Predator Realizes He's Going To Prison For Life

In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Mark Gooch.
Note for KZbin's review team, here is the context of the video: this is an educational documentary and authoritative news piece based on actual police documents and case files. Our team of psychology professionals analyze the interrogation footage from an educational perspective with a focus on psychology, red flags, and prevention. Our goal is to educate the public, inform our audience, and raise awareness.
Analysis team qualifications:
- Licensed Clinical Psychologist
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Former Licensed Professional Counselor
- Licensed Attorney

[@oath1510]

My biggest fear is getting interrogated because I do so many of these “guilty signs” in my everyday life haha

[@13ritneyanne]

I just commented that too lmao.

[@faethe000]

Don't be interrogated. Ask for a lawyer immediately.

[@Burrito670]

thats why none of these "guilty movements" are subject to be used against you they have no liability in court.

[@slatertheflygod]

This channel will call out any little thing as guilty, guess I will suck during interrogations 😂

[@satyamrai2577]

Haha same

[@DanRichter]

What I've learned is that if a detective says, "If we catch the person that did this what should happen to them?" You're screwed.

[@bentonrp]

"If we catch the person that did this what should happen to them?" Aauhmm, free ice cream for life?? "Drats! They got us again! Yooo Mayyy have gotten away this time, dirt bag, but one day your number will be up! And I'll be waiting there to see it!!! In the meantime, here's your ice cream 🍦."

[@UkraineJames2000]

💀

[@scottcharney1091]

That's one of the reasons why nobody should talk to the police without an attorney.

[@notboblowski0624]

@@bentonrp haha Joe Biden approves,worst traitor to this country since Benedict

[@hoyemd]

In the Office Kathy Bates character uses this technique

[@blastoise178]

suspect: breathes narrator: this could be a red flag for deception

[@bobbygulshan3891]

yeah, this is all bs. its about evidence and facts, all this tea-leaf reading stuff isn't scientific

[@EzioAuditoreDeFirenze23]

yes because majority of shit narrator is fake and real interrogators never draw conclusions from "red flags". Lying is a very complex issue,Someone who has anxiety would immediately get locked up according to this narrators logic if cops would take those "red flags" serious.

[@summerbreezeNZ]

True that...everything's a sign 😂

[@MisterPuggles]

Yep. Get a lawyer. I have a severe anxiety disorder, maniac episodes, and am being diagnosed with DID. A ton of the signs that were pointed out are things I do when I get anxious, and that happens pretty easily.

[@thespankmyfrank]

@@MisterPuggles You know, I do too, because of anxiety. But the signs are definitely different in context. I wouldn't be nervous about the actual case because I'd know I was innocent, but I'd be anxious just talking to a police officer and sitting in an interrogation room lol. Any experienced interrogator would know the difference. (Also, this channel isn't super deep on the analysis so I wouldn't take that too seriously tbh, not everything is a red flag.)

[@leahcole8672]

I'm a 33 year old adult and I cannot stop laughing at the last name GOOCH

[@mytb1420]

💀💀

[@chrishart2472]

Yeah no doubt lol

[@PokeyPoris]

YEAH

[@Aimismyname]

probably why the guy had so much repressed rage

[@PokeyPoris]

@@Aimismyname HAHA

[@EminorEntertainment]

Just remember guys, if you're questioned by the police about a crime you're guilty of, don't ask for a lawyer. You'll definitely be able to talk your way out of it and convince them of your innocence.

[@patrickgragg5602]

Exactly!

[@heyitsalannaluv]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@alukuhito]

In Japan, people usually man up and confess. Trying to escape punishment for something you did is cowardly, whether you try to talk your way out or get a lawyer.

[@boxing388]

@@alukuhitoAny body who murders a person in cold blood is a coward and a twisted monster, but I understand the idea of facing punishment with honor, it’s just a strange paradox in a way.

[@emilinebelle7811]

@@alukuhitoman up and confess? So they have no sense of self preservation? If they had any honor at all they wouldn’t commit senseless killings

[@lillones]

Signs of guilt: Having arms, somewhere around your face or body. Having a face Using your face Moving Breathing Responding to questions Not asking "normal" questions Using your hands to talk Talking Being in an interrogation room

[@maxsecrest]

This channel is interesting, but it spreads a lot anti-science BS. It's like a freshman in college who took his first psychology class and now things he can tell when everyone is lying. Things like "micro expressions" have been proven to be total nonsense. Up their with -psychics-, polygraphs, phrenology, and palm reading.

[@Deathslayer296]

Youre completely missing the point of the channel. The channel isnt about proving someone is guilty because of theyre nervous or hand gestures or something Its about how CONVICTED criminals act when theyre facing an interrogation. The police dont sit there until you look down and go "GOT YOU!" and then arrest you. These interrogation videos are showing convicted criminals who had their day in court and everything.

[@Deathslayer296]

@@lillones I wasn't replying to you, I was replying to the other guy

[@BiPolarBear128]

LOL .. so true .-))) best comment here on this comment thread .-)

[@Wesley.Grapes]

😂😂

[@Jasonarmijo]

I'm a New Mexico resident for life and I would just like to say the Mennonite community is beloved to us. They are kind hearted people who go so far out of their way to help outsiders it is crazy. I broke down once in the middle of the damn socorro desert and they showed up as an answer to my prayer with a ford f350 truck and towed my pathfinder to their home, fed me, gave me a place to shower, patched my radiator, gave me a bible prayed with me and set me off with 60$ to fill my tank and buy more radiatior fluid. Great people. 😊

[@camgram6941]

Damn you should've just stayed 😂😂

[@guitarhamster102]

I would have stayed and marry one of them traditional white mennonite girls

[@lucky_lola]

One little update that wasn't mentioned here; His other brother, Jacob (the VA state police officer), was fired due to the texts uncovered of him saying he ticketed & charged the Mennonite driver with reckless driving, and coughed on them in hopes they would spread corona to all the people at the wedding they were headed to.

[@fairlyenjoyable]

Thank you for sharing! I was about to look that up myself to see if he got fired because of that behavior. Truly disgusting. Glad justice was served.

[@wootieput]

😮

[@melcooper4029]

Jacob Gooch resigned, he was not fired.

[@fearElohim34]

What a sick bunch.

[@totalrecall4131]

WHAT A CRAZY WORLD IN WHICH WE RESIDE. THANKS FOR UPDATE. :)

[@TheRealDarrylStrawberry]

I LOVE when they ask the perp "what do you think should happen to the person who did this" Its like teaching a 3 year old a lesson.

[@--Mike--]

But it's an intersting one... An innocent person would come up with the most brutal punishment he could think of, while the perpetrator would likely be vague and rather moderate with his answer.

[@TheRealDarrylStrawberry]

@@--Mike-- if i was totally innocent i would be offended by that question and storm out.

[@kill3rbamb146]

@@TheRealDarrylStrawberry most thick skinned twitter user.

[@commissaryarrick9670]

I would say just let him go and give him a second chance if it was me

[@jonfinklehotwing5144]

They should be given a bunch of money and a house

[@mattg4836]

If the cops ever ask you about your hobbies and family like they are interested you're screwed lol

[@CannaBanana]

thats why u ask for a lawyer

[@laurelkendun]

@@CannaBanana but he’s guilty, why are you implying that he should’ve asked for a lawyer if not on his side?? i don’t understand ppl always say that under investigations where they are guilty. why do we care…he was caught. i must be missing something

[@roleat]

​@@laurelkendun without legal representation it can give room for appeals

[@gilgamesh3698]

@@laurelkendun they may know he did it but can’t prove it so they’re hoping he talks and self incriminate himself by giving them more info aka evidence.

[@queal1995]

I woulda asked. What does this have to do with anything and soon as they say murder I needa lawyer cause u mfs tripping 😂

[@LordHumoungus]

Not The GOOCH! That's definitely a name that you don't want to have in the military 😂

[@katarzynamariamuszynska2811]

Why?

[@aaaa-fq1ue]

@@katarzynamariamuszynska2811it means vagina

[@harrywong6865]

Or in prison lol

[@Pyunk999]

​@@katarzynamariamuszynska2811 the term Gooch refers to a man's booty hole

[@mochi-dragon]

or in school

[@MadiganinPeach]

This detective is one of the best I've seen. I love seeing them get trapped in their lies but detectives often drop it all in one or two bits. She's just letting him inch his way to his cell. Well done.

[@knowyourrights9793]

How has NO one Mentioned the FACT that The other BROTHER IS A COP AND ADMITTED TO CRIMINAL/HATE CRIMES AGAINST MENNONITES HE PULLED OVER?!!!???!!!!!!!! HE SHOULD'VE BEEN FIRED & CHARGED!!!!!

[@susanconner6586]

I thought that's what I heard!

[@chino3796]

Exactly what I commented. This is a straight up religious hate crime! Get the Fed's involved- investigate the f out of this guy.

[@LadyAstarionAncunin]

Law enforcement and the military attract the same kinds of predators. That’s why I trust neither.

[@0TheJigsawKiller0]

because that's normal for cops. surprised they didn't promote him honestly

[@alllstr30]

Bc nobody likes Mennonites

[@koltonvilos1288]

All I’ve learned from this is even if I was innocent I’d still come across as guilty

[@LTLT900]

I'm guilty of everything I don't do.

[@devinmichaelroberts9954]

yea no shit.. this channel basically always picks apart normal things like saying 'umm" haha. It makes me laugh. Cops will find guilt wherever they want innocent or not.

[@FurnaxIkki]

And this is why you invoke the fifth and refuse to say anything to the police without a lawyer present. No matter what day it is, it's always Shut The Fuck Up Friday.

[@rossjohnston8144]

This is why I will never kill someone. Oh, also because it would be evil.

[@Dave-bq6gy]

@@rossjohnston8144 There is a difference between murdering and killing someone. It would not be evil to kill someone to defend your own life or somebody else's life if necessary!

[@summerwoods6807]

Sasha looked like the sweetest person ever. So sorry she’s no longer here with us. I hope he’s miserable in prison.

[@vzoen6015]

She was really sweet, i remember her coming in my work very often. RIP

[@TrollNova]

I’m sure he’s got books, TV, movies, anything he wants. He’s not suffering at all

[@Benjy86]

​@TrollNova believe me, serving the rest of your life in prison is miserable, whether you have books and a TV or not.

[@stevenrubisch629]

​@TrollNova People don't like rapists and people who hurt women and children in prison. He's got bad papers and he's going to have serious problems.

[@ikaikamaleko8370]

​@@TrollNova WROOONNNGGG haha

[@user-ob2mo9bb3v]

19:15 When the guy says "Just over two months have passed... so it doesn't make sense that Mark is struggling to remember", I'm thinking I can't remember what I ate for lunch yesterday. The moral of this story is if you are innocent, do NOT talk to police. If you are guilty, then by all means you are probably smart enough to talk your way out of it.

[@TheMonarchofGold]

You don't remember what you had for lunch because having lunch is routine. Your brain deletes that information because it's frankly not important. Taking a trip to a town 6 hours away is out of the ordinary. Most people can remember various details about trips they take out of town, like about when they left, where they stopped, what they did, when they returned, etc.

[@spiralsausage]

Yeah I forget everything and have the worst spacial awareness so I could spend a day walking around a place and not know at all where I am

[@lexiiken]

I have such a bad memory that I forget things too like even 2 months or 2 weeks 😅

[@neiloch]

@@TheMonarchofGold people don't remember any mundane events, even if they aren't regular. I drove from Michigan to California and the only thing I really remember is I shouldn't have driven through Colorado because it has tons of inclines and it's tough on vehicles.

[@fluffylittlebear]

@@neiloch Same except for Montana. Fucking hated driving through Montana.

[@daleycarter]

Only took him 2 hours of being picked apart to realise he might need a lawyer 👏

[@chuckmangione195]

this channel wouldnt exist if not for people hanging themselves. why talk at all

[@kirin1230]

At least he realised he needed one... That's unfortunately better than most of these idiots

[@thereflextester]

😂

[@Robert-un3cf]

Not exactly the smartest guy, clearly

[@queezle4277]

Criminals who get caught are not the brightest bulbs

[@jasminewilliams4468]

You can tell that whole family has been cleaning up after and covering for Mark his whole life without consequences

[@meredithisme3752]

Unfortunately it's all too common which is why they turn out this way no accountability

[@mmac-fr5xu]

Deaath penalty to them all i say

[@kiabtoomlauj6249]

Yeah, helping to cover up for a brother who brutally murder a young woman and getting 3 years of probation just doesn't seem right... especially when we KNOW of people, relatives and strangers, who do decades for similar crimes. I have a cousin who went prison for driving the car of his gang, which, that night, killed another gang member. That cousin had just gotten out of prison, after close to 25 years. I don't feel any sorry for the cousin; when you run around with killers, you should be punished, when your pals kill other human beings, gangs or not. So, again, this brother of the killer getting 3 years of probation for working so hard to hide his brother's heinous murdering of a stranger who just happened to want to do some extra work for her children... it's outrageous.

[@kyliongaming3598]

My father's side of the family did the same thing everytime he ran from the cops after beating my mother. Now he's a heavy addict that still beats woman and lives with his mom.

[@gutts7433]

Look at how much s*xual abuse the Duggars covered up for their son, these ultra religious families never let anything happen to their precious men. They get away with so much in those communities and the women all around them suffer for it.

[@griffinsebastian3898]

A request to the channel owner Can you please upload a similar video to these but this time the suspect is actually innocent but highly suspected of a crime ? I wanna see what if it's in fact an innocent person is being integrated

[@boardmandave]

I think that there are actually a couple of videos where the suspect turns out to be innocent or at least not alone in the crime

[@catarinahagel8193]

@@boardmandave i think a good one is the one where they interrogate a couple and the girl knows nothing about the crime, her name was kat and the name of the video "was something like girlfriend doesnt know she was sleeping in the same house as two dead bodies." the kid had killed his parents

[@the_snakeplissken]

Also the one where the suspect was shot in the face and bleeding out his eye but the detectives think he murdered his gf

[@michalgrbk]

This channel relies on glorifying Reid technique, an invalid procedure, widely criticized and banned in several countries. Also this red-flag shamanism is straight-up BS. You can't tell this fairy tale for an hour and then finally reveal "But well, not this time". As a side note, Reid technique sends people to jail so effectively, this could be pretty hard to find an interesting case where detectives tried hard and the innocent got away. The innocent just fail, and you don't know the truth, or it they are smart they have a lawyer and no video then.

[@manderson4803]

Go watch American Nightmare

[@edl6398]

I can’t imagine the horror that woman camping must have felt finding a dead body. That area is so beautiful. It’s so awful what happened to this poor girl.

[@JonathanHolt1988]

What I've learned from watching all this true crime stuff, is if a detective brings you in for questioning, ALWAYS ask for a lawyer.

[@triGRIMM]

No way dude, otherwise there will be no new content. You can totally explain everything away, because you're the greatest person in the world, and cops will recognize that simple fact, and definitely will not use anything you say against you. Also, if your last name is gooch, you should strongly consider changing it to taint instead.

[@Realn1gg4-ez4jf]

This guy would’ve got away with it if he did

[@SuperTruthful]

"You have a right to a lawyer" You have a right to remain silent" You have a right to have a lawyer present when being questioned? what don't they understand?

[@joshheinz5328]

@@SuperTruthful Many people think that asking for a lawyer will make them look guilty, same with remaining silent. They think they can lie or talk their way out of suspicion. They often don't realize that the interrogator knows *much* more than they are letting on, and even if they do they don't know exactly what the interrogator knows. I've been interviewed a handful of times for investigations concerning coworkers, and had the privilege of seeing some of the behind the scenes stuff after the cases were resolved. A lot of people think that an interrogation is a poker game. It really isn't; the deck is stacked, and the interrogator already knows what's in your hand.

[@SuperTruthful]

@@joshheinz5328 who cares what other ppl think protect yourself

[@cpruns4501]

My law teacher back in college gave the best advice. If it's important enough that the police want to talk to you "down at the station" then it's important enough to have legal council present.

[@joshs.5384]

And look at his brother Sam - lawyered up, didn't answer any questions, and only got 3 years probation. It works.

[@linalicious415]

Excellent point​@@joshs.5384

[@Falkor451]

Law “teacher” in “college”? Legal “council?” lol. You sure you took a legal course or were ever in law school?

[@cpruns4501]

@@Falkor451 First of all, it costs nothing to be nice. There are 100 ways you could have asked that in a nice (curious) way but nope - you went that route. It's just not a good way to live your life bud. Just try being genuinely nice (even online) for one week and see how your life changes for the better. Thank me later. To answer your question though, no I never went to law school and I never said that. You assumed that so you could jump in and make fun of me. I went to a community college but one of the classes was called "law" and it had a teacher. Just bring it down a few notches bud. Life isn't always a flex.

[@nokaccino]

​@@Falkor451stop being a dıckhead.

[@grendul4497]

I'm a retired police officer that was trained in the Reid technique amongst others. We understand that deception indicators can be completely natural. Also, the technique will not brain wash you into confessing to a crime you didn't commit. My advice, if concerned, is to exercise your 5th amendment and 6th amendment. Be quiet, get a lawyer. It will increase suspicion and evidence gathering surrounding you but if you are innocent, that should not bother you at all.

[@BigEvilMedia]

Everything you’ve written is a red flag guilt indicator 😂

[@kiang8269]

​@@BigEvilMediahahah

[@Picksurethis]

Whatever you say cop! Just couldn’t resist the “ it makes you more suspicious “ ☠️ ! Exercising your rights people doesn’t make you more suspicious!

[@grendul4497]

@@Picksurethis I don’t know why statistics hurt your feelings. This is a fact, both with police and jurors who are polled, post judgment. I absolutely respect people’s right to make their own decisions, but it doesn’t make a person appear innocent no matter how much you’d like that to be the case.

[@Picksurethis]

I’m aware, it’s unfortunate that exercising your rights would make you more suspicious considering no one nor the system is perfect. Too many people are put away, reputation ruined because of mistakes, corruption, etc. we both know it’s used as a tactic to get someone to invoke their rights.

[@user-vk6ju2qf9c]

A murderer saying he was scouting churches to attend is hilarious

[@holdenhensley77]

Let's all stop and appreciate this FREE content ... better than any crime show out! Great work as always !

[@sendthis9480]

Calm down robot. All you do is blast cliche copy/paste rhetoric stroking the creator. Do you even watch the videos?!?!? “LOOK AT ME” comments are pathetic. Grow up.

[@chadpayne4754]

Absolutely

[@chadpayne4754]

Great content

[@godmagnus]

It's monetized, they're getting paid

[@wonkygonzo]

Nothing is free, your time is your currency as it's your time that you're spending...

[@MrAsh1989]

It always amazes me how they arrest somebody, put them in the interrogation chair, and start asking completely arbitrary random questions. And the suspects just answer, as if it's totally normal to be arrested and asked 50 questions about your entire life history. Any non guilty person would just cut the crap and ask what's going on.

[@wecameasdonuts]

exactly lol. if you don’t ask “What’s going on” within the first three statements you’re guilty 🤣

[@parkourguyyy]

doesnt completely prove guilt, but I would say it is pretty indicative that they know exactly whey theyre there and are thinking of a story

[@kaiasiva6759]

I think guilty people want to seem as agreeable as possible at that point to gain the detectives favor whereas an innocent person isn't so concerned with the detective's perception of them

[@ajfergy5569]

these people aren’t arrested though, most the time they’re in here for voluntary questioning, they might be detained after a certain point in questioning though.

[@ashleynoelle1204]

that thought always goes through my mind watching these! i’m high strung naturally so i’d be freaking out demanding answers on why i’m there ! you can just tell they’re guilty because they aren’t doing that because they already know why they’re there !

[@nicolaclark]

Note to self : Never stop mid conversation to have a sip of water because you're obviously doing it as a stalling tactic to formulate an answer & it couldn't possibly be that you're thirsty........

[@mrgamingmg9164]

The suspect coughs "this is a clear sign of guilt as coughing is very suspicious"

[@garbo7779]

The amount of people who talk to detectives without lawyers is mind boggling

[@enterprise_gaming6801]

Because most people have nothing to hide, yet those who do, try and cheat the system as asking for a lawyer straight off the bat will paint you suspicious. But i agree, knowing what i know now, police arnt your friends and of your there for an interview just no comment everything so they cant incriminate you.

[@xistXcellent]

Why does it matter wtf is a layer gonna do ?? Make the crime go away?

[@williamguy88]

@@xistXcellent uhh because a lawyer knows what to say to prevent you from self incriminating and you certainly don’t. Particularly during an interrogation

[@punishedwaluigi3518]

@@xistXcellent a good lawyer can ensure there’s not enough evidence to link ya to the crime by making sure you dont blab so yeah they kinda do

[@LeSwexy]

@@xistXcellent damn, dumb ass comment bro, Nice.

[@YourLocalNirvanaFan]

I love the way they analysed the detective's behaviour too lol

[@JamesQMurphy]

Agreed! Detectives are human too and are also under stress… interesting to see it pointed out.

[@ameliashostak4764]

AGREED! Nobody ever talks about the detectives so that was pretty awesome.

[@nuckm]

Hahaha yes it's almost like an easter egg

[@phoebescott6787]

I do too! It really emphasizes how I the suspect is not the only one under pressure here... I admire people who can do this kind of work, it's gotta be nerve-racking

[@morrisgreg2176]

I love the way you lie - Eminem

[@mathualuisy1604]

She is such a better detective than those two idiots that interrogated the 18-year-old girl who murdered her mother in the bathroom.

[@niiv7263]

Exactly!!

[@AspieMoonWoman]

honestly the two brothers look so orderly and disciplined, its hard to believe one of them is a a criminal. this channel is the best, thanks for the brilliant effort EWU.

[@yourssincerelyposh8903]

Mark was used to getting away with his behaviour, he gained confidence through his family cleaning things up for him. He must never be let out.

[@cristobal.palmero4919]

Brain of a child, no moral compass

[@atmarampanduranga6719]

You are beautiful 🤩

[@Kurio71]

@@atmarampanduranga6719 Do you think he planned to kill her?

[@yourssincerelyposh8903]

@@atmarampanduranga6719 thank you

[@corneliuswatson5531]

You are extremely gorgeous!!

[@BubblingSyphilisSund]

The license plate reader ruse was brilliant. Made him feel like he had no choice but to put himself there.

[@mac_-mtlmcal]

It was at that point he should have stopped talking completely. Thank God he's an idiot and he fell for it

[@b.g.5869]

Yeah, if I were stupid enough to talk without a lawyer, I would assume everything they told me was a bluff, because if it's not a bluff you're probably screwed anyway but if it _is_ a bluff you don't moronically give up incriminating information. If Casey Anthony could get away with it anybody can.

[@rhuephus]

@@b.g.5869 well .. Casey Anthony WAS found guilty of MURDER. So you have no idea what you're saying. or you're a m0r0n

[@joelglanton6531]

@@b.g.5869 If they had the evidence to charge you, they wouldn't need an admission of guilt from you.

[@b.g.5869]

@@joelglanton6531 Sure they would. They often have enough evidence to charge someone but not enough to get a conviction. That's why they try to get the suspect to talk as much as possible. In any event you completely missed the point, which is that there's no benefit to assuming they're not bluffing and admitting to things they're saying they have proof of because it's often a bluff as it was here wrt the license plate reader. Let's say I robbed a store after hours, thinking I had successfully sneaked in unseen, and took the surveillance camera with me. If I got arrested and interrogated (assuming I was dumb enough to talk without a lawyer present) , and the detective asked "What would you say if I told you there's a witness that can place you at the scene at the time of the robbery?". I tell him to suck my dick, because either it's true or it's a bluff. If it's true It's a problem. If it's a bluff it's not a problem. The smart move to assume it's a bluff because and tell him to pound sand because that way you're not going to incriminate yourself.

[@marim7784]

Such a skilled interviewer. Amazing job.

[@nicholasfox966]

Twitching your foot can be a sign of deception. However, not twitching your foot can also be a sign of deception.

[@ibuprofenPill]

The fact he’s engaging in the small talk is very telling. If it were me I’d immediately want to know why TF I was there.

[@geovannysiguenza3106]

For real! I’d be like da fck going on dude.

[@tortol4847]

I dont understand why people do this. Maybe they think they can talk themselves out of it? This guy killed someone and shortly after ends up in a small room for an "interview". It's obvious to any logical person that it's an interrogation. If this were me I would ask for a lawyer the moment I walked in the room whether I was guilty or not. They clearly suspect you of something.

[@steveb7429]

My thoughts exactly. I would be proactive in getting to the bottom of why they are talking to me

[@PhenomRom]

@@tortol4847 I think it has to do with narcissism and people who have never been held accountable for their actions. He genuinely thinks that people believe his lies and that he’s going to get out of it

[@rage_fusion]

That’s a trick the police use because that usually tells if you are innocent. An innocent person would straight away want to know why they are there. He didn’t ask at all

[@Disregarding]

Bro imagine how bad it was for a dude in the Military with the last name GOOCH No wonder dude turned out to be a psycho!

[@GBCGhostBoi]

I was thinking the same thing hahahaha

[@egilssiermaize8340]

Same

[@sehmmieMilk]

😂 agreed. Don’t know why more comments don’t say this hahaha

[@vullmetal]

I scrolled till I saw this 🤭😂 GOOCH

[@abellabarbie]

​​@Roger McMillan "Gooch" is also slang for "taint," which is also slang for "perineum."

[@yourleftisttesticle]

Imagine how many of these people would still be terrorizing innocents if not for the simple trait of arrogance. The simple fact that these people believe they are good enough liars to talk their way out of this without a lawyer has really allowed the justice system to work here.

[@PinkDevilMC]

Thankyou for your videos, they amaze me everytime.

[@crashburn3292]

Any innocent person called into a police interview like this, within the first 3-4 minutes would ask, "Excuse me, but why the hell am I here being questioned?"

[@prevost8686]

Very true. Even if I were 100% innocent of the least of offenses I’m still not going to be interviewed by a homicide detective without legal representation. I’m sorry, the stakes are too high. By requesting an attorney you are doing exactly what the PD would do if the shoe was on the other foot.

[@crashburn3292]

@@prevost8686 Maybe someday we'll see someone in a police interrogation say, "Hey, I've been in the 'Law & Crime' KZbin channel comment section, I'm not saying a word, I want a lawyer." lol

[@LS-jv9hp]

@@crashburn3292 happens all the time, expect those are the cases they don't cover because there's nothing for them too cover.

[@Dino-Hrnic.]

Asking why is a red flag for deception 😄

[@a.h.g.9kokushibo]

I can't believe people don't immediately ask for lawyers and I can't believe people still commit crimes with their cell phone in their pocket.

[@georgejones3526]

It’s difficult to comprehend just how incredibly stupid the average human is, and half of the rest are worse than that.

[@k4RtInk]

@@georgejones3526 heyyy, George Carlin

[@paweljaworskiRTS]

Pay attention to his response when he's asked about religion.. He's simply extremely stupid and omitted justice before because everyone before thought he'd be too daft to build a snowman in alaska not mentioning a crime..

[@pissapocalypse]

Well it's not usually smart people committing crimes like these

[@carrieowen5895]

I would never be able to convince of my innocence because I'm a social inept.

[@timstort8223]

How do these people live among us like normal people but then one day just do something so totally insane it truly boggles me

[@KatelynnE1995]

Gosh I’m such a child! I couldn’t help but giggle everytime his friend called him Gooch

[@Pluviophile73]

Same! 🤭🤭

[@johnyoung2702]

It's amazing how much these detectives can find out about you before even talking to you

[@mycalwalker7554]

pigs can smell a truffle forma mile away

[@owenstephens3389]

​@mycalwalker7554 bro what? These guys put away a murderer. Why call the police pigs for this one?

[@asdfguiwsertyuio3689]

@@mycalwalker7554 as the daughter of two cops in Australia... that's fucking hilarious hahahahaha using that phrase wherever I can now

[@ericalmighty1535]

That’s why I don’t get into any major crimes. When I see dash cams of cops pulling over people with 50 kgs of fentanyl, I just know that it was not a random traffic stop. That’s why you just have to break small laws lol if you end someone’s life they will find you no doubt

[@johnstuartsmith]

Detectives don't ask a question until they already know the right answer.

[@dannyrinehart3322]

I didn't kill her, I just drove 7 hrs away to look for a church

[@GldnClaw]

The only guy who has an excuse to drive 7 hours for a church is the 52 churches in 52 weeks guy.

[@michellefrost85]

​@Leon McBane my brother did 52 jobs in 52 weeks.

[@dannyrinehart3322]

@@michellefrost85 that's for a job making money doing something good in life.

[@GeneralSulla]

"Breathing normally and moving like you're alive may be a red flag for deception..., However, simply being alive cannot be used as the only indication of deception". 😂

[@misterinsigificant]

It's absolutely deplorable that his brother, a STATE TROOPER, would wish ill intent on the citizens he's sworn to protect. As far as I'm concerned, the trio of brothers all act like criminals, but only two have been convicted.

[@realMaverickBuckley]

I agree, but I know alot of people who would protect their Son/Daughter/ Brother/ Sister over someone they don't know.

[@riyadali4082]

@@realMaverickBuckley Not mine. My parents love me but they would turn me in. Better justice here than justice in the afterlife.

[@PacificExpressions]

Think of all the service people and police etc that participated in the insurrection too

[@boringNW]

Stop thinking the police are your friends. They will 100% choose their paychecks over you

[@CyberSnake100]

Unfortunately, this kinda stuff is FAR more common than you'd like to think

[@Aquarius444K]

What a putrid lot. Rest peacefully, Sasha. Seeing the pictures of her reading to all of the kids at Sunday school, you could tell she had a good, kind heart. That was such a sweet picture.

[@Cobber.]

@@woah4604sook

[@user-zx9xc9cn8f]

@@woah4604 if ur being serious you are a worse person than any Christian ever

[@Shadingoftheheart]

​@@woah4604 what a disgusting question

[@DiaborMagics]

@@woah4604 woah indeed. Such hatred. Who harmed you? Christian, Muslim, atheist, none of it matters here - a good person is a good person. And while we don't know the lady personally, she seems like a good person.

[@acrobatstar]

​ @W o a h oh look we have a 10 year old whos parents forced him to sleep at 9

[@desertoo23]

Very good video! I'm happy this monster is behind bars now!

[@oregonpatriot1570]

Hearing... *"SHERIFF'S OFFICE! STEP OUT OF THE CAR!"* ...has got to be the most bone chilling thing that can happen to you.

[@imacomputer1234]

it's lucky that the narcissism that makes these psychos think they have the right to kill someone also makes them think they can outsmart the detectives.

[@cherylyates9845]

They believe everyone is evil, but that they have a special permission and get-out-of-evil-free card from their loyalty to magic sky daddy. They cannot even imagine a population that just cooperates for survival, without all the neoteny and the wishful thinking.

[@gg_ingy]

I know narcissists do still have some feelings of love, guilt and empathy, but it's lower than usual. Many of the people who are interviewed on this channel are straight up psycho/sociopaths.

[@chino3796]

The killing part is easy for psychopaths. It's the getting away with murder part that's harder. Makes them realize they ain't all that after all. ain't all that!

[@JackieBlue65]

They ALWAYS get caught 😵‍💫

[@carlholland3819]

they usually do outsmart the detectives, they just dont show you those interviews

[@mavneeper2590]

I really liked that you pointed out the Officers foot shaking, showing how its not always just the criminal that has these types of gestures,

[@DevinMarkovichMetal]

I found that very compelling, as well. It was also a subtle sign that she was more or less likely feeling nervous, given the circumstances of the situation and the fact that she was probably 99% certain she was sitting in the same room as a sociopathic, narcissistic murderer.

[@PortofinoArts]

Nervous...or impatient?

[@jakedrumz819]

It's unreal people like this actually exist, not just in the movies

[@kathleenwong3119]

FFFKKKK I LOVE THIS CHANEL 😭 Thank you for all your hard work bringing us all this great content 👏🏼👏🏼

[@kdallas3966]

He's an excellent example of why psychological testing should be mandatory for entry and exit to the military.

[@matyasstahl9409]

Especially on the exit....

[@Jase-L]

Psycho & Sociopaths use their above average intelligence to beat those tests. ALL THE TIME.

[@kdallas3966]

@Matyas Stahl yup. We're unleashing far too many unstable people who are trained to kill on civilians. Uridales stated he joined the marines to learn close quarters combat skills he fully intended to use on women. He did exactly that too.

[@nectary111]

Would never happen. It would rule out too many fine candidates for the war machine.

[@missquinn861]

@@kdallas3966where did you read that?

[@Houtka86]

It's shocking how much exclusion qualifiers are used by our politicians.

[@TooLooze]

True, but I'm more concerned about the outright lies.

[@dontgetmadgetwise4271]

Yeh. And there own laws shield them from their own lies. There has to be a better way.

[@malikjohnston3883]

*LET'S GO BRANDON*

[@LordRegaI]

Wish I were smart and knew what this comment meant... 😢

[@chino3796]

@@LordRegaI It's got nothing to do with this video or true crime so I don't GAF. Jajajaja 😂

[@-InsanelySick-]

this dude woulda walked if he just lawyered up

[@nomnomnom94]

having a sip of water THIS CAN BE A HUGE RED FLAG

[@troycampbell7408]

This detective is fabulous at her job! Perfect approach A+. I’ve been a psych nurse for 48 years and her engagement with this guy was perfect.

[@JacobStone-cx3mg]

48 years? Amazing! 🎉

[@mzglo7588]

God bless you. I was one for 34 years 😂

[@lowestsocks5588]

Yeah ive been one for 92 years, source? Trust me

[@mzglo7588]

@@lowestsocks5588 that's funny!

[@Bea.Sted.]

96 years here

[@FlawedFabrications]

I'm sorry but 3 years probation for ATTEMPTING TO HELP COVER UP A MURDER?! And I absolutely believe Sam had FULL knowledge of what his brother did. That text about "surveillance" genuinely makes me wonder if this was something far more planned than it seemed.

[@clivegameinnmg7055]

brilliant detective work!!!

[@igocamping3545]

Interrogations like this aren't about trying to work out if he is guilty. They are about creating points for the prosecution to catch him out on during the trial.

[@vralf]

no, they're to get a confession

[@fuddshake]

Or to clear them as a suspect

[@draginator6]

@@fuddshake hah

[@garryiglesias4074]

@@draginator6 It can happen, sometimes you're unlucky or being framed.

[@deeg8182]

Yea, points made by the prosecution proving his guilt. Not everything in life requires a tinfoil cap.

[@luckylunaloops]

The most heartbreaking aspect of this is it seems like Sasha would be the type of person to pray for Mark and earnestly try to forgive him. But her light was stolen and the world is instead stuck with the man who stole it.

[@ChooseLoveToday316]

I agree.

[@christinajenkins9536]

😊😊😊

[@stevemcraemanager7119]

What is truly sad. These Gods that are supposed to exist knew what was going to happen to her. Watch what happened to her. And did nothing to stop it. Exactly the same thing would have happened if they do not exist.

[@benyosu843]

@@stevemcraemanager7119 They do not exist, it's just a fairy tale written to manipulate it seems less intelligent people.

[@emerkamp1]

@@stevemcraemanager7119 Gods are suppose to inspire people to be at their best. Good or bad, I don't see how one can exist without the other.

[@stevesolo16]

I have a hard time getting over the fact this guy actually clipped this girl. He's well spoken for a high school grad. He is good looking and wouldn't have a hard time with the girls. In my mind this shows criminals are born not made. This was a really good story. I enjoyed it.

[@18aplateindoors]

Once I found out about the study that said 50% of people do t have a inner monologue.. that day it made it make sense how people can be so stupid to not atleast ask for a lawyer

[@frankoconnell6745]

Those text messages between mark and his brother are wild. That’s disgusting behavior between the two.

[@NovemberSky3]

But nothing to say about the members of the US military laughing off killing people for money? Guess that’s acceptable

[@sunflower78575]

The fact he had such hatred for that group of people because HE STOLE FROM THEM AND THEY PUNISHED HIM! 😮 Had his parents did it he would've been a better person. They created a narcissist by allowing him to always get away with stuff even when he was blatantly wrong. They left a whole religion knowing their son was wrong instead of working on parenting. Smh

[@TDruzhok]

While I agree that this could’ve been a point of no return, Mark was still a grown man when he had committed the crime. At a certain point parents stop being responsible for their child’s actions

[@TryNotToLie]

@@TDruzhok It's different when you know this could've been prevented if they'd just been better parents, even his brother is a filthy human being. Mark admitted that even his brother would commit hate crimes against Mennonites he pulled over.

[@killerxyphon]

It's a cult not a religion

[@Okayleavemealone]

@@killerxyphon no matter your feelings towards the community it does not mean innocent members need to be stolen from... or executed.

[@beckyscleanersock8395]

The cult isn’t angelic or innocent either

[@Yas-Universal]

I love how smart detectives really are ! Checking how many pings in the area same time the innocent victims cellphone got pinged is top shelf detective work. Top notch investigation method !

[@AlexRojas-db6yd]

"Gooch" is NOT the kind of Surname you want in the military, even the air force is going to give you shit over being "Private Gooch"

[@sarahpowpow777]

I love how all his friends that were in the military and stuff worked with the police to take him down. A lot of military type of guys are like “loyalty or death!!!” but these guys understood that he needed to be caught. Without them it would’ve been more difficult. So even though it sounded like they were quite close, they did the right thing.

[@JacobStone-cx3mg]

Probably wasn't his real friends and saw the evil in him. Many people have friends but they could honestly care less about them..

[@southbayrickybobby5820]

Given the circumstances loyalty it out the window. He killed an innocent, decent woman. Who as far as I know, never hurt anyone nor did she even remotely deserve this. He was a serial killer. But luckily caught after murdering his first victim. No doubt in my mind he would’ve been abducting and killing woman associated with the Mennonite people. He may have even started taping them too, before killing them. And maybe even after…. It’s a good thing they caught him so fast. What amazes me is that nobody saw him take her out there to the kill site. And nobody heard the gun shot or seen him so it. Even in rural areas like that, there’s always someone besides you…. I live in rural America and can say without doubt you are never alone….

[@aztec0996]

​@@JacobStone-cx3mg if they saw the evil in him & decided to do something about it then at some point they were definitely his "real" friends. Many people also have friends & willingly let them ruin their lives without caring to say or do anything about it even if it might help someone else stay away from that "friend"

[@bertellijustin6376]

It’s death before dishonor darlin. Not loyalty to the death. Loyalty is reserved for the honorable. Semper Fidelis USMC 99-06

[@JacobStone-cx3mg]

@@aztec0996 Very true 🙏

[@skimmer8774]

It's so sad when anybody dies from murder. Sasha looks to be a caring loving person. The kind this world needs. Mark is the kind of person this world doesn't need. No honor,no respect, just evil. God bless Sasha and her family.

[@donrane]

I don´t think you can do anything about people dying when getting murdered. The survival rate of murder victims is pretty low.

[@NikosPer]

on a metaphysical level you can say that evil ''accomplished'' its target.... if you wanna know more, research organic portals.

[@ptw2408]

@@donrane that isn’t the context of which the statement was made. It was stated that its horrible to die by being murdered.

[@ryanmoulton9504]

You can't judge someone just the way they look. I'm sure if someone showed you a picture of Mark Gooch, your first thought wouldn't be "Cold-blooded killer!"

[@laurieb3703]

​@@ryanmoulton9504 she was a devout Christian and Sunday school teacher. Safe to assume she was likely a kind person 🤦‍♀️

[@jamesbrockingtonjr.6676]

Wow that does make perfect sense 😂 why would a person forget a strange trip compared to a trip they take all the time

[@AnakinSkywalker-xr1th]

Man.... seeing that picture of her reading a book surrounded by children made me incredibly sad... you can just tell how close they were to her that they loved her ans vise versa.

[@danceyrselfkleen]

You can’t “just tell” that. You’re creating a narrative in your head that’s not necessarily true.

[@sew_gal7340]

@@danceyrselfkleen How inaccurate can it be ? The woman lived a simple life, and had simple thoughts...the only crazy thing shes ever done was probably cursed the lord due to expired ovaltine. No doubt kids loved her

[@Unpopularity]

​​@@sew_gal7340eah I'm sure she didn't use sexual abuse and indoctrination to condemn homosexuality, demanding we fetishize opposite genders or go to hell. That's okay though you violently defend. It's okay to spread hateful bigotry, false history, hateful deities who control even your private fantasies. The woman is an agent of abuse, psychological cult torture and child abuse. "ADAM AND EVE! TALKING SNAKES! CIRCUMCISION! JUDGMENT!" Abrahamic abuse is child abuse, pervert

[@isaiahmorales3847]

who cares

[@mortalclown3812]

​@@isaiahmorales3847 Yet you're here commenting.

[@202Redwings]

Detective nagele might be the best interrogator I’ve seen on ewu. Definitely top 3. She made a few minor mistakes, and mark isn’t exactly the smartest suspect we’ve seen, but her demeanor and line of questioning were amazing. I believe she’s fairly young for someone in that position as well. Kudos to you detective nagele.

[@turbochargefitness313]

Yes yes and yes ! I was looking for this comment! God Bless her and you and everyone ♥️

[@mat5473]

My instinct is that women would make better interrogators in general. Especially for male suspects.

[@RuckBuckington]

Its against the law.

[@robertkrakaur8987]

@@mat5473I have the same instinct. Why do you think this?

[@MohamedAmin-ye3up]

I thought she did a terrible job.

[@MedRider]

I can't understand why people don't ask for an attorney

[@imegacameplz]

Cuz they don't know the law

[@Bagsandthingsbysilvia]

Go Detective Jones! Great interrogation skills 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 And great investigation to discover previous crimes committed by this person! Rest in peace Sasha ✨

[@capitalliz7635]

Terrifying to think that if he hadn't brought his phone with him (which pinged off the cell towers), he likely wouldn't even have been a suspect. This case could have gone cold so easily. It's a good thing most murderers are absolute morons.

[@andrejsurdevics6476]

Or switched it off.

[@mckaylyc2322]

If we had smart killers I think we'd all be dead lmao 😂

[@Chris.P.Bacon.]

Not really, his plates were also captured with those pings.

[@Chimchimchu]

Absolutely. I'm always glad when they catch a murderer and it's usually with evidence that everyone knows not to leave behind (if it were planned anyway).

[@Steve-mx5qv]

​@@mckaylyc2322 Unfortunately we do have smart killers, thats why there are so.many cold cases.

[@stagename1031]

3 years PROBATION for covering up a murder that your brother committed!? Yet my friend had a DWI even though he was a .02 way under the legal limit. He drank 1/3 of a beer. Never been arrested before and he received 15 days in jail, fine of 5,500 and 5 years probation! He ended up loosing his job because his job was out of state. Wow this is absolutely insane

[@slash09r1]

Should've been a cop. They're allowed to break the law.

[@troynunley8161]

I got my first misdemeanor ever, DUI in Littleton. Did a year and two months in the county. Turns out, my ex (who had filed for divorce and was trying to seize my house and kids) secretly sent messages to my narcissistic attorney pleading with him to save my life from alcoholism🙄🍷🙄🍻🙄🍺. He and the judge did her a solid... Of course, eventually I uncovered it all and sued. But the courts had my case thrown out (illegally) to protect the lawyer and judge. I have the documentation and court transcripts to prove it...a gift for my kids when they ask why they were raised without a Daddy.

[@mattjones7226]

The legal limit is 0.08. Your friend was over it.

[@arnebobflutschkopf3439]

Dude..

[@morrisgreg2176]

@@troynunley8161 🙄🍷🙄🍻🙄🍺

[@jasmenbright7656]

I was cracking up when the deflection words like “probably” starting just popping up when he said it 😂

[@tboz4120]

This is the best narration on the internet

[@jbravo0173]

90k views in the first hour just shows how great this channel is. Absolutely one of the best on KZbin .

[@anthonynelson1187]

We should link up and make a better channel then this bro

[@ALT-vz3jn]

@@anthonynelson1187it costs a LOT of money to produce a channel like this. You can’t afford it.

[@anthonynelson1187]

@@ALT-vz3jn speak for yourself

[@paulsto6516]

1M views at 21hrs.

[@lindseyhudson1274]

I was a nanny for 20 years and I used the "punishment question" often. The child who ate the chocolate says "we should buy more chocolate", the child who didn't eat the chocolate says "they should never get any chocolate ever again".

[@elijahjakobsen7898]

Sounds like you potentially punished some kids that tried to protect someone else.. And; a kid that says "they should never get any chocolate ever again" sounds like someone who pushes the envelope of being innocent abit too hard. There's alot of if's and but's here you've clearly skipped because you thought you found the sollution after one instance, and simply stuck with it.

[@odenssyndrome992]

@@elijahjakobsen7898 You really think you can make those claims based on one comment? Are you five?

[@spookshow6999]

WTH is this? What are you talking about?

[@Ashley_Mo]

@@spookshow6999 I think they mean if they were babysitting a child and chocolate went missing they would ask “what do you think should happen to the one who stole the chocolate?” and those were the answers for a child who did it vs didn’t do it. If that’s what you mean by your question.

[@creampuff4721]

​@@passingthrough6218you sound quick to anger and not very compassionate lol. Is it totally unbelievable that a kid might cover for another or maybe just want to buy more anyway?

[@the_bro_show5768]

Who doesn’t have a distrust of law enforcement

[@innerpeacesocal7100]

His last name suits him well…. A gooch…. Perfect definition of a gooch 😂😂😂

[@marthedramatiq]

Each time i think im having a bad day i remember im not getting interrogated and it makes me feel better 😂

[@TheBlairWenchProject]

_Damn. Did you do anything to be interrogated for? Lol._

[@generalmunro748]

Maybe you should be

[@dadillonful]

You’re black, it will happen sooner or later

[@getmeoffthisrock6]

@@dadillonfuloutrageous comment lol

[@virolo1960]

​@@dadillonfulWhy? Because black people commit a lot of crimes?

[@ThePersonWhoKnocks]

This case is a prime example of how your past will always catch up with you. Mark was foolish to think he could get away with his crime. It's sad to see such evil in this world. RIP Sasha.

[@fromthebottom1112]

He looks so regular. How are we supposed to know who the monsters are..

[@citytianyu]

@@fromthebottom1112 you don’t just look at people though. I think when you met one, you’ll somewhat feel something is not right.

[@AnarSchism.]

​@Tianli Bi I knew a few murdering creeps that were charismatic and charming. Sometimes it appears as if they're normal

[@Galligatorr]

@@AnarSchism. A FEW???

[@jejasf8203]

@@Galligatorr LMFAOOO

[@ChrisVillagomez]

This guy definitely fits the bill of someone named after a Gooch

[@wiredspider]

Love that he psycho analyzed the detective too 🤣

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

As someone with anxiety and issues with talking to people… I’d just ask for a lawyer and not even talk to the cops 😂

[@The_Cholo]

Thats what you should do always even if you're innocent.

[@TheQueenOfSheba]

@@The_Cholo true! I’m so boggled at how many people don’t realize that they don’t have to talk to the police! So many folks just start talking. So crazy.

[@The_Cholo]

@@TheQueenOfSheba dude exactly, the cops arent your friends, they may not necessarily be trying to put you down for years, but they are by no means, a friend. The friendliness and banter cops do is a literal technique to make you comfortable and more willing to share information. Theyre doing a job, and vice versa, its our job to stay safe and give them nothing that could potentially heck our life up. I appreciate your anxiety, (i suffer from it also and i cant be in a room with more than a couple people at a time without a panic attack), and like you said, if ever you get interrogated, LAWYER LAWYER LAWYER!!!

[@rhuephus]

and.. what crimes have you committed ???

[@oldironsides4107]

Just empty you bowels. Even if your straining and grunting and claim you didn’t know you were actively shitting for the last several mins. And then keep squelching. And say that smell is not me. That was you can make it seem like your helpful and mIntain your integrity.

[@technicalguy7196]

I find it quite interesting how predators start to break down after committing such horrible atrocities when interrogated & faced with the possibility of life behind bars.

[@sabrinasjourney]

Actually its gross. If ur gonna commit that kind of heinous crime, own it!! Fucking pathetic cowards

[@DreamieQueen]

They feel invincible until they are caught and get that big slap from reality. It's always so satisfying to watch.

[@Chr15T]

@@DreamieQueen Your comment is typical for many comments on such videos. I disagree. I don't feel schadenfreude, although I am a German and we invented that word. I feel shocked by how derailed and removed from reality, empathy, ethical thinking a human can get - and looking at history, genocides, war crimes, etc., many many people are well capable of such a lack of empathy once they believe it won't have consequences for them. Apparently, many people never get a basic education (from their parents) how to be a good and decent human and live an honourable life.

[@bahreal]

@@Chr15T ah you are just pointing out what ANTI-SOCIAL means. good for you. and stfu about trying to racially own a word. SCHADENFRUEDE = is directly equivalent to = SADISM. like seriously, don't be a pretentious tool.

[@beanybabyrabie]

They only value themselves

[@deepemotion2745]

man : just exists narrator: he's alive so that raises suspicion.

[@HeisenbergFam]

Nice to see predators being punished and not getting away with it, I appreciate you being respectful to victims

[@EugeneBartholomewMcJigglebutt]

🤓🤓🤓

[@EugeneBartholomewMcJigglebutt]

They are heroes 🎖

[@Tomiculous_Budd]

Why are you everywhere

[@ChaoticGoodPeasant23]

Now if only those in the highest levels of power would be punished, instead of legally sealing the list with their names on it. That all of you people ignore.

[@kalay5651]

Brother in Christ what the hell are you talking about? Video was posted 11 minutes ago and it is 49 minutes long.

[@HeliRy]

It boggles the mind that in this day and age, these people don’t think they’ll leave a trail everywhere they go. Cell phones pinging off of towers. Cameras EVERYWHERE. Online trails of web searches and sites visited. Military security gates in this case, recording everyone in and out. The deluded audacity to think that through nothing but sheer force of willpower alone, they can lie and manipulate their way out of it is bananas. The narcissism is strong with this one…

[@user-vq3mq5kj8e]

Lucky they make such mistakes and who knows they could go on to murder more people.

[@AntiLiberaI]

He would have gotten away with it if he didn't leave her phone on her. Obviously killing an innocent person boggles my mind the most, but I always wonder why they don't do the most simple things to not get caught. Bury the body, and destroy the phone. I'm glad they're not smart though.

[@kamrenflytrap6138]

Except when you realize just how many people are getting away with stuff on a daily basis... It can give the impression that they can find you anywhere from these videos, but never forget these moments are only when the stars align just right.

[@andrewdiolosa3861]

​@@kamrenflytrap6138very true there's murders all the time where they don't get caught unfortunately....

[@MicoRich]

I’m just glad you’ve acknowledged we live in an illegal surveillance state. 22 years later and the temporary measures are permanent. And yet the masses stay asleep.

[@rustynail2065]

And yet you didn’t show when he realized he was going to prison for life. 😂😂

[@TheDeziRoo]

When you have anxiety... And stimming/fidgeting is so many of the signs of guilt.

[@afc358]

As someone who is naturally nervous around police/airport customs etc, watching this is an absolute nightmare. I hope they're equally skilled at differentiating between nerves and guilt.

[@harate]

People don’t get convicted for appearing guilty in an interrogation room. They get convicted for the things they did, the things they said, and physical evidence.

[@Dharmarenee]

@@harate👀

[@PuppetBoy.]

They're not. Always ask for a lawyer.

[@adambirman2379]

They don't know the difference. They only know how to convict. . . . guilty or innocent. They don't care.

[@shadik1998]

@@harate >People don’t get convicted for appearing guilty in an interrogation room >there's like 200 people exonerated after receiving capital punishment Yeah, totally

[@joellafrazier1224]

What a rotten family. His brother should have served time as well. He knew what his brother had done. How evil they both are.

[@calamorta]

And they probably hide behind their religion

[@LocutusMoW]

@@calamortaThey left the church, so?

[@Bigfishfun333]

@@calamorta Religion ruins everything.

[@Bigfishfun333]

And their other family member, a LEO, who treated Mennonites worse than other people, was evil as well.

[@adamadam-tp6hh]

Mark wasnt too good at that " punishment question"......his " disappearing lips" didnt help him either. Loll😂

[@jadeangel000078]

I would be 100% screwed in an interrogation, whether I did something or not because I do all of these things during normal conversation due to anxiety disorder. I grew up in an abusive household and speaking wasn't something I did or was allowed to do. If I did attempt to speak, I was interrupted or slapped and I've found that speaking to people even now in my 40s is extremely difficult. I can text/type with no issues, but face to face conversation is painful. They'd definitely think I was guilty just because of my anxiety (CPTSD), even though I'd never hurt a fly. I never plan to put myself in this situation though.

[@katm8128]

It’s okay because none of these behaviors can be used against you, they are just a method of trying to get the truth out of a suspect so they themselves can confess or incriminate themselves with something else

[@G0on1e]

you're convicted based on evidence and your story, not how you act in interrogation. but your behavior helps them

[@jadeangel000078]

@@G0on1e that's how it's supposed to be. Particularly when you have good police work at hand. You hear about people being convicted when they didn't do anything and that's terrifying.

[@pauljones8218]

im the same as well for the same reasons

[@lolabelle4959]

So sorry 2 hear that, kno exactly what u mean. Even innocent I'd be sweating, panting, shaking, the full works!!