

@Cian MacGana Nosey 👃 glad you think this is funny, I don't

[@Soundboy817]

Is your father a homosexual? anyway rip to the victims

[@myswanktrendz]

I am appalled with the police's handling. When I read that they had CCTV image of Port at churchyard but were initially hesitant to release it, I was disgusted. I hope the families sue for the insult that their sons' reputations received - just gays O.Ding in churchyards. Seriously?

[@RowdyLowdy]

See how he’s looking at the photos. He can’t take his eyes off of them. He’s fantasizing about the murders, he’s almost excited about the fact that the photos are in front of him and he’s reliving the moment right there in the interrogation room. Just chilling and unnerving. Ewwww!! 🙀

[@BallJuiceOfZeus]

Oh yea, im sure hes all excited and can barely contain himself while hes looking at those photos, especially while hes being INTEROGATED FOR MURDER. makes sense

[@fsd2696]

Howdy DooDoo he’s thinking of another lie to tell while realizing that he’s fucked. You watch too many ‘Criminal Minds’ reruns

[@n15ahmet]

@@BallJuiceOfZeus you're seriously expecting serial killer to have same emotional and psychological behaviours as a non-serial killer?? pure stupidity.

[@tonycavanagh1929]

Its funny the copper saying, 4 young men all dead with GHB all highly unusual, funny they never thought that until the families pushed it. They didn't link any of the deaths.

[@k.f.5922]

indeed, they are so incompetent... Even this interview shows it... This is not how you handle a serial killer...

[@lisapincott1414]

Indeed, there is always more mistakes with authorities that frustrates the families even more. There are always warning signs that are not taken seriously and fobbed off as something else, or actual events that have been swept under the carpet, or ignored, forgotten about, and only come out after they have murdered, for example, a neighbour says oh he stalked me but the police did nothing, or an ex partner says they beat them up regularly. If you beat your loved one even once you need to be away from society

[@t4705mb6]

They didn't try because they didn't give a shit. To get them to budge you have to shove a stick of TNT up their asses.

[@kevintoth5365]

tonycavanagh1929 Valid point...absolutely

[@antayafairless9028]

yes. but this particular detective was NOT one of the detectives that ignored it and screwed up . the blame should be on the original police who did nothing.

[@BLX187]

few officers really slacked in this case.. lives could of been saved.

[@strasotentov2476]

Sick basterd

[@antayafairless9028]

Karl Jordan no .some parts of the gay world is "seedy" but so are parts of the straight world. that is not the reason...the reason is pretty much homophobia..and ASSUMING that these poor young men just automatically haveorgies always and do drugs simply because they are gay...thats the sad world we live in.

[@AllansStation]

"it's private, I wouldn't go there" imagine that would be breaking the law, and this creep would never do that!

[@conditionallyunconditional5691]

Great Prince William impersonation.

[@MrLetmein2011]

So he tried to blame the deaths on one of the boys who died, what a creep.

[@geraldbutterpants5712]

From the thumbnail I thought we finally caught Putin

[@charliebaucum]

scented candle this comment does not have nearly enough likes. 😂😂😂

[@johnoktavec]

scented=rockin dude lol.

[@charliebaucum]

Max Heathcote “at the expense of a vilified world leader”? Uhhh... yes. Your virtue signaling made me gag.

[@pierrecoleman3158]

👌🏾

[@2icelollys1goat]

"highly unusual way to die, for three of them; and all found near to where you live". Why on earth didn't the police appreciate this earlier and ask serious questions???

[@zayajazz817]

Because they were gay. No other reason other than incompetent policing and investigation

[@mrmc2465]

@@zayajazz817 not necessarily because they were gay, unimportant would be more accurate there are loads of people that aren't given a fair deal in life and in death and that's not exclusively a gay thing

[@traceydaizy]

He liked looking at that photo of one of his victims

[@joannafreedom7914]

He studies each photo they show him. You know he's reliving what he did happily

[@keiththompson2172]

He was rubbing his thumb on that picture for sure.

[@liamc1102]

It's beautiful

[@RG-ja34sep]

What a creepy, weird monster. I can’t believe that a guy like this was not put under strict surveillance after the initial investigations.

[@MattMussett]

100

[@mr.lamphun7789]

Looks like prince William

[@NachtSchreck13]

How *NOT* to conduct yourself during a police interview.

[@CatsnCoasters]

The deep inspection that he gives that photo says it ALL!

[@Mel-jy3kq]

Him looking at that photo, "I tend to go for more younger boys" ughh creep

[@rosemarybleackley208]

The killer just loved looking at the pictures of his victims, took his time staring at them then denying he knew them. Time to reinstate the death penalty.

[@saschamcdermott7624]

Who's here after watching this monster on BBC tonight?🖐

[@englishworldawakener2073]

If looking guilty is an Olympic event, this guy wins Gold. What is scary is how normal and docile he SEEMS.

[@geico1975]

"This is serious." Why do cops feel it's important to point out the gravity of the situation? One would think, being interviewed by the police in the police department about victims of murder, would convey a sense of solemnity.

[@henrykjohn78]

geico1975 nah mate, that makes way too much sense

[@SenpaiTorpidDOW]

Because he's the prime suspect and they are trying to build up emotional pressure to get a confession...

[@geico1975]

@@henrykjohn78 HA!

[@timmythewoo9742]

It still amazes me, as I have watched quite a few interviews/ interrogations, jus how these accused people, since they know they did what ever they did, feel they are smart enough to want to "play".. If I were accused, and knew I was completely innocent, I would have a direct defiant attitude = just bring it,, as well as lawyering up. Yet these guys don't immediately get a lawyer, and "play" the game.. It's interesting the mind of such people. They actually think they, even when presented with pictures and video STILL think they can get away with it. AMAZING!!

[@cjjackson7518]

Get a lawyer irregardless. Innocent or guilty. Dont say a thing until you have legal counsel.

[@amirahkukan782]

Your right! Delusions of grandeur....

[@danielbohac8011]

You need to check out JCS Channel

[@jjjones2209]

Some get Lawyers WooZee

[@LordMarvin1993]

These officers do not mess around

[@mykingofkings646]

"it's spooky around there" .....have you been there??? NO.....well how can he know it's "spooky " around there so if he has never been there!! liars always trip themselves up.

[@joannafreedom7914]

Psychopaths and narcissistic people always trip up because they truely believe no one is smarter then them. They are pure ego. Ego will kill you.

[@butterflyperson1378]

They can't help but give it away. The truth can never fully hide. Right at the start, at 01:22 he referred to Daniel as "he was", then quickly corrected himself and said "he does".

[@hal560]

Wasn’t Daniel known to be dead by this point by everyone?

[@weld_baby]

Whenever you hear an older gay man say "he's not the type of boy I'd go for" you know he's lying"!

[@sgmlol]

It's worth knowing this about the case (because I've seen comments like "well what do you expect if you go to drug orgies" etc) These 4 men in particular (the 4 victims who died) did not arrange to meet Port with intention of doing drugs or this 'chem sex' that is frequently referred to. This part of the story was made up by Port AFTER the deaths in aid to make himself look less guilty. Port did attend chem sex parties but never with any of these four young men. Port had fantasies (which he carried out) of drugged/unconscious men so when these guys (and the other victims-who did not die) were talking to him on various apps, they did not know this (or what he was planning to do once he got them back to the flat).

[@Girl-101]

SGM ASMR:: If a gay guy invites another gay guy over for drinks+dinner then its pretty obvious that sex is on the cards; I'm a hetro woman & if a 1st date invited me for dinner to their house then I'd assume he thought we were going to have sex & I'd decline, guys would automatically think you were 'up for it' if you went to their house & this is because a lot of men are so obsessed with 'getting some' that they assume we're all obsessed with it.

[@jermainetalaepa8463]

Girl101 i feel bad for you, i am a straight male and no matter who i hang out with wether it were a straight or gay male or female sex is never what i expect lol, you have a warped perception on relationships friend

[@lollietacooliva]

Actually she is right

[@lollietacooliva]

Not all men expect sex that would be generalizing but there's a large number of men who do expect sex if a women is at his house or if he invites someone for a "few drinks"

[@sopitabo]

You are 100% correct,i would guess 70/80% at least,of most guys would have sex at the beck and call of a girl,one of the main reasons we are not is the girls restraint,if the girl was ready do we really believe most guys would say no?Its all we think about or look at...Fact...YOU ARE RIGHT "murdermaptv" thanks for the upload dude

[@gigihadid3745]

I've met so many creepy people on dating apps. DELETING THEM NOW!

[@NickanM]

Gigi Hadid *A very wise decision.*

[@rashelstark4587]

Why are you using dating apps in the first place?

[@gigihadid3745]

cause i love desi dick

[@heyboo9955]

Gurl I saw u comment on some runway shows hey boo

[@henrykjohn78]

Strong, intelligent fit woman

[@petercdowney]

As soon as I learned the nature of the murders of which he was found guilty, I knew he was gonna get a whole life order.

[@iescapedtheasylum2015]

Good god, what a monster. Rot in hell Stephen. Rest in peace those gorgeous lads that were lost to this monster. ❤️🌈 #Pride.

[@nickpn23]

This guy honestly gives me the creeps. Even if I'd met him not knowing about the killings I would be wary. Something about him. A moral vacumn.

[@WILLYLYNCH.]

I like that detective.

[@AllIsWellaus]

I came here after watching a portion of a miniseries about those four young men. Why are so many cops are corrupted. Those poor boys. They were just kids.

[@sashatagger3858]

Forced calm on his behalf. A normal, innocent person would act aghast at allegations of murder and with shock.

[@kevintoth5365]

OmegaRage so true..haha...Any innocent person would scream...

[@jamiebaker7795]

No you only know how you would react

[@TallSilentGuy]

But you don't know how much time has passed since his first encounter with police and the recording of this video.

[@felixc3719]

People who say this really hurt my brain it's most likely been there 3rd interview or something innocent or not you would of calmed down by now, just think ffs..

[@focusdeep91]

Felix Crawfurd KZbin comments really annoy me lol. Why does everyone think in absolutes like this and talk like they are experts in the field of psychology?

[@ripvanwincle2258]

Talks with his hands like politicians complete liars.

[@bearheart9766]

his voice is relaxing

[@intelligencenewsnetworks8249]

The death penalty, need to come back!!!

[@rabbitphobia]

Anyone have an idea what that thumping sound is heard throughout the video?

[@FolkaMealaMole]

body language does not lie. pure evil

[@shanet5604]

FolkaMealaMole Elaborate ! Which parts,meaning etc.

[@SB-hs9tt]

@@shanet5604 idk

[@armandoguerra7658]

when you hear “reality is stranger than fiction” is because it is

[@gforce07]

Bruh also what’s up with the hood popping out of his sweater lmaooo

[@muhfeelz3349]

I just read about this case, the incompetence of the police is rather astounding. What was it like 17 officers may face disciplinary actions or something?

[@williamfoy599]

Not a single police officer faced disciplinary procedures for their shocking incompetence on this case. Some have even been promoted.

[@kaxeniakristelle7887]

His body language gives him away sooo much

[@max_7_bray58]

What a liar

[@tmp1111]

Great audio & video

[@blacky0121]

if I was a suspect & not guilty don't think I would be this calm.

[@theflaca]

The english shoould look to the canadians for interrogation advice. The furniture is poorly positioned. The table should be pushed into the corner, Stephen sitting at the end and the detective turned to face him without the presence of a table as a protective barrier. This open position makes the suspect less comfortable and more exposed. If the interrogator leans forward his head becomes lower than the suspect, allowing him to feel superior and and gaining trust in the interrogator. Don't believe me? Watch the 2.5 hour video of the Russell Williams interrogation held in Canada. A brilliant piece of interrogation considering the profile of the suspect, a canadian air force colonel who liked to take photos of himself in his victim's panties.

[@Tommy2shoe811]

That shit isn’t necessary most the time. This guy is a perfect example of not needing that tactic.

[@RaferJeffersonIII]

About the only thing we can learn from Canadians. Look at your prime minister - laughing stock of the developed world 😆😆

[@rw8467]

You don't need all that. That's a good interview which went very well, but confessions aren't everything. In fact, North American police forces are starting to use the PEACE model (what's seen on this video) instead of the Reid technique. I could equally point to the interrogation of Branden Dassey as an example of why this *shouldn't* be done.

[@monkeytennis8861]

He just wore him down and gently cajoled him. Patience is not a skill.

[@Wattdwg17]

So un-assuming it's fucking scary. Gay dudes be safe out there my best friend is gay and I told him being gay doesn't mean doing this dangerous shit. Thank God he is partnered and doesn't think of doing this stuff.

[@rockie0708]

Wattdwg17 not all gay people do that stuff. It's wrong to assume that.

[@paulabrown6840]

Wow really impressive job by this detective! Amazing work!

[@lusienfouks]

can someone explain the 15 month, top left corner if the screen? in my world the year ends in december. 15/10/2015? what am I missing here. the month and day reversed maybe?

[@mrjasnagra]

Lf0812 fouks in the U.K. the day is written before the month (in this case its 15th October 2015 is 15/10/2015)

[@Eltsyboy1]

Looks plenty different without his wig on.

[@weavesnatched7801]

i snatched his wig

[@patgogan7324]

Body language is beyond a giveaway

[@HoneyboyDes]

When they nod at allegations, it's a total give away!!

[@ABell676]

As an investigator who has interviewed numerous people, it’s usually obvious when they’re lying. It’s when they’re calm you have to worry.

[@russellgardener126]

5:26 Interviewer: Stephen, did you have any involvement in his death? Port: I did not, no, no Interviewer: Did you kill Jack Taylor? Port: I did not, no. There you have two non-contracting answers, which rate high on the deception scale. Those answers should have been immediate red flags in the interview. He then makes a third non-contracting answer when asked a third question.

[@FPDirtyTeaLeaf]

I can't find any info on a non-contracting answer. Can you explain it a bit more?

[@TheMochachoc]

@@FPDirtyTeaLeaf examples = I didn’t / I did not I do not know/ I don’t know

[@FPDirtyTeaLeaf]

@@TheMochachoc Yes, but what defines those as "non-contracting" as opposed to an answer like a plain "no"? What is a non-contracting answer in the sense of what does it entail?

[@geoffringham1051]

A lot of interesting body language going on here ! EXPERT interviewer. Unlike the false aggressive shit we see on TV films 😈

[@Beastgrows]

J Adams Well, we know he's guilty so it's easy to find signs of guilt...Duhhhh.

[@NS1.]

You should watch the Russell Williams interview. That guy who interviewed him is the best of the best.

[@WorkoutintoThe5D]

Geoffrey Ringham yeah, I was wondering at first why the interviewer was speaking so softly, but then figured he’s probably just mirroring the suspects tone ..

[@MR.SKANDAL0121]

That's how proper police interviews are there nothing like they are on t.v except for the bill that used to be spot on

[@tobijones1193]

you never can spot a killer

[@EveyKale]

this guy is the worst liar ever, you can clearly read it from his body language or just from his voice even without looking at him

[@monkeytennis8861]

Well, you smashed that. Totally convinced the old bill.

[@istaybased34]

I used to take GHB & GBL recreationally and struggle with cravings everyday after getting sober, people who use these kinds of drugs to victimize other people make me sick!

[@SenpaiTorpidDOW]

How common is it for them to be used recreationally and how are they taken, is it liquid, sniffed etc? I assumed they were called date rape drugs because they weren't used recreationally but clearly that assumption was wrong.

[@joed1162]

A psychopath no feelings, no remorse, cold calculating. They are everywhere, you know, the kids that torture animals. Very scary.

[@conhilton5146]

Watching this with subtitles is crazy it really can’t keep up with his mumbling tone

[@l.g.a.8930]

Psychopathic behaviour. There is not much remorse. Blamed on the raising background. Usually there would be childhood abuse, sexually, emoitonally, physically and mentally. Very close to accuracy.

[@levi___2096]

This is the reason I don't hook up with guys when I'm drunk or go to their places makes me vulnerable but when I'm sober I sure can defend myself. 👍🏻. Morale of the story don't do drugs and hook up with shady men.

[@holyfuck444]

Seeker 2.1 are you serious ?! Don't even joke about GHB on a video like this ! Young men lost their lives before it began to this creep !

[@DarkManSonian]

Levi 123 i can defend myself while on tons of drugs. U really need to be practicing. As a security move u never know what may be slipped into your system. Best to be prepared.

[@xdmn8xdominate736]

@ GAVACHO TORO seriously you are worse than ANY gay man, you are trolling gay people. I bet you are gay yourself. I would say get over it but to be honest you dont deserve the contentment. Keep up the hate buddy, you deserve everything you get in life

[@letshearyourside9115]

Bender

[@mattbrady5261]

Scary thing is his tone is so calm almost like my thrapist creeps me out

[@Rubbafingaz1]

3:24 the pause before him saying he didn't recognise him was way too long... super suspicious.

[@jeaniefedotov4706]

Whether interrogation done in the traditional Brit or American way, he's a horrible liar. He looks pretty ridiculous.

[@GavachoToro]

Jeanie Fedotov and you look pretty sexy

[@chuckschickbaldtacos]

Didn't understand a word of this....what is the Gibberish mixed with speaking in tongues?

[@matthewoconnor5155]

What port don't realize is,is that forensic psychologists are watching the interview and analysing his body language and can tell if he is lying

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

What intrigues me the most is how he's sat there singing like a canary and no sign of a lawyer present (unless they're off camera). Most people would get their solicitor, submit a rehearsed statement and then go no comment.