A Detective Realizes The Witness Is Actually The Murderer

#truecrime #Interrogation
This Video Is For Educational Purposes. It is meant to show the psychology behind how police interact with suspects to try and get their confession.
In this jcs inspired true crime documentary, we take a look at the interrogation of two women who police thought were witnesses to a crime. While they are interviewing the two women, detectives begin to change their minds about who is sitting in front of them.
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[@RedTreeCrime]

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[@mereyemsuzanne8635]

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[@adamjack7891]

I lost it when the second girl called the cop ‘Bruh’

[@mereyemsuzanne8635]

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[@Enochulate88]

When a cop tells you I think your a good kid.. your going to jail. 💀💀💀

[@Enochulate88]

"sweetheart"

[@Butterfly_47]

Damn right 😅

[@Damngoodchicken_]

Yea by personal experience 😂

[@terrencejackson4927]

She laughed After that 😆. Dumb as hell

[@hollowsapien9965]

“I can tell that you’re very intelligent, and not a bad person at all” 😂

[@angelaelliott3430]

When a detective tells you, "Tell me what really happened, you're not a bad person, you just made a mistake, we all make mistakes", you know you're going to jail.

[@Yaletownagency]

WELL SAID.

[@aliciakidd7940]

Close, it's more like "look, we all know you did it even from what we got now. It would just make my job sooo much easier if you just told me, if not we can still do the pHySiCaL eViDeNcE as a motivator routine *does Jack Sparrow like hand movements in the perps face* " lol

[@jamallova]

what is your profile picture?

[@notconsenting6633]

Only if u open your mouth

[@haleyflynn4101]

Definitely! Or even, we don't actually have enough just yet to get beyond reasonable doubt so if you admit it, we've got you. Seen this technique used when there's minimal evidence, definitely not enough to convict and then the person convicts themselves essentially. Should always, every time, no matter what, have a lawyer with you.

[@winznolosses]

the first girl was smiling because she knows she’s not in trouble. that’s relief lol

[@fooohousie]

Smiling and laughter in stressful situations is a coping mechanism. It’s not laid back. It’s scared as hell long term and your sub conscious takes over.

[@Partart3160]

⁠@@fooohousiethere is actually a disease named after it. Also people who are autistic, have schizophrenia, or are very anxious laugh at weird times wether they know they have one of those or not. Natural response especially after and or during trama.

[@brucefulper4204]

'We got scared, so went to do some laundry" THAT was hilarious!!

[@mattskustomkreations]

Maybe they pooped their pants???😅

[@BigShrimpin416]

Don’t we all do laundry when we’re scared?! Come on 🤣🤣🤣

[@antonibertolacci7030]

I get a serial killer to do my laundry ! 😂

[@MarineTodd-vh4yl]

She's a murdering brownie, did you really expect something different??

[@CMack19]

If you are guilty of a crime. Don't ask for a lawyer. Talk to the detectives by yourself. You can convince them of your innocence. I believe in you.

[@minecrewsupernt831]

This

[@lauralamantia5514]

😂

[@CarmeniKandi]

Lmaooo 😂

[@Babidi111]

- right! real Thugs don't need fancy lawyers to explain their actions. Real homies keep it solo and rap it out with the confidence of knowing they iz kingz n shiet and the police is too dumb to hold them!

[@michaelsnipper6336]

@ coner you sound crazy definitely lawyer up coos can pin a crime on you

[@electrojones]

"You're an intelligent young woman." She can argue that the cops lied to her.

[@miaduana]

Staap 😭😂😂

[@PaperPlateClorox]

Intelligent enough NOT to ask for a lawyer.

[@shallowsidecinema]

cold

[@karlyoung5089]

Bwahahaha!

[@karlyoung5089]

​@@PaperPlateClorox Never talk to the police without one.

[@xCr0nus]

The way the detective actually convinces her that they're friends by talking all ghetto is fucking hilarious 🤣

[@deadlyoneable]

Democrats have been using this method for years to get votes.

[@heatherbright7894]

It’s called street talk

[@Aaron-yw7ji]

@@heatherbright7894 so... ghetto...

[@heatherbright7894]

Give me the ghetto definition then pls lol

[@jkayla_lashae]

Honestly she did a pretty good job with that 😂 believable imo

[@RT-xs6fq]

Detective caught her up so bad, shes been doing the Mortal Kombat "FINSHER HER" wobble for 5 minutes straight 😭😭😭

[@devonarobinson1242]

😂😂😂😂

[@katies.8412]

😂😂😂😂

[@miguelsantiago5016]

LoL

[@attarhakeemaa]

Exactly my thought throughout the video 😂

[@cookiesmom2079]

My son had a “tell” when he was lying. His left eyebrow would twitch. That twitch was his snitch 😂😂

[@valeximar7997]

The detective using slang to relate to her is killing me 😂

[@sharpmarie16]

I was dying at her attempt 😂 A for effort though 😅

[@keena4433]

Lol

[@dylanswrld]

“u caught a ***** slipping when he out his hood and boys werent with him” 😂

[@philip-op6de]

I can imagine her saying “Good golly, that is definitely a cap 🧢….are you doing the capping 🧢 “?🤣

[@mariahstone2233]

It’s borderline insulting In response to the replies: I understand she had a reason for it (relatability). Does not mean it was done well. And I never claimed she is racist.

[@juliandavis6140]

It’s crazy how she couldn’t stop rocking around once she knew she was caught. Body language is wild.

[@iamskippy]

I played *low stakes* poker with a guy who was picking up tells on everyone. *His tell* was that _he actually told us_ when he spotted ours. After losing a hand I said _”Well the jokes on you,_ *I am a horrible poker player* so my tell was obvious… I sat down _with money_ *and I’m leaving without money.”* I ran into him later at the buffet & he said it’s all about body language.

[@ericyoutube77]

body language says a lot about everything. her not stop rocking is crazy.

[@pariah_carey]

Body Language Analysis is the Phrenology of the 21st Century.

[@metalheadbisp]

@@pariah_carey Mr Burns: of course you would say that, you have the brain pan of a stagecoach tilter lol

[@mickferguson8850]

​@Jess if it's instinctual she may not be aware she's doing it

[@user-ik6kq9ci4y]

This female cop is one of the best I've seen, and I watch a lot of these. She is confident, relational without being schmoozy, uses "what girls do" lore in ways that men can't as convincingly, and shows no trace of judgement. Man, huge respect for all of you who are this good at your jobs.

[@rossauce12]

Thats what i just said! Lol when she said a woman would set a man up and that ladies body reaction was crazy

[@elvinc.brasov8480]

I actually think is a male detective isn’t it????

[@AvaBsMommy]

She's trying to talk like she's from the neighborhood lol. She sounds so silly to me lol

[@richardogura949]

Relational? She basically did a caricatures of a black person when she was talking to a stereotypical hood rat not that hard lol I could’ve done it.

[@user-tz5wj3ez7u]

Maybe for American standards. From human rights eyes she is ruining lives of innocent people based on no evidence. Some bluffing against someone your almost certain of is fine but this in unacceptable.

[@PhylliciaField]

when she says "i didnt shoot with this hand" 👁👄👁

[@tr984]

Saying you want to be a sniper in the military during an interrogation for murder while denying you are the shooter is absolutely baffling 😂

[@edackley8595]

Intelligent isn't an adjective I'd use in describing these "suspects".

[@tr984]

@@edackley8595 lol fr

[@TechniqueSan]

@@edackley8595 Don't forget you have to pretend these "people" are your equals.

[@ghostccc8089]

@@TechniqueSan wdu mean by these people?

[@TechniqueSan]

@@ghostccc8089 you know exactly what I mean.

[@TheBoringGuySA]

If you're innocent you *definitely* need a lawyer, If you're guilty you *absolutely* need a lawyer.

[@beekeeper8474]

So you want murders walking around?

[@mendoblendo321]

Facts. Not a public defender either

[@Top-G5]

​@@mendoblendo321if you can't offered one a public defender is better than yourself

[@mendoblendo321]

@Top G I'd almost disagree. They are going to work with the state DA. They want to send one to be apart of the system. I'd study thr case hard and open plea almost before letting the public pretender screw you

[@Top-G5]

@@mendoblendo321 depends on the case and the defender. I got a charge & my public defender got the charges dropped & didn't spend a dime. You can always get a new defender & exercise all options possible

[@NathanBailey-hg3qf]

The woman asking the questions is the best investigator I’ve ever seen on these KZbin channels. Very impressed with her strategies.

[@sunnyv5718]

This detective’s kids either get busted for anything they try to do or they are brilliant at getting away with things because this detective is smart, smooth and wise. Inspired!

[@de72486]

It's crazy how someone can take another person's life then act like the detectives are inconveniencing their "precious" time.

[@sugartart1498]

Fr like babes you and your cousin going to be in jail wasting there Precious time

[@Raviolis213]

It's self-preservation at its finest. Just trying to sell the lie

[@bigstevie1690]

Are You Serious?? You don't admit to anything, that's for them to prove

[@Raviolis213]

@@bigstevie1690 Absolutely. All you gotta do is say, lawyer.. None of these KZbin episodes should exist. But I'm glad they do lol

[@barrya.6212]

@@bigstevie1690 OH.....SO MURDERING PEOPLE AND LYING IS OKAY IN YOUR "VALUE SYSTEM" ??

[@Camille-mv3mr]

If you're innocent immediately ask for a lawyer,if you're guilty immediately ask for a lawyer.

[@aaronwilliams126]

WHY DON'T PEOPLE GET IT? THIS AIN'T A GAME.

[@blakeveracruz122]

Please stop posting this on every video. It’s corny. We get it. Stop.

[@jamesbutler620]

@@blakeveracruz122 actually most of "we" think they can talk them self out of every situation. thats why we get all these videos to watch.

[@FreddieBlaze]

Facts!👌

[@baxterscientific]

Especially if you are a trash murderer..

[@trinimac725]

People need to understand their right to an attorney during questioning. Don’t sit their answering questions incriminating yourself and others.

[@Donsensical]

right. they didnt have nearly enough on her to prosecute her

[@robertmaggiobellotti7046]

THOSE TYPE OF PEOPLE DON'T GOT MONEY FOR A LAWYER NOR A ATTORNEY SHIT IS NOT FREE

[@jpow2229]

Imagine this cop is your mom and you've got to explain why you were home late.

[@FunFails]

Cracked me up when she said something along the lines of "you caught the b*tch slipping when he didn't have his homeboys", just not a sentence you expect to hear from somebody like her.

[@kamryn753]

😂😂

[@PercocetPete]

its funny because people shit on her for using slang but get this, she's been doing this for 10 years.. 10 years right in the middle of poverty and gun violence that hits the black community sadly. She knows more about the street culture than any black people from the safe suburbs lmao shitting on her for talking slang. she knows the mind games and case in point, they got her ass.

[@GUSTAV1CC]

🤣

[@zapzeus988]

And that's why she sounded like a goofy fucker when she said it.

[@garyoak4315]

my husband is walter white, yo

[@LEV1ATHYN]

I am shocked and appalled that a fine young man named "Pimping" would get caught up in something like this.

[@fenway567]

😂

[@SheargalFarkey]

Brilliant

[@ekomgregudoakang549]

😂😂😂

[@cameron3991]

He was delivering to the elderly people “Meals on Wheels” such a good boy. Poor “Pimpin” got caught slipping while going to grandmas house.

[@BigCeCe]

WOW! Shorty did way too much talking! She’s 18, said she’s grown just the detectives! Child, they been doing investigations for more than half her life! 🥺

[@jkidd1982]

Its so repulsive to talk to someone u know is lying and they stare u in the eyes and try to maintain their "innocence". I wanted to straggle both of them it was so frustrating. Someone is dead and they dont give a shyt.

[@user-yf7xe7zc6g]

I laughed the first time I was arrested. I punched a bully at recess. I'll never forget how the cops couldn't believe I laughing out loud while writing my statement. I was horrifically scared, but my body would show the opposite. The officer kept saying things like " You dumb little punk this is serious.". He was scaring my ass straight better than he knew lol.

[@brazyrist]

“Little punk” haha very arrogant if only he know what you have done you helped not only you and other kids from the bully but the bully himself he’ll think twice now

[@really5448]

The lack of remorse for shooting someone to death is absolutely shocking.

[@merkcityboy834]

Blame it on gta..

[@skupire6547]

is it really "shocking?" considering who they are?

[@phangirlable]

Lets face it, there are hundreds and hundreds of those kind of interrogations of black killers and they all act the same way. It's like taking a life is like doing the laundry for them. And I'm saying black killers because the other races usually show some emotions and if it's only for themselves. At least there's something there at all.

[@phangirlable]

@@skupire6547 Nope, I have seen enough First 48 episodes to know that's standard behavior.

[@Matt-xv2cp]

@@phangirlable greatest show ever.

[@sallymaestas4918]

It can be really terrifying being interrogated even being 100% innocent. Fingers were pointed at me in my boyfriends and his roommate homicide. It totally looked like i could have done it too. Luckily, a guy came forward and ratted out the actual killers. My life was almost ruined!

[@emiister]

i'm sorry for your loss. people, including cops/detectives are humans & sometimes their egos are huge. i'm sorry that happened

[@zinzeta]

Holy shit. I'm really sorry for your loss, and that you went through that subsequently. Just horrible.

[@Young_Dab]

Do you want a new boyfriend? 💘

[@etherraichu]

Why would you know what being interrogated is like? You should've immediately asked for a lawyer and instantly ended any chance of interrogation. Even if you're innocent.

[@emiister]

@@etherraichu when it's in the heat of the moment , you don't think of stuff like that. shaming much?

[@tamikaportis9164]

The interview with the first girl is sending me. Trying to implicate her because she is related is wild and upsetting 😡

[@haji818721]

Yeah, they shouldn't question people unless they know 100% what the person knows already. Please. She knew what happened.

[@dangerousfelon]

​@@haji818721your comment makes absolutely no sense at all. You a lobotomy victim? 😂

[@dangerousfelon]

@tamikaportis9164 she was playing dumb and withholding info during a murder investigation. You are a worthless dropout

[@sheilaconcitis8385]

You are the company you keep.

[@divulgedspirit]

Someone got killed so why care about your feelings. Like she said they all are family

[@migdalia419]

This detective is very good at just having a conversation, to get information. Very easy going. And using simple techniques. Great job

[@blckber4499]

The way she started uncontrollably rocking back and forth directly after she slipped up about tattoos is VERY TELLING

[@666tReaper]

Absolutely. I bet she didn't even realize she was doing it.

[@avidsquarehead]

22:39 the detective mentions the suspect’s mother and suddenly it’s like she’s on Ellen de Generes’ Hawaii chair in slo-mo!

[@pattiharvey1787]

Agree 💯👍

[@purplepixie274]

Yep

[@BTomtheMetsDevsGuy]

@@stacydetwiler1475 it’s linked to the lying not the killing

[@peterramsay3733]

imagine getting a tattoo on your arm to ensure you don't get caught for a murder but it actually becomes the reason they believe you did it

[@georges9760]

It had nothing to do with the tattoo, it was the arm gesture she done while telling them. She gestured exactly as they'd been shown by the witness it was done.

[@bozo2466]

@@georges9760 She was gonna use the tattoo to prove that she could have been identified while shooting but the detective realized that the ink was fresh so she didn't have the tattoo while shooting, which implicates that the suspect got the tattoo to use it as fake evidence. So yeah it HAD something to do with the tattoo and the detective said it herself.

[@georges9760]

@@bozo2466 She was going to try that, but like you said the dates didn't match but in the process she done the gesture.

[@georges9760]

@@bozo2466 Her not having a tattoo at the time of the shooting and having one in the interview is NOT evidence. The detective even said at some point "I didn't believe it was you until you done the tattoo thing" referring to the gestures.

[@veez_si8897]

@@georges9760 you are actually braindead omg,you remind of the illiterate in this video,trying to look smart but everyone sees what you actually are

[@Kvt679inAussie]

Detective Jenny from the block 😂😂😂

[@malayaleroux]

I feel bad for the first girl cause as a person who also doesn't know much about her family's relationships or anything, I can relate with her so it's not ludicrous that she doesn't really know

[@shelbygrabicki8531]

I'm really impressed with this detectives' style of interrogation. She is reasonable and firm without being a bully.

[@summonslammer9361]

I liked her style also. But there was a part early on that annoyed me so I couldn’t get back into it. 😂 mainly relating to the first girl interviewed I believe. Talking about how your friends would tell you about a murder they did in the car the night before 😂 I was like girl. No they wouldn’t. 😂

[@modelo4504]

I would have pressed her for the evidence she was claiming was super strong they play so stupid going off a he said she said

[@mariancounsellor]

Yes, I was impressed too

[@mariancounsellor]

@@summonslammer9361 They would though and in most cases, they do.

[@johndorian4078]

@@summonslammer9361 Or that if your sister is a hoe you'd know all her boyfriends and who she's seeing which day

[@sailorkid94]

Hearing a detective say “you caught a b*tch slippin” was probably the highlight of my day.

[@foreignsupreme8744]

😂😂😂

[@femf8tal]

I had to rewind that segment twice.😲🫢 Is that something contagious hoodmouth? ☣️

[@bitchtf3]

Ngl I thought it was cringe asf. She was trying to relate to her being black by using "black slang", in other words using AAVE

[@Kaidelarosa0]

@@bitchtf3 right, I see why she was using that method but I cringed sooo hard 😭

[@vanesslifeygo]

😅😅

[@user-ue9hz8dn1g]

Absolutely, buddy! You hit the nail on the head! Body language is super important, especially in situations like being interrogated by a detective. It's not just about tricking you into telling the truth, those sneaky detectives also keep a keen eye on your body language. When you're being grilled by a detective, they scrutinize every little movement, gesture, and change in your body language. They're like human lie detectors, trying to read between the lines and see if your non-verbal cues match up with what you're saying. Now, you might be wondering, what exactly do they look for? Well, let me spill the beans for you! One of the things detectives pay attention to is eye contact. They want to see if you maintain direct eye contact or if you avoid it like the plague. Avoiding eye contact can be a potential sign that you're feeling insecure, guilty, or uncomfortable. On the flip side, maintaining steady eye contact can show confidence and honesty. But that's not all! Detectives also focus on your facial expressions. They're like mind readers trying to figure out what's going on in that brain of yours. They notice if your facial muscles tense up, if your eyebrows furrow, or if your lips twitch while you're answering their questions. These micro-expressions can give away your true emotions, even if you're trying to conceal them. So, no poker face is going to fool these savvy investigators! Now, let's talk about those fidgety gestures. Detectives are always on the lookout for any fidgeting or nervous movements. If you're tapping your foot, biting your nails, or continuously shifting in your seat, it sets off alarm bells in their heads. These behaviors hint at anxiety, uneasiness, or dishonesty. So, it's best to keep those jittery movements in check and appear as relaxed as possible. Oh, and we can't forget about the famous "body language clusters." Detectives often notice a combination of body language signals instead of focusing on just one. They look at how your body posture aligns with your facial expressions and gestures. If everything seems out of sync, it sends red flags flying high. It's like putting together a puzzle for them. And trust me, you don't want to be the missing piece they're trying to find! But wait, there's more! Detectives also analyze your voice and speech patterns. They listen carefully to the tone of your voice, the speed at which you speak, and any hesitations or inconsistencies in your story. A shaky voice or sudden changes in speech patterns might raise suspicions about your credibility. So, when you find yourself facing a detective firing questions at you, it's essential to be aware of your body language. Remember to maintain eye contact without staring them down, control those facial muscles to keep a neutral expression, and keep those fidgety movements in check. And for heaven's sake, buddy, don't forget to speak confidently and remain consistent in your story! Now, I don't want you to start sweating bullets and overanalyzing every single move the next time you encounter a detective. It's not like you have to become a contortionist or a master of disguise to pass their body language test. Just be aware of these things and try to exude confidence and honesty. At the end of the day, detectives are only human too, and they rely on their instincts and experience. Body language is just one part of the puzzle for them when they're trying to piece together what really went down. So, keep your cool, buddy, and remember that the truth will always find its way out, regardless of your body language!

[@derrickgoodwin6192]

Wow you wrote a book

[@derrickgoodwin6192]

Wow we had to read a book for a comment

[@Katsumicchi]

My body language has always been nervous from an anxiety disorder, so I’d probably be setting off radars in their minds like crazy. When I watch these videos, I always think about it

[@niawashington6004]

They went to skool fa this stuff..they study n they study well.

[@Sierrasimonee3]

“ I just laugh & smile “ me to girl me too 😂😂😂

[@TyphonYT]

the way she showed them how she did it LMAO

[@sfincione2000]

These chicks ruin their lives doing this gang shit so they can get some di** I suppose.

[@porterkhadijah]

Fr she was wild for that

[@dinajones2761]

Ikr!! Complete idiot

[@c.3046]

time stamp ?

[@reddixfamily4076]

@@c.3046 19:28😂

[@fortvne9268]

Her transitioning to calm and still to rocking back and forth in the chair as the detective backs her into a corner is absolutely wild. Body language did all the talking the detective needed.

[@chamrithomas1422]

She was literally spiraling 🥶 and was so nonchalant a person innocent would be proving their innocence !

[@musicncmx5303]

Right. I hope she seeing this video like I’m an idiot

[@1stladybanks1982]

But that’s not always true bc I rock back forth while talking or just sitting still all the time. It’s a habit, it’s relaxing.

[@wifeyb.9779]

​@1stladybanks1982 my daughter does the same . Sitting in a police station innocent or not would give me anxiety. I'm not talking to no police officer. When they asking all these questions they probably don't know anything. I'd ask for a lawyer soon as they asked me to come to the station. You waive all rights when you start talking

[@et2petty]

Q: How can you tell if she is lying? A: If her lips are moving

[@AvaBsMommy]

It's funny how all of the non Black people think the detective sounded "relatable" 🤣 She did NOT lol. She sounded ridiculous and dramatic. Please know that we know when you're trying too hard and faking an accent or dialect. That makes you LESS relatable because you're giving off fake energy that is felt by every Black person you may do that to.

[@karmakarma4772]

This detective took advantage of her not asking for that lawyer😂

[@sab0nes]

My favorite part was when she admitted that she stuck her arm out the window to shoot. The detective got her to admit it twice and she didn't catch on but she realized it the 3rd time

[@CathyMatete]

I had to rewatch that part! OMG!!! Lol

[@cfd9724]

Hahaha she mumbled because she knew she fall on her own trap 🪤 and detective was just RIGHT THERE!! Hahaha

[@cyndifalk]

But she still tried to gaslight the detective saying that it couldn't have been her because her tattoo wouldn't lie- even though the detective had told her at least twice that she knows the tattoo is new and wasn't there during the shooting....these girls are used to getting away with stuff.

[@truthteller9071]

She ain't swift

[@halColombo]

She's dumb af trying to use that tattoo as an alibi. Dt like I know you didn't have it when you shot She's like I know but 🤦‍♂️

[@redolentthought7085]

"I wouldn't shoot out a car like that cuz these tattoos would identify me" "but you didn't have that tattoo at the time of the shooting" "Yeah I know, which is why I wouldn't shoot out the car like that cuz these would identify me" "but you didn't have them during the shooting" "Yeah, but" I think she still doesn't understand what gave her away.

[@JohnnyNada]

Room temperature IQ

[@videostar07]

And even brought it back up again and again. Pretty wild.

[@hiimjustin8826]

It's obvious you're a very smart girl

[@Dexide10]

"But how would you feel if you didn't eat breakfast this morning?"

[@SumofluffyVIDS]

I think she does. Some people, when caught in a lie, tend to waffle on and play stupid to avoid thinking about that they've been caught. They'll stick to a lie and give out really dumb reasoning. She can't admit her reasoning is awful, because she knows it'll out her, so she can't back out of it and has to pretend she doesn't understand. That's the feeling that I get, anyway. I think when she started mumbling is when she realised.

[@sienapapel5172]

I could sit and watch this lady interrogating people all day 😂 she is so good!! “Finish her” 💪

[@beaniebaby2871]

The detective have me dead asf😂😂 throwing all those lil explanations in

[@andreabyrd714]

“We work for the people who can no longer speak.” That was so powerful. I really do appreciate everything that goes into this career.

[@stuartfury3390]

lol. They work for the state, they don't care about you, dead or alive.

[@robinwest6543]

Did she reply “they’re silent” to that too? I was speechless

[@kindauncool]

Everything?

[@LiberalSquared]

Unfortunately, all the innocent brown people they murder can no longer speak, either.

[@brettpanzer]

Suck harder on the Galls.

[@ChrisLehPooh]

“no i laugh at every single thing. idk i’m just over here smiling” my sister does this and this is exactly how i’d imagine an interrogation w her would go😭

[@damnchyna7164]

So does my mom lol. She really doesn’t mean it but she does it to everything.

[@alishaspencer5316]

Same. There are pictures of me smiling for the camera at my dad's funeral. 🙄 It's such a stupid nervous habit to have. I hate it.

[@thatgirlfromktown]

My oldest daughter is the same way.

[@DionRemeijsen]

So as you might know, laughing (or smiling) is a way for the body to relax. Especially when under stress. As it might seem insensitive for the situation, it is very common and natural.

[@ImPDK]

I do that too but I really think I wouldn't be smiling when interrogated about a murder. I guess I'll only know when it happens tho

[@sososhawna]

Ooo that detective was quick with it! I wouldn’t want to lie to her !

[@pumpkibee]

not only did she give it away with her hand movement, but the fact she somehow isnt understanding that she could not be identified by a tattoo she didnt have while committing the crime is honestly crazy. she keeps saying "no i just got this tattoo, i didnt have it during the incident, but why would i shoot someone with an identifiable tattoo on my arm that i willingly admitted to not having during the actual incident"

[@JP-ml1xe]

Yea that bothered me to. I think she was just reaching for an excuse and for some reason she thought that made sense and then she just had to stand by it

[@Kyle-lf9qb]

I think she messed up mentioning it, and then she was trying to backpedal like no I meant I could be identified by things *like* this tattoo.

[@bravo2966]

Seems she got the tattoo afterwards in a ridiculous attempt at an alibi, probably had in her head a courtroom scene where the witness describes tattoos or lack thereof and she throws her arm up showing her tattoos and the judge says 'this woman can't have done it, she's free to leave'. Probably the fantasy she had going on in her head on that one. She decided to play it early during the interview.

[@ilikecringe]

She was acting stupid because she fucked up lol

[@bubblegum1948]

Completely mind-blowing. She had an ace in the hole and single-handedly f*ed it up. It's like watching a fatal accident in slow motion and knowing what's fixing to happen. If that wasn't enough, she stirred the pot some more and did a little x-tra for everyone, when she even gave the position in which the arm was in, when shooting. LoL!

[@RochellBarbara4690]

The female detective had me dying the way she was talking all hood 😂

[@user-lj2cb2pj8j]

U mean retarded

[@vanillaswirls1720]

Right!! She tries so hard to sound tough 💀🤣

[@markovangelo]

I find it funny when anyone does it

[@OdintheGermanShepherd]

I’ve noticed a lot of White folks do this when speaking to black folks…pathetic IMO.

[@kimberlypugh2892]

Hate when they talk hood and they aren’t hood. Ughhh

[@coopernoble6139]

When she’s rocking back and forth, it is such a clear indicator

[@falastinefreedom]

The way she is swirling around in her chair😂😂😂😂

[@randomusername5242]

I always laugh when criminals demand honesty from everyone else around them, but refuse to be honest themselves.

[@cinderella5208]

Frrrrrrr weird af 😂

[@joeb1den114]

Don’t laugh at them. They have feelings too.

[@ryanhodges7101]

It’s all part of the game of playing the victim.

[@leahmadalyn]

It's weird but even scarier that they can kill ppl with little to no consequences

[@farexponent9173]

@@leahmadalyn little to no consequences? They went to jail

[@georgia-nz3ut]

“Who you’re dating, who might have got you pregnant and who murdered someone in your car” took me OUTTT 😭

[@jonightshade2252]

I spit my coffee out, no joke lol

[@HXD90]

Ya murder is hilarious

[@0524cami]

The cop is a fat disgusting interviewer, I would never answer questions if I know I did nothing wrong

[@georgia-nz3ut]

@@HXD90 if you can’t tell I’m talking about the way she so casually phrased murder as taking me by surprise then that’s on you

[@HXD90]

@@georgia-nz3ut You sound like a liar, just like the girl in the vid.

[@Brook-ct3kk]

Detective is killing me tryna talk street 😂

[@carsonkeeble9998]

“Sniper in the military”🤣 with that level of impatience???

[@Hunnyfrog]

People never cease to amaze me in how they think they won’t get caught.

[@traybern]

I’m STILL on the loose, from 1968!!!

[@wingedhussar5528]

Well when you're IQ is room temperature and your ego is sky high you tend to become delusional as fuck.

[@annehorrigan570]

@@traybern You rabble rouser...✌

[@sealboy1211]

About half of murders go unsolved, they must figure it’s 50/50. Idk

[@jaypee9575]

What evidence do you have that these girls thought they wouldn't get caught?

[@barnabusdoyle4930]

No matter if you are innocent or not, NEVER talk to the police without a lawyer present

[@pamelameadows9717]

I'm 67 and after living in Jacksonville Florida and dealing with the police here I am terrified of them. I've seen what they can do and I've always had a fear that somehow I would be falsely accused of a crime I did not commit. Once I was arrested for a hit-and-run and I refuse the breathalyzer. Knowing I didn't hit anybody and I was in the exact spot of where the accident happened I asked them how could you say Iran when I'm right here. The lawyer said the smartest thing I did was not take the breathalyzer. When the man came out of ICU he admitted to attempted suicide by running in front of my car after his girlfriend broke up with him. They tried to coerce him into saying that I hit him and he refused to lie. I was riding down a side road after leaving the mall. There were witnesses that said they saw me come out of a bar nearby and several other witnesses that said they saw me doing different things. The thing was all of these witness stories we're all opposite of each other and didn't make any sense at all.. a lot more to that story. Thank God that man lived. Even saying I was coming out of the bar didn't make sense since it was ahead of me in the direction I was going and not beside or behind me. I was found innocent but unfortunately it remains on my record and anytime a background check is done that pops up. It ruined my career.. as a younger woman in her twenties I would have cops pulled me over and try to get my phone number of all. Even one that got my address used to come around to my house all the time and I had to find ways of getting him to leave me alone I was so scared.

[@IronKnee963]

Yeah, it's mind-boggling how the cops are just allowed to assume whatever they want. I have no clue who my cousin is dating and I see him almost everyday. She kept pushing that angle like it would hold up in court. lol

[@mudbuff]

@@pamelameadows9717 just stop lying

[@pamelameadows9717]

@@mudbuff man do you have some problems. I guess only your experience and insights are the truth. I don't know what it says now but Google Jacksonville Florida and corruption in their Police department. There was even a time when they brought in other police officers kind of like undercover to see what was going on. There's at least one murder a day where I live. Just because you think I'm a liar doesn't make me one and it shows that you just run your mouth without bothering the check anyting. There's even other experiences with the police officers a lot more than I mentioned. I bet you don't believe that that man who was actually filmed being killed by a police officer is real. You should see the video footage if you Google it of people being beat up and even shot by police officers. You don't have to believe me it's out there on the internet for everybody to see. You sound like an angry jerk

[@Yhinju]

@@pamelameadows9717 I’m 15 that’s like one of my fears I hope it doesn’t happened to me or like anybody else

[@teresa_chosen]

She mad mad she didn’t go first, she’s anxious to get locked up, and then you realize you’re there for a homicide the demeanor changes and now frustration has kicked in.

[@cynthiatolman326]

I saw this a year ago and it was really good. Definitely it's worth watching again.

[@SgtBl4de]

That first girl interrogated is a key example of needing to lawyer up immediately.

[@tesiadavis6696]

I mean as soon as we said hello I would have asked for a savory snack, something to drink then. Once they get back with my request. Lawyer!! Then I’ll just sing my favorite songs so it’s not awkwardly silent.

[@reprovedcandy]

@@tesiadavis6696 I wonder if that's really true. Like, would you really immediately ask for a lawyer if you knew you were innocent? I feel like you (and I) may think we'd immediately ask for a lawyer but when presented with a situation like this in real life, we may not want to make ourselves look guilty by asking for a lawyer. I agree it's the right thing to do, but still.

[@bananamonkeygaming14]

@@reprovedcandy probably not, people act like they would do the best thing and make the best decisions but in a high stress situation theres a high chance they wont

[@cam4short]

I’m surprised she wasn’t dizzy from all of that circling she was doing with her body 🌪️ she gave herself away.

[@bosschamberlain8353]

Facts. Def gave her ass away

[@yolandascholten2012]

Well I sure was!

[@YolandaMReyes]

😂

[@abelis644]

I got seasick!!!🤢🤢🤢🤮

[@tamster7168]

I was getting nauseous from it.

[@donaldsimon1411]

That dap up was superb

[@user-uy5iy2hu6m]

Very good video I give it a ten and four stars very good keep posting ❤️❤️

[@commonsense571]

“They got scared and went to do some laundry. “ Yes. That’s exactly what I do when my anxiety amps up.

[@Joe-qv7jk]

Starts washing dishes 😂

[@freegame1k]

Yea it's very relaxing

[@Joe-ym6bw]

She keeps rocking in that chair

[@Tamara-fb4so]

Kinda. I mean, boring but soothing? Routine?

[@susanmorgan4151]

Absolutely, doing laundry makes everyone feel safe! 😂😂😂

[@pyrenox]

The woman detective is damn good at her job. The way she continued to pry for information without bullying is incredible

[@ArizonaGunsDave]

It's because she is white and the suspect is black. She knows that if she turned up the aggression it would turn into a discrimination situation and the cop would lose her job. White cops stand as much of a chance in winning just as much like white sprinters and that is almost 0%. Cops are always wrong in the eyes of black people, they are always racist in the eyes of black people. I said it and I am right!

[@virginalax44]

She also got the culture💯✊🏿

[@ZeroPhilosopher]

yeah she's very aware of black peasant culture lmao

[@grxygxds]

​@@virginalax44 fkn cringe culture

[@grxygxds]

People like her are also responsible for innocent people going to jail 🙄 she literally said she was fighting against EVIDENCE! Solely based on the fact that she knew the girls mom and couldn't believe girls could do something evil. The other detective was showing her evidence proving she was guilty and for two months she tried to find other alternatives... all she needed was a name and someone who couldn't pin down an alibi for the date and she was ready to frame up anyone because "Girl Power" it's shocking more people don't see this incompetence not only plays out in this video but everyday across America.

[@GioBMX]

Should have asked for an attorney and not answered a single question

[@chrisandrew7577]

Blows my mind that people bring their phone with them while committing crimes. My dad was a fed until like 2005 and he'd always say cell phones were the best fed tool ever invented.

[@sandrabentley8111]

That and CCTV. Love those street, home cameras.

[@jackedkerouac4414]

I heard of a case where the duration of a phone's flashlight placed a murderer at the burial site. Circumstantial evidence but the suspect couldn't explain why he was at a swamp at night.

[@ameliashostak4764]

Good. To. Know. I'm just playing, I've thought the same thing, especially when it's planned out, people will use google maps then be surprised when they get caught.

[@19MichaelDixon]

Same with social media. How many idiots rob someone then get on Facebook and show off the proceeds of their robbery? Or how many people who are felons post pics of themselves with illegal guns on Instagram? Criminals aren't always the smartest

[@mya200014]

not having it or turning it off is also incriminating

[@witchyone1052]

The detectives code switching has me in stitches 😂

[@kellymarie9151]

When she said “if a B* need to die…” I screamed 🤣

[@tiffanyraykrueger8621]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@aalliyahpowell2103]

the fist bump , i am cackling 😂😂😂

[@sallysson]

When you hear them say "It's cold in here", that means their nerves are getting to them. LOL

[@lv.99mastermind45]

I have a sneaking suspicion that lawyers roll their eyes whenever they receive a client that's decided to already spend a significant amount of time in an interrogation room by themselves with the police.

[@audenharper3014]

no they see more billable hours. Because now they have to watch and rewatch an interview over and over to figure out how to defend this idiot.

[@nicolaslegut9271]

Yes

[@torvic1236]

At that point their attorney's job is just to make sure the prosecutor/judge respects the defendants rights if it goes to trial or they negotiate a plea deal.

[@HardxCorpsxKali]

Dude it blows my mind…. You gotta see it this way. Any time some is killed the only thing the cops want to do is pin it on someone….. so if they want to talk to you then it’s only so they can blame it on you. If I ever had a family member die I’d never talk to them without a lawyer because I sure as hell ain’t going to jail over something I didn’t do just because I wanted to be helpful…. These people are so dumb.. like you want to talk to them so you can see what they have on you? Well it’s not going to change they’re going to have that if you ask them or not so what’s the difference?! 😂 arrogance is what gets these idiots. If we’re lucky these degenerates will rot.

[@Milkyway109]

​@Torvic they still roll their eyes cause it makes their job harder if not impossible

[@L337Kelly]

I was a friend and coworker of Eloy's, and I was heartbroken when I found out about his murder. 😔 Thank you so much for covering his case. I hope his killers get the justice they deserve.

[@anapoueriet3774]

Is it known why they did it? not that it justifies it.

[@Turboboob]

They will go down for sure. Hopefully they will get life sentences

[@CAHSR2020]

@@anapoueriet3774 Why does this question only come up when a woman kills a man? Never seen anyone ask why a man killed a woman.

[@L337Kelly]

@@anapoueriet3774 Until someone comes clean, we'll likely never know 😔 Hopefully the trial will begin soon and we can see all the evidence

[@yvettepatterson5912]

🙌💜😢

[@ProfessorBae08]

She thinks she’s smarter than she is! Smh

[@honeybee1852]

That self soothing rocking is driving me nuts!

[@ExtrasensoryRadiance]

"You didn't have this tattoo when you shot overhead out the window?" "Correct." 🤣

[@raccie7774]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏿‍♂️

[@900cc]

💀💀💀💀

[@MorninCupofHate]

If the question was phrased "you ain have nun tattoo when you dun shootin out da window" she might have understood it better.

[@georgenkansah659]

@@MorninCupofHate what?

[@MorninCupofHate]

@@georgenkansah659 Don't worry about it

[@lovablevietboy]

Eloy was a coworker and also friend of mine from our airline. This was hard to listen to but needed to be shared. Thanks for covering his story

[@HannahTinsel]

My heart broke reading you and another person in the comments worked with and knew him. I’m sending you love, growth, and strength to manage the grief ❤ May he rest in peace.

[@bobbiefreeman3172]

Has this gone to trial yet or did they finally confess?

[@j.a.k.c9510]

I’m sorry for the loss of your friend may he Rest In Peace

[@thomasriddle8877]

why are multiple people saying this message almost verbatim?

[@ditzygypsy]

I am so sorry for and his family and him. I would be inconsolable.

[@ForensicHeroes]

One of the most fascinating aspects of criminal psychology is how seemingly insignificant details can provide crucial insights into a criminal’s behavior and decision-making process."

[@josephusk2787]

The lady interrogating the family member at the beginning of the video is marvellous. What a terrific professional she is!

[@destinyburden4407]

NO WAY SHE REALLY JUST SHOWED THEM HOW SHE DID IT🤦🏽‍♀️

[@danielleschiazza6172]

Unbelievable 😳

[@anisah8546]

Lmao she did 😂

[@matt8um]

“And my tats would’ve identified me if I was the shooter” But you just got those tats “That’s what I’m saying” 🤔

[@rachellol9513]

FR

[@Jesus.78688]

Black women ☕

[@ericaashlynn854]

I literally busted out laughing when she brought up her tattoos BY HER SELF 😂😂😂😂

[@misterdetective-qv6fi]

😶

[@Walczyk]

I think they are innocent

[@T.R.U.T.H..]

@@Walczyk lol

[@clickchick6861]

@@Walczyk how come?

[@carcevicubo3703]

@@clickchick6861 It´s very simple: she was not supossed to know that the person who killed the victim had raised his/her arm through the skyroof to fire the gun.

[@EerieEchos5]

How are you using the actual gootage ? Without any copyright issues? I want to make a channel like this but i cant figure out how to do it

[@JAY1892]

Whenever I watch these interrogations, I always think about what I’d ask the accused. I also believe I’d make a damn good interrogator. 😂

[@sergioguzman2065]

I'm so happy to see an interrogation with such a good audio quality ❤

[@Kbooty46]

Me2

[@Sc0pee]

Even despite this, it was hard to understand the two girls at times...

[@PowderMill]

🤡. Gotta Love the LOW-IQ ANIMALS face off against a smart and sharp WHITE detective. These Savage Animals have Zero Regard for Human Life... White OR Black !!

[@EmilyTienne]

The only improvement would be if they added in some dramatic music in the background.

[@TMeyer-cc9cw]

@Garfield its sad that every single place you go on the internet, under every video or podcast or anything theres some actual vrgin going BUT THE AUDIO QUALITY nobody likes you ppl nobody wants you on this planet figured someone should tell you at some point

[@autumnkennedy6079]

As soon as the tattoo portion of the interview took place, my second hand embarrassment came in real bad

[@bria5012]

I know like why would she point that out herself about the tattoos, like that is crazy af that is something she should have told her LAWYER not the DETECTIVE investigating her. That would have been the defense strongest piece of evidence “the person who shot the gun did not have the tattoos on their arm and my client does”. By then the tattoos would have healed..God don’t like ugly and he also pity’s the fool 😔

[@LordRawnsley]

My second hand embarrassment comes in when the investigator goes in and out with her black cadence.

[@rebeccalineback4737]

@@LordRawnsley My thoughts exactly...

[@LordRawnsley]

@Cassandra yeah but this is in Orlando.

[@xyooniex4421]

@@LordRawnsley no seriously

[@MrSuperMac]

Detective: “we have” Suspect: “Attorney” Detective: “we will” Suspect: “Attorney” It’s that easy

[@Frogandpiggy]

Lawyer!!!!!

[@Spartanshaq777]

Mirroring is extremely effective to help someone be more open to you.

[@Arc_Viper]

Girl: "I would not have shot that dude because they would have recognized I had a tattoo" Detective: "When did you get the tattoo?" Girl: "Right after I shot the guy. Whoops."

[@TionDaDon]

Exactly smh

[@tarnsand440]

She sounds like she is 95% asleep.🙄

[@missbae_]

😩😩😩😩😩 I think it’s safe to say 99.999% of criminals are not smart, some may be very intelligent, but not smart at all.

[@KMLove-ie2jq]

😂😂😂

[@bakedstreetyt]

@@tarnsand440 she is 95% braindead

[@jthegreatfull7643]

Once they give you compliments just ask for a lawyer. But well done by these detectives. The rocking back and forth looked like a low grade panic attack, that was interesting to see an alleged murderer crumble like that.

[@madisonbrown5766]

You ask for a lawyer before the cops even open their mouths.

[@mamadawn22]

As soon as they read you your rights, ask for a lawyer! If they are reading you your rights, they are thinking you did the crime.

[@Malama_Ki]

That rocking is definitely her tell. How can you have any empathy with a fellow ‘human’ being when they themselves use their own free will to act like ruthless animals? It’s convinced me not to care or have any empathy because that would be considered weakness to these animals. I get why Scott Adams would take the hit and be the first one through the door that these animals created and opened themselves.

[@ashleyw6160]

Yeah, she starting rocking when she realized she said too much. A lot of ppl do that when they're really anxious & their nerves are getting the best of them. It's self soothing, but in this case, I don't think it helped her too much. I've never seen anyone do that in circles, though. It was pretty strange lol.

[@maybelikealittlebit]

@@ashleyw6160 I wonder if she’s like somewhat autistic with that type of soothing? It was super intense she was almost spinning too. Black (girl) kids are so undiagnosed… would also explain why she was easy to convince to follow her cousin. Hmm not that it’s ok but still interesting how it all went down and the interrogation!!!

[@stanleypcorbin1516]

Soon as Gerria walked in with the bonnet, I knew it was a wrap

[@KatrinaWolfgang]

"You thinkin I pulled the trigger?" Uhhh, the way you said that, now I really do

[@db60615]

She really thought she had them going with the fresh tattoo......🤣🤣🤣

[@cynthialemonia7151]

😂😂😂

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

Old lady said.... it's not a .22 I assure ya... 😂 she know what an AK47 sound like. She been in the hood all her life. 😂

[@joelglanton6531]

Operator: 911, do you need police, fire, or medical? Old lady: CONTACT, 4 O'CLOCK! Sounds like AK-47, I assure you!

[@fcameron8172]

🤣 Exactly what I thought when I heard that…this ole lady done seen & heard some S#$T in her day lol

[@COMPUTER.SCIENCE.]

She sounded so calm to begin with. Sounded like she was just reporting news, not a deadly attack. 😌

[@sciencenotstigma9534]

@@COMPUTER.SCIENCE.. She’s had to learn to cope with it. I had to duck and cover my babies. You can’t cry all day, with bullets flying.

[@morganstalnaker5774]

The detective trying to talk ghetto is killin me.

[@HoodooButterflyy]

The detective talking slang was so corny lol but I guess it worked 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@djmartin4776]

"We were the only 2 people in the car and even though the shots came from the car, it wasn't us" They must be innocent

[@throughthoroughthought8064]

reaction: Jon Lovitz, with eyes widened, saying "Psycho!"

[@kellikel8324]

Lol

[@Aariiii__]

LMAOOOOO

[@zisforu_1221]

LMFAOOO

[@tinaleanne8230]

How many times have I seen videos where the officer pulls a bag of pills, or weed, or whatever out of a pocket and hear "Dat not mine" "Are these your pants?" "Yea but dos not mine? "How did they get there?" "I don no but day not mine?

[@midnitest0rm]

I feel awful for the first girl. They are so convinced she’s guilty but she legit has no idea what’s going on or what happened.

[@Stilg1301]

And I really dont like the cops tone and approach ... I understand she needs the info, and perhaps it is worth it to make someone innocent feel uncomfortable to obtain it, but one does feel sorry for her. And if she just did what any rational person should have done at that point, i.e. refuse to answer questions, (because you really dont know what the police is after, and especially if you really dont know shit, but they assume you do, being helpful is actually against your own interest), that would be the end of that interrogation. Just invoke the 5th and go home. Once you know more and perhaps consult a lawyer you can always provide the info ex post.

[@austkeat]

Everyone that knows something always says they don’t know anything. It’s the detectives job to figure out if they’re lying or not. You kind of have to assume they’re lying unless you’re certain they aren’t.

[@NewDarkKnight]

Get a brain 10 iq moron. Detectives don’t give a poop about how you feel dumbo. She was a suspect. She was interrogated for a murder case. It was not a date. Detectives did a good job.

[@srobeck77]

She was lying about some details to protect her family, it wasnt really ever about her being the shooter. How miss that?

[@flauze]

@@Stilg1301 thats why your not a cop, your just some random person who thinks they know more than people with over 20 years of experience

[@jnprather]

I hope I never have to tell a detective that "Pimping" was in the car with me.

[@mannycalavera2335]

This is a great detective. She does not want this girl to be the shooter. But after going over the evidence that is gathered and the responses from the "witness" she knows the investigation needs to go in that direction. When she does, she figures it out soon enough. Calm, rational and effective while still believing in people and giving them every chance to convince her of their innocence if they are in fact innocent. Hats off to her.

[@smallferalgirl]

Lol, she is a great detective, but shes also a great liar. She never really thought they were innocent, these are all tactics for getting people to admit to crimes, it's legit just good cop bad cop when she keeps saying "maybe my partners been right all along, I really trusted you."

[@blackbear7624]

@@smallferalgirl instead of a great liar i would rather called her a great actress, she is very convincing when she was trying to win the “witness” side. they literally bite her bait so easily

[@outorgado2776]

@@smallferalgirl Lying is literally the staple strategy of every interrogation

[@smallferalgirl]

@@outorgado2776 oh absolutely, I'm just saying I doubt her sincerity, which the original comment seemed to be praising

[@EughhBrothereughh]

@@smallferalgirl r you male? You re

[@jay-ov6vh]

The movement she did with her arm gave it away, theres no way that she would do that by chance and it matches the witness statment exactly. Its crazy how she subliminally gave herself away reliving the moment. Also her rocking back and forth made me anxious lmfao typically for the older murderers I dont buy the self assement of when theyre lying or acting off but you can see it clear as day here.

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

Rocing back and foreward is telling a lot of things,or nothing special. It can be irritating to watch,but its not a tale of something serious Murderes normally dont do it,tho, because they try to control any telltales.

[@katiix]

The lack of emotion and remorse from that young girl is scary too. She is cold hearted with no emotion at all!

[@cannadodry7022]

Now you got my attention

[@american5525]

​​​@@katiix they are all that way, its taught to them. There's a sickness in their culture, in their community, they look up to the lowest among them, the killers and drug dealers. Believe that or not, it's not going to change their behavior whatever you believe. Less than 15% of the population, yet they commit over 50% of the violent crimes and over 50% of the murders in this country. Disgusting.

[@NIP28]

Time stamp it... dont know what arm gesture u are talkin about