This cop got 440 years in prison

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[@truthhurts3524]

Thank you

[@scmontgomery]

Thank you. I appreciate how much work must have taken

[@m1guel581]

Yesss!!! Thank you

[@hannahschneider2026]

Thanks! Love everything you post. Your voice is it.

[@majecphotography]

I always need them, and always use them! It’s really appreciated the extra work you put into the captions!! Thank you!!

[@AlexanderFort]

The dog who barked and alerted the lady to this guy’s presence is the best boy. He deserves all the treats. He saved her life.

[@mark-kg7wg]

Did he murder all those women ? Pretty sure he assaulted them . That’s why they had so many witnesses and why he got 440 years .. doubt he lasts 4 in prison

[@Patriot2499]

Yuppp love dogos

[@Chinajade88]

Allll the bestest treats. I sometimes get frustrated when mine seem to be barking at nothing...but then I remember the times it WASN'T for nothin!

[@AbsolutelyCasual]

Cringe

[@victoriabrown2534]

@@AbsolutelyCasual yes you are sweetheart. Proper cringe to post this on an inoffensive comment. You'll grow up in time though.

[@teddyjackson1902]

It’s remarkable in this day and age how many police departments have audio/video equipment in their interrogation rooms that could be vastly improved with $200.00 at Staples.

[@jesusisGod1434]

Yes! It sounds like it’s the 1910s in this room!

[@bepowerification]

Yes! Its kind of sad how many important interrogations that include murder are being recorded with potato cams and mics from the 60s.

[@judy-9999]

👍👍 @ Teddy Jackson i wish there was an option to “double thumbs up” an excellent comment like this. Thank you 👍👍

[@AlexMartin011]

I had the plug in my Shure head phones. I woke up angry at the interrogation audio.

[@MonicaLydia]

Right 😂

[@schrisdellopoulos9244]

At first I thought he was guilty, but by the 98th time he yelled he didn't do it I was convinced. Innocent by repetition.

[@joycedomingo5856]

😂😂😂

[@justintomlinson4998]

Thats how liberals do it

[@grandpaallie1553]

Same! For the life of me I cannot understand why he keeps haranguing the poor guy.🤨

[@wvrjl]

Like Donald Trump.

[@kennedyrodriguez3582]

Same, it’s def a vibe 😂

[@TheBeezusjones]

THANK YOU TO THE YOUNGER OFFICER WHO STOOD UP WITH INTEGRITY , TRUTH, AND ALLEGIANCE TO HIS OATH OF OFFICE !!!! HE IS WHAT REAL STRENGTH IS!!!!

[@edgardaniels1402]

Your cap lock is stuck.

[@laurenmastroviti6543]

💯💯💯🙏

[@DBSG1976]

That took a lot for him to arrest a fellow officer, but he knew something was seriously wrong with that situation.

[@TheBeezusjones]

@@edgardaniels1402 NO IT'S NOT! I'M JUST HARD OF HEARING!! 😆

[@edgardaniels1402]

@@TheBeezusjones Touché 🤣🤣

[@FeatheredDino]

Punishments for police breaking laws should be harsher than for the average person.

[@jayremie5705]

Agreed. Multiple times over. The fact they can use the whole system to hide and against victims is a problem.

[@e.n.t.productions7255]

Absolutely ❗️

[@callie269]

considering the fact that committing a crime against a police officer warrants a harsher sentence, this only seems fair

[@Tindometari]

I could get behind establishing a formal sentence enhancement when the crime is committed by an LEO. Maybe two -- one for crimes committed off-duty and on for crimes committed on-duty.

[@slabathonfury3879]

Reading the title.... reading this dumb comment..... Trying to figure out how many hundreds of years would satisfy the dumb commentor......

[@GraceH81]

I just think it's miraculous how they both spoke underwater for so long

[@handikappad]

Hello how are you I am under the water

[@danielsk300]

😂😂

[@donnaleigh6535]

Yes That’s true, Lol” I had to go back a few times to understand “🐠🫧🐟”

[@JillyMae89]

Incredible talent 😂😂

[@bangbangboogie8671]

What?! I can’t hear you, it’s too watery 😅

[@teagenmanning5986]

This interrogation was filmed on a G-shock

[@cproteus]

I mean, this was 2006…

[@alexdrown3564]

Deadass

[@kennethbartels6448]

The Audio was recorded with a talk boy

[@puttinin8518]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelharrington75]

@@cproteus video tape from 1980 looks better than this. Technology was great in 2006. There's no excuse for interrogation video to look this bad.

[@pickles5184]

Thank God she saw him and called the police because she was definitely going to be the next victim

[@avadoesntexist]

@Last Chance haha same these are my background gaming videos

[@imRedemptiion]

@@avadoesntexist background work videos for me. Use em as podcasts and the day fliesssss

[@avadoesntexist]

@@imRedemptiion yessss, at my workplace i can’t wear headphones but when i do any cleaning or work at home. these are such a godsend

[@BSNRN_NightingGale1927]

😔 You’re right. So sad! 💔

[@NoName-yn5bh]

Yep, she fit the profile of his victims to a tee. If not for her he could still be out there

[@chrismondrick5422]

That young officer deserves recognition for being true to himself. And for being what other officers should want to follow. To think this degenerate was his mentor and he still stood up to what he believes was wrong and suspicious. Hats off to him.

[@marshapieroni6677]

Yes and it's sad that we need to recognize someone for doing the right thing. It should be a normal thing anyone does. Especially a cop

[@hypnotoad311]

Nice to see that the department went with a smart fridge as their recording device. Highly underutilized in modern policing.

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

Stop it 😂

[@AlexMartin011]

Would have been better off with a tascam.

[@kaitlyn3168]

Lmfao

[@o.b.e.productions3225]

I thought it was a potato😂

[@Chinajade88]

Lmfaao

[@imjustthisgirlok]

I had a little chuckle when his sentence was reduced to 370 yrs. This monster deserves no chance at freedom.

[@Tindometari]

"With _____ days credited for time served."

[@AmyJoyLandry]

I about choked when Darrell Brooks asked for credit for time served 🤣🤣🤣

[@christianm.3543]

Right, like he’s still fucked…

[@xijinping4463]

So you’re telling me this monster will be released after 300 years and to live a full prosperous life again while the victims are damaged forever?some justice system we have

[@underestimatedsmilin2429]

I bet he was relieved.😆

[@Aurora-fi5gx]

With some of the stories that have popped up in these past few years, it’s really nice to see his coworkers not stand by his side when his side was wrong. Some cops believe they’re untouchable, above the law, and it’s nice to have a reminder they’re not.

[@HooLeeYo]

Dude got caught "hunting" for another victim and he's actually trying to play it off like he got lost. As a cop, he got lost between homes. That's the best garbage he could come up with.

[@carolinemaybe]

I wonder if someone was suspicious of him to begin with once he’d been caught at a house in the middle of the night. They knew they had an uncaught serial rapist 🤷🏻‍♀️.

[@wvrjl]

I would have said I thought I saw someone lurking and was checking it out. Of course, he would need a valid reason to be in the area.

[@AJice1980]

Not trying to defend the police but this was the early 2000s, audio wasn't really good on most cameras

[@nin9liv9s63]

He's clearly in disbelief...he knows he's done far far worse things, to him this is no big deal, he's thinking in his head "how can I get in trouble for THIS"

[@tammyslade1375]

Cause he didn’t actually accomplish what he intended to do! 😂

[@user-vd8vk5ju3q]

I hadn't thought of it that way but you're right! Perfect way to describe his outrage.

[@williambiggs9752]

Lol it usually is the little things that catch people

[@M.OD.21]

Nobody could ever get a guy like this to crack. He's so tied up in protecting his ridiculous image --- he'll never admit to the atrocious crimes he committed. Thank God he was caught & sentenced

[@mauricethompson2286]

HE WILL BE RAPED/TURNED OUT IN PRISON, FOR HIS CRIMES AND BEING A POLICE! 👛👠👙.. HERSHEY HIGHWAY!!💩

[@TrojansFirst]

He just doesn’t want to serve a long prison sentence; he’s trying everything he can to avoid it.

[@Lee-n2n1t]

You’re so right!!!

[@gomez3126-f4n]

The scumbag got his wife to sell their home for money for his defense. That's low!

[@TheOldKid]

Save yourself an hour. "I didn't do anything to anyone" for an hour

[@teekay7930]

Massive cringe when he dropped the “irregardless” bomb

[@ryanramel604]

FR

[@solomoon3083]

Oh my gosh. I left the same comment. Bout killed me. Lol.

[@keeper6458]

Exactly

[@aethrya]

Though it doesn't bother me much because the whole entire point of language is to just get an idea across, but it stuck out like a sore thumb for sure. TOINNNG

[@nineteen8122]

Lol. Same

[@elizabethd8147]

It takes some balls to leave in the middle of the night without telling your spouse. Even if it was simply to house hunt or something else that benefits the family, it looks shady to leave in the middle of the night. I cannot imagine any scenario where me or my husband would leave at midnight without letting the other person know.

[@PallasAndDove]

One works nights and one works days. No questions asked.

[@chloeew4627]

Imagine the closed door effect this thing had on his wife.

[@Avalanche616]

Love when people like him get what they deserve.

[@greendragon4058]

Even though the guy being interrogated was a mentor of the guy interrogated kudos to that police officer

[@tonyarichards5430]

Busted dirty cops are my favorite. Guyger, Chauvin and his gang, this guy. ROFLMFAO

[@adriedrake8605]

Same!!

[@vosaemify]

@@tonyarichards5430 Derek and George both belong in hell.

[@mikeygraves16]

Yep! My only wish was that it happened much more often than it does 😡

[@blakehardingyII]

Scary too think he will be getting out when he's 504 y/o..😔

[@keeper6458]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@c_me_now]

It was recalculated on appeal. He got 375 years instead of 440.

[@blakehardingyII]

​@@c_me_now..Well byGod that's even scarier :O

[@InvisibleSeductress]

Don't watch The Mummy.... It's not in Brendan Frasier's wheelhouse anymore but if there is a gold plated scarab around his grave..... Just saying.

[@msbeckyleigh]

😂

[@morticia981]

Thank you so much for adding those closed captions. Most interrogation room audio is spotty at best, and your extra effort is really appreciated.

[@rehab5355]

💋

[@considerlizards]

Bad news, the sentence was later reduced after an appellate court said it needed recalculating. Good news, it's still 375 years.

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

Not the sentencing math 😂😂😂🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@nazariocruz4663]

Not enough years

[@roulettegenie4379]

So he has a chance - - -

[@blueblue5427]

My man should be out soon.🫣What’s 375 anyways ?🥹

[@considerlizards]

​@@blueblue5427 You only do two days, the day you go in and the day you come out. The other 136,967 don't count.

[@iamtrashmann6003]

LOVE he was caught red handed and is forced to stick with this absolutely ridiculous story!😂

[@snatchinyopeople]

Didn't you hear? He Did. Not. Do. Anything. Period.

[@oldman9138]

The Brainiac spent all that time making them bathe and cleaning the crime scene, but let them see his face and hear his uncamouflaged voice? Brilliant. Psychopaths/Narcissists are so dumb. Really enjoy your channel. Your narration and analysis is always top notch.

[@vickiekasafirek9096]

His whole family fell apart after this. I am sure partially to blame on this monster. His son overdosed on heroin at the age of 23. One of his daughters is addicted to opioids and trying to get clean. Prayers to his family to keep on healing. It is not their fault that the husband and father they knew is a monster🙏. And definitely prayers to all his victims to continue to heal🙏💖

[@Iscommonsensecommon_1]

How incredibly sad. Hugs and continued healing thoughts for the victims and his family.

[@karenmadison7891]

Damn. That's so sad to hear about this a**holes children. I'm a recovering heroin addict myself, due to family trauma. I really hope his daughter can get the help she needs. And RIP to his son

[@bouncybooty3252]

That's just part of being an American family, always got 1 or 2 kids on that shit

[@LawrinMaxwellsmpc500]

@@bouncybooty3252 yeah for white not black Americans...

[@tonyarichards5430]

Prayers are utterly useless.

[@canesfan3526]

The way Jeff keeps saying "I didn't do anything to anyone", just proves there are multiple victims IMO.

[@Army4life82]

He sort of reminded me of Steven McDaniels with his BS I didn't do anything. Dude you did a lot!

[@jonathananaya]

Yeah. Like “I didn’t kill and bury any bodies!”

[@jd980]

Prove is much too strong a word imo

[@jd980]

@Irma Gherd It's still not nearly definitive enough to be called proof, honestly.

[@jd980]

@Irma Gherd Absolutely. I am just very specific about word usage in legal contexts. Accurate language is incredibly important in law.

[@orvil9223]

"As a police officer, he knows all the rules" Except the one where you shut up and get a lawyer.

[@DOYLERULES69X]

I wish there was a part 2 where they sprung the evidence of the other crimes he was convicted of

[@upplsuckimcool16]

wait that isn't in this vdieo!?!?!?

[@joycedomingo5856]

Me too.

[@andrewadams6081]

Damn I'm 30 min in and now really disappointed lol but figured when he said what u do last night at the beginning

[@MB_Christian]

Commend the younger officer for standing his ground and his sworn duty, to not bow to seniority with a badge!

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

He didn't arrest him. I think he just told his superior who the lurker was. They had to bring the guy in after the fact

[@5superhombre]

Aka for doing the absolute bare minimum. Yeah I’ll save my praise

[@TrojansFirst]

@@5superhombre but the culture is to protect your fellow officers even when they commit serious crimes. Sweep it under the rug.

[@ExecutiveOdin]

"This person not being angry about being accused is a major red flag, an innocent person would be upset at being implicated in a crime." Also "This person being angry is a major red flag, an innocent person would be calm and want to explain the situation." -Every true crime commentary

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

Copthink

[@wvrjl]

They basically say whatever the suspect is doing is a red flag.

[@kelkeep1467]

Yep.

[@snatchinyopeople]

because you are ALWAYS guilty.

[@Lanedude08]

“The suspect is breathing, a clear sign of guilt.”

[@kigliz616]

You see, what’s really scary is that prior to getting caught, this man’s word had been relied upon countless times in the arrest and persecution of other people. How many police officers are criminals themselves? Liars, rapists, abusers, drug users, even killers? How many police officers are just all-around sadistic, and how many innocent people are sitting in prison because officers like this lied on them?

[@donedeal8385]

All of them are crooked because they cover for the others. There is NO daylight between any of the monsters in that room.

[@kigliz616]

@juice box Unfortunately I am inclined to agree with you. I have had a large handful of experiences with dishonest and even criminal police officers and I am only in my early 20s. In fact, out of the many times I have interacted with law enforcement, whether for a simple traffic stop or a raid on my home, I cannot recall ONE time where they did what they were legally supposed to do. It’s truly unnerving.

[@Amber_the_Awesome]

I agree

[@JujuMama23]

💯

[@dizzylilthing]

There's a huge issue in my town with two of the members of our police force were members of unrelated KKK chapters and several others had been covering it up. Now we've got to worry that those were just the two that were caught.

[@takeitzenman7894]

Has anyone tried to do the drinking game with this one, based on the number of times you hear "I didn't do anything wrong?" - I lost a liver just listening to this. 😂😂😂

[@adrienalexander9881]

I’m home from work today. This is exactly what I needed to keep myself occupied today. Thanks!

[@lucidhooper]

Enjoy your day off fuck pj Durkin all my homies hate pj

[@niallyshere]

@@pjdurkin8582 i'll be your homie. dont be upset

[@AppleMactronic]

I like watching officers interrogating one of their own. It’s like watching them use their own tactics against each other. Nice vids

[@josephinebos8325]

Yes, like a chess game.

[@notablynova]

I love watching the blue gang cannibalize itself 😁

[@DiamzNova]

I was crying when I saw your comment 😂😂😂

[@colejackz]

Ive been into interrogations but this is my fist interrogation on their on kind. Its good!

[@handikappad]

He didn't use the ultimate op tactic of getting a lawyer

[@alandavidge1273]

He should have just told them that he didn't do anything to anybody.

[@CaliCarolyn]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@nin9liv9s63]

Can you imagine that poor women finding out the guy who was lurking around outside her house.... was a cop! (detective mentioned she was a young, attractive woman) That has to break her trust in police I can't even imagine.

[@abelis644]

Add to that the fact that this pos researched his victims for months, on his work computer!!!

[@notablynova]

Why would you ever trust a cop???? They are paid to lie to your face and have immunity to protect them when they get caught violating the law.

[@nin9liv9s63]

@notablynova4247 ya I mean, I mostly agree. I know there are good cops but ya when everything you do "can and will be used against you" there's really no benefit to trusting law enforcement when you are the suspect. Everyone wants to be able to call the police and have them show up, and God forbid someone really needs them, I'd hope they would come to their rescue. That's the kind of trust I was referring to.

[@poutinedream5066]

Unfortunately, thanks to psychos like this, many of us already don't trust them. In my city, to be 911 operator, you go through 5 different tests, including a personality test and a psychological test. People are weeded out of the running at every step. That process doesn't exist though if you want to be considered for police or fire. You just have to be a son, a nephew, a daughter-in-law of someone already there. The same handful of last names, you see over and over. One family has so many hired on as cops, they jokingly refer to it as "the family business." As long as we continue to hire people into positions of public trust based on nepotism, and not merit or qualifications (being a cop on my city is also known as 'the best job you can get with a GED'), this will always be a problem.

[@bepowerification]

In another interrogation video I cant remember anymore the title a witness police officer said that psychos are everywhere. No matter if you are a carpenter, a cop or a judge - you might be an evil psychopath. Has nothing to do with the job you do.

[@jannamckeen4414]

The fact that he can't see how his actions can be construed as scary to the lady speaks volumes about him.

[@janesays96]

Hey, I’m a Janna too!! I don’t meet very many women at allll who have the same name!

[@8thhousemoonrabbit205]

You don't think he realizes he is scary to women? I doubt he's so deluded that he's included stalking women, in the dark to some kind of sexy fantasy, they like to be involved in. The kinds of stalkers that creep close by, or break into homes Like, the intimidation factor and risk of being caught. Feels powerful and exhilarating, to them.

[@Stevros999]

@@janesays96 my cousins name is Jenna , it's close lol 😆

[@janesays96]

@@Stevros999 hahah yes, pretty close, I’ve been called Jenna more times than I can count! Lol 😝

[@amandacommanda2087]

I like how they mention how aggressive he is. So many people are used to getting away with things by bullying and scaring their accusers.

[@Kthb80]

I’m always amazed cops don’t ask for an attorney immediately after being read their rights.

[@weezy232323323232]

They think they’re smart enough to get away with it. Or at least they believe their connections will get them off the hook.

[@jilljessa5337]

Ego

[@tammyslade1375]

His cop badge got in his way! 😂

[@joshlipert7575]

Most cops are narcissistic. In most cases narcissist think they can beat the system or alter it just enough to get by.

[@chrismondrick5422]

Really. He probably thought they would sweet it under the rug like most departments do .

[@Swena76]

I really appreciate your narration and editing throughout the video to help us to understand as the interview progresses. Thank you for posting this. Super interesting. Really enjoy your videos!

[@DawnDiggetyNoDoubt]

You should check out Jim can't Swim. He is the daddy of a lot of these amazing genre of channels.

[@liamenright8761]

Yeah he does a lot more in depth analysis and he goes into the interrogation techniques

[@Swena76]

@Perfectly Hamsterfect I'm a subscriber of JCS, but he doesn't seem to post videos anymore? I have watched all of his content and you're right, his content is awesome too. Does he have a channel somewhere else?

[@liamenright8761]

@@Swena76 I think he ran into trouble with KZbins new regulations about this sort of content

[@josephinebos8325]

@@DawnDiggetyNoDoubt Jim Can't Swim.

[@bassdmin7436]

The way he stomps his feet and flails his arms like a child gives him away. He's ridiculous. Makes me wonder how many victims there really are. 17 yrs on the force. He makes me sick.

[@alexbrunt2682]

I have a feeling this guy would purposefully walk around looking annoyed to appear busier than he was.

[@catalinab.6649]

@Alex Brunt George Costanza😂

[@PallasAndDove]

My ex 😂

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

The sad thing here this policeman is mad only because finally got caught, he didn’t and still doesn’t care what his victims went through and will be going through for the rest of their lives, even with therapy there will always be something that will trigger that awful thing he did to them. And the worst thing this jerk is a policeman who people call to protect them from people just like him.

[@non-ya228]

I honestly don't trust any police

[@TheRight-handedStranger]

@@non-ya228 - Let’s not go to extreme. Many police officers in the US help when you need them.

[@Hunter_Brandon]

Not to be “that guy” but police officers aren’t supposed to protect you from ever being hurt or experiencing a crime. When seconds count, police are minutes away. I’m not saying that guns solve everything, but what I am saying is that I’m 6’2” 190 lbs and if I got shot in the pelvic bowl, stomach, chest, neck, or head, I’d become extremely docile and wouldn’t be capable of overpowering anyone. Women who don’t feel like getting into a fist fight with a large, rapacious, man should own a gun.

[@TaxationIsTheft439]

@@TheRight-handedStrangerhe/she is right. You Shouldn’t trust police.

[@TaxationIsTheft439]

@@TheRight-handedStrangerwhat’s extreme about not trusting a complete stranger. Wether they have a fascist badge or not

[@lindaward3156]

he's so accustomed to people acquiescing to him - I mean he can take your freedom or your life - he's a legend in his own mind. it would have been more accurate if he said "I didn't get caught red-handed doing anything wrong"

[@teddyjackson1902]

I have no tolerance for people who are intentionally obtuse when they’re caught in a lie.

[@exlibrisscientia6741]

What if they are being acute?

[@toymomofthree7870]

@@exlibrisscientia6741 YES!! Literally clicked to respond to say the same thing and you beat me! Gotta love the corny nerd jokes, thank you stranger for making me ☺

[@exlibrisscientia6741]

@@toymomofthree7870 I'm happy to make you laugh. It's the little things.

[@Tindometari]

Yeah, they're always working that angle ...

[@exlibrisscientia6741]

@@Tindometari aha!

[@renee1961]

This is not only a Disturbing Case, it's Scary!

[@greendragon4058]

I was doing housework this morning when this came on and I had to back it up because it was so unbelievable that he would think that he could get away with this and the excuses he made up we're so absurd

[@abelis644]

@@greendragon4058 Yet his family stood by him and denied he did anything wrong!!!

[@greendragon4058]

@@abelis644 that makes it even worse knowing that they may have been culpable as well

[@MalO.ver1.0.x]

@@greendragon4058 Or, they really didn't know and simply couldn't believe that the man they knew for so long was such a horrific nightmare of a human being,... you know, like parents can't believe their children did something terrible,.... like using drugs, stealing, murdering,....

[@greendragon4058]

@@MalO.ver1.0.x unfortunately you are correct about parents just my kid is the best attitude. Does make it harder for parents that do have kids that have disabilities or bullied and they can't get any help no matter how hard the Parents try. You have a really valid point

[@bRabbitHabit]

His son died of an accidental OD at age 23. He started heaving mental health issues around the time of his dad’s trial (shocking). One of his sisters is also an addict but I believe she’s in recovery now. His ex-wife has spoken out about addiction and what it’s done to her family. This horrible human that promised to serve and protect has damaged so many lives, some to the point of no return. I hope it eats him alive every day of his life. I’m sure he couldn’t care less about the women he violated but he lost his own son over this. A letter was read at his son’s memorial and he thanked Keegan for writing to him in prison. The article his ex-wife did about the death of Keegan is easy to find if anyone is interested. It’s all so sad. I’m a recovering addict, too, and I know how hard the fight is. I can’t imagine how hard it would be trying to stay clean while also knowing your dad is a serial predator. I bet Keegan was scared that the evil part of his dad would pass on to him. I’ve heard that’s a very real thing that a lot of sons and daughters of killers experience. They worry that it’s like a gene that could be passed on to them. RIP Keegan Pelo. You were not your father, you were better than him.

[@ashleychildresss]

Yeah not to make light of the situation whatsoever but a good depiction of this is in the show riverdale Betty’s dad ends up being the black hood (a serial killer) and she’s scared she has a darkness inside of heR. I think she ends up testing positive for the serial killer gene and her niece or nephew also has the gene and ends up killing their dog or something…. It’s been awhile so my details may be off but you get the gist. The gene associated with serial killers is the MAO-A gene. Also known as “the serial killer gene” or “the warrior gene”. If anyone is curious and wants to research that a bit further. Of course I don’t think everyone with this gene is a predator or that all predators have this gene but it’s certainly interesting. And yes I am a 33 year old mother who watched riverdale lolol

[@greendragon4058]

Lie counter reminds me of CinemaSins. I like that touch. This officer is so out of touch with reality it boggles my mind that he was able to train other officers and think maybe just maybe his intimidation tactics might work on the officer that he trained. I'm glad it didn't, kudos to the interrogator

[@DaleHardiman]

Ding

[@morticiaheisenberg9679]

Lol. I love cinema sins 😂😂😂

[@Spice.Melange]

He counts random words as lies thats one thing that bothers me lol

[@kimdasko6952]

That's exactly just how arrogant and an egomaniac he is. The wrong combination to be given with the level of authority he possessed. Tougher screening needs to happen while applying to the police force. Imagine how many got and are getting away with crimes.

[@NeilCrouse99]

What amazes me is that even someone with 17 yrs. in the police force can be scared/coerced/arrogant/but most of all stupid enough not to understand that the best way to defend yourself in any case is to ask for a lawyer.... Not that I'm sad this animal got arrested mind you... *: )*

[@wukongsun6223]

I get it but they know the tactics. They know the significance of giving up information without a lawyer. They like everyone else, who doesn't expect to be caught, will sing like a canary as to why they are innocent.

[@wukongsun6223]

@satusmisled Completely agree

[@solomoon3083]

Don’t compare this creature to animals. Thanks.

[@MrNota500]

They think that by asking for a lawyer it makes them look guilty. Therefore they won't ask for a lawyer because they're innocent and have nothing to hide. At least that's what they hope the investigator will think. They basically think they are the smartest person in the room and can get away with lies because their lives are just that lies and they been fooling everyone up until now.

[@trishpipkins]

That's narcissistic arrogance for you. They think they can outsmart everyone and get away with it.

[@donnaleigh6535]

I feel it’s sad to see a police investigator having to interrogate another police officer. Pelo is so guilty He can barely make eye contact with the investigator. Sick F**k!!.

[@gonavy1]

It never ceases to amaze me how some people can destroy so many lives with their actions.

[@semperparatus678]

Agreed

[@rstidman]

It never ceases to amaze me how some people can save so many lives with their actions.

[@gonavy1]

@@rstidman Thanks for adding that Poindexter I don't know what we would do without ya.

[@Tindometari]

Also, to be busted by his own protégé ... that has got to have ground his gears. I am remarkably okay with that. The young badge didn't let that personal relationship blur his view of duty -- good cop, well done.

[@Earthly-k4p]

After you’ve seen rough shiet, it doesn’t amaze you as much anymore. It’s a cruel and cold world.

[@KnicknackCottonWolf]

He thought he was smart enough to take what he learnt and use it to be a sneak and a violent pervert and fool everyone. I am so happy to think of the moment he was found and the feeling of panic he felt and suffering he will have to endure in prison forever.

[@shsharrell9267]

FOREVER is not long enough.

[@jeffreynapisa122]

After watching so many of these and shows on TV True Crime stuff only advice I could give everyone is don't break the law live your life right and just be a law-abiding citizen... it's just that simple.

[@themadhi-hatter6849]

Just that simple til ya run into one of many maNY, corrupt pigs that violate your rights and hem your ass up.

[@jeffreynapisa122]

@@654wsj not a damn thing wrong and you probably keep everything to yourself as well not out there causing havoc and starting trouble there's a big difference with stuff like that people that don't know how to handle other type of recreational goodies, I myself partake in the Christmas tree LOL and I don't bother a soul

[@soundwraps]

its crazy that interrogation rooms still use baked potatoes as cameras

[@LawrinMaxwellsmpc500]

This is clearly the late 2000s. 15 or more years ago. Weren't you listening to the intro???

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

This was in 2006, before even 1080dp sweetie…Imagine a whole world existed before cell phones, social media and 5K entitlement 💀

[@soundwraps]

@@GuadalupeGuacamole it was a joke you weirdo. Imagine going through the comments trying to correct people on social media

[@soundwraps]

@@LawrinMaxwellsmpc500 you have no sense of what humor is huh

[@name8329]

@@soundwraps they got the tism

[@JJbIrd0608]

Pelo knows he would never believe his story if he were the detective and heard it from someone in the hot seat. Lol. It's fun to watch him get SO mad. 😄

[@mauricethompson2286]

The SWISS CHEESE STORY!

[@mr.bullionnaire9748]

​@mauricethompson2286 can you explain the Swiss cheese story. I'm guessing its from another interrogation with a really shitty explanation. Thank you 😊

[@yu2kiko]

it’s almost enjoyable watching how angry he gets because he’s about to get humbled

[@aleshaford2968]

Yeah you know when I’m interested in purchasing in a new area, I always go there in the middle of the night. Slinking in between houses and stuff. It’s really the best way to get a feel for the neighbors and stuff… 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@HouseOfPetrol]

🤣🤣

[@itstooclean2169]

I was in the military so I moved a lot and usually lived off base. When I was trying to find places to rent I would drive through the neighborhood at night to check if there was a lot of night activity. But I never got out of my car and walked around houses. As a young woman I knew better than that.

[@ingenewell5359]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@josmclove4426]

🤣🤣🤣🤣👌excellent 👌

[@Mybeardog]

I live in a heavy crime area (Seattle) and I use videos like yours to educate myself to keep my family safe. Thank you. God bless 🙏

[@johnfletcher1655]

Seattle that bad now? Why is it so crime ridden. Grandmother used to live in n 90th.

[@kennan6176]

@@satusmisled4182 I also since that dumb fucking Oregon law all the crazy are on the side of the country 😒

[@topspot4834]

If I lived in Seattle, especially in a "defund the police" area, only way I'd protect my family is with guns and ammo ... These interrogation videos certainly bring awareness (and drill into your head the importance of not talking to police without an attorney) but they can only do so much.

[@216trixie]

In Seattle you have antifa running the streets and prosecutors not prosecuting criminals.

[@jmaxim917]

@satusmisled This was one animal terrorizing the community. He got defunded in more ways than one.

[@drawk56]

UGH! @ 5:42 He said IRREGARDLESS! That isn’t a word to start! Makes my skin crawl and dry up on the inside as my abusive father LOVED to excuse himself using THAT word in ridiculous amounts. Fucking trigger warning for myself.😢

[@Rafterpigeon345]

Wow. He didn’t do a single thing to make himself look innocent. It’s like he made sure to follow the “how to look guilty” list.

[@onlytrain2succeed.]

His balking and gasping while acting surprised and "innocent" reminds me of how Stephanie Lazarus acted when she was questioned about Sherri Rasmussen's murder after being caught.

[@gomez3126-f4n]

Stephanie - "Jeez, gosh, l don't know, that was like a million years ago." 😂

[@rehab5355]

@@gomez3126-f4n 😅🤣😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@haendriquevondobben-steinb9509]

YES! I had the same

[@rainymctrixie1]

Thought the same.

[@TuneSquadFTW]

5:45 “irregardless”. That’s the real crime here

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

I rewound it twice to hear that shamefulness😂

[@skinseyful]

@@GuadalupeGuacamole 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@jenniferfrazierlpc7171]

😆 🤣 😂 😹

[@stephaniejackson9528]

Sadly you would lose this case to the defense because no matter how stupid it sounds "irregardless" is a word. The I R functions as an intensifier. I hate it too.

[@michelegalatro181]

A pet peeve of mine, too! I know it’s officially a “word”, but if you break it down: irresponsible = not responsible. Irrelevant = not relevant. Irregardless = NOT regardless 😂

[@PoppinPortraits]

I counted 1377 lies, some sentences had 7 lies, this scoring was conservative. Great show

[@pwlyons759]

Imagine if, in real life, everytime a person lied, a big red lie counter showed up next to your head! 🤣😂🤣Yikes!

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

😂😂😂

[@keeper6458]

🤣🤣

[@CWebb-yr7vc]

😂😂😂

[@majecphotography]

Damn… I was out around 2am this morning looking at a house… maybe I shouldn’t do that anymore, or i could be “falsely accused” like this “poor P.O.S.” That’s all in sarcasm… just to be clear. 😂

[@wukongsun6223]

Lol

[@blueneptune825]

Ya know, I have always wondered why real estate agents wasted all those hours between midnight to 5 a.m. not having open houses...🙄🙄🙄 So glad they finally caught this perv.

[@majecphotography]

@@blueneptune825 That’s a good point! Aside from the whole “rapist” thing, real-estate agents could learn from him on “time utilization”. Lol. Yikes.

[@Tindometari]

Oh, come on. Everybody knows you can't truly assess the worth of a property until you've given it long, intensive study after midnight, under moonlight.

[@majecphotography]

@@Tindometari Right?! I tried @ 10pm once, but there was to much ambient light coming from the bathroom windows. 😬 Ok… That was in bad taste. 😂😂

[@christinesimpson6529]

He probably didn't ask for a lawyer because he was probably convinced his arrogance would carry him through, I just tell him I didn't do anything wrong that's it done! It's terrifying how angry he gets at the end of the interview I can imagine him in the dark with a young lady pulled over with a badge absolutely horrific

[@markkevorkian]

Obviously. It's that arrogance of saying I'm the police. You can't arrest me.

[@shandihuddleston2167]

If he says he didn't do anything enough, he just might believe it himself..how disgusting

[@geraldharrison2505]

It is sad that this monstrosity occurred but please don’t miss out on the ‘battle of the lying field’ ! What I mean is that this is an active duty investigator up against an active duty investigator!!! They both were taught to lie and deceive as part of their training! Understandably, their reasons for lying are different now. The crooked cop keeps trying to get info!!! He should have known to remain silent. Maybe his arrogance got the better of him and we are all the better for it!

[@lilyrose3145]

If a cops lips are moving ,he's lying .

[@michellemcdonald3978]

It’s incredibly maddening that this continues to happen over and over with the very ones sworn in to protect us ! Not harm us ! I’m a firm believer in ; Everything that’s done in darkness WILL come to the light !! It’s absolutely heartbreaking that it took so long for him to be caught and so many was victimized by this Pos Monster but , Thank God he was busted and he will NEVER be free again to hurt anyone else. My heart goes out to everyone that he took advantage of and scared for life , as a SA survivor myself I know how it feels to be violated in such a cold , evil and downright harmful manner , I’m 49 years old mine started at age 5 and I can attest that it never goes away and it’s just as hard to deal with today as it was when it began!!! Thank God they got Justice

[@c_me_now]

Same with me. I didn't get justice because others victims of this covered for him. He has been dead now for almost 20 years and died of testicular and prostate cancer. I think there was some divine intervention in his suffering.

[@toymomofthree7870]

@@c_me_now I hope ur abuser suffered horrid agony until the very end! I am a survivor as well and the death won't make anything better BUT for a moment it feels like the Universe balanced the scales!! Even if it was just for a moment!

[@RavenTheRiverRunner]

Was there bodycam of the officer confronting Pelo? If not, there is a strikingly similar case that I saw on some crime show years ago. There was bodycam of the officer walking up to the other cop, and I believe he tried to say that he was there for a call too, but he was right next to the victim’s house and dressed in all black

[@kramkl12]

This was long before the department had bodycams

[@mr.bullionnaire9748]

Damn I'd love to see that video

[@disintegrationloops4399]

That's a coincidence, it appears to be filmed on 440 year old technology

[@hannahschneider2026]

😂😂😂

[@KiRplease]

Lol

[@ms.artichokecheesepizzawst3239]

😂omg

[@nancydaniel4716]

Omg, unbelievable. I didn't hear the evidence but I remember the detective said why did you try to open her door. What would make Sergent in the police force start molesting women. He had to of been. Molesting girls, women before he became a police officer. Great content. Love ❤️ ya. Oklahoma USA 🇺🇸

[@michelletilton5520]

He raped 4 women, not molested.

[@jenology101]

His son# Keegan, overdosed on heroin in 2018. He was only 23. You can't tell me his dad's crimes didn't play a part in that.

[@egwthe1]

He killed himself so that he would not be known as a pedophile's son.

[@volusize]

440 years. Is that 1 year for each lie he told 😂

[@vickyh.1421]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@lenjsun]

I bet if we were to examine his family life, we'd find that he gaslights the hell out of the Mrs. At what point does a person realize that his lies aren't working, or that he isn't going to fool the investigator"? A man's gotta know his limitations. "

[@jonr.3832]

The fact that he was wearing socks with sandals should have gotten him 25-life.

[@lindalucia6334]

Thank you for the upload. It is a real tragedy to see the person trusted to protect is the one who you Should fear most. Your voice is incredible. Narration is your calling in my opinion

[@Phor0phor]

Oh I finally remember who he sounds like! Chris Hansen!

[@renee1961]

I love his voice, too!

[@Fuzzybunny-ki1cw]

lol!!!!!!

[@marinusveneman1575]

Out here these pigs are the ones we distrust. Serve and protect? Abuse and mistreat. ....

[@DubsTV93]

@@thisisnotthechannelyourelo407 It's not.

[@regenia8738]

The way this guy keeps gripping and clenching his hands, throwing himself back, etc. is ridiculous. I guess he thinks that is supposed to show his frustration at having to talk to people who are dumb and don't believe him? He is, in my opinion, extremely arrogant.

[@RonHarrisMe]

Wow.. during the first part, the narcissism is INTENSE. He has no clue of what is going on. In his mind, everything he did was completely normal and understandable, his confusion on why it doesn't make sense to the other guy is his narcissism just in overdrive, it's just impossible for him to think he was in the wrong... it's beyond his understanding. IF it went down as he says, a normal person would be upset they upset someone else, but this is just beyond his ability to realize. I wanna know how he got around any psychology exam, red flags would of been FLYING LIKE CRAZY.

[@kayakdog121]

There is literally clearer video of the Wright Brothers first flight.

[@rjchavers9267]

That is a verifiable fact.

[@jasonrodriguez463]

Wilbur and Orville agree!

[@CWebb-yr7vc]

😂

[@brucemcmeekin4026]

He’s the American version of Canada’s Russell Williams.

[@starlight7845]

100%!!!!! I was looking for this comment!

[@chriskowalski7038]

Exactly what l thought too.

[@beastshawnee]

Well you know there are many in every city all the time. Stupidd incels gonna violently attack when they can…

[@LukeMcGuireoides]

He was on his way there.

[@PallasAndDove]

Not quite

[@renee1961]

I'm very sorry for his Innocent Victims. 🙏🙏🙏🙏 This man's Crimes definitely have a Rippling Affect!

[@omqitzlashawn4829]

I'd prefer say "those innocent victims" he claimed nothing but torchure upon them but I do agree with you

[@sp33dyxgunz]

Once you've watched the first couple minutes, you've basically seen the whole video. It just repeats, over and over.

[@paulclark5808]

Anything more than a life sentence should be death penalty.

[@GuadalupeGuacamole]

BOOM 🙌🙌🙌💯💯💯

[@semperparatus678]

In Texas a death row case alone costs the state 2.3 million dollars. And that's just the start.

[@DubsTV93]

@@semperparatus678 the ONLY reason death penalty costs so much is bc the drugs used have to be bought outside the US. Since the US doesn't produce the drugs, the other countries overcharge.

[@victorpena3129]

@@semperparatus678 thats cheaper than a life sentence

[@semperparatus678]

@@DubsTV93 this is just the case. Not including death row or the death juice. A life sentence is WAY cheaper than death row. This is why New Jersey put a stop to it, can't afford it.

[@skengblazerentertainment1358]

Shame it took a while before he got caught and arrested

[@babyofmyfamily]

The NARRATOR'S COUNT, is on POINT 😄. He is on it y'all lol, big props 💯!!

[@c_me_now]

16K views in 2 hours is amazing. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication to the true crime community.

[@Wezley]

Rumor has it….he is still sitting there saying “I didn’t do anything wrong. His lie count is currently six digits

[@larrymalato3639]

Aw, you can do 375 years standing on your head, Jeff

[@Avedis-G]

Criminal: “If I repeat it 132 times it will come true.“ “I didn’t do it“. #78

[@khamael7]

The counting of the lies is pure comedy.😂

[@DawnDiggetyNoDoubt]

Happy new year to you I see a year full of more subs, views and likes!!! Great work

[@oatin6979]

"getting angry is a red flag" This commentary is almost as legit as KZbin body language expert community. When people aren't emotional after being accused of something, that means something too. When he looks down and to the left when he's done speaking, that means he's lying. When he leans his head to the right, raises an arm higher than his heart, that means something profound.

[@wukongsun6223]

Lol no one comes close to Jim can't swim. He's the GOAT of all crime docs

[@langs089]

All these JCS knock-offs have worthless commentary

[@floursandroses]

Right! Or they say an innocent person would adamantly defend themselves against the allegations. It is always something different on each video.

[@Tindometari]

It's really a question of context: when and how does the subject show anger, and in relation to what? A police interview is a frustrating and stressful experience for any subject. Questions are asked and reasked, the interview often seems to be coming back to the same ground over and over, and nothing the subject says is going to be taken entirely at face value. Even the most innocent subject may wear down and have a sense of humor failure eventually. Eventually. But liars are much quicker to go to defensive anger because, well, they don't have much else to work with and in any case their position is inherently insecure.

[@skinseyful]

Right. When he speaks ..he's lying.

[@magicalfairyambience]

How can you be a police officer and have done interrogations and not know the 4 simple words that end it immediately!?!

[@PallasAndDove]

I didn’t do it? 😂

[@petergriffin383]

Bootlickers be like- "It's a stressful job! Leave him alone, you just hate cops!"

[@lesleymoir3265]

Another cop abusing his power! Glad to see he didn't get away with it like police officers usually do... There's nothing better than watching a Stranger stories video on a bank holiday evening 🙏 Happy New Year from the UK 🤩

[@vickiekasafirek9096]

Happy New Year from US🎉💖

[@arbehirmoge186]

Ur damn right!! Happy new year

[@wukongsun6223]

They won't ever get away with it if the evidence is compelling.

[@trevorpickering8660]

Nonsense. There are bad apples in any big organisation.

[@1972dsrai]

This isn't the type of crime any officer would be getting away with tbf. I don't think there are any officers out there that would help a fellow officer sweep something like this under the carpet.

[@AshMc1970]

I kept waiting for the officer doing the interview to reveal more evidence other than what the officer and victim stated in the report. I would have loved to see the sergeants reaction and hear his response when they told him about the evidence that they found on his computer.

[@linvi_chemutai]

Predator with a badge.

[@sharonlewis6258]

I guess he thinks if he says ,"I didn't do anything wrong " a thousand times, that it will be true. It makes me sick when a cop is bad.

[@joeybloey3631]

Whenever Danny Holtzclaw starts to feel sad he can think about *this* cop's sentence...