The Most Twisted Interrogation You'll Ever See

In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Michael Hernandez.
VIDEO QUALIFICATIONS: The following interrogation has been analyzed by a qualified team, including a licensed attorney and former prosecutor, a licensed clinical psychologist, and a licensed professional counselor.
NOTE: This is an educational documentary and authoritative news piece based on actual police documents and case files. Our team of psychology professionals analyze the interrogation footage from an educational perspective with a focus on red flags and prevention. Our goal is to educate the public, inform our audience, and raise awareness.
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[@faiths.4971]

My main issue is with the security guard who completely disregarded the student who told him someone was bleeding in the bathroom. How the hell do you just brush something like that off and not even go check? Even if it’s a paper cut you still need to go see what’s going on cause kids don’t just say that.

[@lea88pu]

Yeah and even if they did say it everyday he should go and check anyway bcs better safe then sorry.

[@ArcishYT]

I disagree with your second part, young boys are known to say obnoxious/ridiculous stuff just for the hell of it. But regardless you're right; the fact that the security guard didn't even bother to check, especially since it's his job, is ridiculous.

[@misaelcampos6294]

To be fair, if I was told someone was bleeding in the school restroom I would think that it was someone with a bloody nose. My 14 years get nose bleeds so easy it's ridiculous. It would have elicited a different response if they said someone was unconscious or lying of the floor in their blood. Specificity matters but yes it would have been best if the guard checked anyway.

[@TCCification]

Probably the same reason cops stood around doing nothing while kids where being massacred in Texas, or when another school security guard in Florida ran away while the students he was hired to protect were being killed. The barrel of apples rotted a long time ago.

[@threeeightsixeight]

hourly pay does a lot to a man over a course of time.

[@Angel-te2jt]

The security guard who brushed off the kid who tried to report someone injured in the bathroom needs to be fired, what the hell is your job if not to assist kids in staying safe?

[@BlueLizardKing]

Things like that put me in a frothing rage, and unfortunately it's more common than it's not.

[@temp_unknown]

It's so annoying, so many people will never do their jobs until something like this happens, and then it's too late.

[@keeshakhan7136]

Yeah this disturbed me too. I belt he felt like crap when the boys came running out and decided to check then; and found what he found.

[@jazzyLee573]

I might get hate for this but I understand where the guard is coming from, this is middle school and kids tend to prank or disrespect people that are in charge or protect the school so the guard could have just been used to these kids playing these type of games but he checked the bathroom after he saw the panic on the kids face.

[@temp_unknown]

@@jazzyLee573 Here's the thing though, it doesn't matter. Caring about the health and well-being of children they're charged with protecting should always come first, far above 'getting back at pranksters'.

[@michaellvoltare]

The thought of Jamie with his throat slit open bleeding asking his "friend" Mike not to kill him is so heart breaking. The poor innocent boy.

[@reptilesgamers00]

He even said "of course this was a lie"

[@jasonfield3903]

Horrible. Just Plain Evilness. This 14 year old killer needs to be put to death ☠️ and just like him we won’t know why Society killed him, oh that’s right because you’re a freaking killer.🫵🏽💩🫵🏽

[@delta7ministries329]

@@reptilesgamers00hug you in in a minute L. Ll

[@ceasarsaran8573]

It hard to believe he went along with this, knowing likely the his "friend" was nuts. We failed the killer as much as we failed the victim, because his life is over, and it just didnt have to be that way.

[@thekingofnoobs8362]

Instead of changing the world for the better, they waste there life as they rot in prison, killing an innocent kid that trusted him with all he had and he does that

[@Black_Tsunade]

Narrator: "However Michael wouldnt stay in prison for long." Me:😡🤬 Narrator: "He collapsed & died in prison." Me:🤗🎉🥳🍾

[@kingghidorah8106]

aint no way blud stood strong and clear during a moorder but crumbled in the cell

[@112233JORDAN]

haha sorta my reaction as well

[@NellyGandhella]

Celebrating the death of another human is wierd and "edgy"

[@kingghidorah8106]

@@NellyGandhella it's not weird or edgy in this context.

[@Black_Tsunade]

@@NellyGandhella * weird & are you sympathizing with a murderer? 🤔👀

[@k.c.2213]

I have no doubt that they saved so many lives by sentencing him the way they did.

[@CoacolaPVP]

They were too late. The signs were there

[@rileyschilling9268]

Sentencing really? Preventing all the other psycho adolescents out there? Sorry, but no.

[@crazyluigi6664]

Even then, he apparently was only going to live until 31 due to an irregular heartbeat anyway.

[@zhangjao6328]

@@crazyluigi6664 Learn to read between the lines. This man ate himself to death because he was never getting out of that box.

[@crazyluigi6664]

@@zhangjao6328 I mean, fair enough, but who's to say it wouldn't have happened if he were to have remained free anyway?

[@Deeperdetecting]

Imagine knowing that you are never going to see your family again and dying in a stall, RIP Jaime you didn’t deserve this. What a sick person

[@michelesturgis6969]

What a piece of sh*t! Prayers to the family left behind.

[@pepperchaun2184]

I don't want to imagine

[@axis2946]

Excuse me, but who would deserve it.

[@romcoles4600]

@@axis2946 michael

[@axis2946]

@@romcoles4600 2 wrongs don't make a right.

[@ParistonHxH]

Andre Martin, the boy who was supposed to go to the bathroom with Michael but didn't and is now still alive, is currently a police officer in Florida! Very proud of him

[@82566]

Wow thank you for the information I am glad he's ok

[@markstowers4180]

I’m disappointed in him

[@ParistonHxH]

@@markstowers4180 why? He gets to help people who are in need of help just like he was. It's extremely symbolic that someone who was so close to being killed by a psychopath is now in the same line of work that saved him from his traumatic experience.

[@WiscoKnight0806]

Just curious, how'd you find this out?

[@ParistonHxH]

@@WiscoKnight0806 Googled his name, there are a few local articles about his accomplishment! Quite cute

[@RobbieB2606]

Imagine being the other friend he had planned to murder first, and hearing this. Terrifying close call

[@jamestheyounger8895]

"because I value my jewelry." That quite literally sent chills down my spine.

[@trumplostlol3007]

Emotion and sympathy have something to do with some parts of the human brain. Maybe he has those parts of his brain being damaged.

[@walkerwalker4114]

You look like Michael brother

[@jamestheyounger8895]

@@walkerwalker4114 ?

[@hannahparent1356]

And your name is Jamie? James? Same as victims here. but also completely irrelevant!

[@jasminen6680]

You didn't value your ONLY FUCKING FRIEND like.... 🤬

[@Hydde87]

That must've been both one of the easiest and one of the hardest interrogations that investigator ever had.

[@almonds8895]

ikr.. like he admitted so earnestly- but what he'd done was unbelievable

[@priydarshinitripathi9719]

That..... was exactly what I was going to write. I was shook for a minute when I saw this comment. And yes I completely agree, sitting there listening to a 14 year old explain his crimes in heinous details must have been very hard on the Investigators.

[@Nightdreaux22647]

I bet the detective was thinking ""WTF happened to this boy?? Why he is so evil and heartless??"" and was speechless but still had to do his job to interrogate

[@giulianacr2638]

You can hear how distressed the investigator is as he is questioning Michael.

[@michaelbrownlee4857]

@@giulianacr2638 he does pretty good considering I would be shocked

[@badbrig]

It is absolutely terrifying how Michael remembered the exact times. He's paid special attention to all the details so he can relive the murder. A complete and utter psychopath.

[@tandemi75]

That's what disturbs me. This dude really had every single detail planned. That's the sad thing, he could've been a business owner with a mind like that.

[@charlieburnham39]

@@tandemi75 Lmao one of the most important skills in business is good social skills. Besides, this kid was clearly a fucking idiot considering he got caught so easily.

[@dreyone6156]

@@tandemi75 what's terrifying is there are many business owners like this. psychopaths walk among us and there's a good chance you cross paths with one every week fortunately not all of them act out their psychopathy this way, many of them are smart enough to know that it's generally not worth the risk of being arrested, but they find other ways to abuse others and pursue their deranged ideals

[@ShadowJinxXOX]

@@dreyone6156 I think it’s highly unfair to claim that all psychopaths, and those part of the dark triad, are just automatically seeking to abuse the people around them. They can actually be well-adjusted people too. Anyways there’s nothing inherently bad or wrong with them for being born the way they were, it’s just a different way of living, some are even capable of decreasing the symptoms or level of their psychopathy as well

[@dreyone6156]

@@ShadowJinxXOX the desire to abuse others is a hallmark attribute of psychopathy so I don't see what is so unfair about it

[@harmsxo]

The security guard should be fired , he just bluntly brushed off a child saying someone is bleeding and the detective is so amazing to keep a friendly tone infront of a pshyco like him

[@elGallomasgallo305]

I was a student in the 6th grade at Southwood when this happened. It was a frightening day for us when rumors started circulating around that someone had been murdered in the bathroom. We were all wondering if it had been one of our friends. RIP Jaime

[@luciac9123]

Wow! I can't even imagine!!

[@JJ-tr4bg]

Im so sorry that happend to all of yoy

[@marsaeille]

Absolutely horrendous! 😢

[@monkmane2345]

If I was in middle school and heard these rumors theres absolutely no way I would believe it, I can't imagine how haunting that has to be

[@elGallomasgallo305]

@@monkmane2345 we did. The school was placed into a complete "code red" lockdown that wasn't lifted for the entire day.

[@townsville69]

The way the cop used 'very good' was amazing. He could tell that this kid feeds off of praise.

[@Redflowers9]

But not too obvious either like “mmm clever boy”

[@nothintosay2010]

i find it amazing that the children happened upon that gruesome traumatic seen because an adult once again refused to believe a child... really hope this security guard was sued.. * i do know these things can happen out in the wild and all, but the fact that he failed to at least check the security and welfare of the building when a problem was brought to him.

[@motombocolombo]

He also asked:"How did you accomplish that?" several times, and not: "How did you do that?"...as if the murder or attempted murder were accomplishments...which they were, of course, in the boys' mind.

[@Ericsaidful]

This kid talks as if he's autistic. Like he doesn't understand anything socially.

[@djangoyorke9770]

Hardly Holmesian.

[@kellymorgan8868]

This is a dream interview for those of us who are interested in the psychology of murderers. This detective has excellent interview skills. So many do not. And so many detectives don’t ask questions pertaining to their mindset. I literally ruminate for days over simple things like if I’m unintentionally a little short with someone. And there are people walking around who murdered someone the night before and then went home, ate dinner, brushed their teeth, and went to bed. Like, how?!? I just discovered the series Signs of a Psychopath and the episode on this guy was so enlightening.

[@shanlynn81]

@A2-mp5jbshe said she’s interested in the PSYCHOLOGY of murderers 🤦🏼‍♀️which many of us are, not bc we are MURDERERS ourselves but the whole “how can someone do this?” aspect of it. This entire channel is based off of psychological evaluations of experts

[@Nyssine]

@A2-mp5jb so hostile for no reason, did you forget to take your meds?

[@kandykane2160]

Andre is now a police officer. I guess this stayed with him. Thank you so much for taking the extra time to add in subtitles. I understand the time it takes to do that for some of us who don't hear as well. Thank you so much. ❤️

[@aayaanfarooq9427]

How do u know?

[@kandykane2160]

@@aayaanfarooq9427 I just googled "Michael Hernandez and Andre" and a picture came up of him and gave a paragraph about how thankful he is to be alive, how he is giving back and he has a family now and can't imagine how Jaimie's parents' must feel.

[@jspur22]

@@-.__Hazel__.- How is he misinforming hes talking about Andre being a Detective? Are you on crack?

[@brandonweeks]

@J Valenciaga380 you’re talking about the killer where this comment refers to the other kid he tried to kill.

[@bovice1766]

@@-.__Hazel__.- OP is talking about Andre not Michael. Michael is the murderer who died in prison. Edit: Spelling

[@rickjamesb.]

This is heart breaking in the case of little Jaime. He truly looked like the most innocent, sweet kid, the kind of kid we all wanted as a friend in college. He trusted his friend so much that not even his sixth sense told him to not go in to the toilet, even if he felt he was going to be pranked or whatever. Rest in peace little boy 💔

[@beautyfrompainxxx]

He looks like one of my younger brothers when he was little and it’s heart breaking to think that he died for nothing. Michael was a monster

[@GrubeAbzeichen]

I am sure Andre is aware of all this long before this videom came out, as he most likely had to give his statement in court

[@iyahatepelgindy]

He looks like my son.

[@emmagreenfield861]

@@beautyfrompainxxx q

[@RmX.]

Michael also looks like a good friend, but his brain didn't develop empathy. Some people are the victims of their own brain.

[@meggypeggy100]

It scares me to think about the fact that people like this are out there and could be anywhere

[@ChiefJay928]

@@archangel8016 ur a weirdo

[@Callebravo]

Or worse your own family member.

[@vasily2022]

That's the sad truth.

[@crosstolerance]

But is he truly a bad person?

[@natenmelo2021]

Just gotta do your best to pay attention and try to be as physically able as possible people usually don’t want to have an unnecessary fight for something they can easily do to someone else

[@jonloftness5210]

Having worked in several federal prisons for 31 years, I used to always tell people that the huge, muscular inmates were rarely the ones one should be afraid of. This young dude is a perfect example of that. Guys like this don't have any interest in a face-to-face fist fight. They are cunning and have no problem coming up behind you and running steel through your neck. Dude's like this are the ones who are really, really dangerous.

[@giovannirivera4504]

I agree

[@ciararespect4296]

So true

[@BistaSuyog]

@@BobbyP5985 wtf are you talking about ?

[@tannen3339]

@@BobbyP5985 nah, they gonna put a peanut butter dick sandwich in your chocolate starfish.

[@BobbyP5985]

@@tannen3339 please continue, tell me more in details.

[@mikealman9259]

My heart breaks for Jaime and his parents, how they carry on knowing what happened to their precious child is beyond me.

[@tonimurphy4470]

@Techrecycle4u don’t be miserable

[@Name-oz4lq]

@Techrecycle4u You’re a despicable human being, congratulations.

[@Name-oz4lq]

@@bluecatOMG Nothing can ever heal it, you just learn to live with it.

[@Nick-kw9oz]

@@Name-oz4lq The pain is still there you just become accustomed to it and in time it does "feel" easier.

[@cvalencia9847]

God help Jiames family

[@jonnyfish76]

This has to be the easiest AND most difficult interrogation ever conducted by this detective all in one. He handled it like a pro.

[@theEpicxY]

okr, whatever his faults. kid was honest

[@thegovtdoesntcareaboutyou]

What is your pfp

[@skycloud4802]

There was that part where should have dug in a little deeper though near the end, as he might be able to uncover the killers motivations for murder such as delusional disorder.

[@tintshady2049]

​@@skycloud4802 this interview is weird. The detective already knows the answers to the questions. He's leading him the entire way. If this was the initial interview how would he know about taking off his jewelry, the ring missing from his pocket, his intent to kill Andre the previous day?

[@wolfjay1343]

Fr Lol Is That What I Think It Is 😂

[@ms.artichokecheesepizzawst3239]

When he said “ I was planning to murder him “! The investigators reaction was priceless . He sat back and raised his hands and was silent in shock !

[@ggaming8999]

Right?? Hell of an answer lol

[@fredajordan5704]

Sidenote : Who , with a job like this, could sleep peaceful at night, or any night....

[@HolographicCathawk]

Can I get a time stamp? I actually tried to watch his reaction but from what I can tell he doesn't sit back, or react at all..he puts one hand in the air as he asks his next question.

[@membola]

@@HolographicCathawk I can't see it either.

[@itzzvxnsh]

@@HolographicCathawk 00:15 and yeah I can only see he raised his hands that's all

[@celluloidtherapy5003]

What kills me most, is that Jaime seemed like a pretty sweet kid. The photos of him smiling, may give you a glimpse into his personality, as well as his willingness to do things that other people might consider strange, because he was a trusting soul.

[@maskettaman1488]

All that from smiling for a photo?

[@zuberk8812]

@@maskettaman1488 absolutely

[@maskettaman1488]

@@zuberk8812 I guess it's good to have an imagination

[@dannymoneywell]

@@maskettaman1488 I bet there isn't a single picture of Michael with the same joy in the eyes.

[@LordCowbxyRDR]

@@maskettaman1488 you can see evil in somebody’s eyes

[@fattychoccie]

That is terrifying to listen to. You can hear how proud he is of himself when he says _"....yes where the jugular vein is...that's what I was aiming for"_ as if he'll get a gold star for knowing that fact. Don't think I've seen a creepier interview than this.

[@Bro12349]

Ew I know 🙁 that’s so ew

[@herbertcumberbatch7323]

Isn't a gold star Southwoods mascot?

[@salutechewmobilekitchencat7703]

Sounds like a smug a**hole!

[@Wabbelpaddel]

Why... just why...

[@GeniusInALamp]

Watch the interrogation of Stephen McDaniels if you haven’t already. That one is pretty chilling

[@demonas150]

These videos are incredibly well done. All these cases man. Thanks! Keep it bro!

[@liliesofthefield5310]

His poor mother, imagine sending your son to school and him getting murdered by one of his friends, how horrific

[@robertsaget6918]

😖😭🤮😔

[@Akhan-gd4iu]

You need to stop putting yourself in these conditions.

[@liliesofthefield5310]

@Peace For The Ummah read it again.. I didn't say that

[@TVAProject]

​@Peace For The Ummah idiot 😂

[@jillijane9793]

For both mother's, your child goes to school and one comes out deceased, one comes out a murderer. To think that your child not only did such a gruesome crime, but had been planning it and did it to his best friend

[@BriBri-so9jx]

So sad how much he obviously trusted his friend enough to even to turn around and let him cover his mouth. He continued to see the best in his friend and trust him up until his literal last moment. So horrible and terrifying

[@GrubeAbzeichen]

Even beyond that when he generously asked him to at least not kill him :( So sad for him

[@davinastanton3865]

@@GrubeAbzeichen Truly heartbreaking.

[@michaelvoorhees5978]

He was dumb

[@moobocksniffle]

My son is 13.. I can't imagine how his parents felt... my heart breaks for jaime and his family... when all of this came out and Andres parents discovered how close their son was to the same fate I can't imagine the relief they'd have felt.

[@ayanobadass949]

@@GrubeAbzeichen 😞

[@DemarcusQ]

I think the fact he’s 1000% completely honest to the detail terrifies me even more imagine if he was older.

[@oliverstone9681]

Agree with you totally,this boy is a monster,imagine when he gets older,he would be the demon,the devil.OMG.😡😡😡

[@conor95lfc]

@@oliverstone9681 He died in 2021

[@briamlawson8344]

I mean interagators want honesty and he was honest idk how that terrified you, it's worse when they swear they didn't do it and now u gotta waste hours upon hours.

[@BeardManDrummer1999]

34:54 sends shivers down my spine. The fact he coldly and adamantly states, "no I'm not," is just haunting.

[@fabledgoblins]

The fact that he even had a notebook with all his plans make it seem like a movie. It's crazy to think that the person you're having a friendly conversation with in the grocery store one day is actually a murderer.

[@techiepicker7981]

At least the psyco seems to kill someone they know and there were lots of signs to help us avoid them.

[@fl0nk11]

I was casual friends with a guy in a game chat for a couple of years...he wound up killing a little girl, assaulting her body, and planned to eat her (he did not get that far). I was so horrified and shocked when I found out that I hyperventilated. He's been on death row for years.

[@maalikserebryakov]

@@fl0nk11 nobody is perfect We shouldn’t become arrogant thinking we are better than somebody just because they made a mistake

[@MightbePettingmyCat]

@@fl0nk11 “casual friends” u were best buds with a child killing pedophile buddy

[@fl0nk11]

@@maalikserebryakov Jesus Christ, dude. I hope that's an attempt at dark humor.

[@gbap8230]

As a teacher, the guard’s response to a student telling him there was someone bleeding in the bathroom absolutely devastated me. Even if you think a kid is messing around or pulling a prank, if someone says a kid might be bleeding, you need to check in on the kid! He clearly does not prioritize student safety and I hope he no longer works in schools.

[@Anna-br9jt]

Yeah no shit, people that take those jobs are in it for the easy money, it's not a job to them.

[@tiananesbitt7156]

Teens prank too much still yes I would have peaked as soon as it was clear!

[@Lassieandfriends]

He certainly didn’t and in doing so, he caused other children so much trauma that could have been avoided if he had just taken a few steps into the bathroom and look. Who knows, there may have been a chance he could have even saved Jamie 😔💔

[@sagittaria9566]

You’re acting like the security guard murdered Jaime or something lmfao

[@andreas5025]

@@sagittaria9566nah they’re really not. it would have taken the security guard less than 1 minute to check and he didn’t. ofc he did not kill the kid and it’s not his fault (murderer is 100% at fault), but there’s a chance he didn’t die immediately and the security guard could have saved him if he checked

[@syw9882]

I’m not convinced his bullying & violence ended once he got to prison. You don’t die of obesity on regular prison rations. He was in there abusing & disabusing others of their commissary, etc. Having been in there so long, he had likely made a name for himself & made others’ sentences even worse. I’m sure plenty people were happy when he collapsed. My heart to Jaimes family. Dear, God 🤦🏾‍♀️🥺

[@ddilley83]

That was my thought. How do you get to be obese in prison?

[@UncleRicosCamper]

Yes!!! I was just about to say the same thing! The only way you get morbidly obese in prison is if you have loved ones putting money on your commissary constantly or your a bully or running game. I tend to lean towards him being a bully even in prison.

[@shibaos]

💉

[@shaneconner5659]

@@shibaosSurprising how fattening Ramen is, and they can also get chips, candy and ice cream from the commissary so it's not unusual for offenders to become severely overweight. Especially if someone is contributing to the commissary account.

[@rafterman5072]

Not necessarily. He probably bought a lot of snacks from commissary. It’s not exactly like prison food is healthy.

[@andrewburton4584]

That was truly disturbing. To hear a kid so young, speak so calculated and emotionless about the murder of another kid. My heart goes out to the family of Jaime, so sad, so very sad.

[@hoodiegamer9256]

Gets very little love at home and watches too many movies. What a clown that one is.

[@pianosenzanima1]

Psychopath... No feelings

[@mathiasstrom7790]

​@@pianosenzanima1They do have feelings, but its only negative emotions. Mostly rage and contempt, however psychopaths can feel good when getting supply such as sex, drugs or criminal behavior. They are so empty they need the thrill to feel alive. I would say that psychopathy is basically the most extreme form of narcissism, they are so self-absorbed and egocentric that absolutely that no one else or nothing else matters but themselves. This is a coping mechanism that is learnt and adopted in childhood. Its almost a given that these types of offenders go through some real rough shit during their youths, they learn to split off from their true feelings and become empty soulless shells of their true selves, its really a tragedy on every level

[@sim.ulationkoyo]

nah, this is normal in Florida.

[@stevesand8845]

@@hoodiegamer9256 no, that’s not what caused this….. SEVERE mental disease, a lack of love might make you a killer, but it would also make you bitter and hateful of the world…. this kid isn’t bitter, he is just detached from all moral attachments and emotions…. deciding to kill somone to him was like anyone else deciding to to watch any particular genre of movie… just what he felt like doing at the time… he doesn’t think about the long term future…. it also it one of the reasons he’s an intelligent student… he just focuses on the problems

[@kaw8473]

Jamie's parents had to hear those details in court, my heart breaks for them.

[@bridgetburke7906]

I live in a country against firearms or selling knives to anyone .

[@deborahhershey3045]

@@bridgetburke7906 How do you cut your steak?

[@KGF-zf2qj]

@@bridgetburke7906 A Psychopath can't find away of killing people if we just banned selling knives?

[@eromalandersson5716]

@@bridgetburke7906 Where?

[@jaimaherron1687]

@@deborahhershey3045 top tier reply

[@AutobahnVault]

As a parent of two kids, I can't begin to imagine the horrendous pain Jaimie's parents feel, knowing what this monster did to their little angel. Praying for them to find peace one day.

[@user-vb6ky1mo9e]

And to think he wanted to do it to their other child, his sister

[@redross7775]

Well, kids with over achievements parents feel pressured that they’re worthless. Therefore, weakness opens for negative thoughts and actions; like him

[@walkerwalker4114]

That’s life 😂😂😂

[@mimiagain]

Not just Jaime, but Andre as well, and the parents of Michael. I can't imagine as a mother listening to my child talk like this. I also feel for the poor stenographer that had to sit there and record all of this. How did that investigator stay so "matter-of-fact"? I'll bet off camera and outside the room he lost it.

[@WhutzPoppin]

You'd be surprised to hear that in a statement by the parents they said they felt sorrow for Michael's parents because the mother knew what it was like to lose a child and offered remorse to them.

[@RubyMasterson]

Andre is probably so relieved that he didn’t choose to go into the stall with him, that must be a terrifying thought to have to reflect on

[@danielwong5378]

It affected him. It made him become a cop.

[@tryzub353]

@@danielwong5378 How do you know if I may ask?

[@frocurl]

Yeah he probably had some gut feeling and acted on it

[@letsRumble814]

@@tryzub353 pretty simple.. google

[@danielwong5378]

@@letsRumble814 Thanks. Some people really are that stupid.

[@yannaedc5934]

He's so well spoken. And he talks like it's just a normal thing to do.

[@kennylindahl2885]

It's normal traits of a psychopath

[@brazyrist]

Yeah the brain lacks certain parts & usually have no idea wtf feelings are

[@jessicanelson8228]

Sick

[@twitzmixx8374]

@@brazyrist Damn. I can't accept the fact that humans without feelings exist. I'm a dominant Fi user and this is easy to comprehend yet hard to accept. Humans without feelings...

[@brazyrist]

@@twitzmixx8374 its a scary sight when the mind betrays you that’s for-sure

[@lorib.4735]

The calmness he has in this interview made me upset almost as nearly as what he did! How can people be this evil and not care??? God be with Jaime's family!

[@jasondashney]

His calmness has the exact opposite effect on me. He very clearly had some screws loose in his brain. That's not his fault. I feel bad for the kid. Nobody wins in a scenario like this. Everybody loses.

[@lorib.4735]

@@jasondashney He does have calmness but too much calmness which is terrifying in itself! That's why it's so upsetting but scary at the same time. Working as a former nurse in the prison system and currently with mental health patients, I feel for ppl w/mental illness but it's also scary as we don't know exactly what to do to help ppl who feel like this. Not saying all mental health ppl would do something this bad at all, I just wish more than anything we did and knew why things like this happened! I certainly appreciate your comment and would love someday for science to be able to discover the reason behind these kind of atrocities!

[@trafficoffice9227]

@@jasondashney Sympathy for the devil?

[@jasondashney]

Yeah sympathy for the devil. They took psychopaths and put them in an FMRI machine, and the part of the brain associated with empathy shows up black. That part of the brain is literally in capable of functioning and feeling empathy. That means they have a legit birth defect so yes, I can have all the sympathy in the world for it. Doesn't mean that's the only side of the equation I have sympathy for, but I certainly have it nonetheless@@trafficoffice9227

[@ziephel-6780]

@@trafficoffice9227 pity

[@minibatman2.016]

The fact he did it to a friend shows he’s just a cold hearted killer. He even showed no remorse or anything.

[@kimkelly5512]

With friends like Michael, who needs enemies! He's twisted and needs to be locked up!!!!

[@flybynight21]

@@kimkelly5512 not. But minimum executed by hanging. He should be executed.

[@brapperdan]

It’s crazy how many kids kill their friends. They say your more likely to be murdered by a family member or friend in general.

[@navaryn2938]

@@kimkelly5512 psychopaths have "friends" in the sense that they relate to people simply to be socially integrated, something they feel like they need to be a part of society. They don't "want" friends, they think the should have one. All in all, friendships require empathy and so on, qualities psychopaths don't have. in some cases, their superficial charm works wonders in attracting people who are insecure or tend to be influenced easily, in some cases even leading them to be accomplices to their crimes. for example in the case of the columbine shooters, you have a clear psychopath (harris) and an insecure, shy person (klebold) who fell for the psychopath's confidence. they were not friends, it was a one-sided relationship of one being used by the other.

[@byondfinity2538]

@@navaryn2938 yep, and the most unnerving ones are psychopaths with iqs over 160, you and almost EVERYONE around would never even realize , its a waking nightmare

[@Askaly]

This is incredibly unbelievable. How the hell does a human get into such a state of mind?

[@nico9544]

born w it or thru trauma edit : stop mentioning me i dont care to argue anymore LOL, searching further for an answer just confused me more. if u have sources to back up ur reply then by all means plz do.

[@Lovely_planet]

@@nico9544 more trauma than born with it

[@hugedickerinokripperino5299]

Aint trauma dog that kids just fuked in the head

[@reynaldoponce7866]

@@Lovely_planet More actually born with it. Even with trauma one doesn't do this. I have truama and so do alot of others but most are non violent

[@6ry202]

@@reynaldoponce7866 “most” trauma can affect people in crazy ways, especially a lot of trauma.

[@deniseroe5891]

I am speechless. I can’t imagine how Andre’ must have felt when he was told he was the original target. I would really like to know are people born as sadistic monsters or are they made? Jamie looked like such a sweet boy, he was too trusting. RIP

[@JennaHuntMusic]

I’ve read in the book “Behave” that psychopaths and sociopaths have deformities in their brains, and they are unable to have a “normal” response to stressful situations because their brains can’t produce the stress hormones.

[@marie_84]

Both. Psychopaths are born as sadists, people with a narcissistic personality disorder f.e. developing it. Cause part of NPD is sadism. So. U can be born with it & u can developing it. 🤷‍♀️

[@carmenrodriguesdasilva226]

Psychopaths are born, not made. Sociopaths and narcissistic personality are made.

[@cesco7]

@@marie_84 psychopaths are not necessarily sadists.

[@levitaggart5943]

Both true, I believe. Some people have defects physically from birth, why not mentally ? Bad brains, poor wiring, psychopathy. An incomplete brain will show signs of aberrant behavior, but adults have to notice & acknowledge it, then get the child treatment. Other times it's abuse, of various kinds, that cause a mind to split into paths of aberrant behavior as a way of dealing with the abuse that the child doesn't know how to properly deal with. Some monsters are born, some are created.

[@ashleeminnow8453]

Imagine being the killers sister, finding out your brother also planned to kill you. Imagine being Andre, who was almost lured to his death but wised up last minute, knowing what you know now, knowing Jaime didn't make it simply because he trusted his friend. This is such a messed up situation. All the poor kids involved, I feel for them (not including the killer)

[@rachelcallahan2612]

The scary part about this young man and about this case is recognizing that there are most likely other unrecognizable individuals who walk among us on a daily basis. 😓

[@13lack_Rose]

among us

[@luxurypetscz]

Unrecognizable? He was a bully who collect ed knives and fantasized about killing his sister. It would have been easily recognized that he was dangerous if anyone paid attention to that part of his life.

[@SgtJohnRemairez]

@@luxurypetscz If only his mom looked in his room more often lol, she bought him his gloves :( poor mom

[@zualapips1638]

They are not unrecognizable. Even school shooters like Nicolas Cruz had very clear signs. It just that everyone chose to ignore them.

[@vee1ne995]

@@SgtJohnRemairez not poor mom. Irresponsible mom.

[@xxunnotic3dxx841]

Shit, Man. I don't usually struggle with interrogations but this kid had me sick to my stomach. The fact that Jaime even turned around asking him not to kill him didn't even get to him. He even checked Jaime's eyes after. It's heart wrenching. That poor little boy. Very glad they sentenced him to life regardless, he definitely would've done more.

[@lubbilubb1]

same.

[@natibot]

Man what a sick kid. I legit had to go through the same weakening and disgusted feeling I felt listening to him explain what he did when reading this comment.

[@Drank_all_muh-pepsi]

I’ve watched plenty of true crime but this one has to be one of the most fucked I’ve seen.

[@justsobrandi1142]

I'm sure he will have another murder conviction while in jail.

[@ryanforgo3500]

Dude what's disturbing most to me is how it turned into a literal casual conversation / Q and A half way through. It's like the detective and the kid are talking about it as if they are drinking morning coffee

[@TobyDK91]

This investigator is a boss. Imagine sitting in front of an animal like that and just keeping up a friendly tone while extracting all this horror.

[@tarmaskhalifa871]

Animals r better. That's a insult to animal race. He's a monster.

[@SonGoku5363]

Yeah my head was spinning through this interrogation and felt light headed and woozy. Props to the detective, seems like an incredibly tough and high stress job

[@stevenp25100]

"So then i stabbed him" "Yesss"

[@deenman23]

this kind of criminal is an easy payday,they dont even have to try

[@KennyNGA]

​@@tarmaskhalifa871you Americans don't know what race means

[@kanyebreast6072]

Andre is now a police officer. I'm so proud of him. It would have been so easy to wallow in survivors guilt, but instead he decided to be thankful for his second chance at life and give back to his community. I wish him all the best in life.

[@ArtistFormerlyKnownAsShitlord]

Thank God something good came out of this.

[@chwig7354]

@Kanye Breast No way, that's amazing! Where can I read that

[@zakmartin]

@@chwig7354 You just read it!

[@littlewillowlinda]

Oh wow. I def couldn’t have been as strong. Good for him!

[@mack8488]

B...f...s...o...b...

[@lisasmodics3244]

They saved many lives catching this guy early on. They should study this guy to understand more about what makes a killer think the way they do

[@Tateygb]

He died in prison

[@waltch5711]

They should start integorating all the kids and teens that abuse, torture and kill animals because too many serial killers have started with abusing animals.

[@nikacomfort6242]

@@Tateygb wait what, can u explain??

[@MargauxNeedler]

Well, there's no way he could've gotten away with it

[@emanuelarriaza3710]

Simple not what good guys do

[@ControlAllDa1337]

This is the best police interrogation channel on KZbin. I've seen loads but this channel has so much more informative narration than all the others.

[@JayExodus]

Real talk! 💯

[@tenaciousduk6587]

Most of the others are like watching paint dry

[@SophiaDelReyDom]

It is the Best

[@IamHueGraves]

@@tenaciousduk6587 Or they try to hard and end up being really annoying

[@carmine_]

Its by far the best.. they include everything in the video literally everything and then most of there videos no one has seen and if they did they sure as fook did not get all the footage and information that explore with us would.. they next level good

[@timscollectibles520]

I was disturbed by how articulate and unwavering he was in his descriptions of horrible things. Chilling.

[@franckvillain8508]

I am also surprised to see that his belongings, both in the drawers and the cupboards, are very tidy

[@snoopyxoxoxoable]

I watch murder mysteries all the time, this one was heavy. I have a 14 yr old, and the way this child was talking was chilling. I can't imagine how his friend Andrew feels about surviving 🥺

[@sn0wt1ger]

@Diana H Teenagers are still children.

[@halatiny6537]

@Diana H yes but 14 is a child in their adolescence

[@Brunette_2005]

@@halatiny6537 So, just a child with extra steps

[@berenlevia8486]

@@sn0wt1ger there is a point a teenager crosses the line from child to an adult - this is one of them .

[@orcabattista8919]

*Andre

[@alexaelliott2598]

The scary thing is people like this walk calmly among us, going unnoticed, flying below the radar, while plotting their crimes, without empathy for anyone in particular, or their closest friend. (Andre must realise every day how close he came to death at the hands of his “friend”)

[@prettymeaka20]

Scary thought

[@GunsDontKillSSRIDoes]

Litterally every school shooter had anti depression meds in their system or were withdrawn from them. Known to cause homicidal ideation.

[@sashimi879]

LMAO

[@sophine7189]

As he got older he did. But obviously at that age, both boys were oblivious to death and it's true meaning.

[@kiryukazuma8089]

I think most understand, or learn to realize legally or for whatever reason that they have limits to what they can do.

[@Itsallfun3000]

Man this is tragic. At the same time people are just... incredible how on earth could he think like that? Id like to see more of a psychological explanation and interviews with this guy.

[@Gizziiusa]

Not only think like that, but also think he could get away with it. Murdering someone in a school with so many ppl around. its not like something simple like hiding a marijuana joint on your person.

[@YourLocalNirvanaFan]

Could we maybe see an interrogation where the suspect is innocent to compare the differences between them and the guilty ones?

[@ExploreWithUs]

Excellent suggestion, we're actually working on a case like this right now.

[@patrickgrange3264]

"The Haunting Case Of Ryan Waller" Its on this same channel!

[@YourLocalNirvanaFan]

@@ExploreWithUs awesome! I look forward to it

[@patrickgrange3264]

Avoid the comments for spoilers!

[@alexpiercy11]

There’s a case where two twins get interrogated for a homoside, one of them was caught on CCTV. They both had to plea their case. That one is fucking crazy

[@feeshforlife9853]

I wonder if Andre has watched this. Can you imagine seeing someone talk about your murder, realizing just how truly close to death you were from someone you would never see it coming from. There is a failure somewhere. RIP Jamie 🙏

[@TheEmotionalPotatoe]

He is a cop now and knows about it thoroughly

[@jdsguam]

How about his older sister? That knowledge had to hurt deep.

[@stacie9894]

I was wondering the same thing.

[@hectoralvares1007]

@@TheEmotionalPotatoe how can I see this information I’d like to see what you saw. Sounds interesting that he became a cop

[@electricsoup7481]

Can you provide your source about Andre?

[@Meekahel]

Life will always be unfair, just because ONE person can create so much chaos. RIP Jaime.

[@SmichaelSTube]

There is evil everywhere. Everywhere. Even in places you’d never expect it.

[@adambane1719]

Yes, it's so frustrating that Love doesn't have the same affect... but evil is a million time stronger ! There is such a terrible imbalance here

[@47Mortuus]

That just shows you how much power we have. We can shape the _UNIVERSE_ to our will, given the right _ACTIONS_ - love is usually passive and unconditional (think about your parents), which is why it usually doesn't have as strong of an effect.

[@mustbemeech]

That’s why we have to use our power to CREATE GOOD. There’s always going to be adversaries and sick individuals.. it’s the world of polarity.. RIP Jaime 🙏🏼

[@mustbemeech]

@@adambane1719 facts, it’s so easy to convince someone to do bad but so hard to convince them to follow good it seem

[@carmenl163]

This is completely surreal. It's like two people are discussing a field trip and not the murder of a child.

[@willyom4661]

I can’t imagine what Andre was thinking when he found out what happened. It breaks my heart to think that a kid would have to have something like that on his mind.

[@robertsaget6918]

😖😖😖😖

[@johndawd4616]

He was probably very greatful and thankful and it made him appreciate life more .

[@NYC_Goody]

Probably a shit ton of relief and anxiety all at the same time

[@tigerlily2519]

Survivor's guilt

[@autumn1734]

Someone said in an earlier comment that he went on to become a police officer in FL and that he was doing well

[@acloudofcurls5336]

17:35 "Which was a lie." was somehow the thing that chilled me to the core during his confession. Usually suspects who are caught try to make themselves sound less guilty; for example, some admit they injured the victim but didn't measure their strength/notice that they were actually hurt. Instead, he was really telling the detective "I made no mistake, I knew I was doing this."

[@beccac6812]

That’s usually a sign of psychopathy or severe mental health issues if they don’t try to get away with it or they talk about it as if they’re telling a normal story

[@mandy_g7125]

It made me feel sick as well 😢how? 😔😞💔

[@dgtwo3724]

We can only imagine how Andre feels and how fortunate he is to be alive.

[@kandykane2160]

He is very happy to be alive and is now a police officer with a family of his own. It stayed with him.

[@michellehart6780]

He had instincts his friend was up to something sinister

[@voiceglobalinc.6731]

Andre is a lucky boy and was smarter. He had a stronger personality than poor Jamie, r.i.p.

[@curtmanhooks1892]

What???i wouldn’t want to be alive after doing something so heinous

[@dgtwo3724]

@@curtmanhooks1892 Andre wasn't the killer. He is someone who was on the kill list.

[@Saiya4779]

It never ceases to amaze me the lack of power we have to protect ourselves and our children from monsters even when they are obvious and a clear and present danger, we can do nothing.

[@perfectlyimperfect_8528]

Those poor teenage boys who found the victim, I’m sure that isn’t something they will easily forget. Seasoned homicide detectives are effected by some cases & they have seen plenty prior. So for these teenagers to see that breaks my heart. I rly rly hope they get any and all the therapies, support, understanding & compassion that’s gonna be needed to help them heal. I don’t think you can ever fully recover from that- not that it has to consume your life, but I’m sure it’ll change your personality one way or another

[@spicyirwin5835]

Security shouldve!

[@kingjoseph5901]

One is my cousin and he's perfectly fine, didn't really bother him too much

[@RequiemOfSolo]

I don't know how you manage to stay positive and emotionally healthy after hearing so many of these stories (I see you've commented on a few). I always slip into full on nihilism and can't find a way out.

[@Wolf21973]

Poor kid. Can't imagine how scared Jamie must have felt and confused as to why his friend was doing this.

[@robertsaget6918]

🤩😖😰🫨😮‍💨🤩

[@bluewendigo672]

I wouldn't see my son never again ...but this piece of shit wouldn't receive a visit to jail from he's parents.....if this was my case. Just get your own conclusion people.

[@luvthg._v]

It's absolutely heartbreaking. Can't wait to prosecute against these jerks

[@Superior1995Rex]

There sure was shock, but I don't think Jamie was much surprised. Reason for that is I had a kid in the neighborhood that had similar traits. No matter who he played with, at the end of the day he enjoyed it to hurt and torture them in some or the other way. Even though he was friend to me, my guards were always up when he was nearby and I would not have been surprised if he turned against me.

[@sudarowakatta4543]

I've seen many interrogation documentaries like this one, but only this one gave me chills. Pure psychopathy. No lying game, no boasting, no other disorders. Pure psychopath. Even the one with two little girls with advanced schizophrenia and a fascination for creepy pastas, stabbing another innocent little girl, even that wasn't as chilling as this one... Also imagine being Andre, being conscious from his early years, that he lives *only* because he didn't listen to his *friend* to go "somewhere to see something". He will study over and over the details of how his own death would look like...

[@KuniKarin01]

he is boasting to an extent like the narrator said he almost sounds eager to share his plans of murder its sick

[@AnkaaAvarshina]

at least with the one with the two schizo girls, one of em seemed almost oblivious enough that she doesn't really seem to understand the gravity. Equally remorseless, but it was more of a clueless creature than... whatever this evil kid was. This guy knew everything completely, he just didn't care.

[@Idkgoogleitbro]

I know! That’s something you hold on to forever, I would think

[@tseng3645]

bruh he boasting asf

[@ghhhp]

my friend asking me if i’m gonna ‘cooperate’ tomorrow and shit like that would definitely make me not be friends with him anymore 😂 fuckin weirdo don’t ever talk to me like that lmao 🤦‍♂️

[@lechiiix3]

Jaime was my friends cousin. I will never forget the day we were in class and his cousin broke down crying…. This was honestly heartbreaking…. Michael, you reap what you sow.

[@longtallshorty5791]

He's dead.

[@bigga5406]

Kid 1000% would have been a serial killer. Terrifying. Where can we see his parents interviewed? I’m even more fascinated to see this bunch.

[@deletekeys]

His parents appear pretty average. They were concerned because he showed signs of potential OCD. Behaving, having good grades. This kid is without a doubt a psychopath despite being too young for the diagnosis. Someone born unable to feel empathy is something no parent can overcome nor detect when they intelligently hide it. This kid was unfortunately too convincing when wearing his mask.

[@silencemeviolateme6076]

​@@deletekeysbut he can only hide it because of a hyper masculine culture. I'm sure dad praised him for being emotionless like a real man.

[@deletekeys]

​@@silencemeviolateme6076 "but he can only hide it because of a hyper masculine culture" This tells me you have no fucking clue as to what you're talking about. A psychopath can be a seemingly empathetic person who is very in tune with emotions only because of their overdeveloped sense of cognitive empathy....what our culture is means fuck all to a psychopath who is wearing a mask, they will hide in every social personality imaginable to reach their end.... "I'm sure dad praised him for being emotionless like a real man" I could careless as to what head canon you have about his personal life. Making assumptions only makes you appear ignorant....every household is different and you clearly didn't bother to do any research into the subject of his household....

[@nignamedmutt7270]

​@@silencemeviolateme6076Damn. Your dad tried telling you not to lose your mind one day because your barbie got ruined, and here you are all these years later still holding a grudge over it. Crying=vulnerability. If people see you cry over something, they know that causes an emotional response. Emotional response=not thinking logcially=open to manipulation. But no, go ahead and blame your daddy because he never explained it thoroughly to you, and you could never forgive him for just trying to get your mental breakdown behind closed doors. Sad. For you I mean.

[@user-mv1hv5ce3b]

I agree that he would have killed again if not caught. I think he’s psychopath, though. They are born, and even though there are genetics involved that lead to some families having more psychopathic traits, I don’t believe his parents “made” him like this. Psychopaths have different neurological “wiring” and lack some capacities of non-psychopaths (empathy primarily), and they can happen “randomly” in families.

[@Tchika]

I can't imagine how it feels for André and his parents to know that he easily would have been a victim too. He is alive by a hair.

[@joanneginever1890]

I wonder if Andre had a sense that something about Michael's behavior on that day was just "off" and his intuition told him to walk away and not show up at the fence the next day. Thank heaven🙏

[@Tchika]

@@joanneginever1890 I'm glad he did. I read afterwards that this experience has made him become a police officer. All the best to him!

[@thebodykeepsthescore2828]

@@joanneginever1890 Thank heaven?

[@nodvick]

@@joanneginever1890 "thank heaven" are you saying that heaven deemed Jaime was supposed to die?

[@mimi_j]

@@nodvick did she say that? Out here twisting things. No one unless you hate children is happy to see or hear kids die

[@zzak3556]

i appreciate you pronouncing his name correctly

[@SenseiSinSemilla26]

I was in 7th grade when this happened and all of Miami collectively lost their minds. I was already pretty terrified of middle school so this definitely made me even more paranoid. I was convinced I wouldn't make it to high school.

[@pemadolker985]

Yeah still parents and government doesn’t care about children endless playing online shooting games and I have seen these children enjoying killing and then they are too confuse wether it’s reality or just a game..

[@nigeriannational2416]

what if you was the killer😑 sensei sin semilla the serial killer 🤣

[@SenseiSinSemilla26]

@@nigeriannational2416 I would never be because I am not heartless enough to take a life.

[@darkdefenderok9032]

@@nigeriannational2416 Please seriously seek mental help. I'm sorry people hurt you. Imagine how much happier you would be if you CHOSE to lead a positive love filled legacy in YOUR name, during your SHORT impact of time you have in this life instead of continuing the cycle of lonely darkness and misery. Help end the cycle of trauma instead of perpetuating it. What do you have to lose?

[@herbertcumberbatch7323]

I was at MLEC in north Dade and even we got paranoid. This case made all of Miami lose their mind. His last name, Hernandez, being so common did not help 😔

[@MonsieurExist]

The fact that he was fully aware of his actions and was even excited to describe them afterwards makes my blood boil.

[@JohnDoe-oy7sz]

Do you know anyone who wasn't aware of a murder ? Besides drunk drivers lol

[@KalashVodka175]

@@JohnDoe-oy7sz Drug users. Peoples who black out during the act and dissociate. Peoples with BPD. Peoples with PTSD.

[@pacu9]

I don’t know any murderers personally, but in the video they say murderers often dissociate during the act so that they’re not fully aware what they’re doing

[@mhsjfriends2274]

​@@JohnDoe-oy7sz people going through psychosis or those who are heavily drugged

[@MaestroStefanoPetrini]

are you aware of the fact that you have such a horrendous game no less than a murder as your avatar?

[@tobiaswalker7562]

I could never work in law enforcement. I'm feeling so many things just from watching this. Anger, shock, disgust. This demon was supposed to be their friend. RIP Jamie, you deserved so much better.

[@Nightfall-TCG]

The fact that on the first day he tried doing this he assumed that he would be able to slit andres throat in-front of Jaime and then proceed to convince jaime to cooperate and allow him to slit his throat next is just PURE insanity. That thought process is clinically insane

[@Pushing_Pixels]

On his birthday.

[@gigleorex]

Pretty sure he said it would happen in two different bathrooms, but he would have probably had blood on him and some explaining to do..

[@formidableplays4750]

​@John Nelson not only that, do you really think that killing the first guy would be noiseless ...

[@erdniealinik]

He said towards the end that he would get them seperately

[@peaceonearth351]

He knew Jaime would be an easy kill.

[@YAMAHAZI]

Detective: “Are you sorry about what happened today” *without hesitation* Mike: “No I’m not” coldest line

[@Pugetwitch]

Yeah, the way he said it like that. Wow.

[@derekstaroba]

He said something like he knows its wrong but he doesn't personally believe or feel it was. For supposedly being so smart he's pretty irrational I don't know if I buy that but oftentimes the Hallmark of evil is that it doesn't make any sense

[@elizabethcrowley3321]

Hi Ricky, he wasn’t sorry because he didn’t have the capacity to FEEL sorry. We need to find a better way to manage psychopaths, while protecting the public. “There but for the grace of God go I” Never forget that. X

[@derekstaroba]

@@elizabethcrowley3321 you don't seriously believe a person can't feel empathy do you? It's that they choose not to and seared their conscience. All of the necessary components are there it's not like they are missing part of their brain. They chose evil. He destroyed everything good in himself and then in his hubris also sought to do the same to others. It's pure evil don't be deceived. You likely struggle to understand it because evil is irrational. It's insanity and unjustifiable in any way. It's the abyss

[@bigstanky2037]

honestly i envy that. to do whatever you want and not feel bad or worry what other people with think. must be nice

[@laurac2657]

I can’t even finish watching this. It’s heartbreaking. That poor, sweet boy. The terror he went through at the hands of a friend. The fact that this could happen to any of our children is horrifying. I can usually handle listening to and reading about heinous crimes but this one got to me.

[@JNB520]

Me neither im at 6mins in and scrolled the comments and now in leaving. They aren't son's age. It's heartbreaking. Rest in peace forever Jamie

[@kingdonny5553]

yk you did though

[@sammyj8601]

You will be happy to know the pos died in prison 🎉

[@vio3366]

Absolutely, this case was so hard to listen to. Jamie seemed to be the sweetest kid, I feel so sorry for his family, they lost their son way too soon at the hands of a monster.

[@TheMainLead]

I did too. But I’m back again lmao

[@salmanjaffri2539]

Props to this detective. His level of composure, competence and eloquence in this interview listening to this kid is unbelievable.

[@ZarpSterr]

He would be a perfect candidate for Military Intelligence recruitment. Met tons of these soulless types. Military loves them....useful idiots.

[@BluesAntenna]

Thank you for respecting this beautiful lost child by using the actual pronunciation of his name. What a horrible situation, I can't imagine how his family must feel.

[@0rchid6lues]

i was going to say, the officer and michael pronouncing his name incorrectly slightly rubbed me the wrong way.

[@kimberly7901]

@@0rchid6lues why? In English that’s how it’s pronounced. I know that it was weird to hear it miss pronounced but 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@0rchid6lues]

@@kimberly7901 i understand that, but i feel it should be pronounced the way his parents (oh whoever named him) intended it

[@kimberly7901]

@@0rchid6lues i agree, with the killer saying it wrong that does rub you the wrong way

[@Hawkz00]

@@kimberly7901 That's probably what Jaime wanted to be called in school. It's not that big of a deal considering what fucking happened.

[@Clarissa_320]

Your content is so incredible. You talk about cases that I've never even heard of before and that's saying a lot. I am a huge true crime fan. I love how in depth you go. Your research is second to none. Thank you for all the hard work your team puts in. It does not go unnoticed.

[@kellyjacquin715]

True that!

[@ginger7344]

The other channels should have EWU inspired in their title. It’s extraordinary content and original content. I get so sick of every channel covering the same cases.

[@emmiehamilton8418]

Yes!! 💯

[@lindaquinlan1471]

Agreed. I just sent them a thank you donation yesterday after watching another incredible interrogation.

[@paula77murray90]

Same 💯

[@endoraismygma]

I'm stunned speechless. The most chilling confession I've ever seen. Kudos to the detective for keeping his cool, he handled the interrogation with so much restraint that I can't even imagine. Poor Jaime and his family. He looked like such a sweet boy. 🙏

[@RBEmpathy]

Honestly I'm sure he left and was shaken at the very least after. I would have cried and needed therapy after. It's so brutal and mechanical that it's painful to realize that there is a segment of our society that is like that kid.. without remorse, violent, and eager to kill.

[@chuckynickolodean8420]

This is Sooo sad, R.I.P. Jaime...

[@petermoore3439]

hopefully at the very least that detective went to a boxing gym and punched the bag until falling exhausted

[@valerierodger]

@@RBEmpathy that’s part of the reason why mental health support is such a big issue in policing. The traditional view is that admitting anything bothers you is a sign of weakness, so a lot of police officers have self medicated through alcohol, and/or ended up eating their gun because they couldn’t take it anymore

[@RBEmpathy]

@@valerierodger and sadly, beating their wives. I wish that more of them were willing to talk.

[@LeonFizziwig]

This is why I’m not friends with weirdos lmao

[@derbi4stunt]

Thinking there are people like Michael Hernandez out there is scary AF, he has no motive, no remorse, nothing, he just killed that kid like it was nothing.

[@lea88pu]

There are a lot of psyhopats and sociopaths but not every one of them kill people. Some of them are doctors for example. You never know.

[@anotheryoutubed]

@@lea88pu Sociopath and psychopath doctors most definitely hurt people, what the actual f.

[@soundsofnature8258]

He killed his friend because he felt it would be Fun, he's proud of himself. If he could he would kill more people and if he really had a chance he would've killed every single human on earth, then he'd kill himself

[@KukuruznaTresnja]

Well animals do that every day .

[@eatass5627]

@@KukuruznaTresnja we arent animals we have surpassed them animals u sound nuts

[@bakgrrrr]

My heart sank at the end when the narrator said he won't be in prison for long. I am glad it wasn't because he was getting released. It is scary how many of these people live amongst us. Stay safe out there, peeps!

[@lailaakram1968]

the fact that he asked his friend not to kill him makes me so sad

[@oceann0]

Rest In Peace Jaime :( such a cute little kid who didn’t deserve something so horrible 🖤Thoughts go out to his family and his REAL friends 🖤

[@noemie.sau-lep]

Poor Jaime, he looked like such a sweet kid who would have done great things. I can't imagine the pain his family is going through knowing someone he trusted, a friend, did this to him. I hope they got the support they needed to learn how to live with such a horrible event. You will be missed, Jaime. We won't forget you.

[@dannytrans7968]

One krow in minus ! What a loose 🤣

[@rockysablue]

Aw man he even turned around and begged for his life. Poor kid RIP Jamie.

[@drkphoenix097]

@@dannytrans7968 wtf are you saying

[@ymann22]

@PhoenixVoidman nah, he is referring to his skin color, rasists call crow to brown skin gypsies.

[@Abstractor21]

@@ymann22 he is not... You ppl from USA are so obsessed with racism

[@Slugg-O]

I never thought a horrible story could have a happy ending, but this one did.

[@johnytwotimes4072]

7:08 It was his birthday?! That can't be a coincidence. Was killing his poor friend a gift to himself? Jamie's poor parents had to have been devastated to learn of their son's murder and the lack of reasoning behind it. To know it was a "friend" he trusted and there was nothing he could have done to prevent it because neither him or anyone could have seen this coming. Michael's parents were probably decimated by their son's cruel and cold act of murder that he just decided he wanted to do for no reason that even he could think of.

[@Hunter-nh3yy]

It wasn’t his actual birthday. He simply noted he just turned 14. Meaning fairly recently he turned 14. Edit: nvm it was close enough. His birthday was the day before. He wanted to do it on his birthday but didn’t get opportunity for Andre. So he planned for Jaime the next day.

[@TaxationIsTheft439]

How does this guy get obese in prison and die from it?

[@TheSCPStudio]

Damn so he just BARELY made it into the "trial as an adult" age range.

[@immortalsun]

@@TheSCPStudio It’s terrifying to think that he could’ve not gone to jail if he had done this two days prior.

[@spicytruth8721]

@@Hunter-nh3yy yea start fully watching the video before trying to correct someone

[@miketrujillo3677]

This kid tried to appeal his case and they played audio of him speaking to his girlfriend over the phone saying stuff like "ill have to learn how to cry" and fake his emotions, they denied him

[@DukeApples]

This kid did not have a girlfriend, and he did not gain a girlfriend while in prison...

[@My_opinion_deal_with_it]

I know what you’re talking about but different guy

[@miketrujillo3677]

@@My_opinion_deal_with_it oh shi you're right however upon looking it up I learned Micheal here died of a heart attack at 31

[@Ghreyl]

​@@My_opinion_deal_with_itWho was the other person?

[@ashleychildresss]

@@miketrujillo3677dang a heart attack at 31 I wonder is that common or did he have a preexisting heart condition? Doubt it was drug related but guess anything is possible

[@BrieeKoko]

Wow what a crazy story. I’m just seeing this episode now. I actually live 5 minutes from this school. Such a sad story… you think your kids would/ should be safe at school 😢

[@tanyahunt9476]

I can’t imagine the horror the boys parents and family felt when hearing what had happened to their baby and then this! it really is sickening, knowing this was your son’s supposed friend just makes it even more horrifying! The lack of remorse in this boys confession is beyond scary. My heart goes out to the victims family and all who loved him 😢

[@cristinaaristizabal9882]

The most terrifying thing for me is the fact that you send your child to school, where he supposedly will be safe and care for, and then he is killed by another child like him from the school, and on top of that his friend. That’s something truly terrifying.

[@sdowns8302]

@@cristinaaristizabal9882 it could have, or could happen, to anyone anywhere. It has happened to people on the bus, on the street, in the mall (or any other store), or even at work or in our own homes. What makes this so horrible is that Jamie was one of his closest friends. Jamie trusted him, as did Andre. Thankfully, Andre escaped the same fate. Michael obviously was the one in control of the friendships and he likely chose friends he could control. The day before when Andre refused to do what he wanted, Michael decided he should probably forego his plans for Andre. To me, the most horrifying thing is there were obvious signs he had some issues and they were ignored. And if he was showing signs at school, he was certainly showing more at home, where he was more comfortable. I’m wondering why/how the parents did not notice and intervene in some manner; counseling at the very least.

[@lawshorizon]

I think it's more scary that anyone could do something like this for no more of a profound reason then they just felt like it (although it's mentioned that he wrote that he wanted to cleanse the world of people). This guy was obviously off his rocker in addition to having no remorse. In short, just because someone generally acts sane doesn't necessarily means they are. ... That's the real scary part.

[@n0steeze]

@@lawshorizon This essentially describes psychopaths, and yeah, they're scary. Psychopaths are great at putting on a sane facade, however there are cracks in that facade as made evidently clear by Andre not going into the stall. Andre had an intuition that something was up and saved his own life. Unfortunately, most killers don't prey on their friends/have any, and you won't get a chance to figure out if they're sane before they slit your throat. Stay safe out there boys and girls

[@lawshorizon]

@@n0steeze ... Well, the guy had been previously poking people with a screwdriver. Andre likely knew this and thought he was playing some kind of harmful bad joke (like dunking Andre's head in the toilet or something), but I doubt that Andre considered murder. Anyway, psychos can have friends (like Charles Manson) but their friendships generally don't last very long. In any case, it's a fact that if you're going to be murdered then it's likely by someone you know.

[@gabrielpelletier5162]

The irony is that those types of people are proud of their intelligence but aren't smart enough to not commit murder.

[@user-og9nl5mt1b]

They can't function in the society anyways. They are smart . It doesn't matter if they go to jail. In thier eyes thier life is already suffering . People commit to not drinking not smoking . But they come back . And these are psychopaths . Thier desires are way way more harder then control and understand then a normal human. There is no irony.

[@Sterarch13]

It`s not "smart" to not commit a murder if you don´t care about the consequences

[@gabrielpelletier5162]

Surely they care about their freedom...

[@Sterarch13]

@@gabrielpelletier5162 Not necessarily, no

[@Cornell90]

@@user-og9nl5mt1b They are not smart. If you plan to murder someone, and you get caught. You failed, you are dumb. End of discussion. If you think you have to be a genius to get away with a murder, you are dumb. After watching all of these videos, you better know everyone of these clowns are dumb.

[@MW-lm4wi]

This is so scary to think a boy in a such young age can do this type of a crime. RIP Jaime!

[@Bambotb]

Evil is born not raised

[@daeryk6424]

@@Bambotb It can be either or both.

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

Video games

[@rebeccadubarry8523]

​@@Bambotbuntrue, you couldn't know.

[@user-ji8ll1qn6o]

@@Bambotbbullshit

[@ComedicRick]

Reading that the family of the victim were unhappy to hear Hernandez had died in prison shows what grace they have and how little they deserved the pain they were put through.

[@KatieKelly27]

@Plink I kind of disagree with you. He should have lived. For the family it would have been great to know that he would never be free. That he is forever in a controlled environment.

[@mr.ligertiger]

Well, I’d be unhappy too. If someone murdered my son, and I took comfort in the fact that he was in a better place, it’d deeply upset me that the murderer was in the same place. Though, if his family was religious, they may have taken some comfort in believing that Hernandez was is hell, or something similar.

[@KatieKelly27]

@@mr.ligertiger totally!

[@0BRAN0]

​@Plink Imagine calling the victims in this situation slow. Is it so hard to put yourself in someone else's shoes? (empathy) I hope you said some dumb shit you regret. It's completely understandable you'd hope someone who killed your baby boy would have to live out their sentence. Don't be an asshole.

[@n0steeze]

@@mr.ligertiger You also don't need to be religious to rather have your child's murderer be suffering in prison as opposed to dead. Death isn't suffering. Death is the only release from suffering a life sentence.

[@markop.3460]

The boy could be saved. Damn security guard.

[@alexanderericson8628]

It is very lucky you caught him as a teenager he was going to kill a lot of people and probably get away with it. People that have the ability to act calm in extreme stress for normal humans are much more likely to get away with it

[@christopherwharton6022]

Why would he have gotten away with killing more people? He got caught the first time he killed someone.

[@wolfgangdevries127]

Probably thought he was on par with Dahmer. But time has moved on, apparently.

[@daniellune9981]

@@christopherwharton6022 Lol this

[@amirulhakim9898]

@@christopherwharton6022 14 years olds are the peak of human intelligence I see.

[@keeshans5768]

@@christopherwharton6022 because of he had gotten older he would have been way more calculating and more likely to commit perfect murders, you can even see in this video that he has a keen sense of detail in his planning.

[@jaclyncolasanti2753]

I’ve never felt so much hatred for a child before. I can’t even imagine what Jaime was feeling in that moment when he realized his friend was about to kill him. I hate when they use that excuse that his brain isn’t fully developed. He seemed to of known exactly what he was doing, how to do it, what he needed to do it, and he premeditated it. You know right from wrong when you’re a toddler. I hope they lock this kid away forever.

[@garrettmarple2819]

He died in jail

[@keikei1943]

exactly what 14 year old thinks of murder? that's sick

[@jmfwarmi]

You should instead feel sorry for everyone involved, including the perpetrator. He has a mental illness and should not be put to death or even life in prison.

[@TheEpicHitmarker]

@@garrettmarple2819 of obesity lmao. Imagine the killer of your child dying of obesity in prison. That is not true justice

[@Skeptic2006]

You won't know if you are a psychopath. No feelings of empathy. Literally a different type of brain.

[@Aileendamen]

When asked did you go back to check on Jaime and he answered. No I did not. He said he checked for his ring. Then answered because I value my jewelry. It gave me chills down my spine. Says all about his lack of feelings.

[@QingNickolas]

The fact that this murderer never corrected the pronunciation of Jaime's name said a whole lot about how he really felt towards the kid. He must have felt something at some point to literally eat himself to death. It was "eating" at him, but he wanted to seem "hard" for the interview. Sucks how often this kind of "friendship" occurs. You gotta look at everybody under a magnifying glass, which is why I mostly stay to myself.

[@Hatbox948]

So true!

[@peterg6953]

This is heartbreaking. Rest in peace Jaime. This killer is one of the coldest I've ever seen. Glad he's off the streets. I wonder what his parents think of him

[@jean6872]

Florida schools are dangerous places even so.

[@LaloSalamancaGaming69]

They must think:NOT MY BABY,I DIDN’T RAISED HIM LIKE THIS

[@calvin6314]

@@LaloSalamancaGaming69 you would know Lalo you psychopath

[@Labellajoy]

Also- who / what could he have become???

[@Vinlaell]

@@LaloSalamancaGaming69 no that's for a different type.. this one's parrents probably disavow and plead to the public for forgiveness of what they've brought into the world

[@backofdaboatyaya5301]

This is starting to become my biggest pet peave because Michael had no remorse, no motives, no mercy. Jaime was just friends with the wrong person, this shouldn’t have happened to him. Rest easy 💔

[@joehostile4541]

Ya my biggest pet peave is when people murder people for no reason. Or maybe it’s when people leave the butter on the counter. Hard to say.

[@dczhen4358]

This dude is truly the most twisted one of all

[@Enchantaire]

If only these psychopaths could be diagnosed sooner, that would avoid many unnecessary deaths. RIP Jaime

[@robertsaget6918]

🤩🥲👌

[@Munenushi]

If I may, although there is no specific 'psychopath gene', there are gene tendencies found in psychopaths that are common among them. More interestingly, there is a region of the brain known as the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, which apparently does not 'fire'/work properly in psychopathic criminals studied via MRI. This region of the brain is responsible for 'picturing actions taken against others and how it makes them feel' - when this is asked of a normal person, this ventromedial prefrontal cortex area of the brain fires/works clearly; but when this question is asked of "highly psychopathic" individuals, hardly any action in this region of the brain fires at all...

[@FairyGodAunt]

@@Munenushicocaine users are also found to be more likely to have lower than normal activity in the ventromedial prefrontal cortex

[@salgilead2801]

They will be on judgement day when they will tossed into the lake of fire 🔥 burn in hell fire for eternity evil scumbags. They think they can get a way in this life time but boy are they in a surprise the next life.

[@salgilead2801]

@@Munenushithere may be no gene but there’s something definitely wrong in their biological makeup. These creatures are like from the pit if hell where they need to go back. Just finished watching the documentary divine justice was granted now he’s in hellfire.