The WORST son in the world

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[@AncientIrishCelt]

No.

[@suer3818]

I know it’s because I get annoyed easily, but her voice is irritating me so much. I feel like she’s on one of those 1-800-sex-talk lines. Her voice is so breathy and low…anyone else think she sounds like she’s whispering sweet nothings in his ear? 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@Kitzkrieg]

Idk if you have done one on Dellen Millard yet, but my brother-in-law was the detective (Det. James Hutcheon) in the interview video on YT regarding the death of his father.

[@rodrigodasilva7862]

Ur merch shirts are hideous and pricey but the beanie is cool

[@rodrigodasilva7862]

@@Kitzkrieg liar smh all for attention 😒

[@stuartround]

Why go to the trouble of setting a fire when he could have easily just bored them to death by talking? It makes no sense.

[@shawnmaria9064]

LOL….best comment!! I’d rather go outside and watch the grass grow then listen to him and the detective does not help at all with her soft voice and calm demeanor….where’s the action damn it!🥱😵‍💫😆

[@cw6621]

Good grief, my brain is begging me for serotonin and he's steady starving it. Like, how do you become this?

[@lindaarrington9397]

Lol true he's a nothing

[@dianelafreniere1362]

😂

[@stevescott3735]

This is an elite comment ☠️☠️

[@cosmosadorabilis7677]

Detective :"How was your relationship with your mother?" This guy : "Well, it all started when I was born..."

[@ARedHeadedVegan]

🤣

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Lol

[@Fiona-cb1tl]

He can also convince us that it all started the minute he was conceived🤣🤣

[@simonebk86]

😂😂

[@CissyBrazil]

Lol

[@ladeanross8936]

With as smart as he pretends to be, he forgot to be a grieving son. 😒

[@sonialoves444]

he’s disgusting

[@Luka-DanteGodofMischief]

Right?! His parents just died supposedly by someone else and the first thing he chooses to do is slaughter her character for and perceived slight but then says she wouldve dropped anything for my kids, his parents were so good to him and his kids and yet he did this...total POS and his kids are better off without this demon that turned their world upside down...I hope his wife and kids heal

[@squiffybro]

Umm actually, first 15 seconds of the interrogation…. Check it. He was TOTALLY grieving. 😂😂😂 Hopefully you guys can sense sarcasm. 😜🤪

[@johannahunderwood4596]

I was thinking the same. He didn't exactly look inconsolable with grief. His mother was probably as good a mom and grandmother as he said, but why let that get in the way of a big inheritance? His stepfather tried to save her, and willed himself to live long enough to tell who had done it. He really is a shitty son.

[@tiffanystrand4423]

Narcissists have ZERO empathy… they can’t summon up the emotions… they just don’t have it in them.

[@antoniomargallo5317]

The stepfather, he fought the flames in order to save his wife, then he fought death in order to save the truth ... fighting until the very end, a hero. God bless his soul.

[@lindaarrington9397]

Amen

[@lilithdvs13]

Wasn’t smart enough to not raise someone else’s child tho and paid the price for being a beta cuck 😂

[@McCucumber]

How could his own dad snitch on him? I mean I know he did wrong, but 2 wrongs don't make a right. Just playing folks. Hope you understood my humor. Practicing jokes in English as I speak another native tongue. Hope you laughed out loud!

[@cookie5535]

@@lindaarrington9397 Amen Ra

[@wombat6]

Very well said.

[@darktower0603]

I'm glad he points at his knee every time he says "my knee" or the detective would not know what he's talking about.

[@bobbimatlock9202]

Hahahahaha right. It had me rolling

[@susiefoxy8130]

😂as I was reading this he did exactly that!

[@princessromanov]

Using one of those walking poles as a cane

[@NTSadowski]

As long as it dont grow

[@Harley08]

😂🤣

[@jewishbunnyrabbits3963]

I clicked on the video immediately when I saw it, this man was my elementary school teacher. He taught me grade 6 and grade 7. Me and the bois all thought he was our favourite teacher because all he would do for class is play Netflix tv shows LOL. He rarely displayed the students work or hung things up on his classroom walls, they were all bare. This really pissed off my mom during parent-teacher interview night lmfao. She hated him and I’d always try to convince her she was wrong about him and he was a really good teacher. Damn I’m sure I have more stories than that lol maybe I’ll edit this comment. I haven’t even watched the video yet, I’m excited to. I never thought I’d be watching a feature-film length documentary about a homicide investigation where my man Mr. Taylor is the main character.

[@quicksilverlacey]

Did he ever give any indications that he would heartlessly burn his parents alive?

[@jewishbunnyrabbits3963]

@@quicksilverlacey Nah, he did some weird shit though. He used the school’s gym storage closet to store a bunch of woodworking material that he and his brother were using to run a side business or something. My mom thought he was really weird but burning his parents alive was something I don’t think anyone would have guessed he would do.

[@s.elizabeths]

He's so boring

[@capcutfc291]

You obviously didn't learn a thing spelling words like "favorite" and "boys" that way. 😉

[@mbh9566]

If they told me that the door was unlocked and I was free to leave anytime I wanted, then that would be amongst the last things I would hear them say. I’d immediately stand up and walk right out that door, whether I was guilty of anything or not. I’d be like, “oh, it is… I can, oh okay, bye”.

[@BabyBoy_Milo]

Especially you know you’re guilty?? Why would you willingly sit with the police

[@mbh9566]

@@BabyBoy_Milo Yeah, no shit! I don’t understand what these people are thinking.

[@blazeron12]

"Oh this is optional? Talk to you guys later I have to go home and binge watch youtube".

[@HDReMaster]

they would arrest you and detain you outside the door

[@buzzin-hornet]

@@HDReMaster Possibly, but at least take the chance when there's nothing to lose.

[@brbrknndy]

The female detective is smart. She is playing like she is very quiet and submissive in order to get him to say something. She is making it look like she is easily swayed so he will think it will be very easy to sell a story to her. This is really a variation of the Reid technique.

[@S_Reaptor]

Her voice is very soothing. This is her greatest weapon.

[@HannahMattox]

She could've thrown the case by forgetting to mention that lawyer bit, though. I like her, and we know she's highly intelligent to have this job, but that's a thin wire to walk 😬

[@HarlanHarvey76]

@@HannahMattox thank god this happened in Canada where the chances of escaping a conviction over a technicality are far smaller than in the U.S.

[@HannahMattox]

@@HarlanHarvey76 oh dang, I must have missed that part 🤣

[@markwurz8577]

Here we go with the experts in the comments now trying to be JCS narrator and call out the technique as it happens lmao. Everyone thinks you know more than you actually do now. So sick.

[@zedalba]

I dunno, the dude who drained his parents and brother's accounts for $275,000 for a cam girl, shot all three in the head, immediately used his recently deceased brother's credit card on the cam girl's host website, then tried to blame that same brother for a murder/suicide might be a hair worse than this guy.

[@faithfulpoet5515]

Funny you mention this case because I just happened to get done watching it and then reading the comments Im like oh how similar lol 😄

[@djredeye7610]

I think you may be right tbh

[@OrangeJambo]

For real. That guy had no chill... Wild.

[@teejay3131]

Grant Amato, yeah definitely

[@bijanka]

I mean . . . This guy burned two people alive, though....

[@Brandibb]

She reads, "you may be charged with 1st degree murder...." someone innocent would be like, "Excuse me, what?? Um, no."

[@fallyneprinciotta9058]

Right? Not even a hint of shock or question. I think he said ok.

[@PoseidonDiver]

exactly, its almost always the first dead give away that someone is guilty.. there is never the "Why the fuck am I here being accused of this"

[@genericamerican7574]

*_”By what evidence?!”_* Would be the only thing I ask. After that it will be my lawyer I talk to. We are talking his own mother he reports to love too. He is repulsive. She probably thought he was an awful liar too. That poor woman.

[@stephaniec0625]

Precisely

[@angelanetherton8240]

Exactly what I was thinking!! If I was told that I’d be like “what, what r u talking about”? Ohh hell nooo!! Y’all is tripping balls and big ones !!

[@tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916]

The man who sacrificed his life to MAYBE save his wife, is the type of man Mr. Rodgers wanted us all to be. 😔 😟

[@sdraulitolito44]

Is that your math teacher?

[@wrAIth-AI]

@@sdraulitolito44 Go sit at the kids' table.

[@lindaarrington9397]

Definitely not what this thing isn't

[@lindaarrington9397]

@@wrAIth-AI troll

[@lilithdvs13]

@@sdraulitolito44 never listen to math teachers. The only thing worse is liber arts teachers.

[@Sharon_L_W]

I've tried watching this twice already, and each time I only made it about half an hour through before falling asleep. I'm on my third attempt now, coffee in hand, to hopefully finish it. This guy is a powerful sedative. Edit: same goes for this detective.

[@heartworkbykitty7933]

Lol good luck my gal With Her it’s because she’s soothing Him because he’s boring

[@JayInDecent]

Don't waste your time it's boring as hell and goes nowhere

[@chazpostler6644]

you are freakin funny

[@janewestcountry5131]

Same !!

[@Ginginnys]

Listen to it as a podcast and go on with whatever you're doing. I use this a lot and it's like you're listening to a conversation with some interesting feedback every once in a while.

[@preemptive74]

My mom died in a car accident. I was 37. I was on the ground uncontrollably crying with snot running out of me when the cop came and told me and I couldn't talk about her without breaking down for weeks. And the I'm not that type of person. My friends thought I was going to kill myself. I couldn't stay sober. It was bad.

[@cosmosadorabilis7677]

I am so sorry ❤️😢

[@nicolataylor8135]

My mum passed in 2017 I was 43. She had cancer and from diagnosis to her passing we had 17 day . My son said I let out a scream that scared the living shit out of him . I walked round in a daze for months and cried like a baby . Cases like this infuriate me.

[@mikeaultz1400]

mine died of natural causes. I still couldn't take it. 20 years before I could talk about her,with out crying. Now my wife is gone,it's killing me.

[@preemptive74]

@@mikeaultz1400 Metallica Orion and a lot of weed helps

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

My mom died in 2006 from non cancerous brain tumor she suffered a lot, and I still not over it. I still feel guilty for not doing enough to make her feel better, or more comfortable.

[@moontan_]

You may be charged with 2x first degree murder. Rich: 🥺 okay..

[@TRugmr78]

Right? He answered like he was hypnotized already!

[@jenndob3865]

I would have said.. I might need an attorney....

[@angelanetherton8240]

I’m know!!! That be me I’d be jumping the hell outta that chair and screaming oh hell no!!

[@caroline4540]

What an idiot for sitting there without contacting a lawyer.

[@shaelynt7109]

He was my Grade 6&7 home room teacher, and taught me other classes through different grades (physed and science). He was widely loved by all students, including myself. And the news of this is still so crazy to comprehend. Seeing this recommended to me gave me chills.

[@jean9l187]

That must be hard to comprehend

[@nickolasgonzalez7815]

For real what's his name

[@shaelynt7109]

@@jean9l187 it is so crazy. News being released about a beloved teacher from your childhood, many years later. Especially when he taught you life lessons that stuck. “Don’t put a knife in the sink when washing dishes (he did and hurt himself when I was in his class). “Assuming makes and ass out of you and me”. Etc etc. so every time I wash a knife I think of him, then this whole situation..

[@marysmith509]

Long ago, a former coworker and her husband murdered an inlaw and attempted to murder another one. When police came, we were like HUH??? WHAT???

[@anxietyonline1947]

Most people act very differently at work than they do to who they truly are.

[@zubetp]

if i found out my stepdad had accused me with his dying breath, i would be inconsolable. i would be absolutely horrified. i would not be willing or able to sit in a cold interrogation room for hours. i wouldn't be drawing maps of houses and complaining about an attitude my mom copped at a birthday party once.

[@stephaniec0625]

Exactly. I'd be furious!

[@chrisleaf7683]

It’s pretty easy to get away with murder I reckon Cover your tracks and ask for a lawer

[@chrisleaf7683]

That’s cos you probably didn’t do it … whereas this guy well did

[@edithboozy1000]

@@chrisleaf7683 "cos" kermit sewage slide

[@clivewilson4678]

I have to ask, what in he'll is a kirmit sewage slide?? Lol

[@AirBizkit]

Breaks my heart when he talks about what a wonderful grandfather his step father was but that he didn't have any grandchildren of his own yet. Yeah and those future grandchildren will never experience what an amazing grandfather he was because you took him from them!

[@stephaniec0625]

It's beyond heartbreaking and senseless

[@leeannwitt4968]

But he killed him anyway😢

[@skannerdk7268]

So despicable what this ungrateful bastard did, I would have loved to have had the supportive family he had.

[@3things622]

This guy taught at my kids school. A reminder that you never truly know who someone is.

[@BrookeClyde]

What kind of teacher was he? (His demeanor)

[@lizaltman1200]

Yep. He's my husband's cousin. Seemed nice when I meet him once.

[@Curious-Irish-Angel]

Well he was my great aunts ex-husband whom was first married to his step sister. Never did meet him though 😳🤣

[@one8088]

Bologna

[@sonialoves444]

right. an unfortunate side effect of watching so many interrogation videos has actually made me more cautious of everyone i know…

[@sinda_hella]

I feel bad for his wife. He lied and forged his way into $200k of debt. He then goes to prison and she’s likely left to pay it off. This guy is a POS on so many levels.

[@loveistheanswer5924]

POS?

[@PunishMeDaddy]

@@loveistheanswer5924 Point of Sale

[@loveistheanswer5924]

@@PunishMeDaddy What does that mean? I never heard that. 🤔🙂

[@Rfc47901]

@@loveistheanswer5924 pos means piece of shit

[@holy.water.]

@@loveistheanswer5924 it’s actually “piece of shit” lol.

[@MissNebulosity]

It takes a special level of narcissism to want to speak to police without a lawyer under the premise you may be charged with first degree murder.

[@Vaseholly]

Narcissists have been able to gaslight the people in their lives for their whole life. They honestly think it will work on detectives

[@MsShandy111]

Yeah! He, in his arrogance, thinks he can fool the detective.

[@pauldeangelis7481]

My mind blows in zillions of pieces when I see someone with this level of stupidity. I don’t think I’ve ever seen an interrogation where they’re told upfront about possible charges, he accepts murder like it’s the same as smoking in a bar and doesn’t ask for an attorney.. I am at a loss, there’s no hope for us as a species

[@thedadyouneverhadchannel3544]

You “ladies” LOVE narcissists!

[@thedadyouneverhadchannel3544]

@@Vaseholly you’re projecting again.

[@snowbunny1066]

So heartbreaking. How someone could kill their parents I will never understand. I'm a old lady and what I'd give to have my parents back. What a cruel way to kill someone. God rest their souls.

[@dissraps]

Why is an old lady called "snowbunny".....that snow melted a long ass time ago

[@IgorMironov-rq4ye]

​@@dissrapshaha a snowbunny, snow has melted a long time ago, that's got to be the funniest comment that I've seen in a long time.😂

[@stephaniec0625]

This detective is brilliant. Her soft even tone and demeanor and he just sings and sings. She's outstanding

[@beantoes9627]

She sounds like Carol Kane

[@beantoes9627]

Wonder if he hurt his leg in setting the fire?

[@emilycochrane78]

@@beantoes9627 my thought on that was, he was maybe making up a story to possibly explain away any injuries that might show up in an autopsy..

[@SunShinyDaysPlease]

She's the worst ever! But I guess she's great with clueless sociopaths.

[@natenope7258]

@@beantoes9627 I believe he had somebody helping with the injury in a time that was before the fire. I could be wrong. He spoke on it in the beginning to avoid talking about the fact he killed people.

[@pn1831]

He marvels at how caring his mom was...but he killed her

[@jadabrowning4742]

he was my grade 6&7 gym teacher. and my sisters first teacher when we moved to school. he always seemed so sweet. he was so nice. i can’t believe the person he turned out to be.

[@bouncybooty3252]

Lol he does look like a gym teacher

[@gloriascientiae7435]

That's why I always say: never trust somebody who is _always nice_. Everybody has bad days, everybody makes mistakes, dont trust the BS.

[@tylerd1297]

@@gloriascientiae7435 i hate in the comments of true crime videos, how people will comment on people who do good things "He is a saint/hero". They really miss the point of True crime in general, that seemingly good people are capable of the worst and you don't know based on how they are in 1 specific situation

[@georgimarinov3939]

😊😊

[@somerking7040]

He was a gym teacher with that weak axe knee? 😂 He tripped on a step fell on top of his elderly mother and instead of asking if she's ok he's crying wolfe ( probably trying to sue the poor woman on top of killing her). Suing her home insurance or something. Smh

[@Swellington_]

When the detective said that he could be charged with 1st degree murder x2,that’s when he should have said aww naw hell naw!!! And made an immediate exit,regardless

[@MsNikkieMichelle]

So you rather a murderer get away with it? That’s the real stupidity.

[@MsNikkieMichelle]

He set his stepdad and mother’s house on fire and as a result his step dad died, why would you at all advocate for this evil dirtbag? That’s dumb.

[@coatesmuhgoats6272]

@@MsNikkieMichelle Yeah I always chuckle at the people who want the criminals to be more intelligent. I’m glad he is a moron.

[@icummins1806]

@@MsNikkieMichelle shut up

[@Ena48145]

Yeah, that was weird. I've never heard anyone say that anywhere other than a status hearing

[@aneurysm2908]

I think my biggest fear if I committed a crime wouldn't be getting interrogated, it would be getting an interrogator that makes me as comfortable as she does.

[@JudgementalOwl]

Lol! Ask for a lawyer and just stay silent!!

[@coldbringer9545]

It seems the whole purpose of this interview was to get his phone.

[@polkaroo4441]

This interview took place in Hamilton, Ontario, mere hours after the fire. Great to see Canada flexing it's exceptional detective work. I like how they had someone behind the glass taking notes so the questioning detective could concentrate on her questions.

[@Joe-ym6bw]

I never heard of this living in the US

[@Hunter-sd7ib]

​@@Joe-ym6bw they do this with child victim interviews in United States. But yes never heard it for creepy perps but they should. It makes it's easier to focus with no distractions and the individual is more open and relaxed.

[@tinawindham6958]

Maybe one day they can get vhs, or video….or I phone and record the interviews 👍🏻

[@laurie113]

You have to live in Hamilton to understand. My husband and I escaped . Left and never looked back.

[@blinkypushbuttons]

He was jealous.

[@SirIsaacClarke]

Sometimes I have nightmares about my parents dying and I wake up to find myself a mess. Seeing how this guy couldn't care less is so unnerving.

[@a-raegun912]

Right? The detective straight asked him the last time he saw his mom and he didnt even blink. If i lost my mom and had to think about how the last time i saw her was really the last time, i would lose it.

[@wrAIth-AI]

If that's unnerving, picture him actually killing them. This is nothing.

[@antoniomargallo5317]

That means you love them, but you're still struggling with the idea of letting them go someday. Your parents are lucky to have a son that loves them, your should tell them that.

[@fernandapartridge5174]

He’s a psychopath, that’s why. I was just wondering the same thing. This is a very evil, dark individual. Anyone who can go through with something like this, with no thought about what they’ve done, especially to murder their own family members, I’m assuming for financially gain, is a total psychopath. How anyone could breeze through life after doing something like this, is thankfully beyond most of our comprehension. It’s unfathomable to me anyway.

[@MsShandy111]

He's a pure psychopath. He feels nothing for his parents. This is all an act. Deep down he feels no remorse, guilt or shame. He has no soul.

[@88Doug]

The fact that he died aiming to save his wife is a beautiful thing! They are together in heaven! ❤

[@charliechurch5004]

😭 I know so sad

[@incelhindufreak1706]

Probably in hell bro

[@EricFullwood]

This guy has talked his way out of everything in life until now.

[@youbetyourwrasse]

Oh WOW that leg injury looks dreadful! He's lucky they didn't have to amputate!

[@shaunokeefe7162]

LMFAO

[@yellowsubmarine7073]

He could have used a wambulance 😂

[@lindaarrington9397]

Lol Stop I'm crying lol

[@chumchum4393]

Yeah, that really pisses me off. I have a brain tumor and I hate the fact that I have to walk with a cane. I’d love to kick him in his shin.

[@quicksilverlacey]

Yeah good thing he had this random cane lying around.

[@tacocruiser4238]

Me: "Am i under arrest?" Detective: "No" Me: "So I'm free to go?" Detective: "Yes" Me: "Ok bye"

[@clivewilson4678]

That's when they say "well actually you are😆"

[@youbetyourwrasse]

@@clivewilson4678 Detective: "You're being DETAINED." Me: "Aww .. snap."

[@lindaarrington9397]

Ok so you like murders and would do that

[@beantoes9627]

"Am I being detained or am I free to go?" Once they answer, get up and go.

[@clivewilson4678]

Well I'm sorry to be rude but I'd deffo be detaining you if that's you in your pic!!!! Absolutely WOW 😈

[@ImSad-kid]

When she nonchalantly says "your possibly gonna be charged with murder", his reaction should've been enough. He just keeps talking like they at lunch after Sunday church. Wow. For someone so innocent he sure is calm and composed

[@bobbiedangette7649]

His mannerisms remind me of Chandler Halderson - He tries to come off as meek and soft spoken, going into ridiculous detail about unrelative things while seeking sympathy for a non-existent injury.

[@yellowsubmarine7073]

I thought the same thing

[@Vaseholly]

Chandler 2.0 - weak legs, kills parents for their money, incredibly boring ✅

[@CBrown86]

Omg yep

[@tyradorman4637]

Same thought!

[@YrocSonexProductions]

Same thought here haha!

[@cliffgiordane2969]

Bro burning or drowning has to be the worst way to go. They need to have a death penalty where the murderer gets offed the same way they committed their murder

[@lisacolledge7624]

That's a brilliant idea. Fair justice.

[@London-v1e]

Suffocating too

[@tinawindham6958]

What about being buried alive…

[@Bordann]

I can only imagine how many kids got in trouble for falling asleep in his classes, even P.E.

[@donnydarko6042]

His flat affect is killing me. He is such a ponderous speaker, it takes him forever to get to a point, if he ever actually gets there. I don't envy his bunk mates the guy is dangerously boring.

[@shawnmaria9064]

Omg I know….I’d rather watch paint dry than listen to him. And he’s a teacher 😟🥴

[@donnydarko6042]

@@shawnmaria9064 was ;)

[@HorseWithNoName1993]

‘Ponderous speaker’ ❤😊

[@SimplyTamanisha]

He's trying to sound soft & caring.

[@donnydarko6042]

@@SimplyTamanishaI'm glad he sounds whiney and egotistical then!

[@gracebelho9386]

The only way to outsmart any detective is to not commit any crime especially not murder...

[@sdraulitolito44]

Not true

[@natebenetard5100]

That's not true lol, sometimes innocent people definitely get put away by detectives.

[@ambermoon1401]

Yes because they always believe every innocent person

[@shotgunblues627]

lol yet iwalk free

[@thegranturismo7channel25]

False

[@jjsmama401]

So hard to imagine you can raise a son and love him and spend your whole life giving and giving and this is the thanks you get. 😢

[@pal5683]

I had a house fire 6 years ago, my husband was in the hospital at the time. He was totally bedridden and a big guy, if we had been home at the time there was very little chance I could have gotten him out in time. To this day I have nightmares about what might have been, dying in a fire has to be one of the most horrific ways to go. Watching this man so unaffected by his own mother dying in this way, not to mention a stepfather who was nothing but nice to him makes me sick to my stomach.

[@Felicity2121]

Thank god your hubby was in hospital!! (Not in a bad spiteful way) I have always been afraid of fire. I always sit near a fire exit or a door when out and I never go to concerts or busy venues ect.😊 hope hubby is ok now.

[@pal5683]

@@Felicity2121 Thank you, yes, the timing was very fortunate. My husband died only three months later but at least it was as peaceful as possible. I think it's only prudent to be careful, it's unbelievable how quickly fire can spread. There's footage of the Station nightclub fire shot from the inside that's absolutely horrifying to see but illustrates this in a way no words can.

[@Felicity2121]

@@pal5683 I’m so sorry…I always put my foot in it! 💕🕯🕊

[@pal5683]

@@Felicity2121 No it's okay, really. I'll miss him until the day I die but he was suffering and had been for too long, the one blessing is that he was able to go peacefully as I held his hand.

[@Felicity2121]

@@pal5683 Thank you 🙏 I feel much better now. It got me thinking as a nurse I’ve held many a hand of the dying but never my own family. My dad passed when I went home for a few hours, I was sat with him 24/7 for 4 days and I went home for a shower, clean clothes and a couple of hours sleep and he went. Maybe he didn’t want me there. My mother passed while I was away and I couldn’t get home. I asked my (half) sisters to hold the funeral off for a week so I could try to get back but they didn’t so that was upsetting. I’m so glad you got to be there with him I still think about all those people that were alone during covid 😢 I don’t know where you are but in the U.K. no one was allowed into hospitals or homes to be with their loved ones, I can’t imagine what that would have been like and you have evil souls like this doing something as heinous as murdering his own mother and (step) father.

[@caroline5149]

I LOVE the use of the tissue with the dry eyes.

[@lishal1625]

I feel that detective is meticulously calculated in every aspect she presents. Granted, I could be reading too much into it, having only seen her once. But she's just too damn good at making him feel at ease. Even when she asks more pointed questions, they seem so innocuous

[@QuinnieMae]

I agree with you 100%. She's a _sly_ one for sure. I would love to see her work other interviews. She's so disarming!

[@drygnfyre]

It's always an act. Detectives know what they're doing. The way they act is 100% built around who they are interviewing and how they think they'll most likely get the info they need. Numerous times I've seen this type of act: soft-spoken, meek, seeming like a best friend. And it works every time.

[@miscellaneousetc.4280]

I hate it when you don't get to see the person's face. Looking at her hair and not knowing what she looks like is killing me. I don't care what she looks like I just need to know!!!

[@shawnmaria9064]

Lol I thought it was just me! It’s driving me crazy 🥴😆

[@ShelleyBean1808]

She did briefly look at the camera at the start 💋✨️

[@cw6621]

Tbf, her hair is stunning, it's demanded my attention through this whole interrogation lol

[@parkze3855]

It’s like masking. So unnatural.

[@antoniomargallo5317]

Just don't do nothing stupid to your mom, ok?!

[@kellyspann9845]

The more they talked the quicker he stopped fake crying. Even had a chuckle and a laugh. If I lost my mom or dad I would be inconsolable.

[@kellyspann9845]

@XxNightxX I couldn't even talk to them. It might be weeks or months before I could. If they accused me of such a crime I would be tearing that interrogation room apart to prove my innocence. It never entered my mind to ever hurt my mom or my dad. At my lowest they were the one's who helped me get to my highest. They have helped me so much. I lost my mom in 2018 to dementia and I'm still not over it and probably never will. My family and friends say I have changed a lot. I guess I'm still grieving. My dad is 91 and I'm taking care of him now which is an honor for me. I never say no to my father.

[@emmyloo3606]

He taught me when I was younger.. this whole case left me traumatized tbh :((

[@jessicajones8872]

Did u learn how to set fires??👀

[@Angelofloveandhappiness]

The basement used to be his room growing up. How nice of his mother to provide that for him his whole life, and this is what he does to her!?! What a rotten black soul

[@lindaarrington9397]

Agree

[@houseofsolomon2440]

Too bad Mom didn't kick him out a long time ago.

[@suzieb8366]

I never understand how these people ever think they will get away with these murders..the odds must be slim with todays investigative tools and a whole bunch of people working against you.

[@cw6621]

Imagine what a psycho you must be to sit accused of murdering somebody (that ya DID murder) and name someone else to the crime. It didn't work, but what if it did, that's just a whole another layer of depravity and audacity.

[@MechanicalDragonfly]

My theory is that someone who would do a stupid, reckless thing like murder are usually too dumb to have researched modern policing methods. Most of them seem to take their information from movies and TV - old shows too, ones made before things like video canvassing and data retrieval were a thing.

[@SimplyTamanisha]

They always believe they're smarter than everyone else. They've successfully lied their way out of many things & for them this is just one more small lie.

[@Kamibandit]

50% of homicides still go unsolved today lol

[@frannyy9309]

Lori Vallow Daybell would have gotten away with killing her husband if she didn’t go and kill her kids and Chad’s wife.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

🤬 A neighbor of mine, and we were becoming friends, was found in her apartment dead a week ago today. I'm more upset than this guy who lost his Mom and StepDad. What a waste of skin and breath he is.

[@tranquilrabies]

@53:55 He is really milking that knee. He tripped over the dog and fell on his mom? That's a stupider story than Chandler Halderson's bullshit about falling down the stairs, suffering a brain bleed, and eventually needing a colostomy bag.

[@TheleastofHis]

😂

[@beantoes9627]

Lol! Good belly laugh

[@peggypeggy4137]

Sounds like he has a lot in common with Chandler Halderson. (What a weird case). Both had great parents. Both were lazy, stupid, immature. self centered hypochondriacs. Both were so far away from getting away with murder and will spend the rest of their lives in jail.

[@angelunderwood6932]

I've got hurt worse watching TV..?..WHAT A POS

[@ImSad-kid]

Omg i said the same thing!!! Chandler made my blood boil with that crock of shit and even more that everyone around him fell for it 😂

[@FelisThis]

A dying declaration is hard to get out from under. Also, the detective has great hair.

[@keeper6458]

I absolutely love her hair

[@Sinsteel]

It's either a wig or she's just come back from being a bridesmaid.

[@cratedivizion]

looks like dry ramen noodles kinda

[@lindaarrington9397]

What ....hair ...man

[@lindaarrington9397]

That hair makes her look like a wit h Ugly

[@williamofoccam6594]

I'm convinced that this detective is so brilliant that she has purposely done her hair to resemble sheep fleece as a symbolic tactic to complement and be complemented by her innocent voice and how she's dressed like she is at a funeral. Social Psychology is the most awesome of the dark arts. And this woman is a frickin Warlock.

[@pickle581]

Wolf in sheep's clothing?

[@NTSadowski]

Women are masters of that dark art. MANipulation is their strength that makes us choose to use our strength for their benefit. The freaks "in charge" are doing a great job in disrupting both genders greatest attributes.

[@josmclove4426]

🤣🤣🤣🐑

[@SC0TSMAN77]

Brilliant!🤣🤣🤣💀 (this needs to be in an r/comments vid!!!) ✌🏻

[@conniemarschand8636]

I cannot understand that Hair!!????

[@pn1831]

Ruined his kids lives. Took away loving grandparents

[@Luka-DanteGodofMischief]

Yup and took away his step-father from his daughters and potential future grandkids, as well as taken himself outta their everyday lives and for what?! I h8 that tax payers have to pay to sustain these demons.

[@CissyBrazil]

What I admire most about interrogators is their patience, especially with long winded suspects. 😁

[@tessaducek5601]

Agree. I could never sit through many of these. They deserve a medal.

[@melindasmith3713]

They get paid . Gotta kill time on the job

[@R0GUER0CK]

55:47 if My parent died in a fire I would be crying uncontrolable. He is a beast.

[@avantgardenovelist]

1 1/2 hours of friendly gabbing with the detective, who gets absolutely nothing accomplished, followed by a one-minute summary of his sentence.

[@TheVioletBunny]

Thanks for summing this up this is exactly what it is for most of this channels content

[@rowenareinertsen4749]

I keep waiting for more info and I’m halfway through and she’s gotten nothing from him. Moving on. Waste of time.

[@jenniferbalbo3744]

This guy is sooooo boring. I can't believe she didn't fall asleep listening to him. I don't think I've ever been less riveted by an interrogation

[@escapedgoat5865]

Love how she used do u go by Richard or rich to get that cleared up real quick what people call him. Acting as its a introduction thing. So when being asked about why would your dad say rich did it. Good investigating tactic right off the rip

[@xmfalconmad3513]

Yeah, I caught that too. Thought it was a clever ice breaker lol

[@escapedgoat5865]

@xmfalconmad 351 very clever icebreaker

[@jessisblessed6689]

I caught that too!

[@jomc7425]

I'm happy to report that Taylor was convicted in June 2022 and sentenced to 2 life sentences to be served concurrently. He'll be eligible for parole in 25 years.

[@c_me_now]

He really feels the deep need to slam his brother and step-mom. Any little slight he feels he makes it a point to tell the officer about. He thinks if he paints himself as a mama's boy he isn't a suspect. Something tells me this was about money. He either asked for some and told no or took some and got caught.

[@Yaya_716]

I WAS HEAR THE SAME THING. FACTS. BESIDES HIM EVERYBODY DIDN'T LIKE EACH OTHER HE WAS THE ONE THEY LOVED. POS.!!

[@SimplyTamanisha]

I thought the woman was his mom and the man his stepdad.

[@BigDaddyDru]

97% of the time it’s about money. The other 3% it’s about money.

[@Moonzari]

@@BigDaddyDru fucking facts and bars

[@Seemashe]

The narrator rips the best sarcastic comments in such a serious tone 😂 more sniffling than tears 😂

[@fatimahmcglown5242]

I know ☺️ that's why I love him so much 😁

[@yankeehillraymie1296]

One time a cop asked me if I was involved in my friends Dissappearance . I immediately without even thinking said "HELL NO". That is the normal reaction.

[@Luka-DanteGodofMischief]

Did they find your friend? If it's too much of a difficult topic to talk about I apologize but I really hope they made it home to their loved ones

[@ginger7344]

He could at least crumble the tissue up and make it appear used.

[@nicolataylor8135]

😁😆😁

[@lisamariejg641]

@Ginger734 😂

[@bc8796]

I had to go back and double-check what the detective had said because I thought I heard her wrong. I heard correctly, I just didn't hear the response that I would expect from someone that was just told they might get charged with first-degree murder! He just breeze past that little tidbit of information. These people think that they're so smart and they have everything down but they don't think about the emotional and mental part of it a lot of the time. They think if they shed some tears then they'll just get looked over. They don't respond to things like a normal person would in that circumstance. So focused on trying to talk their way out of everything that they forget the details.

[@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey]

I've learned from body language and statement analysis channels that it's impossible to both think about saying (or not saying) the wrong thing and faking the relevant emotion at exactly the correct time - even if they manage to fake the emotion it will be slightly out of synch, slightly delayed therefore even ordinary people will feel intuitively that the person is being deceptive or holding information. It's truly a fascinating subject.

[@victoriawilliams2786]

@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey 👍👏👏👏👏 The Behavior Panel The Behavioral Arts with Spidey, and Enigma. I think I'm forgetting one.... Yes! They are absolutely fascinating!

[@leeatterberry1239]

That is so true

[@nicholasreynolds3318]

Absolutely correct.

[@brendashelton4400]

I actually love the fact that she is the one to interrogate him.. she established right off the bat that she can use her blonde hair,soft voice and sexuality to get right in him sorry head!!! That Man cant make himself shed one tear!! The devil himself!!

[@SunShinyDaysPlease]

That's a wig. A cheap wig that looks like a cheap bag of Ramen noodles.

[@pumibel1720]

@@SunShinyDaysPlease I was hoping that was not her real hair, but if it is a wig, I have to wonder what her real hair looks like. Now I feel bad for her.

[@randomthings7997]

​@@pumibel1720 🎵 We popping like aaaayo, all my \~SEHCTIB~\ got real hair chilling with the top down, screaming like aaaayo, I'mma take her ass down when she bring her friend around, \~ME' KCUF~\ both like aaaayo, I'm a bougie-ass \~,AGGIN~\ left the roof at home! We popping like aaaayo, aaaayo, aaaayo, but don't be acting like I need you... 🎵

[@itsokifitdoesntinvoleu9658]

The microphone in that room is strong. I can almost swear I can hear this dude's heartbeat.

[@KiraSieni]

Right? Probably the best recording I've listened to

[@Felicity2121]

I can hear his arse falling out.

[@Sue20022010]

Yeah, right? What WAS that?

[@jessisblessed6689]

@Sue H footsteps in the hall outside the room

[@jimmyzhao2673]

@@jessisblessed6689 Whoa ! For a minute I thought *it was* his heartbeat.

[@kathyst.pierre5933]

Aside from the actual case, that interview room is insane. The walls are too thin and it seems like there's a person or two constantly walking down the hallway outside the room. It sounds like a creepy heartbeat in the background, lol.

[@tinawindham6958]

I was thinking here comes the handcuffs…uh oh not this time. Then the next set of footsteps I’m thinking it’s the handcuffs….

[@SuzannePada]

I have trauma issues with footsteps, and it was so bad I almost couldn't continue watching the video.

[@hybridchild8393]

The interviewer is very skilled. Quite a unique style compared to other detectives.

[@tinawindham6958]

It’s Canada. They’re very passive.

[@SaintlySinner81]

I found myself saying, out loud lol, "He's doing too much talking." 🗣️🎙️💬 It amazes me how many people choose to talk to the police with no legal representation 🙃

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

well being there on first degree murder charges lol what a fool.

[@youbetyourwrasse]

The guilty conscience really yearns to make it's lies heard?

[@loufo1]

People like to talk very much especially about themself...

[@Sinsteel]

You'd probably be surprised - if you murdered your parents you're probably NOT going to look innocent if you lawyer up 😆 That's the bind he's in. He can get a lawyer and IMMEDIATELY become prime suspect and since he knows he did it well that's basically a slam dunk, OR he can try to fake his way through. Now, we know this is likely not going to work, but hell, it sure looks better than taking your chances in court, which will happen anyway if your ruse fails. The logic on this shit all flips when you're guilty and you know it and your only hope is that somehow they won't figure it out.

[@goodbyemr.anderson5065]

@@Sinsteel bro he was already the prime suspect. Lawyer up its to late now anyways to not look bad.

[@eyehatemyjob2314]

Poor guy has a boo boo on his knee and all anyone wants to talk about is how he murdered his parents.

[@EricPicho-op8bd]

Lol u crazy we need a moment of silence for his pain

[@i_DayDream_]

Prayers to everyone under this video 🙏🏽. . The 1 year anniversary of my dad’s death just passed in January, & its still so hard to comprehend . . But every day it gets a little easier . May God bless each of you with the strength you need on this journey . I don’t know you , but I’m rooting for you !!! ❤

[@Bettinasisrg]

Thank you and I hope you're finding peace.

[@johnnywalker4857]

Being 200k in debt, he figured it was time to cash out his parents. Disgustingly cruel.

[@ianmangham4570]

Was he a gambler ? What did he spend the money on ?

[@Elegant_Sausage]

​​@@ianmangham4570I read that it was lifestyle styff..stuff... like a house that was beyond his means and he was taking trips all the time acting like a big shot

[@renee1961]

He actually Burned his Mother's Home, with her, and his Stepfather in it!!! Cold-blooded!!

[@DonkeKongChick]

I love how she says "you may be charged with first degree murder times 2" and he has absolutely no reaction.

[@pwlyons759]

I went to a police station Once after being called. Said they wanted to talk about something that happened across from my jobsite. They tried to mutt & Jeff me. I got out but they had no clue about anything or anybody so they were fishing big time! I'll never, ever, EVER, talk voluntarily again.

[@STYLESBYLIFEBEAUTYNMORE]

Notice he said there was one person in the hospital He knew who was there

[@Jp-bv8yw]

My goodness he can sure hold a grudge. He probably remembers who's round it was in the pub from 1986

[@carolinebrennan3864]

I can't imagine sitting there talking so nonchalantly about the layout of my moms house, knowing she burned to death that same morning? This monster is cold and calculated. So disgusting.

[@NTSadowski]

Definetly cold.. not calculated.

[@corydinsmore1117]

It's too bad when Dick fell down the stairs, He didn't get his Rick ripped off. Wait, strike that reverse it.

[@josmclove4426]

🤣🤣🤣good one 👍

[@lisacolledge7624]

Really really funny.!

[@90_sGirl]

Detective: Draw me a picture of how you commited the crime. Suspect: ok, heres the layout. 😅

[@p1st0ls44]

Bruh i needed this one today. An hour and a half. Just long enough for the last video of the day at work

[@alchemist3724]

Factory work is quite easy with this channel, I love it

[@donjuan8124]

Helps me with work too! I paint houses/apartments rental property. I would go crazy without all this kind of stuff to listen to while painting all day

[@350zKingz]

You're in for a letdown

[@shawnmaria9064]

With both of them being so soft spoken, this sh*t is putting me to sleep 😂

[@Nancy-cf4oq]

She’s great and so is her hair.

[@nicholawilson8555]

Does he think he's at a therapy session...

[@tranquilrabies]

Drinking game: take a shot every time he says, "My wife is Greek."

[@JayShearerRealEstate]

This is crazy! I live mere minutes from this guy's house in Oakville and the parents house in Dundas and haven't heard a single thing about it in the news.

[@LulledAwake2]

I'm glad that smoking weed as a teenager taught me young that police are NOT your friend and you should not say ANYTGING to them without a lawyer

[@joylesstiger]

You're going to make a fantastic criminal someday.

[@clivewilson4678]

Don't talk to police even with a lawyer! 😆

[@Vaseholly]

I’ll make sure I never say “ANYGING” 🆒

[@LulledAwake2]

@@Vaseholly wow that was so funny you should be a comedian

[@mrglowinthedark498]

Don't say a thing and find out what evidence they have against you before you decide to plead guilty or innocent.

[@angelface925]

Great work! Great commentary, writing and editing! Thanks for all you guy's do

[@tinawindham6958]

YOU are an angel face🐶❤️

[@makianorton2493]

Reminds me of the saying… when you talk long, you talk wrong. Each time I watch these interrogations, this has been the case. Such long winded liars. Well in his case…. EXTREMELY LONG WINDED🙄

[@FlyInTheLotion]

He should have mentioned the crowbar a few more times, I’m sure she finally would have fallen for it (wink-wink).

[@Bettinasisrg]

Especially coupled with that obviously horrible knee injury (eye roll)

[@CissyBrazil]

This is so very sad for the mom and step dad and how they died by his hand. Innocent until proven guilty, but in this case, it’s so obvious after what his dad said 😢😢

[@sjones2195]

The story of his mother consoling him after his father left is 💔 You unalive your biggest cheerleader and for what? A child unaliving their parents incomprehensible.

[@reeseholland8717]

Unless it’s gypsy rose, she’s one of the exceptions

[@yeahB]

I didn't buy that story. He shed not a single tear when his Dad moved out . He was not a baby anymore in 12. grade anyways

[@SynthRockViking]

"Where should I sit?" 😂 Ha! The shit chair, in the corner, for you 😏☝

[@truthhurts3524]

Limpy screwed up with his crowbar story. Said he step dad found it in the grass in the back yard. Near the end of interrogation he claimed it was found up against the house. This interrogator played this perfectly, the quiet soft spoken routine worked. Made this doofus feel very comfortable that he could talk his way out.

[@gilliancotsford3866]

Thank goodness for your narrative because some of the interrogations are so hard to hear. And I love interrogations ❤️ thank you

[@corydinsmore1117]

If he had absolutely nothing to do with it, I would still hate him.

[@dudley5658]

And I thought I was the worst son for forgetting my mom’s birthday once.

[@aliciamitcheax6494]

When did the police or law enforcement, start telling people that they interrogate that there’s someone in another room listening and taking notes during their interview…🤔😳😒🤦🏾‍♀️

[@sherribrock2726]

This is Canada. They are polite that way!😂😂

[@Vaseholly]

That’s literally the most basic information of an interrogation

[@boldfacedtruth]

@@Vaseholly Not in America

[@marilynm8381]

Yup. Not in America.

[@SevenRavens007]

Id walk straight out that door and straight to my lawyers office.

[@lenjsun]

Do these family killers go to the same school for statements and alibis? Flat monotone, flat affect, rambling, excessive details of non-relevant events, trailing, high use of filler words and dysfluency. He sounds like Chris Watts, Chandler Halderson and a few others. On a positive note, the detective is great, she doesn't interrupt him as he blathers and is very disarming.

[@inkstain7193]

I’ve talked the same while being interviewed about my roommates suicide. Being in shock is a weird thing.

[@Tom-mb1ix]

What I enjoy about this channel are the crimes you report on that I havent seen before and I sub to 10 plus true crime creators. Thanks SS

[@c.h.r.i.s.t.i.n]

The painter needs to be fired. Who doesn't remove the outlet covers when painting? Then, someone came along to edit the outlet and never returned any cover. It's going to make me nuts watching this.