The Craziest Interrogation You'll Ever See

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[@charliehay1520]

I am subbed to several true crime/ Interrogation channels...I like to listen,watch,and learn the darker side of human nature from them.. Yours are my favorite...I try out what I learn on my Children..lol...they Absolutely hate it Thank you for all the hard work you put in💯👍

[@problematic_canik]

I really enjoy this channel. Do you make these videos solo? If so kudos to you man. You have the perfect voice for this stuff.

[@tinytoot12]

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[@seraann4158]

Stranger stories, ever since JCS interrogation analysis, viewers are way more tuned into techniques so please step up the commentary in your content. It hasnt been very insightful and doesn't add much to the interrogations that you show us. Please take this as a critique for improved future content. 🙏

[@miamimay9200]

I love this channel. It’s very entertaining. Great Work.

[@OnlyJalenPhd]

You know you’re a true crime fanatic when you see something over 4 hours long, and w/o hesitation, you hit the play button.

[@RetroRogue.]

I say that about Rocky Rambo. I was pumped to see 9 hours. The longer the video the better. I always watch the longest ones first and work my way down because the short ones just aren't enough.

[@melissachew2880]

Okayyyyyyyyyyyy LOL

[@charliechurch5004]

lol me too

[@cheanarchist2381]

Omg is this 4 hours long 😳😳😳

[@GrabEmByThePlushie]

Without batting an eye.

[@amelie9271]

I went on a date last weekend. We were talking about our likes, hobbies, etc and I blurted out, “….and I love to listen to hours-long police interrogations to help me fall asleep, especially ones of murder suspects…” The look on that man’s face was one of pure shock and horror. The reactive look on my face was one of confusion. He did not ask me for a second date.

[@Karenanne247]

You don’t need those sort of people in your life! 😉😁

[@amelie9271]

@@Karenanne247 Right?! When he didn’t ask me out again I was like, “Well…I dodged a bullet there!” 😂

[@anonymousreviews6170]

You should of said you use these cases to profile people 😂 let’em know don’t try me.

[@shanakelley7365]

@@anonymousreviews6170 😂😂😂

[@dandylion9998]

😂 my husband “but you like weird stuff like that….” as we were discussing something kinda twisted and morbid. LOL. I told him yes, I have a morbid curiosity to a point.

[@twilightskiesx]

It’s crazy to think that the mom literally gave birth to the person who would kill her. Just picturing the mom holding her daughter after giving birth not knowing that this little baby would one day grow up and take her life. The mom gave life, the daughter takes life away. It’s such a eerie thing, gives me the creeps😖 Edit: there was a typo I wanted to fix

[@carleneevans8768]

If only crystal balls were real.

[@BaldandInsecure183.]

Watch the Jennifer Pan interview

[@kleezyubeezy]

for real. it makes me look at babies differently... like are u gunna kill your mom later ? i dont know.

[@emptylotionbottle]

Children kinda kill their parents anyway. Maybe not on purpose or all at once, but the stress of dealing with kids, working multiple jobs to support them, the sleep deprivation, and the general burden of parenting itself, definitely sends a lot of parents to an early grave. Childfree people statistically live longer.

[@Honeyycavee]

Sick

[@tinglelingaling6]

My Mom died Feb of this year. I was the one who found her. It just makes me so mad that she threw her Mother away and I would give anything to get mine back.

[@JoyDavidson]

I found my mom the 10th of this month. This woman sucks. I'm very sorry for both of our losses. ❤

[@tinglelingaling6]

@@JoyDavidson I’m so sorry about your Mom. It’s bad enough losing your mom, but I wish I wasn’t the one who found her. But she’s at peace. Now that’s all that matters. Hugs for you.

[@JoyDavidson]

@@tinglelingaling6 agreed. Finding my mom was very traumatic.

[@tinglelingaling6]

@@JoyDavidson I know, I can't get it out of my mind.

[@carolineaustin1652]

I'm sorry for your loss. I can't imagine the pain of losing my mom. It's really mindblowing to think of the fact she gave birth to this woman, raised her, takes care of her as an adult.. and then kills her?! So heartbreaking.

[@laday4792]

To live 79 years just to be killed by her psychotic daughter. So incredibly sad. Rip Mom. You deserved better.

[@London-v1e]

Not psychotic ,She’s GREEDY FULL STOP😂

[@christinestill5002]

Some convicted ppl maintain their innocence for years & never change details.

[@savannahallen8590]

The mom sounds like a wonderful, kind woman with a greater sense of charity than most and I bet she's chilling in Heaven with my great grandma ❤️

[@geronimomajinbro]

Did she? Do you personally know her? She did raise a rotten apple 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@savannahallen8590]

@@geronimomajinbro I have seen numerous cases in which the parents are wonderful people who did everything they could to raise their children right and one of them still ends up awful. I recommend watching the Grant Amato case if you honestly believe it's her fault that her daughter turned out this way

[@ParisFashionista]

“If you are telling the truth, you don’t need a good memory.” ~Judge Judy

[@eh-i1841]

That’s a lot older than Judge Judy.My mum used to say that,to us,when we were kids,and I’m 71.

[@sprout_456]

@@eh-i1841 maybe your mom is judge Judy

[@hereallyfast]

This is patently untrue and can land innocent people in jail.

[@hereallyfast]

Witness identification is notoriously unreliable

[@DubsTV93]

@@hereallyfast First, it's not "patently untrue." And no, it's been proven more often than not, that people who lie to police forget their lies and get caught up.

[@Rafterpigeon345]

I think this is one of the most hilariously terrible attempts at lying I’ve ever seen. This is like toddler covered in paint insisting that they didn’t spill the paint bad.

[@michaelv1984]

I totally agree. It’s almost comical!!! She’s terrible

[@ColonizersBlow]

Cookie crumbs all over her shirt…🤦🏽‍♀️

[@Claudia-lq3ns]

Great analogy 👏

[@nonyabiz2777]

Nice. We have 5 kids and that’s a accurate account 100%. Bravo.

[@charliechurch5004]

yeah it would be funny if an old lady wasn't dead. imagine killing ur own mother then buying her....😶😔

[@leebrasseaux8470]

The lack of questions she has after he reveals what happened to her mom says it all.

[@joclarkson2149]

Yeah because I would have been like HOW DID SHE DIE ? WHERE WAS IT YOU FOUND HER ? The only thing I wouldn't have asked is WHY ? Because they very seldom know the answer to that question 😭😭😭

[@cbtx8615]

No kidding. I just got to that part and my first question is how did she die? Seriously.

[@VistonZilla337]

Seriously thou!!!! Instead she asks WHERE!? She seriously asked for a direct location rather than why and what happened to her … so sad

[@kimshiflett3760]

A whole new level of evil

[@kimshiflett3760]

Damn Amy bought fake flowers from dollar tree I bet

[@melb3450]

“Does your mother have a daily routine?” “No.” *then goes on to explain her mother’s detailed daily routine* 😂

[@j.d.simpson8021]

Every person her moms age has a daily routine and it's probably down to the minute every single day.

[@jackkawf4449]

The worst of it is she literally had to list it twice "she usually walks her grandson to school, then she goes back for lunch,...um...she also, in the morning, brings him to school, and then she'll bring him lunch" ....did the record skip in her brain?

[@truthhurts3524]

Numerous years clean now, but when I was an addict, I had erratic behavior, stole $$ to feed my addiction. The thought of killing anyone, let alone a family member, never crossed my mind. This woman is a complete waste of a human being.

[@ZECH1189]

Ditto! No matter how high or fucked up I was, never once had a thought to harm ANYONE.

[@carolineaustin1652]

I just made the same comment on a recent interrogation too. I'm sober now and I did a lot of bad stuff in addiction but I never thought of hurting(physically) or killing anyone. Congrats on your clean time! 🩷

[@truthhurts3524]

@@carolineaustin1652 Back at ya! Keep going strong!

[@bkrystal521]

Same here that's fucking insane! And I can remember 3 different occasions where I died and friends dropped me off near a canal in Florida to die or kicked me out the car dead. I was in a coma for 3 months they told my momma I would never be the same I would have the mind of a 4/5 year old child. IAM FINE NOW THANK GOD! However I never ever thought about killing someone nor qould I ever leave someone to just die. Smh people are careless and wreckless

[@goofyahhgorillatag]

Thank you. Same here. I was in active addiction a long long time. In recovery now thank God buy I never ever thought about physically harming anyone to obtain money for drugs ever!!

[@thumbalinaaaa]

i love how she’s denying everything and he casually whips out his phone to look at some pieces of evidence 😭

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

I can’t believe the lengths she goes and lies. Liars . Are they born or are they made.

[@Claudia-lq3ns]

And she's so bad at this, she obviously didn't think this through. Did she not think they would dig up her withdrawaling $ from her mom's account and buying things on her mother's card? So incredibly dumb while her mother is missing.

[@mikmaq.empress]

Actually, him going on messenger/chat screen is what annoys me cause I can't see the words on this tiny screen and makes me want to rewatch on a big tv lol

[@anndaniels3545]

@@mikmaq.empress that's usually how I watch mine, on the big tv

[@strangebotwin-]

@@anndaniels3545 the big 50 inch tv you bought with your mom’s credit card? Lol

[@sinda_hella]

That woman is cooooold hearted. She learns of her mums death and when she finishes “crying” those napkins are still as crunchy as they were before she started.

[@Really2025]

Why would she have tears?? Who killed their mom?

[@shericorder3651]

CRUNCHY ?? LMAO😂

[@kerrycavanaugh4268]

​@@shericorder3651 I thought that was brilliant as well.

[@beckydennis6591]

My heart breaks for the grandson. From the sounds of it he spent time with his grandmother almost every single day of his life. It touched my heart that he is a teenager and she still brought his lunch to school. Rest in heaven sweet lady

[@cynthiatolman326]

Her world must have revolved around him. That kind of love can never be replaced.

[@domgesvalli3164]

I agree

[@EEA1981]

My husband's grandmother did this for him too when he was in high school. She lived down the street and would bring him lunch every single day: fast food, homemade favorites, salads...whatever he wanted. He still talks about it to this day. We lost her to Covid early in the pandemic and miss her dearly.

[@beckydennis6591]

@@EEA1981 Aww! God Bless

[@dariadavies256]

I had an amazing grandmother like this lady too! She always lived within a stones throw away from me even into adulthood when I had my own home. She lived for her family and it’s so true In the above statement that a love like that can never be replaced! I miss her everyday and so do my children. This woman is sickening!

[@greeneyes2296]

I love these long interrogations on my days off i can clean do laundry and cook all while listening thankyou!

[@pantherplatform]

She's one of those people who's so far removed from reality that she literally thinks the cops can't tell she's lying like they haven't been trained to detect that before.

[@neekieeee]

Lmao! You are spot on! Incredible observation! I totally see it.

[@xo_babymo]

Its the audacity for me. I'm so glad criminals are not the brightest bulb in the shed

[@HalcyonxTeatree]

m3th will absolutely do that to people. so embarrassing.

[@spinach4u]

she thinks she is smarter than these people that have made careers out of this. LOL

[@sallyviolet13]

It's always so funny to me when someone like her thinks she is coming off as honest and likable when in reality she's miserably failing at both! Not only is she a horrible liar she also just comes off as an extremely unlikable person and there's no doubt in my mind that she thinks she's coming off as just the opposite.

[@Maggiemoon333]

"I don't know why my phone is doing what it's doing." It's those robots again😂😂😂😂

[@mamabear52]

If law enforcement ever starts a conversation by reading me my rights, I am asking for an attorney. She is just giving too many unasked details, which I am prone to do in normal conversations, like now, lol.

[@MosDaft]

Please - what you don't realize is that you ALWAYS have the right to remain silent, and you NEVER have to speak to law enforcement, whether they read you your Miranda Rights, or not. My 16 year old son was set up by an ex-girlfriend's parents when he broke up with her. The mother works for the sheriff's department, the father for the police department. They had their "friends" in law enforcement harass my son and I, and my 16 year old was ultimately charged and jailed for "stalking" her. This was able to go on for 9 months, until finally the charges were dropped. But, she continues to stalk him. If neither my son, nor I, had ever spoken to anyone from law enforcement in any capacity, nothing would have ever happened. But, we were not aware of that. Other than in traffic stops, do not speak to law enforcement. Ever.

[@mamabear52]

@@MosDaft We can just hope she finds help for her issues, the parents too, and finds a new love interest. My sons are much older now but we had at least two instances of women stalking them in their late teens/early 20s, once breaking his car windows, a gift from her that we told him not to accept, and also opening the bedroom window from outside and coming in, scary times.

[@antpaste]

Lol, I think u gave the perfect amount of info, tbh.

[@jennl8462]

I am an over share-er and a people pleaser. I’m screwed if I start talking.

[@mamabear52]

@@markmike7933 I don't think this case is that many years back, but yeah, I get it that if you are innocent or just want to know why you are there you might talk. Being read your rights is a major red flag for you to ask for an attorney. There are legit times you are probably okay to talk to cops, you witness a possible abduction, car accident, etc

[@AshMeows]

The aunt called the cops without telling her because she probably had her own suspicions

[@icantthinkofaname15]

Ya, maybe

[@Rubycella]

RiGhT!!!

[@bari2883]

And she was probably worried she’d kill her too. So she left for her safety and came back with cops.

[@Movetheproduct]

Racist

[@RochellB46]

That part 👏🏽 I’m glad she did

[@CJDrischler]

The patience these officers have these suspects is incredible

[@thisisengland3503]

I was just thinking 🤔 the same

[@RicoBurghFan]

I definitely wouldn't be able to do it.

[@mellzyathome.9426]

Agreed

[@Name-oz4lq]

It’s not patience, it’s tactics.

[@zlevelx]

i'm sure its part of their training

[@Caf55]

If this lady didn't want her Mom anymore I would've gladly taken her. The Mom sounds like an amazing person. I would've loved a Mom that cared even a little bit.

[@TinyTinaTeaParty]

Me too. I understand you. Not many people understand what it’s like to have no parent to love you and nurture you and teach you especially a mother.

[@carolineaustin1652]

​@strangerdanger4167what a ridiculous response.

[@River_wylde]

She wanted her money

[@SarahDunlap]

I love your interjections throughout the video!Finally a content creator that doesn’t forget about us during hours long interrogation!

[@notawerewolf305]

'Explore with us' also does a great job

[@Elegant_Sausage]

Meh

[@Ooh_PieceOfCandy]

If you like this you need to check out EWU Crime storytime and Explore With Us (their newer videos). They have a team of professionals (detective, prosecutors, psychologists, etc) that analyze suspect/victim behavior throughout the entirety of the bodycam footage/ 911 calls/ interrogations. It goes way above and beyond this. I have learned SO MUCH from them.

[@raintree3383]

@@Ooh_PieceOfCandy Yes...also Dreading is in my Top 3 as well

[@Stacey-go5jx]

@@raintree3383dreading is awesome

[@thebreadthingy]

Your mom's missing and you're being treated as a suspect and you're that calm? If you did not have anything to do with your mom's disappearance, and you were treated as a suspect, there's no way in hell would you be this calm. You'd be outraged.

[@jackkawf4449]

I mean I wouldn't necessarily be outraged, until it hit about 2-3 hours, the first portion would probably be crying or begging they leave me alone and go do their job to find her and the person that did it. The outrage would come after I've cried enough and I'm starting to feel like it's absurd they want to waste time on me.

[@suchafknladyyy]

@@jackkawf4449 bc we're innocent and not stalling time to avoid lockup 😂

[@brendascholz444]

I would be so heartbroken if I was accused of killing my mom. Then angry and say go find my mom's killer!!

[@Starbuxlvr1313]

She loves this attention and she think she’s believable too!

[@stephanierobert2973]

My thoughts exactly

[@ssshawn0007]

Hello my fellow strangers. This just posted 25 minutes ago and with a 4 hour commitment, I assume we are all watching this together. 🍿

[@queenbemoka11]

You would be right, my good (insert pronoun) 😂

[@lucanolallo1776]

It’s been on other channels for over a year now. She has 2 more interrogations with one taking place after arrest. Very excellent

[@thisisengland3503]

I watched it over 2days here and there like most of the long interrogations there's not many I've not seen fellow crime binger

[@HannahRose19960]

Gonna try an finish it all tonight lol

[@g.l.rgaming6369]

@@HannahRose19960 did you make it? I just started

[@Alli8833]

Something i've learned from watching so many of these videos: When an interrogator says "Gotcha" to you throughout the interview, he believes you're guilty AF, lol.

[@SassyShelly]

Aside from her cries being completely unbelievable. You could tell she was trying real hard to not talk about her in the past tense. There were a couple times where she slipped up and said things like I " loved " her but for the most part she did pretty good. Usually that's where they always screw up.

[@halimak625]

Past tense ... yes did u watch Matthew moore case that was on today the verdict not guilty? He referred to his dead wife in past tense although he only reported her missing

[@SassyShelly]

@@halimak625 I have not seen that one yet will have to check it out.

[@halimak625]

@@SassyShelly i still think he's guilty...she apparently partially hung herself with a USB cord, same way his son did 10mths prior....

[@xmfalconmad3513]

Yeah and then she completely drops the ball at around 1.48 and speaks enough past tense to push us all into tomorrow

[@citizenblue]

I heard it too, and it seemed like the investigator picked up on it but wasn't ready to call her on it

[@1rembo69]

It would be cool to hear the conversations outside the interrogation room when the detectives leave the room

[@Jane-nt3vy]

Yes!!!

[@goldieloxx98]

I always wonder that too

[@lynnehunter104]

Oh to be a fly on the wall when those convos take place!

[@1rembo69]

@@lynnehunter104 I’d like to set in on one of those interrogation in the other room as it’s going on!!!

[@ericabamforth6528]

I’m speculating words like “imbecile, moron, dipshit, greedy a.h” may get thrown around.

[@47ccarte]

For anyone that really enjoyed this interrogation like I did (this is my third, maybe fourth time watching this specific interrogation since the first time I watched it because it’s just too good), there are at least two follow up interrogations with her that are just as great.. I think the final one is by her request so that she can “clear her name once and for all”.. she’s in her jail jumpsuit and everything and she tells them this fantastic tale about a man named “Rocket” who just happens to be, coincidentally, a meth dealer (but she quit that a long time ago, guys) that she met by just seeing him drive down the road and goes on to tell this incredible story about the night her mother “went missing” and all about their escapades CLEARLY proving she has nothing to do with mother dearest’s departure. I highly recommend to all that enjoyed this

[@jessicascott6413]

Thank u for that info cuz i was wondering how she got life in prison on such lack of evidence from this interrogation.

[@draka46]

Thank youuuu!

[@mistyhughes898]

Don’t they have a recording of her calling Bank of America or one of them and she’s still like “nope not me” or is that a different crazy woman lol

[@Bunnybond]

Thank you so much

[@steph_iz_reel8696]

Can you share where the other videos are?

[@bryantsutton4412]

To give birth to the very person that kills you is incredibly sad 😔😢

[@brenandbruiser9885]

If I just found out my mother died ten minutes ago, and the person that informed me takes the conversation back to purchases at Walmart, there’s no way!! I was screaming, crying and couldn’t breathe when I got the news about my mama. For at least week my brain couldn’t function enough to focus on small details even if it would have been to find the killer. She has completely stopped all that emotion instantly. I would give any and all material possessions for just one more hour with mom. I think that is what makes me so angry about this interview

[@shygirlflygirl]

So sorry for your loss. I can't even imagine.

[@Scruffy995]

Yes I lost my mum a year ago and couldn’t function for weeks afterwards so I understand what you mean. I’m so sorry for your loss.

[@cassidymcmahon9691]

I found my momma myself. She passed in her sleep at 57. Soo unexpected and my baby was 6wks old. I was almost out in the hospital I shut down so bad This woman makes my skin crawl.

[@commonsense571]

✨💖✨I wish you comfort in grief. May her memory be a blessing to you. ✨

[@meemawdragon9964]

So sorry 😢 about your dear mom. I can’t imagine how you felt but I couldn’t be so calm either. ✌️💕🥰

[@brenandbruiser9885]

The worst thing about the whole case is that thing forced her mother to call her sister and say she was leaving...I can only imagine the terror and shock and heartbreak the victim went thru. I can’t imagine that sisters pain, adding her to my prayers tonight

[@cynthiatolman326]

I'm scrolling through the comments while listening and I was thinking that exact thing. Can you imagine her fear? She had to have known her daughter was going to kill her, why oh why didn't she scream help?

[@sakeenasalahudjaggers9204]

I agree

[@sakeenasalahudjaggers9204]

@@cynthiatolman326 she may have had a 🗡 to her or 🛠 who knows

[@CuriousGoodsJessica]

@@sakeenasalahudjaggers9204 I think I'd be crying so hard in shock, disbelief and horror I couldn't be quiet anyway? The betrayal breaks my heart. My family is my everything!

[@ladycwin07]

I'm 2 hrs in and was wondering whole time like wait she called her other daughter soooo what happened??? but thanks for the lookout point tho

[@dazenguile4215]

“I don’t need jewelry.. I don’t need a TV.. a mirror.. etc..” Not “I would never steal from my mother”. This lady is an infuriating idiot. Only thing worse than a liar is a poor liar. This detective has the patience of a saint. Edit to add that this detective is awesome at his job.

[@MrRiccars]

"The phone says this, it is basically impossible for this to be untrue." "ok, no. its not true."

[@camvin575]

She didn't want the items in her mother's home just the whole bank account....disgusted. I bet her mum had less then 50k.....probably about 20k max it's disgusting. Not watched the whole of the video yet.

[@niikkii_]

I agree!! Also, her stuttering (because she’s lying) is the most annoying thing I’ve ever heard 😖😖😖

[@Daysleeper1000]

@@niikkii_ agree. She's trying to act like she's the victim...as if her her poor memory is due to the stress of situation 🙄

[@heleneocleary5888]

@@niikkii_ We had a Taoiseach, that’s a Prime Minister , he was the worst liar ever. He stuttered, he said he didn’t have a Bank Account!!! He was being investigated for taking bribes. He said his ex wife had all the money!! He raised his eyebrows to make himself seem more sympathetic. The majority of the country believed and supported him. I found that, the most unbelievable thing of all.

[@tarishapiro8451]

I can’t believe she didn’t ask for a lawyer and stop talking halfway into the 2nd detective’s questioning. She has lied so much in her life, she thinks she can get away with anything.

[@crystalfreeman7076]

It's because she is Narsisistic and thinks she can get her way out of anything all the while enjoying talking about her mom with the police. She is messed up!

[@tjneverdefeated4394]

She’s totally delusional

[@pineappleyumyumcake2103]

It’s like she assumed they were just gonna take her word when giving her explanations. It’s like she is totally oblivious to literal paper trails. 😂

[@justinbond558]

*The volume levels are WAY better! Thank you for listening to your viewers!*

[@lauraszasz5818]

I still have to listen with headphones in order to hear it all clearly.

[@mainanawacho5322]

​@@lauraszasz5818 its still better than before

[@arcrides6841]

Most of these lazy channels use raw audio which is always terrible in these interrogation rooms. Check out "Crime Circus". That guy does a bunch of noise reduction on all his videos and shows these interrogations with super clear audio. The difference is ridiculous

[@mommyof3_908]

Watching this angers me. I lost my Mom when she was just 59yrs old back in 2016. Then lost my Dad only 4yrs after that. I can't even imagine this kind of evil. I would give almost anything to have my parents back.

[@bigbeefscorcho]

I’m very sorry for your loss. I hope you are able to find peace- loss is such a painful thing.

[@mommyof3_908]

@@bigbeefscorcho thank you for the kind words! 💜🙏

[@justienepeters9610]

I’m Sorry for the losses 😔my step dad went through the same thing same years just his dad passed before his mom. Hard to see others mourn their parents passing😕 I just don’t know what I would do in yalls situation

[@mommyof3_908]

@@justienepeters9610 thank you. ❤🙏

[@victoryforever1915]

Me too 😭

[@brandtanderson930]

Thanks!

[@lorijefferson1833]

She stood in the backyard smoking, knowing her mother was buried back there😟 That is so horrible.

[@emmadobbins694]

Isn't that *fucked*? Gives me chills.

[@KM-bf6ls]

Why did they. Ever ask her about the strange mound and fake flowers in the back yard ?

[@KM-bf6ls]

Never*

[@ritawashere5787]

Yes SMH and every time the police brought up her mother being deceased or buried, that's when you see her hide her face in her hands because it just hurts her heart so much! She's such a victim. SMH

[@thekmfdmmachine3919]

Lori, Nothing wrong with a nice quite visit.....

[@annemarierowe6967]

If that happened to my mother I would be crying so hard for a long time I wouldn't even be able to talk

[@Gabbermans57]

And you would be a murderer!

[@RochellB46]

Right !! My grandma died of a heart attack and I couldn’t stop crying for literally hours

[@user-nn1vs]

everyone handles death and grief differently, but no question you can tell she does not care. its all fake emotions.

[@eh-i1841]

@@RochellB46 I know,my mum died 20 years ago,and I still miss her,and shed a tear sometimes.

[@joannadechenne6368]

Right?!! I would be on the floor choking and rocking back and forth. This evil SKANK! May she rot... for decades

[@Brandibb]

She seems almost offended that her sister only would respond back with "K"... she knew she was responsible for something.

[@sethimonfiresis5846]

Have you seen the interview with the sister? She pretty much made it clear she was suspicious from the phone call and they interviewed the “boyfriend” too. This lady lies so bad idk why she thought this was remotely believable knowing full well they will talk to everybody. Yeah the sister was terrified for her mom for a long time because she knew Amy was taking her money and stealing from her. How low can you be to kill your mom and drain her account almost IMMEDIATELY.

[@bludripplayz5679]

1ll

[@kr-pm1xg]

⁉️..."K"...

[@riffdex]

Time stamp?

[@kristova91]

Im Reading this as she's saying it lol

[@BytheBOOK76]

She was "hysterical" for a few minutes after hearing of her mom's murder!! She also didn't ask how she died. She immediately turns defensive. She is guilty as hell!!!

[@ExtraterrestrialExcrement]

At some point she did ask 'what happened?'.

[@tiffanye9776]

It's baffling how tiny of a nugget of hope or distraction they will bite onto from the detective..but only when they're guilty. An innocent and truthful person would say "what the fk does my biggest regret in life have to do with finding my missing mother?!?!" And she doesn't even realize she's playing the game the guilty play, she's just happy he's not asking her where the body is buried

[@roleat]

An Autistic person could be led down another conversation path easily even if telling the truth. Just fyi altho I do believe this woman is likely guilty.

[@myliza700]

Right... She's in this four hour interrogation... If my mom was actually missing I would be PISSED if they had me stuck in a n interrogation room instead of oyt there searching for my mom.

[@tiffanye9776]

@@myliza700 exactly

[@Claudia-lq3ns]

Everything about her just reeks GUILTY.

[@booognish]

Those little bits are always the craziest parts. I’ve seen one where they were asking a dude that murdered his wife and kids all these really disturbing graphic questions about hypothetical things that might have happened, and he’s just casually answering. In completely abnormal subservience and respect for these wildly inappropriate things. Yeahhh, totally normal reaction..

[@sophiaisabelle027]

Interrogations are eerily fascinating to witness. The more you delve in deeper, the more dark revelations and truths get exposed. Suspects can never hide for too long. Victims need justice, and we should all learn to value that.

[@Rando15]

It's totally compelling. I admire the patience of the police.

[@annemarierowe6967]

I know in a dark sense of relief I always think thank God that isn't me in there caught in some horrible situation knowing you're going to jail for the rest of your life over making a really stupid unloving decision

[@beez3077]

Same! I’d be blubbering and give up my shenanigans in seconds. 😩

[@kittikat2318]

Her crying is so ridiculous. Burying your face to hide your fake tears just like you buried your own mom…classless all the way around.

[@pantherplatform]

Never get a lawyer and talk right away because if you don't you automatically get sentenced to life in prison because innocent people don't need a lawyer to paint themselves into a corner of half truths and white lies.

[@nellym333]

She "mourned" her mothers death for a min and went back to her regular tone. That's crazy! He did a great job because I would have lost it right there.

[@CokeZorro]

I love this detective his pauses, keeps ya on the edge of your seat. His calm "ok" after all information is disarming and intimidating at the same time.

[@vastvideos7212]

Her sobs seem unnatural and access to her cedit cards, PLASTIC FLOWERS on top of the burial site,inconsistent phone records,telling different stories to different people with the audacity to play innocent with a childlike defense.sounds like a slam dunk

[@Movetheproduct]

I like plastic flowers, you anti plastic-flowerinist

[@camvin575]

@@Movetheproduct LMAO!!

[@leannebilotta9323]

Love how this guilty woman was so heartbroken when she heard her mother passed away, then immediately goes on tangent after tangent speaking about herself. Narcissistic to the core!! Shameful!!

[@thewatchcommander7253]

You know you're their primary suspect when they've been questioning you for that long, claiming it's to figure out WHERE your mother is, and then they make the big reveal that they've known the whole time.

[@delacyfans]

It never ceases to amaze me how these people think they are ever going to get away with this! Sheer idiocy to think that the bank records and her phone won’t be checked! She thinks she’s so clever!

[@Kitsune2009]

I agree but also ( especially if she’s a paralegal) why the heck is she talking. Lawyer now. Innocent or guilty lawyer. I guess I’m glad in some ways these guilty people do talk so they don’t get away with murder

[@marshapieroni6677]

That's all I can come up with. They honestly think they are too smart to get caught. And I can't understand that

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@@Kitsune2009and we get entertained by listening to their crazy made up jacked up stories

[@yeetusdeletus8565]

She really thought she could just say that the bank and phone records didn't record the records; like that's the entire point of having bank and phone records lol.

[@johnb9573]

It’s so sick having to watch her pretend to be torn up over her mom being missing when there’s thousands of people out there right now who have a missing love one they’re trying to find

[@jakebiassa]

Whenever murderers pretend to be upset over the disappearance or murder of a loved one they always come across so cringe that it literally embarrasses me and I'm just a viewer.

[@joyesmith7736]

Or someone whose lost their mom and are devastated they will never see them on earth again 😢

[@danifull39]

@@joyesmith7736 yes. came here to say that. nothing i wouldnt do to have my mom back. 7 months and im still just lost in space

[@thelmahaynes8013]

Yesssss I totally agree I watched 5 times straight so I wanted to see if she did this I would do anything to see my mom who past away 2010 and she had a beautiful mom to Amy money would be more important hell I worked 2 job's just so my parents would not have any worries she DESERVES EVERYTHING SHE GETS

[@derekhugh]

It's called "possession"

[@smartalix5295]

It's bad enough she did all of that, but to bury her mom in the yard, which is mere minutes from her sister's home. . . is just crazy. Did she actually believe no one would notice this new hole in the yard with a bunch of fake flowers on it, as though it were an actual grave? Then, she goes on a PWT spending spree with her mom's money? Damn, how high do you have to be to think you're getting away with any of that. Jesus! She might as well have posted a video of herself committing the murder on social media, because it's about as obvious as if she had.

[@obsessedwithheathers5939]

She’s not her mom. She’s her mommy. How could she say that after killing her mom. 😨

[@Itried20takennames]

Yeah, it is weird that people seem to think they’ll get away with murders in which they are the incredibly obvious suspect, such as “I am having an affair, telling everyone that I hate my husband and wish he was dead, having lots of loud fights, and I just increased his life insurance hugely, but let’s plan a murder…who would suspect me if I say things were great in the marriage?”

[@arcrides6841]

she may as well have walked straight into the jail and sealed the locks herself

[@CMc_39]

Junkies are so detached from reality it’s crazy. The insane excuses and lies that they don’t even realize how ridiculous they sound and justify to themselves that they’re believable. For someone who clearly premeditated doing this you’d think she’d have at least tried to cover her own tracks. What a scumbag

[@jasoncoward-aintscared]

This detective has reached legend status with how patient and calm he's remained. Im at 90 mins and at least 3 times I screamed at my TV out of frustration for this chick trying to manipulate him through confusion. Well done pal.

[@arcrides6841]

If he had poor patience then the lady would have a far better ability to manipulate him through confusion and all other kinds of BS mind tactics. He must have that strength in order to keep her down where she belongs.

[@jasoncoward-aintscared]

@@arcrides6841 oh I agree 100% with that. My point was I didn't have his zen watching this from my bedroom. That detective is the MVP.

[@tanyahart2396]

I'm so sure that these police have NIGHTMARES after hearing the shit they hear. All the lies, and denial. I feel bad for the police having to dealing with this type of person😢

[@victoryforever1915]

I bet they have to speak with a therapist at certain times. Some departments have their own therapist. Some of them are probably on a low dose anxiety medication as well.

[@itzJuztThomas]

When the suspect starts to gaslight the facts and interrupt with meaningless corrections you know the game is up, they've cracked under the pressure and the only one that doesn't realise it is them.

[@chasepct]

My favorite thing to do when these people start busting out absurd lies is scream "liar! Murderer! Killer!"

[@lynnehunter104]

Lol

[@heyitsjayy]

This channel always comes in clutch when I need something to watch 😭🙌🏽

[@thumbalinaaaa]

This is like my 3rd time coming back to watch this interrogation.. The fact she stood on the back porch smoking, knowing her mother was buried in the backyard is absolutely horrible and actually disturbing 😕 she was asked who does she think would do this, her response was an “animal” well i guess you’re an animal

[@jstidham4888]

I love your interrogation videos! These keep me so interested in the world of criminal justice and how important body language is to pay close attention. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@sjones2195]

Her telling the cops how her mom would drop her grandson off at school amd then bring him lunch is 💔 to hear.. She would go and read her bible on the back porch 😢 it sounds like she was a great person. Idk how anyone could kill let alone your own mother.

[@jakebiassa]

She did sound like a good person but reading the bible on the back porch is not one of the examples that made her sound like a good person. It doesn't make her sound bad either. Saying someone likes to drink lemonade doesn't make someone sound good or bad, just like reading the bible.

[@sjones2195]

@@jakebiassa you may not comprehend every comment made and that's ok. Her reading her bible shows that she was attempting to live a bible based life. It's shows that she had morals and wanted to live the life he wants for us. It's my opinion ty.

[@germyw]

@@sjones2195 Agreed.

[@TinyTinaTeaParty]

@@jakebiassa someone who reads the Bible is rereading the word. The word makes us want to be better. Reading the bible fills our souls with good feelings. If you truly read the bible you know it’s so filled with how we are to treat one another it’s impossible not to become better and treat others with love. Not only that but it shows she’s a simple woman. She enjoys being outside and reading. She didn’t deserve to be murdered for something as common as money!

[@elliotttaylor8314]

I love how she explains the depositing of money like it’s this new crazy concept that she can barely understand so they’re certainly not going to and it’s so fast and efficient it leaves no paper trail really and she doesn’t understand how this is happening but it definitely happened lmao. Horrible liar.

[@squanderbird1]

There for a moment I was feeling some sexual tension going on? What a savage

[@neekieeee]

Hahaha! I can't wait til I get to this part

[@Anna-vi8jl]

Also when people lie they tend to over explain so I feel like that’s why she was dragging all those lil details

[@elliotttaylor8314]

@@Anna-vi8jl mos definitely

[@cjrrob7336]

@@Anna-vi8jl exactly, in the 1st 8 minutes she was explaining almost word for word what her phone conversations were. But now she doesn't understand how her phone works. SMH these cops are so patient. I could NOT sit through all this!

[@dbx1233]

I don't know what she did to her phone, but for some reason, that phone was doing everything in its power to pin this murder on her.

[@fizizfuzzies]

😂😂😂

[@trudyburgoyne808]

What an evil, conniving monster. Not too bright either. A complete sicko! Thank you for all your hard work, SS.

[@43702669]

I swear I could almost see her feigning to sob, but actually laughing when the detective told her about the “plastic flowers”. This woman is something else.

[@Judas1911WR1]

and when she starts to talk about aaaaaall the laptops/phones/etc... she goes as far as saying "...my mom hates windows8 soooo much..." .

[@joelenep.2528]

She’s pure evil

[@KiRplease]

Me too!

[@VaBeachBeach2971]

Yeah, the whole, “No, No, No,No” she sobbed was extremely fake.

[@paintedpagan4899]

@@VaBeachBeach2971 Yeeeees that really fucking got me, it was such a childish trying to be cute bullshit.....

[@GrandmaDawn118]

Wow! It took me all day to finish all 4 1/2 hours but I did it! I love how you stop the video and comment on certain things or tell us to make sure we pay particular attention to certain things or whatever. I learn a bunch from watching yalls videos! Thanks so much for your work and dedication to keep my crazy mind busy 😊much love from Florida 🐊☀️🌴

[@ElephantCages]

She's trying so hard to get away with murder, my enjoyment comes watching her crumble under pressure, realizing she has no future, and no hope. I cant wait for her to realize she is never leaving, never going home.

[@redgem28]

The fact she can quite easily laugh and joke after finding out her mother has been murdered and buried in her own back yard is beyond ridiculous. She screams liar in everything she does and says. How she can deny any knowledge of this is crazy and the worst part is she hasn’t once asked how her mother died!

[@lindapiper9171]

She reminds me of the lady who killed her boyfriend in the suitcase 💀

[@lexiaaforever437]

This is one of my favorite crime stories , why? Because the whole time she played this “concerned “ act & that she just wanted her mother back . But then when evidence was pressed on her , she LIED … and still wanted to act like she didn’t know what the detectives were talking about 😂 They knew from the beginning she was iffy . It’s sad because her mom did EVERYTHING for her & she killed her. How can you kill the woman who gave you life .

[@Bettinasisrg]

Right!? My Mother and I had some pretty good screaming matches when I was younger and at times I got so mad but it never even entered my mind to hurt her way all let alone murdering her???!!!! Now we're very close and laugh about those days. I can't imagine not having her in my life.

[@RicoBurghFan]

She really, really didn't think this through very well. Definitely not a master criminal. So insanely cold blooded. How can you kill your own mother? She couldn't even use real flowers.

[@tinawindham6958]

Everyone’s mother is not June cleaver, some are Joan Crawford. I take issues with plastic flowers used anywhere ..they are a disgrace to nature.

[@papajelli6915]

real flowers wouldn't grow fast enough to look normal

[@Teddy_Bear312]

@@papajelli6915 You can buy full grown flowers in pots tho

[@pwlyons759]

And then steel her money the same day! Ignorant.

[@pollyeffinpocket1644]

@@papajelli6915 wow lol

[@NaidaS-f2y]

Really enjoy these longer videos. I have a 1 hour drive to and from work and the lengthier videos help pass the time.

[@DarkCaseDocumentaries]

Anyone else weirdly go to sleep watching these?

[@arynvinson1212]

All the time. The I go back and watch what I missed. Sometimes it takes a few days because I fall asleep alot. 😂

[@sarahdurham4862]

I do lmao.

[@DarkCaseDocumentaries]

@@arynvinson1212 i do exactly this!

[@DarkCaseDocumentaries]

@@sarahdurham4862 good to know I'm not alone!

[@letsbeecozy]

I do lol

[@rowanbro7144]

I thought I was the only one that listens to these police interrogations to sleep to....I have found my people😎❤️....my missus thinks I'm crazy haha

[@doctorblue5223]

Strange isn't it

[@suzied4270]

I do too

[@Zara-pg9rl]

Omggg same 🤣🤦🏾‍♀️

[@cynthiacarroll9284]

I do to! I took a nap listening to this!😅😅😅!

[@debbiewirth4771]

I listen to fall asleep too!!

[@nettle8605]

2:52 “If you could just speak up since random people are watching and analyzing your interrogation on KZbin” lol thx detective, appreciate it

[@MadteaGaming]

I'm surprised no mention is made of the fact that when the detective asks her (at 1:35:44) "If you had your mom in front of you right now, what would you tell your mom?", Amy accidentally responds using the past tense - ("That I *loved* her very much.") All the detective has said up until that point is, "we're just trying to get her home", so her death hasn't been brought up yet. She also gives herself away at 1:48:30 - still a full half hour before (supposedly) learning of her mother's death - "Yes, we *were* "[past tense]" mother and daughter, and we *lived* "[past tense]" under the same roof..."

[@rachellechavez9739]

The first guy was just eliciting base story. Real easy listening and talking kinda guy with a gentle foreign accent.... I thought he was kinda daft or weak too until they started tagging in the bad cop!

[@Cha0tic_K3nnan]

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that caught that. I’m also surprised it wasn’t mentioned either

[@PallasAndDove]

“What would your mom say to you?” “That she loved me, too.” Not necessarily past tense.

[@halimak625]

Total disrespect alone for putting plastic flowers in soil that she buried her mom under, she could''nt even put real ones. Total devil, poor mother helped her to the End.

[@tinawindham6958]

Me,2. That sent me over the edge.

[@toupac3195]

The part about family dynamics is very true. The people we are closest to and would understand our problems are also the last people we divulge private issues to. It's a strange phenomenon.

[@camvin575]

That is very true at times. Perhaps it's the fear of letting them down and them being disappointed and upset with us?

[@toupac3195]

@@camvin575 indeed. It's easy to cut off friends, especially if they learn too much about my personal struggles...but family is for life. I've lived this and my sister and dad still love me.

[@mahoganysweets67]

Well it's a number of psychological reasons for that.... you have pride and ego that will prevent that, want to be seen in a certain light, possible competition, want to prove them wrong or not prove them right..., judgment, don't want to let them down, don't feel safe enough emotionally with them, embarrassed, shamed Isolated, have always had to bare everything alone, never received support in any capacity so you have been trained or expected to not come to them even if you are in need because they have shown throughout time from past behavior not to show up for you Betrayal, family tend to use your mistakes or pain against you, hold it over your head, label you, guilt you if they help or shame you at will, share with others in the family that you don't want to know, exploit your vulnerability in whatever way they can Strangers are easier to divulge things to because you don't have to deal with their response to it, don't have to face their judgment everyday, strangers will be more patient and understanding because it doesn't effect them in anyway, it's an isolated situation and not a history their or internal connection for either individual, if a stranger tells others it doesn't matter because you don't know those people and aren't likely to ever to cross paths with them or with the stranger again!

[@mahoganysweets67]

Thing is, when going through/ something, it's hard to share it because you're still bleeding, you feel the pain of the wound. It's easier once it's healed with a scab to look at the wound and be detached from the pain and effects of what caused the wound etc, you look at it different now so you can finally talk about the scar and that's how it is with most things in life. People fail to realize in the moment that it's not the end of the world or the worst thing in the world, that we all have endured the same trial or similar, that regardless to their family initial response, they love you and always will, can help and will eventually forget even! They fail to realize that their family can handle the truth and so can they! That it can make those relationships stronger, that telling them allows the chance to be helped and for others to help because they want to, to put things in perspective for you etc! We often make things worse trying to hide things from loved ones or suffer longer because we didn't go to loved ones!

[@steviasativa9803]

Speak for yourself. Many of us share our private problems with those we are closest to because we feel we can confide in them

[@joannadechenne6368]

This poor mother lovingly raised her own killer. Spine chilling.

[@arcrides6841]

wow when you put it that way it hits SUPER HEAVY

[@joannadechenne6368]

@@arcrides6841 Isn't it? So scary!

[@arcrides6841]

@@joannadechenne6368 no doubt

[@Kayla3.0]

I watched this video in its entirety, because I couldn't wait to watch her confess. I couldn't believe she never did. What an evil woman the detectives tried every way to reach her heart turns out she didn't have

[@danika9833]

im three hours in and she isn't going to confess...?

[@tonyarichards5430]

I really enjoy it when you pause the video and give your commentary. Clarifies so much.

[@wendyhannan2454]

Yes I like that as well 👍

[@leemichael2154]

I enjoy your breakdown of the interogation so wanted to comment as it helps your channel, love from the UK

[@debbiemiller5036]

Our pet budgie chirps everytime the narrator talks, I think she has a little crush on him. 😉😂

[@London-v1e]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@Ett.Gammalt.Bergtroll]

The second "Bad Cop" detective they brought in should've been the one to do the interview from the start. He neither gave, nor took, any bullshit.

[@deb_debs]

She doesn't even ask how her mum died.

[@wendyhannan2454]

Her mother’s body has been found in their garden, and she goes into boring detail regarding her own health and meds. Your right, no concern how her Mum died, I guess she doesn’t have to ask,as she knows.

[@crimsonix16]

YES!!! these have been keeping *me* sane during long shipment work hours. Even though I can’t always watch the audio does a great job at describing basically all I need to know, you do such a good job at putting these together… thank you for putting these tradgedies together and analyzing the videos, they are fascinating!!!

[@mimim.9687]

This! Yes I can throw on my head phones and start what I need to do and it's awesome 🙂

[@misss_liss]

Same!

[@multifariousgemini]

Not so awesome cause this is about a mother killed by her daughter. Don't be too entertained by this. My sympathies for her mother.

[@dreadheaddavid4207]

@@multifariousgemini that's not what they were saying, why is there always someone like you!!?? They were meaning no disrespect or anything negative towards the victim or the family

[@mimim.9687]

@@dreadheaddavid4207 thank you because I sure as hell wasn't saying the context of this video was awesome. I was stating to the creator that I can enjoy his content while I'm busy. There is always someone like them isn't there smh. But thank you for saying this

[@tasha_111_]

When she gets all excited talking about her meds you’d NEVER know her mother was just found killed and buried in their backyard 🤦‍♀️ She’s a professional time waister and staller!! From fake crying to laughing and telling stories 👀

[@neekieeee]

Telling stranger stories!! Sorry, I had to. 🤣 but you are correct 🙂

[@jackkawf4449]

She's that type of lady that bothers the grocery store associate for 20 mins about how she can't find something, and then blabbering on about her day and what she plans to make like they give a shit beyond helping her find the product.

[@renee1961]

Hi, Stranger Stories! How are you doing tonight? Watching this again. Thank You!

[@geendoor7711]

Love the long videos. Appreciate it man, I know how much work this is. I can get a lot done while I’m listening. Good job.

[@nicolet4242]

Covering her whole face with both hands for so long as she fake cried in response to him saying her Mother is dead, is all you need.

[@christinebaker6987]

The last interrogator looks like he's about to fall off his chair with boredom and frustration. 😂

[@SweetHomeOregonSasquatch]

I love the long ones. They twist and turn. Kudos to the investigators! 👏

[@joannpatrick6750]

I didn’t always get along with my mom, as she only wanted a son, but I was the one who took care of her in her final days with cancer (not her son). I could never have hurt or killed my mom.

[@ronnie8984]

That’s very big of you, you did all you could do

[@citizenblue]

I'm very sorry y'all didn't get along well. I miss my mom dearly. We had a good relationship, but my biggest regret is not spending more time with her before she passed.

[@joannpatrick6750]

@@ronnie8984 thank you. I had two children who loved their grandma. I couldn’t just leave her… My dad, who also had cancer, did the best he could and called me when he needed help. I couldn’t say no.

[@willacooper3015]

May God Bless and Keep you!

[@pollyeffinpocket1644]

It's always like that mothers tend to favor their sons..I had the exact same situation..my mom always used to tell me I love you but I don't like you and guess who took care of her when she had cancer,I barely slept because she needed medication every 4 hours. and where was my brother? Your guess is as good as mines, I could never wish harm on my mom let alone kill her myself sheesh

[@ZenSolipsist]

It really is crazy to see people in the midst of their deepest despair and most pivotal moments of their life unfold on camera

[@nancyjones6780]

Watch the George Huguely interrogation. That will blow your mind!

[@jesush.christ5978]

That's why I would never talk to police about anything. I don't want to end up in this club.

[@halimak625]

@@nancyjones6780 what did he do? Didn't he get off? His defence lawyer diane menashe just got another guy off Mattheau moore today for his wifes staged suicide

[@thisisengland3503]

It absolutely fascinates me love KZbin

[@thisisengland3503]

@@nancyjones6780 thanks for that thought I'd seen them all but will check it out

[@thisisoddful]

Thank youuuu for consistently putting out great content for us!!

[@bell-collector5772]

“I’m trying, I’m trying, honest to God I am trying” “I don’t know what to tell you but I am trying” … every time she said that it annoyed more and more

[@KeefeL]

The investigator was SO SAVAGE "Then use your other part" in response to her saying she felt like a part of her died with her mum hahahah holy shit

[@HA-em7wd]

Thank you so much for your videos. I work 12 hour night shift and I takes me 45 minutes to get to work. That being said I get sleepy on the way home. Listening to your videos helps me stay awake and I look forward to seeing what's new. You never disappoint .

[@Felicity2121]

I’m the opposite I fall asleep watching/listening to them.😊

[@blueneptune825]

This detective is as patient as a panther. Stalking, patient, and still. It's excellent to see a professional playing at the top of his game.

[@sora1498]

it was refreshing seeing a detective actually doing a good job, ive been seeing so many with detectives who do such a bad job but only get confessions by luck

[@phoebeb.332]

Idk about all that.

[@christopherraho1438]

I get so sick of the lies, but never get sick of the detectives saying "I gotcha."

[@jazminoconnor4481]

Just when I couldn’t find anything to watch you guys upload this! Thank youuuuu for saving me

[@CristinaF210]

Detectives might just be the most patient people on earth 😳

[@icantthinkofaname15]

No kidding she's cringey AF

[@cynthiadavid5282]

She was a monster

[@philipdangelo3706]

too bad regular cops dont have that level of patience

[@mrd3016]

It's their job. They are getting paid to be there. Are you patient because you work?

[@Teddy_Bear312]

@@mrd3016 I think it's more that because they are such patient persons, they can be detectives.

[@Grnmtn1111]

I listen to these as I go to sleep… looks like it’s gonna be a long night