The Disturbing Case of the Scream Killers

[@saintmode]

"we're not gonna release it to anybody, I can tell you that" Me watching it on youtube: 👁️👄👁️

[@billymanilli]

yeah.. i like the part where the kid was picking his nose and eating it

[@lisahughes8779]

@@billymanilli I thought I imagined that part lol.

[@healgoth]

@@kyleallen1858 1:59:46

[@magdalenamezydlo1271]

Right!lol

[@habeang304]

\(👁️O👁️)/

[@bradykitchen4107]

Can we appreciate him adding subtitles for all 2 and a half hours to make it easier for us. He’s a real one

[@lincabe321]

Honestly the dude worked his ass off this video and it shows

[@boosterbrosllc4681]

Subtitles are so important for me. Makes the vid 1k times better

[@jessebrown1876]

…. yt has closed captions😐 lol just noticed he added them too half way in ready this comment lol

[@bradykitchen4107]

@@jessebrown1876 I’m sorry I’m giving the creator props for something

[@kompf9099]

As a partially-deaf nigga, this will always get a like from me.

[@juju4842]

Can we just take a moment and think about how terrified Cassie must have been. Having the lights go out, and flicker on/off, hearing strange noises in the basement, seeing the dogs react to something...then being alone and 2 people with masks on run up the stairs and stab you. And only 16 years old. I'm in my 40s and I can't fathom the fear.

[@thisiskitta]

It broke my fucking heart when they said she was scared and asked Matt to stay but his mom refused. She already felt like something bad was gonna happen. We can all relate to that feeling but then her worst nightmare became reality and just like that she is gone. They took her. So fucking horrible, makes me livid. I don’t think I could stand by my child if they committed such atrocity.

[@DjMysticalone]

these exact thoughts just ran through my mind. literally seconds after it finished..... just in-fucking-sane. poor girl

[@1mouseman]

They deserve everything they get in prison

[@forceshieldjeff]

Imagine if the mom had beat his ass when he needed it. No one would be watching or reading this.

[@Keitaalise2746]

fuckimg crazy i cant believe it

[@nikbert]

It's so nice when the murderer's make sure to document their own crime for you. Very considerate for future True Crime videographers.

[@Jessica_Crease87]

it's also funny as they document they insult the law!

[@akalv27]

very convenient for detectives! they literally threw themselves under the bus lol dumb dumbs!

[@Jessica_Crease87]

But they are pros compared to the zodiac who was never caught lmao!!!!

[@Grabnar_Guitar]

Video taping this crime spree is the best idea we ever had!

[@racchhh_xx]

Yup 2 criminal masterminds here lol. Wtaf 2 dumb 16 yo kids, getting horror movies & real life mixed, & that's fs never gonna end well. Sure their grasp on reality wasn't great, but they were well aware of what they were doing. And both had wayyyy to much of a thrill at the thought of killing for fun. I honestly dk how you can change that part of you completely. Tory stating Bundy ect will be amateurs compared to them lol. Bundy was a sick fk, but he could've caught these 2 in his sleep. Nve mind the FBI. They saw themselves going out like Columbine, yet after Cassie was killed, it's like they realised there's more to it in real life, than Scream or whatever movie. Tory esp is crapping it. Whining on phone call, to his parents the prosecutor is going for life without. Yup 1st deg murder has that effect on prosecutors.

[@JustEverton]

What sicken me the most is that Cassie was a genuinely good friend to the two boys. She supported their passion for horror and even asked them to have her act in a lead role in one of their movies. Sadly; Cassie didn't know that her two "friends" became irredeemable monsters as soon as they turned their passion into a maddening obsession...

[@TyCook-s1c]

In reality she was literally cast for the role which was the real murder. I guarantee there's footage from inside the house.

[@angelika5622]

​@@TyCook-s1cseeing how uncomfortable she was while he was filming her, I have a feeling like she sense something was going on 💔

[@vodka4680]

@@angelika5622not really she was just laughing at him when he was filming her. there’s no way she expected anything like this to happen, no one would lmao. stop being cringe

[@McNutEVD]

what sickens me is this dude ate his own boogers at 01:59:57

[@SleepLessThan3]

​@@McNutEVD😂😂😂😂

[@PenNamed]

Brian's stuttering on every lie is like he is his own lie detector lmao

[@sillyssubliminalplayground8633]

usually id ignore stuttering cuz i stutter too its a speech impediment but its too obvious rn lmfaooo

[@jeremydatta3326]

​@@sillyssubliminalplayground8633 he only does it when he lies though! dead giveaway!🤣 then he gets all over exited about horror films. Jheez!! What a smart fellow.

[@pumibel1720]

I thought the same thing! At first I thought he just had a stutter that acted up when he was nervous, but it really is coming out more prominently when he is telling lies. His family members must catch him all the time, so how did he really think that he would be able to BS the cops in an interrogation.

[@jessejames3308]

@@jeremydatta3326 I get pretty excited over horror movies and I'm not insane bruh

[@mollyprysunka7741]

@@jessejames3308 same, sex man, same.

[@destiny7645]

Imagine hanging out with people you think are your friends and they are planning to kill you the whole time...

[@derek_3054]

Can’t

[@tessarae9127]

Right? That’s sick But I can completely imagine it 🌈💀🙏

[@lacheettrhexa8428]

Fr it's sad

[@belleastewart]

So messed up… it’s scary to think people actually do things like this. Their brains are realllllyyyy messed up.

[@DashaTherionAlisaKseniaBrigade]

Its scary

[@jakesnow5394]

Imagine planning to murder someone and video taping yourself admitting to it before and after actually doing it. Then thinking you're going to get away with it...Some big brain action going on with these two guys.

[@theresaclark9848]

These guys were geniuses. I mean, have you seen how they can lie themselves into a corner? No idiot can do that.

[@SubjectDelta20]

Half a brain cell between the two of them.

[@deusanoaram]

for me it's sooooooooooo uncomfortable to watch that guy Brian lying, like, he's so bad at it lol even a blind person could tell we was lying

[@GloveTechnician]

either murderers are extremely smart or outstandingly dull, no in-between

[@rileyross7795]

Share a brain

[@mindboggler797]

At approximately 1:59:46 the suspect can be seen eating his boogers. Psychologists report that eating boogers is a self-soothing mechanism once a suspect realizes they're screwed.

[@mrjonesandme8848]

Eating boogers can also be a Red Flag...as most people in this situation would ask for a tissue if they found a booger in their nose. 😂😂

[@islanders1329fan]

@CalvinCB-dt6zl 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 You’re hilarious

[@islanders1329fan]

Isn’t he disgusting? I wonder if his cellmates are grossing him out with boogers of their own to put on his jumpsuit, 🤮holy crap😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Now I bet Torey cowers down in fear now that he sees there’s all big bad scary scary broad violent dudes in prison. He only thinks he’s hardcore by killing innocent girls

[@katalina.angelica]

Lol

[@mindboggler797]

@@mrjonesandme8848 Duh! Obviously!!! Thanks for stating the obvious and for failing to understand sarcasm and the fact that I was actually making a direct reference to that disgusting "red flag"of the suspect not using a tissue for his boogers. I was making a jokey joke about that very thing in narrator's psychoanalytical voice used in the video's narration. You're so smart!!! You're not an idiot at all.👍🏽

[@gingerweasel2]

"We studied movies on how to get away with murder and are totally gonna get away with this!" *Chooses a victim from a close friend circle, makes sure everyone knows they were the last person to see them alive, records multiple videos talking about exactly what they're gonna do, picks the weakest alibi ever, then immediately flakes on said alibi...* Real criminal masterminds over here, lol.

[@catthekiller8957]

Smartest criminal ever

[@Sennken]

I mean, they're kids, what did you expect? What's more, once you get pressured on something as serious as this, adrenaline kicks in and your heart keeps pounding like a 5 meter temple gong, you can't really think straight at that moment. Unless you're a psycho who doesn't feel a thing that is.

[@ammicelly]

@@Sennken i mean i guess so but recording a confession was literally inexplicable or excusable no matter their age lmao

[@HogShark]

Thank goodness they're not s-s-s-so.... s-s-s-smart

[@wsean87]

Didnt even watch the alibi movie I mean

[@TheRedRedKroovy]

It's a good thing that Brian doesn't have a tell like stuttering when he's lying or making something up, and it's a REALLY good thing that he didn't happen to film himself and his friend discussing the crime in detail.

[@altimmons]

Exactly. It’s like a bad movie plot. If I heard about it I’d be like that’s just too convenient.

[@BabyBoy_Milo]

They even made sure to repeatedly say “I know this is wrong but we have to make sacrifices”! Genius to remove the possibility of claiming insanity in court

[@ImHappyNapper]

Mamamama mama ma ma ma Mama' said alligator's are so awnry cause they got all them teeth and no toothbrush.

[@saucelord780]

@@ImHappyNapper “well guess what…mama’s wroong”

[@craig3921]

​@@saucelord780No Colonel Sanders... You're wrong. Mama's right.

[@Jambers00]

That poor girl must have been so freaking scared in her last moments of life. I can’t even imagine. RIP Cassie. This case is just truly horrifying.

[@glitter.and.cosplay]

To be hurt by her 'friends' too :( I feel so bad for her, i always feel for the victims but this is really sad genuinely. She thought they were cool, but they killed her. How horrible?

[@FootballEditz1212]

@@glitter.and.cosplaytrue😢😭

[@islanders1329fan]

Yeah. Just devastating, she had no way to escape because those 2 evil bloodthirsty sickos pitch blacked the house. They took sick sick pleasure of her final terrifying moments alive. I’m glad her family can rest easy now (even though this still doesn’t bring Cassie back) knowing Brian and Torey will live out their last breath in prison. They’re rotting away there. Where they belong

[@uzumakislumpz]

The feeling of betrayal she probably felt….that shit is terrible I never do this but I really wish the worst karma on those two.

[@islanders1329fan]

@@uzumakislumpz Prison is the worst karma anyone can ever feel because it’s filled with 24/7 unpredictable chilling terror. Inmates can snap without warning and all prisoners don’t get to eat whenever they want to, go to bed whenever they want to. Plus the beds are awful to sleep in because they are rock hard made out of steel and are very small. The food all prisoners eat is never gonna be appetizing, what makes it even worse about that is the fact that inmates from other prison cells specially prepare the food for all inmates themselves and you know what? They can easily contaminate the food too. I can go on. But this gives you the best idea of the worst karma these 2 evil bloodthirsty sickos are experiencing

[@alexisjordan9055]

This makes me wonder about Matt. Imagine not only having your girlfriend killed by people you thought were your friends, but knowing that if your mom hadn't told you to come home, they would've been willing, and probably would have, killed you too. And then, on top of everything, try to use you as an alibi. I hope he's doing alright.

[@theprophet9429]

Not to mention the guilt he, still, likely feels. Survivor’s gully is troublesome enough, but, I imagine he’s done many “if-onlys” in his head over the years. The same probably goes for Matt’s mum too. Of course, there are, in NO WAY, to blame for anything, and, like you said, I hope they’re doing as best as can be expected. The whole thing is so tragic. Needlessly so.

[@tabithametz7014]

I hope they now have a happy healthy life I had in highschool moved states to live with my mom and my highschool boyfriend was coming to surprise me at graduation and tell me he’s gotten in to a college near where I lived and he got into a car accident and died I can only imagine what Matt felt knowing that he could’ve maybe possibly stopped it or he could’ve died myself I feel for him off of personal experiences

[@kingayy9267]

It must be hard for him to trust anyone, after not one, but two of his "friends" happily murdered his girlfriend and wouldn't have hesitated to kill him, as well.

[@serenapolk4379]

Or they would have thought twice and she would still be alive because they were messing with both of them I don't think they would have tried it if he was there that's why they waited for him to leave

[@cinissanguis6836]

Not to forget the mother as well. All she did was to refuse her son spending the night in an unknown house. All normal parent behavior. She even invited Cassie to instead go to their house. I really hope she doesn't blame herself irrationally

[@redphantom2670]

suspects: **planning their whole story around going out to the movies** investigators: what was the movie about? suspect: idk

[@charlottehpr2545]

Such stupid individuals hahah

[@eddyshooter9635]

Fr 😂

[@lynnwilhoite6194]

I don’t remember being this stupid as a teenager. 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@robert_6-_896]

Some people dont do jokes

[@sirlink9611]

They went full retard. Nice alibi, guys!!!

[@SoCloseToToast]

These microphones make everything sound so much more intense. Like the cop at one point was just rustling through papers and i was just getting anxious listening to all the noise built up in the room!

[@T0ph01]

Toast! Hope all is well with you brother 🤝

[@joerim6901]

LOVE YOU TOAST

[@jessecagle578]

I think it's like that on purpose lol Ive been in one of those rooms.(not for murder lol)

[@frenchprincessofbellpepper1987]

I feel like the rooms are also build to have an echo, it's very distracting and stressing when under pressure.

[@awoshgamez3097]

Used to watch your videos forever ago and I'm glad to see your still doing good

[@sarakyoutube]

I dont mean to make a joke, but when Brian was trying to recount what the movie was about, it reminded me of when I didnt read a book I was supposed to in school and a part of our test was to talk about our favorite part/characters, I made up what I thought was the most elaborate details.. only to find out, teachers are not stupid; neither are interrogators. Honest is key my friends... I can promise you that much.

[@PilotInCommand777]

Yes, I have been there as well. I actually felt anxiety watching Brian stumble on his words.

[@subiesteve2578]

I made the mistake of writing about someone that was added to the movie. And the teacher pointed out what I did without saying it was me but my face turned so red with embarrassment that everyone knew. It's funny now but as a freshman in high school it makes you feel like a fool.

[@Iamnotamonster]

I totally aced a book report on a book I never read. I was creative then but I also think it's dumb luck and living in a town of 600 people. Haha fortunately the teacher didn't put me on the spot to talk about it I'd of been screwed!

[@PilotInCommand777]

@@Iamnotamonster I got a good one.. I had to take a computer scored test which was all multiple choice. didn't study at all. I answered all the questions by means of a Phil Collins song "ABACAB" Answered all questions in this repeating format and got a B+ Thank You Phil Collins!

[@Iamnotamonster]

@@PilotInCommand777 haha that's awesome! Phil Collins never disappoints he's a good wing man 😂

[@Mr.Soul99]

Note to self: if investigators ever accuse me of a crime and say “I don’t believe you’re the kind of person to do this” they 100 percent believe i am the kind of person that did it.

[@Alex-dn5ns]

Yep, exactly, that's the positive reinforcement, they're trying to make you think of yourself as the good person and thus invoke a sense of guilt over keeping a secret or lying.

[@joshuastaubs4115]

and when they tell you that they are your best friends, run for your life

[@michealdijkstra6949]

@@joshuastaubs4115 thats right

[@well_as_an_expert_id_say]

@@joshuastaubs4115 When did they tell him that?

[@jekkt]

note to you: dont talk to investigators in the first place

[@petemeister1611]

I shouldn't laught about it, but questioning a guy who stutters everytime he lies is like playing on cheats...

[@zmoney6071]

my thoughts exactly … like a “tell” in poker

[@Cenentury0941]

He's rendering the lies in real time, but the processor isn't powerful enough.

[@Parrot5884]

It feels almost cliched! He was without a stutter until he had to make shit up lmao

[@DovahKanye]

Press X to doubt.

[@Nokugan]

To be fair, it's obvious because we know the truth in hindsight, but if he was innocent and had a speech impediment linked to stress (this is a stressful situation, innocent or not), assuming he's lying would be wrong. But knowing what we know, it makes things quite obvious.

[@MrDaBBaS]

I can't fathom being in a room watching my son unravel and realize he is a monster

[@ourcrazyfamily1304]

Second worst thing that can happen to a parent....right under loosing a child.

[@cynthiacromwell8002]

This society is weired. Yes i feel awful for his parents. But imagine cassies last moments. She wouldve known it was them wearing masks. What if she was still alive holding on as they was recording. She did not like them very much anyway from the footage. But they visited with her later that day. Maybe her boyfriend invited them because why would she invite them over and no one else??

[@Unawesomenessness]

@Eli Shhh furthermore, everyone has echoed the exact same sentiment you’ve just shared with us. Absolutely nobody is disagreeing with you. Someone even said “this is the second worst thing that can happen to a parent, right under losing a child”, which is precise, accurate, faultless, on the dot, clear-cut and explicitly what you’re saying. Essentially, what has happened here is someone saying “apples are the second best fruit, and bananas are the first!” to which you say “no, bananas are the best fruit! Idiots!” LIKE WHAT?!!?!!!?!!? NOBODY IS ARGUING!!!!!!! THERE WAS NO NEED TO CALL ANYONE AN IDIOT. AHHHHHHHHHHHHH

[@brandonthemyth6331]

Well a monster is made…so maybe the parents should be next…

[@shay3519]

Yes I agree!!! It in no way diminishes the victim’s family’s pain but knowing the child you love with all your heart is a sick murdering monster is just heart breaking. Because essentially you lose your child. They are not the child that you raised or thought you knew!! At least for me I would still love them but you can’t feel the same or be the same way with them as before they did what they did

[@Partart3160]

Guys remember…NEVER get a lawyer so I can keep watching these on KZbin😂

[@Arto343434]

2:02:49 These detectives are SHARP, aren’t they? The way the one calls him Matt multiple times, I love how nothing gets past the other detective sitting in silence. Just continues as if Brian is Matt. Kind of embarrassing… Also, one of them referred to Torey as Shawn, lol. Let me guess, they’re tired. Whatever, this is basic stuff

[@islanders1329fan]

@@Arto343434 I doubt they’re tired. Gotta have TONS of stamina to be this kind of detective, so these cheeseballs like these 2 here won’t be able to win the battle by thinking all they have to do is exhaust them by repeating their manipulative tactics and repeat their made up alibis and they’ll just give up and let them go just like that lol🤦🏼‍♂️ Boy! Did these buffoonians learn the hard way that detectives ARE NOT stupid. They thought they were so smart 🤦🏼‍♂️LOL get out of here

[@CryptoPS4gamer]

Can lawyer a disagree about publication that video?

[@KEVBOYMUSIC]

@@CryptoPS4gamer A lawyer wouldn't let the interrogation happen in the first place. So there would be no video. That's their point.

[@islanders1329fan]

@@Arto343434 Notice too how Torey never corrected them when he was called Shawn and Brian only corrected them when he was called Matt was when he was already in prison. I guess that goes to show scared they were feeling when they got caught, they don’t even hear being called the wrong name. I loved too how once Torey learned their made up story about being at the movies failed miserably and then tried to convince the detectives they broke into cars looking for things to steal and he not only can’t even identify the vehicles he and Brian broke into, but when he said to the detectives on why they won’t be able to find his finger prints on the car doors is because he used his sleeve to open them🤭buhahahahahaha

[@michaelmarlow6610]

“Those guys are amateurs compared to what we’ll be” Stupidly records the plan and immediate aftermath and then gets caught immediately. Yeah, real criminal masterminds right here.

[@rundylaw6212]

Seriously dude... 🤦

[@Ok-rd1zd]

I’ve seen stupid criminals but these guys are on another level.

[@truescotsman4103]

they should make the footage they shot of themselves into a mini-doc "the chronicles of stupid".

[@romekuibopuu2417]

i once thought about doing something similar, they literally didnt think that thru at all

[@ChaoticIntervention]

@@romekuibopuu2417 same and one of the ways you know they didn’t . The fact that every step an idea was recorded 🤦🏽‍♂️😂like you’re the ones planning an doing the crime WHO TF YOU THINK IS GONNA BE WATCHING THESE?!?! (Besides is of course) but like who you plan on showing this off too?

[@scott_madsen]

His stammer really kicks in when he’s nervous and telling lies..sucks to be a murderer when your brain automatically tells on you!!

[@kali7906]

Right?! I was thinking the same thing. I bet he has self esteem issues because of his stutter and maybe was even bullied for it. He could have become a resentful person.

[@beenhog6922]

That's not how stutters work

[@mads7710]

@@beenhog6922 it can be how stutters work. obviously some people have a stutter that’s always there or just sometimes there and others stutter heavily when they’re extremely nervous, such as he did.

[@MrCAHRLIE22]

@@beenhog6922 people with stammering issues do tend to stammer more when they are nervous or upset

[@Amarianee]

@@beenhog6922 depending on the amount of work that someone has put into controlling their stutter, it can 100% work like that. Based on his initial interaction and the videos, he's had therapy (speech or otherwise) and is able to mostly control it in a relaxed state. Lying is stressful, whether from an adrenaline rush for pathological liars or anxiety for the guilty, and stress is often a trigger for people with stutters. Some people speak fine with their friends, but if they meet a stranger or have to give a public presentation, they stutter, because the latter situations are stress/anxiety inducing. It doesn't inherently mean a person is guilty, being questioned by police alone could induce someone's stutter, but in the case it is a very clear indicator he was lying. He wasn't stuttering from the get go with the police, it was only when he had to back up his lies that it started getting bad.

[@itzJuztThomas]

Toreys mother is a goofball. She wrote a book after the sentencing, essentially blaming Cassies family, Brian, the police, the defense attorneys and claiming that he is completely innocent. Absolutely deluded.

[@raryraru]

That's way beyond the description of "goofball"

[@timbuckthe2nd642]

Apple doesnt fall far from the tree.

[@natemurray311]

It's hard for people to swallow a pill that their kid they raised with unconditional love and values could be a evil murderer of a innocent tennage woman... Not a easy reality to accept for some.

[@darellcanup681]

@@natemurray311 he was allowed to live under their roof, but i seriously doubt he was raised. Dollars to doughnuts he never once got his butt beat in his entire life. However make no mistake, once he gets to prison that butt will be getting plenty of action.

[@yennefer440]

@@darellcanup681 it's not funny to joke about sexual assault creep

[@FNESSE]

These interrogation videos are so crazy, it's insane how dialed-in the detectives can be whilst actively listening and having the ability to read the situation. The application of their training is really remarkable.

[@jenenifer2007]

Its amazing how his stutter was almost non existant when he thought he was getting away with it and how it got worse when he knew he got caught out

[@yes2day100]

He was actually a bad stutterer as a child and had therapy to control it. But it is not at all unusual for the stutter to come back under extreme stress. Don't get me wrong - it was a cold blooded killing, and he deserves his sentence. But the stutter wasn't made up to get sympathy. In more recent film of him in prison where he admits his part in it, he still has a noticeable stutter, especially with 's' sounds.

[@Flowerbloom-ft7ru]

Acting strong when hurting people but when it’s time for him to get a sep of his own medicine he gets scared, pretty funny If I say so

[@cal5750]

That's how stuttering works. Guilty or not, someone with a stuttering issue will stutter a lot more under pressure. He has a genuine stutter, as someone else mentioned, there's a follow up video of him and he still has it. Also worth mentioning that he does seem to be genuinely remorseful and tormented by what he did. He accepts his sentence and has actively tried to be better. Hard to say I feel bad for him but I can at least give unbiased respect where it's due.

[@verteup]

@@cal5750 Unbiased rspect where its due. Of course he is remorseful and tormented by what he did. That's par for the course for any human being.

[@faith.W]

@@verteup a psychopath wouldnt have remorse

[@daniellelove9073]

Matt’s mom not wanting him to sleep out saved his life. He probably has survivors guilt 🥺

[@sugar-sammich]

Imagine how his poor mother feels? Thinking to herself, "if I would've just made that girl come home with us, told her she didn't have to stay here, nothing will change in 8 hrs and if it does, I'll take the blame for it!"

[@mathiasthibault5084]

@@sugar-sammich She did offer her to come with them, she decided to stay

[@socialmedia2674]

Maybe, or maybe not what if Matt over powered them and called the police. you never know.

[@serenahopeisabella2226]

They wouldn’t have done it if Matt was there.

[@socialmedia2674]

@@serenahopeisabella2226 or couldn't have done it.

[@shanestevens2115]

The Two Murderers: Let's plan out our story perfectly so we Don't get caught Story: Immediately Caught.

[@tarahp8054]

And let’s tape our plans before hand ..

[@420bb]

Fr dumbasses

[@aliinwonderland656]

Immature in thinking they could possibly outsmart detectives with decades of experience shared between them.

[@AAnHHell]

The Two Murderers: We are criminal masterminds, we know how to do the perfect crime, all others serial killers are amateurs. The Master Plan: *hide physical evidence plus a video tape confesion, hint to the investigators where is hidden, leave your attorney with pretty much nothing to work with* I'm glad they were this bad at crime and got life in prison.

[@Andre3002]

Bro they stopped their evil plan at the front entrance to the movie theater. Did they think the cops weren’t gonna ask questions? Its an interrogation dumbass.

[@MystiNolder]

Torey went from "Hell, if you restrict someone from doing it, they're gonna want it more" to "I didn't do it" to "I shouldn't be held responsible."

[@islanders1329fan]

Well every sociopathic bloodthirsty murderer well claim they shouldn’t be held responsible and be immune from consequences for their deliberate heinous choice they made, as soon as they see how screwed they are. These 2 buffoonians should’ve thought twice about what they wanted to do to this poor soul and had PLENTY of time to reconsider and were FULLY aware that they knew far too well in knowing exactly what they were doing is a crime 🤦🏼‍♂️LOL

[@islanders1329fan]

@user-us5pv8zw3z Torey’s parents yes. Since they live inside a bubble, there’s no possible way they didn’t know he was the mastermind of Cassie’s murder

[@islanders1329fan]

Yep. Went from that, to tucking his devil tail between his legs as soon as he saw the world of sh**t he knew he was in, since the detectives made very very clear they aren’t this naive and stupid as he expects them to be

[@islanders1329fan]

Pretty interesting backtrack from him isn’t it? 🤭hehehehehehe🤷‍♂️

[@hailee8]

The fact that Brian was told he could leave at any given time then ends up sitting through the entire interrogation only to confess is astonishing

[@johncovington3065]

Well he was a kid so he wasn't thinking lol. Glad he did he's put away like he should be.

[@brentfarvors192]

He thought he could "out smart those stupid detectives"; He quickly found out differently...

[@malibuhiegts]

So in a hypothetical situation, a dam murderer the police are interrogating can just up and go whenever?

[@cameronnewberry2022]

@@malibuhiegts yea but ur probably gonna have police with a warrant for ur arrest waiting for u at home

[@malibuhiegts]

@@cameronnewberry2022 I see

[@yanjuogunfiditimi4241]

I like how he built up the suspense like he was gonna tell the truth and instead went to a different lie. “I guess i gotta tell you the truth….we went through cars”

[@bellsheadbigmac-topic3440]

Lmfaooo

[@pgpro8691]

Oh that’s a classic tactic bro. Used it with the girlfriend a number of times. Start with the obvious bullshit excuse and then give the ol “Ok ok I’ll come clean, soo I didn’t want to tell you where I was because (insert something still a little bad for believability , but that she would be way less pissed about than the actual truth ) and bingo, now she understands why u didn’t just tell her the “truth” to begin with…..she says next time just tell me and I’ll understand….All is forgiven…. Btw I no longer do this and no longer choose to do things I feel the need to lie about in the 1st place. It’s a shitty way to live. Lastly, FYI this tactic does not work if ur a complete dipshit that fking murdered someone and speaking with professional interrogators.

[@johnstanley6815]

@@pgpro8691 that fyi though 💀💀💀💀💀

[@Dantes_Inferno]

😂😂😂😂😂 it funny watching ppl cap he said "alright I didnt wanna tell you but ok" 💀😂😂😂 he definitely tried it

[@kungfuvoodoo9889]

@@pgpro8691 For sure, I think many of us have tried this tactic or something similar at least once for much more minor things like telling your parents you did your homework and when called out saying "ok I didn't, I was actually watching the History channel because I wanted to learn that way and I didn't wanna get in trouble" (but in reality you were just gaming the entire time). But yeah, when you're dealing with professionals who know how to tear that crap apart, you're gonna have a bad time attempting it.

[@Soooooooooooonicable]

I feel so bad for the girl. She told the worst possible people that she was going to be house sitting alone.

[@saudivgc]

Same. I don't think it's safe to say that to anyone not a relative. I remember when I searched for help after my car got stuck in the desert, I found a girl near a house and when I asked her I need help she nervously told me she's alone and everyone outside. I told her this isn't a smart thing to say to a stranger here. Maybe she said that so I would feel sorry for her and leave, which I did, but sick people might see that as an opportunity.

[@EthanMurphy2005]

@@saudivgc Hopefully she took that as a lesson.

[@osmium6832]

​@@saudivgc I've thought about your story and one helpful piece of advice I came up with would be for her to say something like "My dad's cleaning his shotgun in the kitchen and getting drunk. He doesn't like strangers so I wouldn't bother him right now if I were you." Of course, I wouldn't have thought of that on the spot and would have just left quickly like you did.

[@WastedTalent83]

there are no worst possible people, all people can be or cannot be that. and that's why you want to stay home playing pc games or ps and not talk to anybody, your life will be longer and more safe XD

[@sagunsingh7415]

Stay strapped or get clapped.

[@wildnfree101]

As of the 10th of May 2024, these two murderers have been in prison for 18 years, which is longer than the years they were free!

[@fridaytieday]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Cynnc88]

🎉

[@MutaleM]

I sincerely hope they stay in there for the rest of their miserable luves.

[@irisalanis9450]

Bless you for this info 🙏

[@LetHimRead]

These losers probably like the communal bathing in there. Ugly losers inside and outside.

[@Jasmine02x]

I felt bad for his parents until I found out they still support him and blame Cassie . Rest in peace Cassie, I’m so sorry

[@vanlo1178]

Oh wow!!! I'm only half way through. That's messed up!!!

[@TwinTonyz]

Which is nutty given that mom straight up tried to derail her son's alibi in the interrogation. Feel like the parents are just as sociopathic as the kid.

[@farawaythrower]

Some parents just never come out of denial.

[@joriskemper5392]

We might not judge to quick about their parents dealings, inner thoughts, motivations and moral compass. You can't image what they faced when the story unfolds before their eyes. Maybe they are acting on autopilot and are actually emotionally completely shutdown. Maybe they try to support their son because of they feel like they failed as a parent and don't know how to react anymore. Maybe the admission that their son has committed horrible crimes and has a sick fetish connected to it, is something to difficult to face, in the same matter denial is a common reaction when you refuse to accept your beloved one died. I don't believe those parents really believe Cassie is to blame. It's just the only was of justifying the unjustifiable. I don't know - but nor does anyone at this point. I think not even those parents themselves know.

[@crongusclips7836]

@@TwinTonyz I mean psychopathic and sociopathic behavior tend to run in families so there is a good chance his parents have some of the same traits

[@therealvasilios]

Mind blowing that people record themselves talking about committing a crime

[@iantuck3707]

Man for real. What TF kind of idiot records literal proof of yourself having committed a crime. Especially if that crime is murder.

[@mariomm9080]

I guess it was their destiny to rot in jail

[@chanceneck8072]

It´s because of their pride......

[@AnimeWhiteRose]

I think they’re genuinely just dumb. Teenagers record everything without even thinking about it.

[@Auraborias]

They wanted to make a horror movie

[@dmoonmaster1653]

Presumably the parents would be able to recognise when their kids are lying. Would be crushing to sit and watching an interview unfold and realising your kid did it.

[@snayperhd4020]

I thought the same 👍

[@TheB0sss]

Yeah my thoughts as well, but I guess they really jammed in the story. Maybe they just sound like that normally as well, idk

[@mrknarf4438]

Sometimes, yes. But their friend just died and even if they were innocent they'd be very distraught and it ain't that easy to notice what you don't want to notice...

[@dmoonmaster1653]

@@mrknarf4438 yeah good point. Who knows how anyone is supposed to act in that kind of situation. And yeah parents wouldn't want to think the worst.

[@Rachel.........]

That was my first thought too! I would feel so sick listening to my child stuttering like that realizing it was him. I'm not a parent but I wonder if I would rather be the mother of the victim than the mother of a murderer. I guess it would depend on how close these mothers were. How terrible 💔💔💔💔.

[@Schizniit]

Crazy how a satire film that was making fun of horror clichés actually inspired some kids to recreate the crimes in the film. Like did they not see the irony in that?

[@NeonSuperNovas]

Those got damn video games 😠!

[@IMAGE_NT_HEADERS]

It's alarming how they lost themselves in the movie. Look at the relationship between the two boys and compare it to Billy and Stu; you will see striking similarities.

[@amandalawson6828]

Dumb kids

[@Ynox54321]

Yeah, that's the crazy, incomprehensible part about this. The irony. The irony is the worst part.

[@jessicawilkinson1620]

are we talking scream movie the best movie and yes they're identical to the two boys in scream lmao 😂😂😂😂

[@omologo95]

"Torey claims to have studied movies on how to get away with murder" Ah. So that's the level of intelligence we're dealing with here. RIP Cassie. What a horrifying way to leave this world. And I hope Matt has no lingering traumas/survivor's guilt.

[@chanted1558]

.....but all the killers are caught in the scream franchise.......better watching Halloween, and study being immortal👀

[@Landshark583]

@@chanted1558 scream wasn't a thing before this happened. This is the case its based on. They're pathetic and idiots franchise influenced or not. Edit: I was mistaken. They based the killing off of the movie, not vice versa

[@jordanduplechin7676]

@@Landshark583 the first one came out in 1996

[@chazeverett]

@@Landshark583 um they based their crime on scream not scream based on this you got it mixed up

[@chazeverett]

hes not that intelligent doing research on how to get away with murder but record himself before and after he killed her rule number 1 in how to get away with murder DO NOT RECORD EVIDENCE OR YOU ADMITING YOU KILLED SOMEONE hes not that bright

[@loushia16]

"There should be no law against killing people" That's.. that's the most disturbing thing I've heard an actual person say in a while.

[@andyreacts]

I know right? What the actual F!

[@kaufmanat1]

That's the language of someone figuring out what they want and then producing a justification for it afterwards. "I don't like that rich guy, I should be allowed to take all his money,"... And so on and so forth.

[@aleksisuuronen9094]

They are hyping each other up. Dude says that thing and then right after "I know it's wrong but".. which doesn't go anywhere. Those are just very contradictory things to say back to back. There is defininetly something wrong with them but I'm not sure if neither could have had the balls to do anything without hyping either one up for weeks, making plans together and normalizing the whole idea of it by just so casually talking like that.

[@andreelindevall1203]

i know a few things that is more distrubing that people say very often

[@danielclark653]

Boy have I got a movie series for you

[@wingsofaids1407]

“I stabbed her in the throat, I saw her lifeless body” Your honor, my client is clearly innocent.

[@3Bernie]

Bruh 😂

[@jblackwellentertainment7084]

At that point the lawyer is just trying to get the sentence reduced if possible

[@deviantarsenal]

lol Thats fuckin great

[@gamezoid1234]

Imagine being a lawyer who's legal obligation is to defend this kind of person. Feelsbadman.

[@jessebrown1876]

and i thought logan paul fucked up makin a vlog

[@jameshun5431]

"Im horny justthinking about it" is probably the worst thing I can here someone say about harming another, that is truely sickening

[@ice-teapop]

Like the Us soldiers and IOF when they were at iraq,afgan,gaza?? Ehh sorry they were liberating and spreading freedoms.

[@JackTexas]

Us soldiers weren’t in Gaza, bonehead

[@jshmoney8500]

@@ice-teapopyour stupid.

[@avantar112]

@@ice-teapop you mean the hamas terrorists and Palestine civilians that joined them. that love rape and torture?

[@islanders1329fan]

Yep. What every serial killer and bloodthirsty murderer says

[@tony.aces1991]

The way he breaks down their movements is why I feel like I'm stealing when I walk out a store without buying anything

[@Kimberly-dz8fy]

I walked into a convenience store once to get a specific drink for my husband and couldn't find it, but I ended up walking out of the store with my hands in my hoodie pocket without buying anything. The way the cashier looked at me I realized "oh gosh they think I stole something". I felt so guilty despite not having actually stole anything.

[@solitaireburton3740]

I saw Bailey Sarian's side of this murder. Four families destroyed by these little thrill seeking 👹💩👺💩💩. Absolutely horrifyingly disgustingly terrible. Must have been awful for the parents except Brian's mother apparently refused to believe her baby was involved OR GUILTY.

[@meowpower08]

@Professional shit poster some shoplifters will buy a small item like a can of pop or candy to throw cashiers off their trail so even then theyre probably suspicious LOL

[@justinmertz6408]

I thought I was the only one like this... LOL

[@Fyrestare]

@Professional shit poster my dad always just told me it's disrespectful to go in and use the restroom without buying anything, so I do the same thing really

[@noahkail5066]

Love it when the murderer thinks they thought everything through to commit the perfect murder, only to realize how many gaping holes there are in their story when being interrogated.

[@7yep4336dfgvvh]

The first guy was falling apart stuttering because of the stress

[@cjvaye99]

I don't know I thought their plan was pretty fool proof. Just lie and say you were at the movies without knowing anything about the movie, not appearing in the theaters CCTV or being seen by any of the employees or patrons, not to mention being the last two people to see Cassie and Matt before she was brutally stabbed by two d*ck heads with a weird obsession with the scream movie. not to mention they literally recorded themselves confessing to the crime on camera.... I mean how could any of these detectives figured it out so quickly?!?! it's a miracle!

[@Mehki227]

🤣

[@Mehki227]

@@7yep4336dfgvvh That stutter got worst and worst and he was so confident when he went in the room. Oh, if only they did just go to the movies for real. 😳

[@Mehki227]

@@cjvaye99 Sounds completely fool proof. I don't know what went wrong 🤔 Oh wait! They're idiots😳

[@beeblebuice]

as someone with a stutter, the way brian’s stutter gets worse is 100% a dead giveaway. my stutter gets worse when im nervous and when im lying- clearly if its that bad when its been next to undetectable for so long, he’s both.

[@Siegefya]

I'm different, because I literally don't lie...I have a hard time lying and I always have...I have lied but the older I get, I just don't do it. My stutter gets worse when I'm excited or when I'm angry...not when I'm nervous, I speak better when I'm nervous strangely enough.

[@joshytorres6881]

@@Siegefya ur a god than

[@Siegefya]

@@joshytorres6881 lol nah just saying man... everybody is different but I do know the stutter struggle.

[@hanburgundy4317]

@@Siegefya Same. Mine only pops up when I'm telling a story or a joke - REALLY ruins the punch line lol - or just randomly. And mines not like this kid, with the "s-s-s"; I literally can't make my mouth say the word it doesn't want to - no sound at all. I can say anything else, but not whatever my brain is stuck on. I've found recently all I have to do is kind of squish my mouth with my hand and I'm good to go 😆

[@Himeko-wv7fu]

YUP

[@MargoIndigo]

you could absolutely tell cassie wasn’t exactly friends friends with them and seemed to just have mutual friends so she tolerated them and their weird shit. i’ve had “friends” like that in high school, they’re super weird and sketchy af but because they’re in the same friend group for some reason and for the most part are outwardly friendly, you just kinda put up with them. even though you don’t really care for them much. that was 100% the vibe that video gave. especially with one of them being obsessed with her, she probably knew that and felt uncomfortable around him/them in general, let alone one of them randomly walking up and filming her at her locker at school asking about weirdo #2. poor thing. 😔

[@rileydelahunty7615]

You’re telling me they TOOK NOTES on how to get away with murder and “don’t film the crime” wasn’t on that list? I mean come on dude. I hope Cassie is resting in peace and her family is healing ❤️

[@TinnyDee]

You can not heal from this.....but I understand words are insuffiicent. It seems kindness, right and wrong, self awareness, mindfullness of ourselves and others, and discernment (just to name a few of a list of things)....are all becoming more and more rare.

[@sebastianpozo8305]

They wanted to make a movie with the tapes

[@OnlyMuzan]

@@TinnyDee what are you on about.

[@0.0valery]

rs

[@luzer8863]

they wanted to known for it

[@JezBrako]

*Detective moves a finger* "Now this is a special technique to make Brian feel under pressure"

[@rchlhdrk8215]

Hahahaha

[@louiewavey2927]

😭😂

[@bryansolares702]

Correct!!💯

[@debbiepereira8366]

😂😂

[@anyahernandez3116]

Lmaooooooo

[@socialaccounts1889]

It is absolutely amazing how many people talk freely without asking for a lawyer.

[@rekunta]

Arrogance in believing they’re smarter than everyone else. As the adage goes…..pride precedes the fall.

[@anthonyweaver6286]

This is the comment that I was looking for.. I can understand 16 year old boys being idiots and thinking they could really outsmart the detectives but are the parents idiots too?!! The one boys parents were IN THE ROOM with him and just let him struggle to hold his lies together... Surely they could tell he was lying.. The fact that nobody thought to stop the interrogation and ask for a lawyer is beyond belief to me.. The boys dad at one point even apologizes to the son saying “I should have spoke to you before.. I didn’t know you were worried about breaking into cars”… GENUIS these cops are here for a MURDER not a damn stolen wallet.. you need to get your child out of that room immediately!!!

[@RoamAboutOutdoors]

Torey and his parents met with lawyers hours before this interview... I'm not sure why the lawyers didn't accompany them

[@tanafoster6116]

Agreed. These to are terrible people and deserve the sentence they got, however how do these parents let their kids in there without a lawyer?

[@rossevans11]

Yep, should have refused to answer any questions, which he would be legally entitled to do, and in a court case, that fact cannot be used against you.

[@celeste7301]

His own mom throwing his alibi out the window is *chef's kiss*

[@SVIIVII]

Listening to Brian stuttering through his web of lies gave me extreme anxiety and satisfaction simultaneously.

[@johnnykebab3299]

Timestamp ?

[@Branderson1010]

@@johnnykebab3299 33:08 is a really good time

[@johnnykebab3299]

@@Branderson1010 thanks man

[@alyssashelton7612]

Right!? I almost stopped watching it. I honestly don't know why it irritated me so badly. I had a good friend with a stutter and his stutter never once bothered me. Since it was a part of who he was I always found it cute.

[@Alaninjas]

Right???

[@jasminedancer4618]

When they were talking about choosing her and then went "Sadly it's our friend... But you know everyone has to make sacrifices". How horrifying to think how casual they consider this. Rest in peace Cassie, I'm so sorry for what happened to you.

[@ufc990]

"Ya it's real unfortunate, but Cassies life is a price we're willing to pay."

[@marinafrancesoldman1819]

I hope she haunts their sleep for the rest of their miserable lives

[@Nazo422]

Fr I felt so deeply disturbed listening to them just joke and laugh about killing their friend as a fun “joke” and as just something to check off their bucket list

[@gwenalicious19]

moral of this story. don't have friends. lol

[@SleepySloth2705]

They were like; "Yes, very sad, anyway..."

[@pauldziejman]

Whenever I feel stressed about my life, I watch one of these and realize my problems are insignificant. No matter how big I think the issue is, these videos put everything in perspective.

[@anonymoose1487]

I’m watching this everyday as motivation

[@Lurkerkun]

@@anonymoose1487 That's... concerning.

[@nikirahimi2797]

@@Lurkerkun 😂😂😂

[@karomatjohn254]

Same with me, I just signed a contract about a job letter realizing what a mess the contract is, this makes me feel as if it’s nothing

[@jooskyrsmidk]

It's okay to do this, but make sure you don't ignore problems either

[@mewtw0tyler]

It’s pretty haunting how the interrogator asked “what’s your favorite movie” just like how ghostface asks “what’s your favorite scary movie”

[@crisnuaji6169]

Like they got terrorized by their own movies as if they're now the hunted one

[@fetedesneiges6678]

This is proof that not all psychos are intelligent.

[@NotVeryCancerPatient]

Most aren't

[@bennyshakur97]

Especially when they’re 16/17

[@melaniemunro6696]

Ikr let’s use a movie as our alibi but not bother actually knowing what the movie is about incase anyone asks

[@jabbersinc6218]

Hey atleast it means less detective work for the cops lol

[@namethestars]

Probably for the best as it made it easier for the cops to gather all the evidence regardless of their convoluted, ridiculous story.

[@davewhispers7720]

Why was Torey so suprised when Brain backstabbed him. They literally stabbed their friends to death.

[@Fabrysiheder]

no honor among criminals

[@3vimages471]

`Backstabbing` ..... couldn`t you have found another word?

[@davewhispers7720]

@@3vimages471 No. I regret nothing.

[@3vimages471]

@@davewhispers7720 It was Cassie-Jo who got backstabbed .... fool.

[@davewhispers7720]

@@3vimages471 I was using "backstabbed" as Brian confessing to the crime throwing Torey under the bus.

[@user-ku3oz6kx2m]

The fact that they switched the lights on and off scaring her making noise before they killed her is so horrifying. I can’t imagine the terror of not knowing who or what was there and the lights are flicking then two masked men come in with knives and start viciously stabbing you. I’m sure as they were communicating during the attack as said on the confession taped, she probably recognized their voices and couldn’t believe it was her own “friends” and literally she had done nothing to deserve it. Rest In Peace ☮️

[@user-jq4xd3ck3d]

This is making me tear up... rest easy dear Cassie 😓

[@barbiegirl694]

So awful. That poor girl. So terrifying

[@MeganVictoriaKearns]

That's straight up torture, scaring her like that. Psychological torture. The whole thing is so upsetting. Poor girl.

[@user-ku3oz6kx2m]

🥺🥺🥺

[@NINERSbaby]

Yeah horrible 😔

[@thevoidismyhome7242]

If you're guilty of a crime, but especially if you're innocent, first thing out of your mouth in the interrogation room should be "I am exerting my right to an Attorney. I will not answer any questions without a Lawyer present" Because the same moves of a person with chronic anxiety (me), or fear around police (most people) is also what's used to point to the criminal. Stuttering, not moving enough, moving too much, eye contact, no eye contact, leaning forward, leaning back, constantly changing position. It's all seen as suspicious.

[@smiechu47]

They were 16, they didn't know shit.

[@billionsandbillions]

In this case there’s two suspects with a completely bullet proof alibi. One suspect snitched on the other suspect. Keeping quiet and invoking the fifth was not a part of their otherwise impenetrable story. They just couldn’t help themselves. Thinking they’d outsmart two veteran detectives with 20 years in the game. But let’s be honest. Brian and Torrey almost bamboozled them.

[@ZaZaZadAr]

@@billionsandbillionsalmost????

[@islanders1329fan]

@@billionsandbillions Almost??? What???🤷‍♂️ You high? Pay attention here. What they the detectives themselves were doing the whole time was pretending to believe and be very interested in their made up alibi story to see if they could spot any inconsistencies (which they did) and have them try to fill in key details which is impossible to do for a made up story and they weren’t able to. That’s what the detectives do after they conclude who committed this heinous act after they do their genius work in connecting the dots in what really happened. Because they know the culprits are never gonna confess like adults

[@According_To_Matt]

Most people fall for the lie, "only guilty people lawyer up." People don't understand that even if you're guilty, the prosecution can't mention that you asked for an attorney to a jury, because silence and counsel are constitutional rights.

[@shelley4746]

Torreys mom gets to hug her son, gets to say I love & "IT'S OK".. Cassie's mom doesn't get to hug her girl, tell her I love you & it's ok... That's NOT OK! This is a story of horror...

[@lunar4107]

Bro you’re making me tear up. I wish I could hug her

[@Keitaalise2746]

sad sad sad!! i hate this so much..

[@saymyname2417]

Because that's why it happened: for two murderous doorknobs to be the stars of a horror movie.

[@nataliepollehn7113]

It is not okay what he did...😭

[@videosofmepoopingandnuttin8631]

*EVERYTHING YOU STATED IS COMMON SENSE. YOU CANNOT HUG SOMEONE WHO IS NO LONGER ALIVE. YOU ARENT VERY BRIGHT* 🤦🏻‍♂️🤣🤷🏼‍♂️

[@lunalove9395]

I bet the boyfriend felt so guilty for having to leave :( I hope he doesn't blame himself and has been able to move on.

[@kongweakama9053]

They would have killed him as well

[@lunalove9395]

@@kongweakama9053 Probably, but I think they were waiting for him to say he'd left, so may have called it off if he'd stayed...I know his mom also offered for her to stay at their place but she said she would've felt bad leaving, since she'd agreed to house sit. :(

[@ghornisbae1653]

I think at some point in the video the dudes said they’d kill their friends plural, as in both of the two. So as the dude I’d just feel bad about not convincing her to come to my place. But he couldn’t have expected what would happen when she stayed...

[@ryanf2029]

@@ghornisbae1653 this is correct. They were going to kill both.

[@colaholmes8045]

@@kongweakama9053 idk. I think they knew she would be easy to overpower. With the boyfriend there it would’ve been a fight they wasn’t prepared for.

[@julesk2629]

I feel so bad for Matt. The guilt he must feel for letting Cassie stay behind at the house. And the the poor 13-year-old who had to find the body of her cousin. And of course, for Cassie who was killed so senselessly just so these two loser bastards could recreate their favorite movie.

[@lilahp7945]

it’s truly sickening.

[@laylaminrir]

it was definetly a good call from Matt's mom to pick him up. She saved her son's life. She almost saved Cassie too(if she agreed to come over aft they were spooked) but that was unfortunate.

[@shepshape2585]

You feel bad for Matt? Matt's alive. He has nothing to feel guilty about. It wasn't like he knew there were two murderers about to take her life.

[@einsavocado4675]

@@shepshape2585 that doesnt matter. i was in some kind of this situation before as well (not murder, but a friend of mine killed himself). and even tho you could not know, just like matt couldnt you start to feel guilty and question yourself if you coud´ve done something. so matt was surely feelign the same way and as a 16 year old he must have been reeealy disturbed

[@ptrekboxbreaks5198]

And the way the kid is stuttering is so ridiculous. ..he didn't stutter once in any video they filmed yet is stuttering non stop here because he is caught red handed. I have nothing against people with a stuttering issue, but I truly believe he was stuttering because of how in shock he was he got caught so easy

[@dylansimpson7842]

Holy shit the detective flipping through notes, then laying it on the table in front of Brian and kept flipping through 😂😂 so good.

[@crisnuaji6169]

Well, it can't be helped. The detective might be think like "Would you look at that, partner? An easy case with an open-booked suspects, and comes easy money"

[@SarahNotSara]

I cannot imagine how terrifying poor Cassies final moments were...or how heartbroken her parents must have been...or how Matt must have felt knowing he narrowly escaped potential death. I'm so glad these sick kids were caught and put away for life and are unable to torment or kill anyone else.

[@ghostfac3182]

Matt may think of his death but you know 100% he probably blames himself for not being there to help her

[@xsanguine]

Ew

[@whateverjustposting]

if i were matt i would feel worse thinking that i could have prevented it.

[@SarahNotSara]

Yeah poor guy must have experienced a lot of unwarranted guilt. I hope he is doing okay these days.

[@11141q]

Dont the parents told her to stay at home alone xD, if her parents trusted her she would be alive lol

[@Poohpooh1014]

He didn’t stutter at all in the beginning but once these awesome investigators make him more and more nervous, he can’t even spit out a sentence. Priceless. These idiots thought they were going to get away with this. Rest In Peace beautiful Cassie.

[@andrewnada819]

I remember watching a documentary called lost for life and they interview him and torey. that documentary took place 2012 I believe, whenever he talks about Cassie or that night he starts stuttering alot, throughout the interview he was speaking coherently and soon as he talks about that night he starts stammering/stuttering.. a good documentary.

[@andrewnada819]

They also interviewed torey and his parents together while they visit him at the his correctional facility. Really interesting....

[@fxckyousmithy7143]

T-T-Today Jr!

[@philalyngdoh3254]

Yeh i was about to say thaat too while he was in the video with tory N then suddenly 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@puellanivis]

@@andrewnada819 So, it’s likely that he’s struggled with stuttering his whole life, but through extensive work with a speech pathologist, you can overcome a lot of these issues. Problem is, it requires a lot of mental effort to keep talking in a way that is “unnatural” to you, and so as he becomes more and more mentally taxed, with lying and keeping his story straight, or creatively thinking up lies on the spot, he has ever less mental capacity available to stop stuttering. I’m pretty surprised that as a person who has overcome stuttering, he wasn’t aware that if he’s questioned for an extended period of time about something that he’s planned to lie about, but met with having to resolve inconsistencies, that he’s going to break into stuttering during crucial times, precisely when he needs to be presenting a composed nature to the police…

[@hermitaphrodite]

His nervousness when they asked him certain questions was just as hard to watch as it was satisfying to see. Love when they start playing hard ball with him about the movie. Those investigators have great chemistry.

[@neversaygoodbye4]

His stuttering!

[@dominiquexo4772]

I don’t understand why question them when they already have proof but I forgot “americans” love this 😂

[@Nicholaus13]

@@dominiquexo4772 What do "Canadians" think about it? Or "Irish", "Mexican" or even "Australian" people? I'm also curious about "Martians" thoughts on the matter.

[@hermitaphrodite]

@@dominiquexo4772 You must have witnessed neither the Casey Anthony nor the O.J. Simpson trial. Even with plentiful evidence, undeniable killers roam free. Unfortunately, evidence can be explained away by very, very good lawyers and those explanations justified by stupid jurors. Confessions are golden and difficult to refute. Also, they sometimes learn of more evidence, as well as other crimes and/or murders the person may have committed during questioning. This may result in longer sentences for dangerous people, saving living people trapped somewhere, finding remains of long missing victims to bring them home to their loved ones, etc. There are many good reasons for "Americans" (are Americans real?) to question these people beyond finding the first crumbs of evidence.

[@rygriff4688]

@@dominiquexo4772 Stupid and arrogant go hand in hand

[@suzanne2024]

Thanks. I love this channel

[@mattbortz10]

Torey's eyes are too close together, and Brian's are too far apart. I think that's the dynamic that made them so dangerous.

[@cdes1776]

🙄

[@Stevros999]

Lol good observation 👌

[@Nodeal757]

Dying at this comment 🤣🤣

[@christopherjon3050]

Phrenology will give more data

[@Nockturnmortem]

Lol

[@jm3517]

“Torrey took notes on how not to get caught while committing a murder” he then proceeds to: •leave fingerprints and footprints at the crime scene with no thought to how they might’ve got there •develop a paper thin cover story that falls apart immediately under any sort of scrutiny •develop a paper thin backup cover story for when the first one falls apart that’s so bad your mom points out the inconsistency during the interrogation •commits the crime with an accomplice that has an insanely obvious stutter when he’s lying •fucking makes a video immediately after the murder admitting to the murder lol

[@scottaznavourian3720]

And before the murder describing how they will do it, while listing other potemtial targets...at least billy and stu were smart enough to frame someinelse...

[@zacharybiddle853]

In all fairness a stutter wouldn’t necessarily be looked at as a tell for lying. Whether or not you’re telling a lie being interrogated about a murder would be incredibly stressful and would probably cause him to stutter if he was innocent too.

[@_JM-]

nice name brotha

[@_Twink]

@@Fractalchemystical also from movies where the bad guy ultimately fails.

[@scottjefferson4048]

thats why theory vs execution (no pun intended) are completely different and thank god they're fuking idiots, because intelligent criminals are something you never want to see on your state or even country (like Mr cruel case who was never captured but committed so many horrible crimes because he knew how to not leave any evidence).

[@eccentriastes6273]

"We wanted to see Click." Most unbelievable part of their alibi.

[@johnmcdowell1121]

Extremely underrated comment Edit: No longer underrated

[@ryantaylor3917]

I would've arrested them for that crime against cinema.

[@Shallowweb]

Lmao!

[@BrokenGodEnt]

I cried at the end of that movie lol.

[@auridion2037]

I thought click was a banger ngl.

[@ElGamerXL]

The detective mirroring his stutter was brutal

[@rickavory]

When?

[@MaiPham-vy5nl]

@@rickavory48:50

[@crisnuaji6169]

Because of how easy it is. They readed an open booked killer😂

[@noctualucifugo4627]

What they expected: - Where were you? - Watching a movie - Understandable, have a nice day. What actually happened: - Where were you? - Watching a movie - What was the movie about? - 👁👄👁

[@youtubeuser84848]

honestly😭

[@justcommoncurt]

"There was a man, and he looked at a TV, and then it went *bshhhh*" Like, come on.

[@drakerodriguez2103]

Lmfao

[@myriamst-m4091]

HAHAHAHAHA

[@notbloodylikely4817]

Criminal masterminds.

[@mobertrartling]

I hate how they’re like “yeah it’s too bad we have to kill our friends.” Like nobody is forcing you to do it, this is your dumb idea lol.

[@phoenixzappa7366]

Sometimes you just gotta do what you gotta do.

[@StuffedBearSus]

@@phoenixzappa7366 teen virgins make awful decisions

[@jAmbAjuiCe_YEET]

They seemed like they didn’t even want to do it either

[@StuffedBearSus]

@@jAmbAjuiCe_YEET yea once they were caught .. look at the video the night of the murder and the school recordings .. these dorks loved it

[@sillytbe8765]

@@phoenixzappa7366 uhhh?

[@myriam7074]

Matt’s mom must’ve been so shocked to hear what happened. She really saved his life by not letting him stay over at Cassies house that night. He was just 15 minutes away from a tragedy

[@joe-mama94]

Or maybe he could have saved her. The sad thing is Matt wanted Cassie to go over to his house to spend the night but being a responsible teenager she declined.

[@rumpelstiltskinl3123]

@@joe-mama94 yeah but with crazy’s like this if they didn’t do it that day who’s to say they wouldn’t try another day.

[@JL-zg5bk]

@@joe-mama94 Save her against 2 attackers who have prepared to kill? nah. Mom saved his life.

[@joe-mama94]

@@JL-zg5bk I said maybe. I would do everything to save my girl bro. Just imagine the horrors she had to go through before those two POS killed her. At least if Matt was there maybe they could have escaped or even defended themselves.

[@joe-mama94]

@@rumpelstiltskinl3123 that is true. Sometimes I can’t with people.

[@Pidgeonz]

Wow..This was almost 20 years ago now..I know I'm late in watching it, but 2006 doesn't seem so long ago..Ughh time flies.

[@Laflareup1017]

Its so crazy how smooth he talks, until he asked an off the wall question, then he immediately starts studdering.

[@Jack-er6wi]

Right. The stuttering is so intense.

[@kacie7318]

which part is it?

[@anthonybkr]

@@kacie7318 all the parts my friend

[@tilberry19]

@@kacie7318 the parts with the kid that kinda actually looks like the dude from scream. Weird.

[@freshelephant]

He's trying to give himself time to think of a lie

[@alyssaruiz4600]

What is so deeply unsettling is in those last moments of Cassie the fear she experienced with the sounds and lights to then realize it was two people she knew and just had been hanging out with 15-30 minutes prior to have a sense of relief to extreme fear realizing it was not just a prank is so heartbreaking. People who were supposedly her friends killed her!! Now i understand why you should NEVER tell anyone including your friends that you’re alone. Absolutely sickening. Prayers for her and her family.

[@alastor8091]

You should also always have an exit plan. Unfortunately its not possible for everyone to own weapons to defend themselves, but flight is often better than fight. Fires, tornadoes, burglars, or would be killers, can all be run from. Plan a route out of your house or any building you're in. Know the exits.

[@alastor8091]

@BurningSaints it was hardly a surprise attack. Those 2 were making noises all night. You're a female at home alone, the lights are flickering when they haven't before and you hear shit downstairs. They announced themselves pretty loudly. That aside, the advice was more for people who are alive to see cases like this. If things feel dodgy, trust your gut. This is lesson learning time.

[@نريدجنتكيالله]

I wanna know why do Americans live in such a weird way. Sorry for saying it but why do u trust ..parents leave their children go and come parties at late night ...I think pple are exposing their life too much to such incidents ..the world is full of sick pple ..don't TRUST

[@jasondean88888]

You think prayers they will never know about will somehow bring them comfort? Lack of sound judgement is what took their daughter, let's not pile on with more of the same.

[@noelyanes2455]

I’d rather not live in fear.

[@ivorybow]

I feel so so sorry for Cassie's parents. What a stupid, evil tragic waste of her precious life. They will never recover. This is "wake up screaming in the night" for the rest of your life grief.

[@iamshofiulazam]

imagine taking care of someone for 16 years and then they dont live anymore, fuck man

[@miahzzeebest701]

they also didn’t let her boyfriend stay with her that night. Must be extremely hard for them to grief over the “what if’s” that could’ve happened if he was there that night. They both might have ended being victims of these 2 absolute idiots. May Cassie Rest In Peace and my her soul haunt them to their never ending painful deaths.

[@christinadaya9850]

@@miahzzeebest701 It was the boyfriend’s mom who wouldn’t let him stay there, not her parents. And, we can’t know what would have happened if he had stayed obviously, but they might have both been murdered if so. That was the boys original plan.

[@davidsimpson5171]

Drama

[@samjohn3060]

She was too young to be house-sitting. imagine how they all feel letting her do that.

[@seahawks366]

Can you imagine being Matts Mom and having the gut instinct that she shouldn’t let her son stay that night. Then thinking i should have made Cassie come with us. What a horrible situation

[@islanders1329fan]

I’m sure she has survival guilt syndrome too. Just as much as her son does.

[@crisnuaji6169]

Well, she offered that idea but Cassie declined because of house sitting. But i guess it wasn't mother's instinct that played here. It's the wheel of destiny that played here

[@chudleyflusher748]

Note: if you have a crippling stutter every time you lie, NEVER sit down for an interview with police.

[@KenTheTrul]

Coulda got a lawyer to answer the questions for him.

[@emilyelizabeth575]

as someone who is anxious and stutters naturally I'm terrified lol I can't play poker

[@kennypowers8703]

Lol I mean dam

[@fernandodelia1966]

your 100 percent right,,lol

[@BeanSprouts02]

@@emilyelizabeth575 Fking same :(( It’s one of the reasons why I hate my stutters so much. People would always think I’m lying.

[@1987jaffa]

I'm honestly kind of curious for Matt's interview. Imagine having to go through probably a pretty intense interview and a polygraph while being innocent on top of your girlfriend just being murdered AND just narrowly escape that same fate yourself.

[@sparingpickle4918]

Wtf are you weirdos asking for that. You want to watch the little kid cry because his gf was just murdered and himself as well? Where is your brain!?

[@SirSkrall]

@@sparingpickle4918 dude, it's a crime interrogation comparison, not a video titled "Look at this little bitch for crying under pressure over the murder of his dead girlfriend". It's all context. Perspective is context sensitive.

[@waifu_savior4348]

@@SirSkrall you said it my boy

[@jdev232]

Interview probably didn't last long. His mother was the alibi, picked him up...probably saw the girl alive

[@sparingpickle4918]

@@SirSkrall You guys are idiots. What perspective can you gain from watching the bf cry and cry? That your a terrible person and like to watch victims cry?….That’s all your going to gain from it.

[@luxurypetscz]

"we know you're a bright kid" He said with a straight face to the boy who thought he would get away with murder by saying he saw a movie, which plot he didn't even know.

[@CalopsitaVanderbilt1911]

It’s the dumbest textbook alibi: I was at the cinema.

[@alberto_saurus]

Dimmest bulb in the box, I’d say..

[@CarpeNoctem135]

While videotaping it*

[@Treblaine]

The choice was prison or watching an Adam Sandler movie. Their fate was sealed.

[@mikehawks4741]

I am a br br bright k k k kid. The movie was abo abo about a guy and a a a woman.(I think they bought it.)

[@shadowcasefiles102]

"Insightful and haunting." I appreciate how you balanced the horror of this case with a focus on the victims and justice. It's hard to watch, but important to understand.

[@bennettfitter5289]

I’m sure it’s heartbreaking as a parent of a killer to go through this but it was very satisfying hearing a mom question her sons lies

[@claireo2307]

I know that’s right!

[@Akamemaru1]

That reminds me of my favorite line from Scream. "My mom and dad are gonna be mad at me"

[@Ayra_Asmr]

Can you give a time stamp to this, please?

[@annie5171]

@@Ayra_Asmr 1:01:15

[@Rich_ard]

@@Ayra_Asmr 1:01:20 for the mom questioning... I'm actively listening so could be more.

[@SaziMojo]

Don’t be a criminal if you stutter when you lie.

[@imadreamer2988]

😂😂😂

[@pasideonwitne4865]

I swear 😂💀

[@zoeyfunderburg8033]

hahaha i was thinking the same thing but i think he just has a natural stammer in general but it’s probably worse when lying

[@MadHatterHerby]

S s s sseriously...

[@9321spiderman]

yeah, that guy was tripping on his tongue

[@SomeGuy1918]

Poor Cassie. She didn’t deserve to die so horribly and at such a young age. Her loss is going to affect her friends and family for the rest of their lives. I’m glad Brian and Tory got life sentences, but it won’t bring Cassie back.

[@plumbus3308]

An eye for an eye, they both should have gotten the death penalty imo

[@DTG4844]

@@plumbus3308 sad that most places abolished it. should've kept it since they were terrible and only take up prison space

[@Malpei777]

​@@DTG4844 @plumbus the death sentence is the easy option for cold blooded murderer. Sitting in prison until you die or take your own life is way way more of a punishment.

[@mistert4533]

Thanks for this as this isn't obvious at all! I wonder if the sky is blue and grass is green?

[@DTG4844]

@@Malpei777 I disagree, keeping murderers living comfortably with free meals, protection, and suitable living conditions is far from the worst. I swear people who commit tax fraud get sentenced worse than this

[@chano6555]

Pro tip- don’t murder if you can’t lie without stuttering

[@hunterashton673]

People can just have speech impediments.. my little brother stutters all the time and he’s not a compulsive liar

[@OzymandiasWasRight]

​@@hunterashton673Anyone watching this and thinking 'welp. Sometimes people stutter no biggie' would be the worlds worst detective.

[@killjoy5437]

It’s crazy how people be thinking they are smarter than detectives because of tv shows and movies they’ve watched

[@Trizzer89]

Narcissism. The only smart people are the ones who say nothing of importance

[@alimuhammed885]

Yea you are sure not in that category mr people be thinking. Did you just learn to speak like a dumass or is it just a fad

[@NeroWalker]

I mean it's not that hard to commit a murder and atleast last awhile without getting caught if you spend more time thinking of how and not jizzing your pants over the kill itself. I mean common sense why say you went to a highly public place as an alibi when it's not hard to check up on that. Quick edit: plus why even get involved with the person just prior when that's when your gonna be on the top of the suspect list. Again these fools spent too long jizzing there pants over thinking

[@breannathompson9094]

@@NeroWalker EXACTLY

[@lexallen3031]

I mean the closest I've gotten to that was pretending to be a detective when I was 8

[@sk00muh]

its terrifying to think that there are actually people like this that can just be walking freely, and not locked up in mental hospitals

[@jambo243]

these guys are free?

[@222MovieMan]

@@jambo243 No he means that there are murders that are unsolved and the killers are walking around. Or that there are people planning to kill others and are freely walking around silently planning.

[@jambo243]

@@222MovieMan are those guys free or in prison still

[@222MovieMan]

@@jambo243 no idea, google.

[@shilohivy4590]

Reagan is the root cause of this

[@Polygon0]

The mother must have been devastated... Imagine raising an entire human being for 16 years just to find out they would easily end another person with no remorse whatsoever... Absolutely gut wrenching.

[@SirHorned19]

"an entire human being"... not really though, seems like the parents missed the psychological part about raising a child...

[@wellthisisinteresting4912]

@@SirHorned19 I highly doubt good parenting would have been able to prevent this kid from murdering. he seems to have the wiring of someone with no capacity for empathy and guilt. Thats something you can't really force or teach to a kid if their nervous system is not wired that way

[@DanielTorres-pw8il]

she wasn't devastated and probably feels his son is innocent. she is as bad as him

[@SirHorned19]

​@@wellthisisinteresting4912 'Good parenting' entails whatever it takes for your child to not murder someone. This was 100% not a purely physiological disorder. Children are never just born murderers. I can guarantee you that 'bad parenting' can emotionally stunt a 'normal person' to commit murder. I would guess that anyone would have acted the same, had they been living his life from the beginning.

[@juneevans8115]

@@SirHorned19 eeeeee

[@katy9569]

My favorite accomplice of this case is Brian's stutter

[@juliantrejo9519]

He’s stutter had me laughing but at the same time I felt bad

[@islanders1329fan]

@@juliantrejo9519 I didn’t feel bad for him, he knew murdering this poor girl was wrong and went ahead and did it anyway with Torey. Then again, I think he was stuttering like this on purpose to try and look more innocent LOL. He doesn’t stutter one bit when he confesses to the cops

[@shaekorpela5611]

@@juliantrejo9519feeling bad for a human like this is worrying

[@savannaheckstrom7296]

I feel horrible for Matt, he is so lucky but holy crap imagine the “what if’s” in his place. I hope he has found peace.

[@allisonmiller3669]

Right? I wish she fucking went with him. But these scumbags probably would have killed her or someone else at a later date. Ugh it makes me sick.

[@Moonlakes]

he will probably suffer from survivor guilt his entire life being traumatized because some mentally ill kids saw the wrong movies

[@cynthiacromwell8002]

All the surviving victims the child who found poor cassie?? Her whole family. 😱 why do the professoonals always share too much if their tactics. It makes me sick to my stomach. U swear i dont get it. Just like monsters watch movies. They watch these shows. They vet a lesson on what nit to do if you wanna get away with this. Omg yes i watch to pay whatever respect regreat i can to the victim. But this seriously bothers me. Ion know.

[@scarlet8078]

I'm an attorney who's questioned many, many suspects & witnesses. You don't need to worry about criminals learning to "get away with it" by watching true crime vids. Honestly, human behavior is animalistic & very difficult to control, so we know when people are lying. Plus, advanced law enforcement technology means fewer & fewer crimes like this are going unsolved. In modern cities like NY a person is on camera an average of 33 times on their way to work. Even if rural areas, we can use GPS to track suspects. The type of crimes that do tend to go unsolved are gang drive-bys and such senseless events

[@simonesmith6386]

@@scarlet8078 I was thinking this. your own body will give you away. it's nature. this is why some people try to disconnect with themselves. people always get caught in the end. it's amazing how much people underestimate body language.

[@jazzyg6298]

It’s always wild to me how two people who are so fucked up just happen to find each other and both be down to just casually murder someone. Especially in cases where couples commit murder together. Like how out of everyone on this rock do these people just happen to meet ? Makes you wonder how many people harbor these insane fantasies.

[@kkaattyy]

same with consensual cannibalism, like HUH????

[@MS-dw2pb]

I've heard it being called group think..most likely one of them had a stronger interest at first and the other got pulled into it and ended up liking it too

[@spaace9414]

simple answer there is an evil spirit that rules this world. the bible says this world has been given over. also when Jesus was tempted by the devil. the devil offered him all the kingdoms in the world.... how did Satan have this, too give?.. is it possible. that the bible has been real all along... hmmm God Bless your hearts. to receive this.

[@WillowLemmons]

Birds of a feather flock together,when those birds are psychos it's not very pleasant,but that's a very true statement.

[@Abenkin]

I read somewhere that given the chance, 15-20% of people would commit athrocities

[@1800LUNATIC]

The mother of Torrey actually wrote a book about the whole ordeal and it is disgusting. She basically puts all the blame on Brian and the judicial system and says that her son was done wrong. She is completely in denial about the whole thing.

[@elip241]

that’s so fucking messed up.. whole family’s whack.

[@rebelfriend8817]

Yeah, she’s obviously delusional, but it’s truly tragic. Imagine if one day you learned that the person you love so much and raised his whole life is a cold blooded killer. It would shock and ruin me to my core

[@josephdarkhelmet9494]

Hey mom.... what did you think of the pure joy on my face and laughter as I talked about murdering a girl in a self-made video? Yup. It was Brian who coerced me to laugh. Totally not liable. You can let me out of prison now... Hello... Warden?

[@yashuab.2979]

@@rebelfriend8817 Nice profile picture, is it the more lego character profile pictures the better or should stay away from that to keep these profile pictures unique?

[@Armored_RC]

Brian kinda got mind controlled into this and winded up enjoying it

[@enigmadrath1780]

What I can't get over is how terrified Cassie would have been in her final moments. They didn't just attack her. They terrorized her in the lead up. She was alone in a dark house, hearing noises, and they reveled in it before butchering her.

[@smiechu47]

Don't forget the masks and black clothing.

[@crisnuaji6169]

They tried to make a recreation of perfect murder scene from Scream only to leave so much holes and evidences. Guess they can recreated another one at the jail, but this time they're the victim. Hope they washed their butts

[@TimothyR]

I’m interested in Matt’s interrogation, him being an suspect while being innocent. Would be interesting how he and the interrogators handel that situation and how it’s different to the guilty suspects interrogation.

[@shahmianas8512]

Agree! Would really like to see that.

[@huuashdiasuh998]

he prolly just got a waterproof alibi from his mom

[@Greigames]

Are they allowed to divulge footage of a suspect that was found innocent?

[@SafetyKitten]

@@visassess8607 because theyre innocent but its interrogation footage lol

[@ajhproductions2347]

@@Greigames on another channel they go in-depth with an interrogation/interview of a man who turned out to be innocent of the charges he was facing. It’s actually pretty fascinating and worth watching.

[@firefly5677]

Having the parents in that room is heartbreaking. Just the slow realization they must have had what their son did is something I can't even imagine going through

[@horrorcastles]

this makes no sense

[@713purpp4]

@@horrorcastles I think he means their thoughts cause Jeffery dahmers dad had the same thoughts as him but didn’t commit to it

[@brendanyergeau538]

@@horrorcastles how does this make no sense lol. comprehension is tough i guess

[@bigtate1439]

I'm reading the comment above yours and apparently the torey guy's mom released a book basically blaming everyone but her son. Actually I just googled it and read the summary written by the mother. She literally thinks her son is innocent after everything that happened. So no, she literally never had that realization and deserves less than zero sympathy. What kind of despicable human being do you have to be to WRITE A BOOK portraying yourself as the victim after all this? I don't know about the other parents but this lady is a POS human being and the apple didn't fall far from the tree.

[@islanders1329fan]

@@horrorcastles Are you an illiterate?

[@pew4808]

The influence that JCS has had on the crime documentary side of youtube is actually really cool to see. Whenever I want to watch a new video from them, I can just go to another channel and be equally as interested

[@lisasimpson4574]

Totaly agree ! 😁

[@AmieDeLalla]

I miss JCS though.

[@juliabeltran9817]

@@AmieDeLalla Fr

[@YourPalKindred]

Yeah. It's honestly great. It's not like other trends that may inspire low quality, this one inspires a lot of effort to be put in, and a truly interesting, if grim, subject

[@dom-o-rue4194]

@pew I agree

[@LGTGHOSTHUNTING]

My favourite thing about these two idiots is that somebody said torys eyes are too close and bryans eyes are too far. You can't unsee it on the mugshots

[@emrysjones1914]

For me it's the one kids neck. He got a huge neck

[@0898007]

A Trevor Lawrence neck

[@LetHimRead]

Nah, it is his head that is small like a woman's.

[@crisnuaji6169]

They should called them "Twedle Dee and Twedle Dumb" killers from now on

[@lucindaknudson7096]

So very true

[@realdanielpeach]

Would love to see Matt’s interview. We always see the guilty guys’ interviews, I can’t imagine the fear of a innocent person having to be “accused” and interviewed like this.

[@chrissymeri4957]

He has already been victimized enough going through that and it's not fair to have it online too. The guilty ones, however. They deserve all the criticism the internet will throw at them. They're pure evil!

[@karin8188]

I think there are some video’s on JCS where they show the interviews of innocent people. It’s interesting to see how different someone reacts when they’re actually innocent but the fear you see in someone’s behaviour and hear in their voice is truly heartbreaking.

[@realdanielpeach]

@@chrissymeri4957 I agree. No one that has gone through that and does not want their interview shown should be subjected to that for our curiosity’s sakes. I imagine there are those out there willing to share their interviews

[@wildnfree101]

@@karin8188 I was going to mention the innocent JCS video.

[@zabavshik4738]

Watch JCS criminal psychology videos. You’ll see some innocents getting interrogated. It’s a great window into the interrogation tactics used. That channel made me wonder why they let this guy sit next to the door. Just a good insight

[@briannawarner5286]

I can't imagine how her boyfriend and mom felt after this. I'm sure his mom was relieved she made him come home, yet devastated that she left Cassie there alone.

[@craigcrawford6595]

Yeah, that would be one hell of a dilemma to deal with in such circumstamces. .

[@leodelicious865]

@@SaveDaLastZombie really!??

[@jagodandrzejewska2965]

@@SaveDaLastZombie what the fuck

[@cmdchic4life]

@@SaveDaLastZombie your outta pocket..

[@Ami14120]

Whats the point of house sitting? Maybe feeding pets? But you dont have to stay the night to do that, only reasons i can think of is in the case of a burglary but if thats the case, who in their right mind would give that job to a teenage girl, im not blaming the uncle i think it was, but i believe it was something completely unecessary and dumb

[@CPhelps1247]

Interrogator: *breathes* Narrator: the officer tries to give the suspect a false sense of security. By breathing like a human being, the interrogator is showing the suspect he needs oxygen to survive. This way the suspect will lower his guard and be more willing to share information.

[@bin7375]

"It is clear, that by blinking, the officers show the suspect that they have to moisten their eyes too, just like a human being. This will make the subject subconsciously relax."

[@olduglyentwife5700]

They found some things and they know some things and we should not underestimate what they know. Because they know. A lot of things.

[@geminisfl]

"By moaning like a human being, the interrogator is showing the suspect he needs to relax his anus to survive. This way the suspect will lower his guard and be more willing to be sodomized."

[@RLAUREN7]

🤣

[@rossothecrimson7]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dharmallars]

Imagine thinking you can get away with murder knowing you stutter uncontrollably every time you’re nervous