What a Psychopath Looks Like

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[@throwupsnzmighty1446]

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[@KhalidLkhryef]

47:08

[@heavenlydove]

The mother who fled her country in fear of her son being taken away from her was taken out by that same son she protected 😔! Very sad!

[@FIYPProductions]

Came here to comment exactly this. She fled her home country, to a completely new one, in order to keep her son. She loved him more than anything, and he betrayed her in the most horrible way.

[@DMPSITIDS]

She shoulda stayed where she came from

[@Sweepee-v2v]

The devil himself.

[@roseaduke8835]

Maybe the grandparents, in their grief, spoke a curse after her for depriving them of having a relationship with the only child from their dead son's loins? 🤔

[@CrystalP.R]

Well, he was adopted so I doubt he probably ever loved her.

[@msxperience]

This kid is exhausting and the detectives patience is next level.

[@das_bouk]

this reminds me of that Shaggy song "it wasn't me"

[@i.ehrenfest349]

That’s not patience, that’s clever strategy

[@jnl3564]

The detective is chill because he's sitting on a mountain of evidence

[@vettelover695]

That’s not patience, that’s the Reid technique.

[@merncat3384]

I had to skip through most of the interrogation. I just couldn't do it with his whiny little voice and BS

[@Becky-eo7cx]

I have watched hundreds of interrogations and I don’t think I’ve ever heard a suspect call the detective by their name.

[@ItsBobbyBlTCH]

That was strange for me too. I’m used to the detective saying the suspect’s name but out of probably thousands of interrogations I can’t recall a single one where the perp calls the detective by their first name lol

[@briannadozark]

Probably because the guy is a pathological liar and manipulator, so he kept using the detectives first name to be more, like... Personal. Like "hey, come on, you know me" kinda thing. That's just my guess anyways.

[@LssnLrnd]

I just saw it for the first time yesterday. Not certain the channel but involved strangulation, a green wire, opiates, jailhouse snitches, and a detective named James. That should get you there. Great observation!

[@charliejb1747]

I too, have watched many interviews and interrogations and have heard this MANY times! I've experienced this myself.

[@charliejb1747]

Further to my above comment, Detectives will very often tell the interviewee to call them by their first name; it helps in building a rapport, which is extremely important to the success of an interview or interrogation.

[@wirilome]

"Emotionally, we've shared bonds" -- extremely normal thing to say about your recently murdered mother

[@ameliashostak4764]

yeah, that statement hit me also, what a super weird thing to say. also, when he gets the death notification, he's just like, "yup, okay thanks for stopping by." totally devoid of ANY emotions.

[@alextrill1746]

"She was number one person - with exception of her dog - that I could go to!" Totally normal emotionally shared bonds.

[@user-zr6pl6nb6z]

@@ameliashostak4764 Yeah, that immediately struck me as suspicious. Sort of the reaction you might expect if the police officer had come and informed him of something minor.

[@12345fowler]

I think at one point he said "I never ever killed anyone prior that" or something to that effect.

[@Taco_Raider]

I mean....the guy farts in the bathtub and bites the bubbles. I put nothing past him.

[@Eyeamsayter]

Your narration style of letting the footage run and providing more context rather than speculation and telling people how to feel about the story is refreshing.

[@Eyeamsayter]

You dont try to do an over the top voice or use an abundance of unnecessary emotionally charged adjectives describing what we can plainly see by watching the footage itself. I personally find this to be much more respectful of the story and the victims involved. I had expected the opposite given the channel name but was pleasantly surprised! Excellent work! Ive subscribed.

[@ramitasdegardenia.9495]

Exactly, it's really nice

[@jmili9]

@@ramitasdegardenia.9495 i think thats why he is on law and crime now. good narrator.

[@Zionswasd]

​@@EyeamsayterWell said, yeah, I love JCS-likes but I hate it when they editorialize/give personal opinions or over edit it w music or whatever

[@_CMStuff_]

@@Zionswasd I cant remember any musics during interrogation in JCS, after EWU I cannot take anyone young sounding seriously sorry!

[@shanecrump7932]

The end is extra sad. No funeral for her and her dog just disappeared. Rest In Peace, Athena. You certainly didn’t deserve this.

[@coll4455]

Amen

[@lauracook8203]

It's a shame that her 2 close friends didn't put together a funeral for her. You don't have to be a relative to do that. It sounded to me that she was thought highly of- a colleague did a wellness check when she missed just one day of work and followed through with it until they knew she was not ok. Im really hoping that they had at least some sort of memorial service or celebration of her life. Im guessing they most likely did.

[@MariaReyes-gv8ui]

​@@lauracook8203 Do you have any idea what a funeral costs? $12 - 20,000 are you going to give them the money?

[@patriciaR004]

​@@MariaReyes-gv8ui I would've opened a gofundme and I would've donated as well. I'm sure a lot of people would've pitched in. A funeral service with cremation won't cost more that $6000 and I live in one of the most expensive states in the U.S.

[@chilo8187]

I’m surprised the police service didn’t chip in for a funeral considering she worked for them

[@karls432]

Psychopaths always think they are the cleverest person in the room yet this dude isn’t even clever enough to pretend to be sad 😂

[@kevin.afton_]

Also he didnt watch the part where it said dont talk to the police.

[@petitmorte2186]

He's a complete moron

[@vonDrouver3000]

This is actually the hardest for the psychopath to fake a genuine human emotion in such circumstances

[@accuser_of_the_brethren7816]

"..they're the most clever" Sorry, had to fix it. I'll see myself out now 😶

[@karls432]

@@accuser_of_the_brethren7816 are you telling me that you’re a psychopath whilst incorrectly correcting my grammar?

[@Skoxe]

7:24 you always gotta appreciate the older lady who keeps an eye on the block and knows when something is up. Babushka phenotype

[@maylabrown4584]

Facts, it’s an evolved human trait, when you have a community like that those people can come in clutch.

[@DejanLazarevic-y2c]

In my country we have saying .... " fck Google ask grandma "

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

@@DejanLazarevic-y2c lmfao xD

[@seabasschukwu6988]

@@DejanLazarevic-y2cBosnian ?

[@ThePrinceofallsayain]

@@maylabrown4584being nosey?

[@2passportsandpostcards]

PO: “your mom is dead.” Him: “thanks for the house call!”

[@ArdenSinn-oz3hq]

😂😂😂

[@MicahBBurke]

yup

[@ziggurat8516]

Have a wonderful day!!❤❤

[@eimearnighriofa1116]

ikr!

[@Boyso5407]

I think it was pretty obvious he knew. Someone tells you that you’re mom died and you’re reaction is to say “thank you for the house call”. I wonder if the cop that notified him caught it too

[@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis]

He literally just sat there and described how his mom and her boyfriend set him up for $15,000 a year so he didn’t have to work during school, he’s getting almost a quarter of a million dollars from a trust and he got financial aid for college. He’s had almost no debt. Then he says “Since I was 18 I’ve been independent, I never relied on her financially”. Like what?? He sounds like one of those kids whose parents sacrifice everything to give them every opportunity and they go around bragging that they’re “self-made”.

[@bigworldparty]

Soon as I heard masters in history, I knew the finances would be dodgy. Figures he's been given funding from others, you typically don't master in history if you need to support yourself. Then he mentions getting into day trading or something like that. The guy has been living in make believe land with the financing.

[@margareth1504]

When he runs out of her money, I think - this type goes about telling lies, bragging about his financial stability (hiding the fact money is all gone) then takes everything $ someone else has, claims he was supporting them all along after he has taken their money.

[@miaknig3130]

Ive watched a few vids where day traders lose everything amd then commit murder for money or in one particular case​ the guy snapped and shot people at a trading firm who revoked his privileges once he got too far in debt. Its like a gambling addiction but they lose money even faster than someone playing the slots.

[@E.Cerulean]

​@@miaknig3130is day trading forex ?? What is the difference between that and normal trading and why does it make people go mad when they lose ??? Excuse my ignorance

[@El-sm9gr]

Unfortunately this is the result of a traumatic childhood. Children who undergo significant trauma split their personalities as a method of protection when they have nothing else to protect them. It's typical of alcoholic parents or those fleeing as refugees. Despite his testimony and lies he's only a low level psychopath, the professionals run our Governments.

[@kaniyq]

i could NOT be an interrogator. i can’t sit in a room for an hour going in circles with someone i KNOW is lying.

[@Parousia001]

Yeah, it was extremely annoying listening to him trying to convince the detective that his word should be considered more reliable than the facts and evidence _over and over again_ . I can’t imagine tolerating it for anywhere near as long as the detective did!

[@raybro3803]

Most people can’t. That’s why these guys and ladies are special. Most people are good at something.

[@BeautifulBrainTrained]

Oh I'd be so fired for waving my hand and being like. You a mf lie and God ain't in you. Lmao angtft

[@Morepants10]

It's like your whole job is see how long you can withstand being "gaslit" before you lose your mind lol

[@edwinacaparelli9911]

True but you got to think the long game. The more they're talking, the more they're lying, the better it is for prosecution. The better the prosecution, the better chance of a conviction, and less chance of getting turned over on appeal when the police do their job tightly.

[@climbfl410]

This memorial candle 🕯️ is for Athena Valentiny. Many think of you & you will never be forgotten 🙏🏻 Thanks to the police, the public prosecutor's office and the courts for their work. Lukas from Dortmund (Germany) 🇩🇪

[@Taxi_Cab_]

You could tell he was guilty as soon as he started talking about himself instead of grieving for his mom.

[@SirenASMR_]

Yup acts like my mom and my brothers kids . All of them are crazy

[@subject8332]

After watching hundreds of hours of interrogations, I found the "rambling like a murderer" a particularly useful and almost unfairly accurate expression.

[@camez2345]

​@@SirenASMR_If your mom and your brother had children together, then yes, they are probably are at an intellectual disadvantage, genetically speaking.

[@aka5707]

Absolutely!! And it’s time that we all learn that lesson!!!

[@ddl4374]

Ya, not the Brighyrst wannabe crimer 😂🎉🙉🙈👻🤯🤦🏻‍♀️🤦😂🤣😅🤦‍♂️🤦🏻‍♀️❗️‼️

[@severalwolves]

33:04 “I’ve been completely financially independent since I was 18!” Bro, you got a trust fund and stipends worth hundreds of thousands of dollars established by your mom and her boyfriend, you got financial aid for college based on having a single mother who brought you to the US for asylum, and your whole life was set up for you on a silver platter by your mom making sure you had the best opportunities possible… Oh but you’re “financially independent”?? I’m so sick of “self-made” rich people conveniently forgetting about all the external factors that set them up for success.

[@Arjay404]

Right? Notice how he said he hasn't relied on his mom for any money, but conveniently forgets that he has been relying on her mom's boyfriend's money. And dude has been getting that money for the whole time he's had any need for money and he squandered it . When he started mentioning all this money he was getting, I was thinking to myself that if you are getting all this money how in the hell did you mess things up so badly to have done with he did. Dude should have been living life, partying en splurging on fun stuff, instead he wasted it away thinking he knew better than real investors.

[@HopeLopez-w4d]

AMEN!

[@maureenjossick429]

THANK YOU…that’s not “self made” in the least. You’re “self made” when you’re working at McDonald’s, and you save, work up little by little, find smart places to invest whatever you can(you can literally start buying stock with ten bucks.) and just save,save..keep educating yourself on how to make money,keep and invest. and make sure the company you KEEP is on the same wave. A lot of success has to do not just with what you know, but WHO you know. Volunteering and investing money or time into organizations you love will definitely help you feel like you’re making a positive impact at the same time!. We’ve all got to be the change we want to see. That’s “self made”. 💯

[@Beautiful_Mess]

- and still doesn’t know how lucky he was. Ungrateful.

[@drumsticknuggets5123]

Amen

[@jeng8401]

When he spoke about trading I knew he lost all his money - people get addicted to it like gambling. When she refused him he decided to get her money through her estate. What a psycho. I only have my mom left in the world. I am terrified of the day I have to be in the world without her.

[@lorimorel]

Exactly what I thought too!

[@TQFMTradingStrategies]

Yeah it attracts the worst kind of people. Most are a degens trying to make a quick buck for doing not much. It’s almost poetic justice when it doesn’t work for them.

[@headron66]

Yes, I thought the same! Ten year plan my asz! He got greedy for money, that $200,000 was winking at him and he definitely wasn’t going to work for his money!

[@ceasarwright7567]

Hes talking talking talking like hes havin a beer with a buddy.

[@premium5576]

I'm a day trader 😂 it is addictive but it's also something that takes alotttt of time and energy to master which many can't handle so as they try learn to trade people can loose alot of money...not an easy game to play, huge on the emotions

[@Miracle-333]

People that lie like this with so much evidence and continue to gaslight are extremely scary. I can’t imagine what his mother went through raising him.

[@PattyMardis]

Watching this I fear my sister will end up in the same predicament. Her son is a pathological liar whos already proven to also be a thief. She refuses to acknowledge that he has problems and instead thinks others are just racist towards him (he's half black, we're Hispanic) That boy has zero remorse for the things he does and he's only 12. We try to tell her to get him help but she ignores us. I just hope that one day this isn't how her story ends.

[@FaxanaduJohn]

Basically every democrat on the television at the present moment.

[@creature_comfort_delta]

@@FaxanaduJohn don't kid yourself - basically every politician

[@xGoodOldSmurfehx]

@@FaxanaduJohn You mean like Trump? The guy who knows everything, does everything right and its never his fault? Get real, they are all ass and Trump just happens to be the latest at the top of the politicants food chain Theres a reason why these clowns in a suit and a tie have the world's worst rep and widely regarded as professional liars

[@kevin1294]

@@creature_comfort_deltaYeah, not only politician in ur country, but ALMOST in every country at this point sadly.

[@MrDilly4545]

Murderer: I have a 3, 5, 7, and 10 year plan Detective: I have an 100 year plan that'll suit you even better

[@koracarter]

😂😂😂 Perfect!!

[@raybro3803]

The boys will have fun with him in prison. They’ll show him a “Trust Fund”

[@colleenpeck6347]

Control freak.

[@becagardner7594]

Lol

[@zabustifu]

There were countless opportunities for such comments during the interview, but I commend the detective for being able to resist making any snide remark during the whole thing.

[@JennaD7207]

I bet life in prison wasn't part of your 5, 7, 10 year plan. This guy likes to think hes so smart.

[@loveisthething]

Now there is no reason to plan anything anymore.

[@behindthen0thing525]

Lol

[@FactoryFugitive]

@@loveisthething Huh ??

[@HardNigga-tr4uy]

@FactoryFugitive Huh?!?! He will Obviously be in prison for the rest of his life, so no need for the 5,7,10 etc year plans….Obviously

[@krispysox]

My thoughts exactly. He doesn't even get to plan what he does at 5, 7 or 10 o'clock lol.

[@destroyingtheworksofthedev9349]

Dude is way too chipper, “both my parents are dead now!” What a bizarre guy

[@Sarah24871]

Complete weirdo

[@krisbacks]

Agreed, what was that all about. He mentioned his biological father, but his father died when he was 3.

[@destroyingtheworksofthedev9349]

@@krisbacks the epitome of being book smart only, he tried to so hard to sell it to the detective even when he tried to walk out the guy still wanted to talk!

[@ContactsNfilters]

​@@krisbacks playing the victim card for sympathy. Poor me, I've lost both parents. I've yet to see a criminal that doesn't have that victim mentality.

[@John-ns9lr]

Well he is clearly severely F;ed up in the brain department

[@julieriddle9343]

The fact that he never once questioned where the dog was is enough to prove he's guilty..🤷‍♀️

[@Thefutur3isnow]

What? 😅

[@Carolina-ex7hm]

Right? He even says out of nowhere towards the end that he didn't hurt the dog even though the detective never accused him of hurting her. The detective did ask at some point: "What happened with the dog?", but never used the word "hurt" or "killed" because no one had ever found her back. Levender made the association himself, and that's because he also killed the poor dog.

[@montezuma6962]

You're the kind of juror the prosecution looks for.... everyone is guilty of everything all the time.

[@sammy4282]

@@montezuma6962How is this not guilty behaviour? Caring about a dog more than his own mother yet he never once shows any concern for the wellbeing of said dog? Either he has some significant mental issues and was lying about caring about them, or he’s not worried because he already knows what happened to the dog

[@Michelle-hf5jk]

why would he kill the dog what a POS

[@PinkShimmer74]

Who says to a police officer ,"Have a wonderful day!" After receiving news, your mother was found dead?

[@ohioplayer-bl9em]

I caught that as well, I would have been throwing up on the ground unable to compose myself. 🎉The cop would have been insisting that an ambulance come take me to a hospital and check my physical and mental health. He says, have a Wonderful day! Makes me sick.

[@JaysonCarmona]

This guy has Asperger's and thought he was clever.

[@whitelion7976]

True, however you can never know someone's response, some people are collapsing, crying hysterical, others just take life as it happens. Relationship could already have crashed without having harmed her. But looking at the entire thing. Premeditated murder.

[@Tsar-Czar]

Sometimes when something really bad happens it doesn't feel real. Like its a bad dream. The actual emotions don't hit you until later.

[@derickrae]

When I got my mom's death notification, I definitely didn't cheerfully tell him to "Have a nice day." I was blown away that they knew to contact me. How did they know? I still wonder about that. Were they sure it was my mom? I thanked him for his gentleness and kindness. I just said "thank you" a lot. I was stunned.

[@yeoshow1984]

Any time a cop says he likes you, he most certainly does not.

[@wickedcabinboy]

@yeoshow1984 - I'm baffled that a person who knows he's being investigated for a murder *_HE COMMITTED,_* and is presented with the volume of evidence for his guilt we see here, could possibly believe the cops like him much less that he'll be acquitted. Mind boggling.

[@cliffbonds1472]

100% correct. This detective is brilliant too. Guarantee you he told him, "You can just call me Casey, have a seat".

[@o.7.o]

Or if a cop says, “I think you’re a good person...” They think you’re a terrible pos

[@VioletJoy]

​@@o.7.oRight? That's so standard. Detective talking to a person who murdered their entire family: I don't think you're a horrible monster. I think you just made a mistake. 🙄

[@TinnyDee]

Especially if you're a lying thieving murderer.

[@beastamer1990s]

"Hello, im looking to purchase a burner phone, for crimes." -this guy

[@loganwalters4373]

Fr bro why would you say that 😂

[@michaelburzala3011]

😂😂

[@seivaDsugnA]

WTF you on about now? How many?

[@bogreen1872]

And then drives to LA. “I’m looking to buy $100 of marijuana please”.

[@SeverusStudios1980]

Like the guy who looks in the Yellow Pages for a HITMAN to rub out his wife LOL!

[@Daughterofsantini]

That detective is a genius. Calm, patient, and brilliant.

[@Goldenretriever-k8m]

Why did they leave the evidence there

[@rashmi227]

@@Goldenretriever-k8m they have the evidence for him to see and confess. He can’t get away and there’s a camera. They also would have multiple copies of everything. So no problem

[@PaulNash-g1f]

“I did not kill her. It’s not true. It’s bullshit. I did not kill her. I did nooot! Oh, hi Casey.”

[@theonlyegg]

Hehe I get this one.

[@Kyle_Riel]

I was going to leave this comment. He sounded just like Tommy Wiseau!

[@1004cheonsagateun]

Best reference

[@brennensmith813]

I don't get it please explain

[@zachbrehany2253]

You are lying, I never hit her. YU R TARIN ME UPART CAZY!!?!?!?!!!

[@JJones-cl4dm]

I think I'd be a little more upset to hear my mother had passed. Her son acted like it was his goldfish.

[@crossedwires2629]

Like someone ran over the daisies in his front yard

[@Liqhtupmyworld]

He literally named the beagle one of the other humans he can talk to besides his mom. His gf didn’t even make the human list. The dog did though.

[@susanfraser6371]

I remember when I learned that my mom passed away I was extremely emotional - and then I alternated between numbness and sobbing for at least a few days. She died suddenly, but not from violence. I don't know how I would have been under those circumstances, but I definitely wouldn't be chuckling and chatting like this guy. He seemed almost cheerful. 😕 He is a psychopath.

[@bunnyluver2176]

​@susanfraser6371 Agreed. Ppl react differently but I can't imagine anyone being chipper like that

[@frankG335]

Or a rat in the attic.

[@gracefraser4173]

"Was she dead the day I arrived?" "She was dead when you killed her "😂😂😂

[@Chubzdoomer]

That was just plain SAVAGE!

[@YouTubianGuy]

1:18:27

[@gradetrend8138]

I didn't want to believe he did this but I can't ignore all the evidence. It doesn't add up !

[@HLU24]

Damn, Kacey!!

[@sshhacker]

technically, it should be "she was dead *after* you killed her"

[@NothingMaster]

She uprooted her entire life to raise her own psychopathic killer. So is the cruelty of destiny sometimes, and the gruesome psychopathic disregard for the sanctity of life.

[@tracystewart7676]

This guy has the whole world at his hands and allows his greed to kill the only person in the world that loved him.... so sad

[@jeng8401]

Greed and ego, he was probably too scared to tell his girlfriend he lost all his money. He wanted to seem successful and is just a loser.

[@tracystewart7676]

I wonder if his mom had the time to think what if she would've just let the fathers side take him when his father died....I know she was heartbroken

[@amandahood7861]

Damn right disgusting

[@danthemans]

well there is the doctor he was marrying and the athena dog he did something with...

[@sandraspengler4740]

At least he didn't call the cop "Bro"

[@zaqwsx2811]

The luckiest person in this whole sad fiasco is the chick he was planning to marry.

[@colleenclements5715]

You got that right

[@doubleh4039]

Damn right?

[@doubleh4039]

that should read with a pause "Damn, right?"

[@w.i.t.c.h.1330]

I was thinking about that. People don't realize the devastating ripple effect this probably had!

[@Codythefnafnerd]

You are so right!!

[@megadethmofo2001]

Burned up $500 worth of gas to drive across country for a half ounce of weed. Sounds legit...

[@brando4221]

Jonesing for that Maui Wowi

[@CaliCoast805_lovin_life]

This is a local story We do have great dispensaries in Grover Beach 😂 but drive 60 hours for 🌳...horrible alibi. May his mother, Athena rest in peace. 🙏

[@Ian-mj4pt]

Must be that super duper special extra skunk skunk

[@terriemartinez9989]

Michigan is Recreational..lol ..4-5 hour drive from Southern Indiana.

[@petergriffin383]

​@@terriemartinez9989 You have to drive to Michigan to pick up?

[@jholmes82]

Thought he was being a smart ass by buying another phone, then drove HIS OWN vehicle there ?? What a whopper.

[@rsbah]

Honestly, i had no idea that cops can lookup a license plate like that and see where it traveled.....its kinda scary how much our government track us

[@knitted_sweater_near_fireplace]

​@@rsbahon the other hand, this guy was caught because of this

[@b.6603]

@rsbah you didn't know that but I suppose you aren't planning on murdering anyone haha I was dumb folded by that too.... worst planned crime ever

[@Lock484]

And probably for the first time in history it would've been socially acceptable for him to cover his face with a mask, and people would just assume he's immunocompromised or something, but no, he goes in smiling for the cameras 😂😂

[@yankeedankee]

@@rsbahthey don’t, usually stores have security cameras so the cops just ask the stores for their recordings

[@melaniemunro6696]

The son has the most annoying whiny voice. He really thinks he can whine his way out of being on video. The detective is so good antagonising him the exact right amount.

[@chantelletrembath3345]

Yes, what a really irritating whiney voice alright 👍

[@DanielCarver1]

because he's LGTB

[@harrickvharrick3957]

yes, you're absolutely right

[@PBRRoughStockRanch]

School made him a rainbow fairy as well as a mdrer. Vote red

[@kirtjackson1830]

He sound gay

[@aliciaperry6186]

Detective: I’m sorry for you loss Levente: THANK YOU!🥰😊 I actually lost TWO! my dad died from a heart attack 🥳🥰😊😌

[@vittvittz]

lool

[@ineedhoez]

Humble brag

[@jkuebler89]

Sofa king weird.

[@GereBrewstein]

gosh that literally felt bad. And funny cause his arrogance and indifference got himself caught

[@brianbernstein3826]

that was super disturbing. he was actually unaware of how happy he sounded

[@chromebook2447]

Trying to get away with a murder just seems so stressful bro.

[@trishah2145]

So true.

[@aomorimi]

That’s what I’m saying. My anxiety is bad enough as it is and I like my freedom way too much.

[@BillPinkNye]

@@aomorimi That and.... you know... empathy.

[@Elizabeth_PDxxx]

You can’t get away with murder these days and then you get put in prison for the rest of your life. Pointless

[@Volvogodt6]

Especially when it’s your mother.

[@GreedoShot]

"This is a picture of your car, right?" "Yup." "It's a picture of you in your car." "Yup." "This picture, taken in Texas, is of you, sitting in your car." "Makes sense to me." "So you were in Texas." "It wasn't me."

[@jesspalko2622]

perfect analogy

[@DandyRandy42]

Sounds like Patrick from SpongeBob 😂😂

[@SideHustlersOnline]

"Whats in this box!?" "Pictures of me in texas."

[@Pappamea81]

What an idi*t 😂

[@snookies1224]

this is how a narcissist talks when they get found out. Circular conversations that go nowhere.

[@darksoul479]

Never confuse education with wisdom. Just because someone does well in school doesn't necessarily mean they're smart.

[@IcarusLhooq-bc7uq]

He sure debunks the myth of the high intelligence psychopaths

[@thechallengers8090]

Correct, intelligent people can be their own worst enemy - The lack of common sense will sometimes get them in the end. 🇦🇺🦘🪃🐨🇦🇺

[@penniewyatt9391]

The ability to regurgitate lessons is a totally different skill set than critical thinking and/or morality.

[@sebastianvelcro]

Knowledge vs Experience :/

[@mr.fettesq.7705]

Seriously...this guy is way to smart for his own good. He thinks he's so smart and so slick that he can get away with whatever he wants

[@Parousia001]

This is such a good example of the behaviour of a narcissistic psychopath! “How dare you believe your lying eyes (or the evidence in front of you) over what I tell you?!”

[@9thborn]

Exactly! I'm married to one and that's exactly the way they think

[@grdianANGL333]

@@9thborn get out of there

[@moonlightstargem1006]

Divorce your spouse if they are a psychopath please

[@IEappy]

Hes so fake I cant help but cringe

[@tarmbruster1]

Yeah. Don't believe what you see. Believe what I tell you you see.

[@789genie]

“Was she dead when I arrived?” Detective: “she was dead when you killed her” dang! I like this detective

[@MagesseT1]

😂

[@Maka_Paka009]

Nah my fav line was 57:35 tbh

[@789genie]

@@Maka_Paka009omg!! I didn’t catch that

[@MartwanComePan]

Really bad call... On most suspects that would have instantly make them silent or ask for the lawyer. Really bad detective, he didn't got the confession.

[@montezuma6962]

Accuse, lie, escalate, coerce, gaslight, intimadate, repeat. That's how they elicit so many false confessions

[@eugeneugen9244]

It became clear that he was hiding something as soon as he started talking endlessly about everything that no one had even asked him.

[@commonsenseisdeadin2024]

I think that's just how he talks.... He loves to talk about himself

[@roadrunner9622]

Casey Anthony did the same thing.

[@Lornespapertowel]

@@roadrunner9622same with Jodi Arias

[@janedoe1404]

Can you imagine the last moments on earth, your child is murdering you. That poor woman, how horrific.

[@pixi2209]

😢😮😖

[@SlaveLikeTheRestOfUs]

All because of the moment she had sex with his dad. Who would of thought it would of created such a path

[@a44489]

could of been the other way.

[@dailybunnymemes2545]

She was in bed, and it was late at night. I think he snuck up on her while she was asleep. She may have never seen it was him. I hope for her sake she didn’t. That poor woman.

[@dred05m61]

Stabbed in the back by your own son, has to be horrific for the mother to know ...

[@aryxilia]

“Are these the clothes you killed your mom in?” “Yes, I mean no!” This guy is guilty AF

[@hellothere5070]

57:30

[@clairedoyle3898]

Yeah he caught himself out there big time... I did laugh. And I looked the past when he said was that when my mum was dead? And the detective said " no when you killed her, she was dead" I shouldn't of laughed as it's not a laughing matter but that detective has patience of a saint. I would of liked him. He was so cocky and sure of himself. The detective was amazing. Great interview. But very sad. 😢 Poor woman didn't deserve a son like him or deserve to have her life taken that way. She seemed lovely. Rip.

[@arabesquejacob8176]

😅

[@luxeternal1258]

Lol what a dumbass.

[@glassfiend138]

LOL i started cracking up at that part

[@darabennett4316]

This is one of the purest examples of the dumbest guy in the room, thinking he's five steps ahead of everyone.

[@lestoic6436]

Compared to most under this level of pressure, he's not that dumb. We often discredit our enemies because we want to feel safe, as if we understand them, but without the location data, this guy would have gotten away with it. We can pretend for comfort, but it is scarier to admit we are afraid.

[@vince3139]

i give him credit for coming up with that weed story on the spot. shit still makes no damn sense but it's probably the best he could do at that point lol

[@tabularasa7775]

​@@lestoic6436You should watch the video and comprehend the multiple and vast layers of evidence they had on him besides the location data . Like the detective here , I'm not going to pretend this thoroughly dumb nerd child could manipulate me with calmness under pressure but you can by all means . On the note of the location data , he stated he knew how it worked thus digging himself a bigger canyon as shown by the data itself by knocking it off the whole journey and switching it back on. He's one of the dumbest i've seen and i watch a lot of these videos lol

[@tabularasa7775]

​@@vince3139Because we've all driven 1500 miles for a bag 😂

[@tabularasa7775]

​@@lestoic6436Watch the video 😂

[@adminorigins6518]

This guy I tell ya, he's such a genius!! Bought a burner phone to carry out his murderous plans across state lines, then takes his own phone WITH the burner phone to carry out his murderous plan across state lines. Just him passing all those cell towers with both phones. What a mastermind!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Oliver2020.]

He was so convinced he knew what he was doing. Low IQ 😂

[@huskers1278]

Also comes home and speaks a very specific language so the neighbor next door knew it was him and in person lol.

[@fauna5328]

I really appreciate you adding not only the subtitles but explaining police codes/terminology.

[@CrikeyItsMeg]

I thought this was a great detail as well!

[@WestleyRaver]

This kid has the voice of a 90's sitcom.

[@PG-wz7by]

A young Woody Allen

[@quickchris10]

A spoof of himself, the vomitous, preppie/yuppie robotic. In my day, the yuppies didn't do weed. But maybe they were selfish and self-centered like we call Narcissists today. I mean, they weren't trying to better society, in all their planning, much less the world. Lavente, Lavente, Lavente. ``What evidence,'' he says. LOL. But where is the dog.

[@ChimericCapricoRn]

He sounds like young Michael J Fox

[@KikiSanders-qr5pj]

Lol...saved by the 🔔...or 90210

[@freeman0048]

I was thinking milhouse from the simpsons

[@Sasbie65]

L: "But was she dead on the day I arrived or...?" D: "She was dead when you killed her." The best comeback I've heard in a long time 💯.

[@FireOccator]

He killed a dead woman?

[@Sasbie65]

@FireOccator the detective's reply was a clever, "snarky" way of saying that this man's mother wasn't already when he arrived, because he's the one who killed her.

[@TriggsterChris]

was coming to comment that, made me giggle a little, cause the dude can't even find anything more clever to say than "But I didn't" to such a good comeback from the interrogator XD

[@Sasbie65]

@@TriggsterChris exactly 😆

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

@FireOccator When trying to learn English via a KZbin comment section 😂

[@sdran23]

This guy is such a gaslighter. “How do you know that it’s my Jeep?” 😂

[@adminorigins6518]

And he identified the jeep!! 🤣

[@brendamargarit3969]

Nice strawman argument bringing his girlfriend into it

[@Desi-qw9fc]

"My relationship with my girlfriend is going to be ruined by news of this [...] but it's okay, I can move on, there's a million fish out there" is a very normal thing to say about your fiancee

[@kimberlyschmillen3043]

Very normal for a narcissist

[@AmusedChild]

Yeah, that was really the wrong thing to say.

[@TheMASDrummer]

Fyi, this isn't a thing people with NPD actually do, despite the internet self-styled guru videos about narcissists.

[@Intercontnentalballisticmissil]

@@TheMASDrummerThen respectfully, do you have any ideas of any mental illness that could make someone say something like that?

[@TheMASDrummer]

@@Intercontnentalballisticmissil I'm not sure. I should have mentioned I am a neuropsychologist. In my opinion, this guy is actually on the autism spectrum. Psychopaths tend to do much better in life compared to population, and are very convincingly likeable on the surface.

[@boxcardtable]

It's amazing that he clearly wants to end the interview, but never once thinks to ask for a lawyer.

[@bridget1780]

Were his rights read to him?

[@jimblesnontroninbo6690]

​@@bridget1780 Yeah the detective tells him he has the right to remain silent, anything can and will be used against him in court, and he can get a lawyer free of charge anytime

[@AwfulWaffle8474]

most inexperienced criminals think they can talk their way out of the situation.

[@ZoneZero-sm9jv]

Contrary to popular belief, many psychopaths are actually not high IQ.

[@hevnervals]

You should always get a lawyer immediately, even when you know you’re innocent

[@jayparcelewicz5261]

He isn’t even remotely bothered about his mom dying. It’s the fact that he’s in trouble that gets him upset.

[@user-os7ec4dm8x]

He'll be more than remotely bothered when he has to go the prison showers with some hard-knocks...

[@nati1025]

Like other comments said he wasn't smart enough to pretend to be sad.

[@craesce1167]

"All these are the same clothes you went there when you killed her?" "Yes. NO!'

[@clrr8400]

🤣

[@SeverusStudios1980]

@craesce1167 I didn't do it, my account got hacked. It's a deepfake. I got cloned. Jeeezus wept, you young ppl nowadays....

[@dogmafilm33]

He makes an entertaining interview. Most of accused just sit there and say "nope, didn't do it"

[@ritawallace-reed7500]

His girlfriend is sooooo lucky this young man was caught! She truly dodged the mega bullet. THIS YOUNG MAN IS DANGEROUS!!!!!

[@j.t.1215]

The whole time after learning she was a med student made me wonder about her. It just goes to show no matter how smart somebody is these psychopaths can take people in. It left me with a really creepy feeling. . . .

[@rickace132]

How did she not sense something wasn't right about him. I guess she wasn't educated enough into looking out for these types of people.

[@BS-dq1kz]

I was thinking the same thing. It’s astounding how many evil people are out there among us. My dad was a terrible husband. Not a great dad either. He beat my mom regularly and physically abused my brothers as well. He was mostly just emotionally abusive to me but I really think that’s almost as bad. However, we had some good times too and I know he’s just sick because he grew up in an extremely violent home himself. My point is, many of us have had some trauma in our lives and we would still never consider hurting anyone. We would certainly never consider hurting our parents. Even if they were cruel to us. So, how can this guy do something so horrific to his own mother who cared for and loved him so much? He’s truly a psychopath I think.

[@stephm4242]

​@@rickace132ridiculous. Knowing whether or not someone is a potential murderer/abuser/rapist/serial killer/criminal/etc has absolutely nothing to do with another person's education or how smart they are. These types of monsters hide among us easily because they know how and when to put on a facade of normalcy. Even if there are red flags prior to the crime occurring most people involved with these sorts aren't always strong enough to recognise them as they're happening or are willing to believe a person can be better.

[@oi2715]

@@rickace132you have zero idea what their relationship was like

[@blattimus]

He’s relaxed and chatty for the whole interview, not at all upset about his mom, then he starts acting upset as soon as he’s accused.

[@lilistheresia6174]

yes, so the police should say it to him out loud to this creepy son!!

[@rosearkkingofroses1300]

Yeah he was speaking too much about himself during an interview about his mother

[@poppyseed1000]

The switch is interesting to see

[@gabrielag9538]

He thinks he's smart but very predictable.

[@Ablumz]

I mean having a normal conversation to being accused directly of something will make anyone defensive

[@Agathanagatha]

The little dog following him happily after what he’d just done is so sad..he’s obviously been a brat all his life,WICKED and EVIL

[@5150Bud]

Single mums raise monsters.

[@ewarrior9776]

​@@5150Budyour parents raised an idiot.

[@juliee.7072]

The fact he named the dog Athena when his mom was called Athena is unsettling.

[@AngelinaA-s1u]

@@5150Budblame the so called “fathers” who run away from their responsibilities. KZbin is just infested with misogynistic creatures who blame women for everything. 🤮

[@knutblume907]

He John Wicked the dog for sure. For some reason it makes me sad.

[@sarahparry1012]

His gf watching this: 'I can move on, it's not a big deal, there's a million fish out there'

[@khanaliqasim1757]

He literally killed his own mother, there's no going around that

[@xanmontes8715]

"I can fix him"

[@snookies1224]

He's obviously a manipulative little pr*ck and she was going to marry that. She unfortunately will end up with a similar kind of person.

[@randomdorito1666]

"You have the right to remain silent" and "you have the right to ask for an attorney" flew right over this dude's head

[@brightpage1020]

If somebody verbalizes your right to remain silent, utilize it.

[@BobBob-us5fm]

The evidence spoke for itself in this case. He wanted to talk so he could gauge what they had and make excuses. He was going down either way.

[@brightpage1020]

@@BobBob-us5fm yeah he was read Miranda rights soon as he walked in, before even sitting down for the interview. That means you’re under arrest, already, dude. The guy did not catch that. Expensive education for a guy who doesn’t even pay attention.

[@BobBob-us5fm]

@@brightpage1020 It didn't matter if he talked or not as they already had the evidence, if he said no comment the whole way through he was still going down.

[@barryellis8854]

So much for his college education .

[@EMOJITHECORGI]

"So these are the clothes you were wearing when you killed her?" "Yes, I mean no. " Trying to trip him up had me dying😂😂😂😂

[@bilbobaggins6485]

Beat me to it lmao

[@YvonneA821]

I came to the comments just for this!! 😂😂😂 That was so funny 😂😂😂

[@shannab7879]

😂😂😂that was funny

[@ashwinsday7711]

Time stamp please! I listen to this while I work, I hope I didn’t miss it yet lol

[@bilbobaggins6485]

@@ashwinsday7711 57:30

[@lixalar1291]

How he is so instantly willing to talk about his life instead of demand the cop find who did this is SUCH a red flag.

[@charliehay1520]

💯

[@jdykes1381]

Because in his mind, he's throwing the detectives off of him by telling how good his life is. Therefore, it can't be him because he has no motive.

[@dickfitswell3437]

​@@jdykes1381yea that was like one of his first talking points. The whole first part of his interaction with "Casey", was him letting the detective know just how secure he was financially. He went on and on about it and how he used the system for college tuition. He was telling a story that no one asked and he did it so when he brought it all home he thinks the detective would say "he doesn't have a motive because he didn't need the money" lol. What he didn't realize was that he was accidentally confessing via confession thru projection. I'm sure the detective picked that up

[@pepeepupoo]

Lixalar1291 I'll red flag you, right up the butt

[@christophercarlone9945]

Ding ding ding correct

[@paghal11]

For me it was a done deal when the neighbor recalled the woman talking with her son in Magyar / Hungarian on the day she died. The officer asked if she meant on the phone, and she confidently said "No, in person". That puts him inside the house, even without video.

[@cindinunn6404]

Its so nice to see an interrogation that hasn't been regurgitated over and over on so many other channels. Keep up the good work.

[@krisbacks]

Agreed! I thought it was well done too. Some interrogation sessions are hard to sit through as well. Not this one.

[@chilloften]

Regurgitation, yes, I’ve noticed that. Ugh

[@58breezing]

I think this is the best interrogator I ever witnessed. Deep voice, confrontational, yet even-keeled. Fortitude. Tremendous work.

[@jethro1963]

Jim Smyth interrogating Russell Williams. Smyth is the interrogator's interrogator.

[@Likeabunny]

@@jethro1963 That is the GOAT. Insanely strong and setup from the beginning.

[@PANDADBD]

Dude was awesome for sure… after the tenth time I would have been like “bro get it through your fuckin head YOURE ON VIDEO THE ENTIRE TIME” Lol

[@bethylawson480]

I really enjoyed this interrogation. riveting

[@ITI-xi5zx]

You are sexist. deep voice does not equal competence.

[@000claw]

"Those are the same clothes you wore when you killed your mom?" Him: "yes"

[@hollandhenry7517]

How tf did you do that last thing???

[@bappo218]

How tf you do that emoji

[@AxisDens]

"no, i didn't kill my mom!" i tell you that bit was like straight out of a movie scene lol

[@tomaccino]

@@bappo218 is a youtube emoji on desktop.

[@hinkenixon6043]

Really?

[@MarabelleBlue]

Cop: "I'm sorry to share the bad news, your mom passed away" Psycho: "No wonder every time I called it went to voicemail. Well, that answers that. Any phone number I need to call to follow up." 🙄😑

[@paulgoogol2652]

it's all logical. am I missing something?

[@wowZhenek]

Lack of emotion is, on average, unnatural. Only if you have some broken relationship with your parents does such a reply of his make sense, but, yeah, his relationship with her was clearly not like that so his reaction (lack of grief or similar) is extremely unnatural

[@macondo0143]

@@paulgoogol2652 sure , you are missing part of your brain !

[@ginandtonic69]

Fantastic video. I enjoy seeing the build from first responders, crime scene, the slow but steady build of phone, car, video evidence etc through to the confrontation in the interview itself. Very satisfying. Cheers!

[@wyattnoise]

Cop didn't even mention "oh, and a neighbor heard you speaking Hungarian with her in person..."

[@krisbacks]

Right, that wasn’t part of the interrogation footage at all. I suppose the detective had an over-abundance of evidence.

[@kellyalves756]

Hard for him to get a word in, really, while the suspect was singing 18 choruses of How Great I Art. What a tool.

[@Lia2222]

Likely holding it back for court proceedings

[@deaf2819]

“ CASEY I DONT EVEN SPEAK IN HUNGARY OR WHATEVER THE LANGUAGE IS CALLED!”

[@Liqhtupmyworld]

There was sooo much he could’ve said but even the obvious evidence they had, it was no point cause he was denying everything anyway

[@tgrabowski5178]

This detective is SO good at his job. The calm, direct, patient leading over this entire interview. Top notch- thank god detectives like this are in place to nail these people down. We are safer because of them

[@danielaprietos3258]

We can only wish for the same in the Philippines. Most but not all detectives here are....

[@cnvrgnt]

He’s alright. He’s patient but he didn’t really try to build rapport with the guy and those cheap tricks where he’d ask a loaded question (‘was that what you were wearing when you killed her?’) were weak

[@unprofound]

It really helped that Levente couldn't wait to talk, to show how awful very damn smart he was. I feel like I could have almost done that interview by simply leaning in and saying "Really?" & "Wow!" every 30 seconds.

[@Purple_Kinetic]

I agree with you a 100%

[@Purple_Kinetic]

​@@cnvrgnt Still he got the job done in recordtime👍

[@lindaj5492]

1:05. He’s forgotten he told Casey that he’d spoken to his mom on the burner phone about getting that ‘promise ring’ for Hannah: now claiming he wanted to surprise mom with news of ‘going to have a daughter in law’. Judge Judy: “When you tell the truth, you don’t need a good memory”

[@alexryu8467]

That story about driving across the country to buy a 100 dollars worth of weed was the most pathetic thing I've ever heard.

[@argosp1848]

especially considering you can buy it in illinois or michigan which both border indiana

[@MT-eb2dx]

He had a stressful encounter with family, so he needed the weed. 😮

[@GiganFTW]

But it really be like that though.

[@jayjohnston398]

It must've been good weed !!!

[@PotterSpurn1]

No, wait. He popped over to his mum's first to borrow $100 dollars before heading back to buy it. Then a bogey man landed from Mars and murdered his mum when he was outa-state on the way back home and the bogey-man was an expert in AI and managed to cultivate and the super-impose all that fake evidence to make it look like her son was in the area and visited her home and that explains how his image is on all that CCTV and zapped all the phone masts to make it look like his phone was working in those areas. Same goes for his Jeep - that was driven by the same bogeyman. That's what happened. 🤔🤨 ...and while he's about it, he isn't in the interview room either. That's an AI construct and the police officer is being mind-manipulated by the same bogeyman from Mars. We're all being fooled folks. This is a poor innocent murderer who never murdered anyone, and is being fitted up royally for the entertainment of You Tube viewers.

[@mikecurry6847]

This guy trusted his own intelligence so much that he didn't think at any point that he should get a lawyer or shut the hell up lmao

[@bola5671]

The cop was probably just thinking "easy slam dunk". Even the innocent should be screaming "I need a lawyer!"

[@HeavyK_MXB]

He mistook his ignorance for intelligence. The fact that he didn't even think to act sad when the cops first came and gave him the news, or during the interview, and even laughed when the detective mentioned him losing his mom and when he talked about his dad dying. Him not showing any sadness about the death of his mother instantly tells you that he has the capability to do something like this

[@mikecurry6847]

@@bola5671 especially after he was mirandized. If you're there on your own volition, they don't need to do that. The second they read him his rights he should have understood that they were going to arrest him before he left the building. At that point, he was being detained and he didn't even know it

[@femf8tal]

Any procedural tv junkies would have been gone before Miranda or lawyered up afterwards. Dude thinks this is happy hour when he should be sipping on a glass of sthu.

[@brickhead164]

Thats exactly what i was thinking lol

[@bangbangscrewtube4715]

It’s refreshing to see something I haven’t seen a million times before everywhere else so Ty

[@bluecoffee8414]

It's refreshing that the audio quality isn't too crap either

[@RiriLadi57]

Facts

[@trueblue7779]

Yessss!!! ❤

[@bayly1977]

So true

[@judy-9999]

What is the dog name Athena like the mom? I think I heard him say “she changed the dogs name”??

[@pocketfudgy]

Driving from Indiana to California to buy $120 of weed. Nevermind stopping off in Colorado where it’s also legal. Yeah, that checks out.

[@trollaf627]

""You moms dead" him: awesome! Thanks! Have a wonderful daaaay! 😂😂😂

[@r.c.l2569]

Ikr, that was so weird.

[@Slidyslide]

No seriously I try so hard to not judge people’s reactions to finding out horrible news but this was….

[@cindygoddard1671]

🤣 🤣 🤣

[@metamorphicme9378]

WILD!!!!!😮😮😮😮

[@tatsnneeps341]

I can't wait to hear the day 😂

[@stephaniegonsalves2263]

Imagine learning your recently deceased mother, had been murdered in a violent attack, and your first reaction is to inquire if it had happened on Thursday or Wednesday....... He was completely nonplussed, the inflection his voice never changed.... Cold as ice.

[@lolunicornsaj8907]

What a dunce. Everything about him shouts mommy issues

[@JaysonCarmona]

Crime and punishment

[@gaterunner64]

Never asked about who was taking care of his dog when he got the death notification in Indiana or when he met the detective in California. He didn't ask because there wasn't a reason to anymore.

[@MarieAntoinetteandherlittlesis]

But they shared “emotional bonds”!! 😂

[@Kitty-monarch]

Totally! I believe my mom would live forever, when my grandfather passed I was out of commission for weeks, and he was like have an awesome day wtf

[@oxfordpictionary]

This is a great video. You show the footage without interrupting it all the time and you explain everything concisely without cheesy added drama or repeating things over and over. Will definitely be watching more from your channel. What a disturbing case and bizarre human being with no empathy whatsoever.

[@Sindollx666x]

Agreed, I subscribed.❤

[@leocriapunk]

Fr

[@jochemloeve7604]

feel like this comment is directed at a specific channel with similar content

[@_Majunior]

​@@jochemloeve7604 one perhaps featuring a narrator whom shares a name with a black bird

[@Intellectualwarrior11]

That was one of the best interrogations I have ever seen! Great job! Thank you but I say that with a heavy heart. RIP MOM!

[@MrTigerlore]

The kid completely ignores the death of his mother. He shows no interest in what happened to his dog. His mom loved him and provided for him. His dog loved him and trusted him. And he killed them.

[@GiganFTW]

So what? When you have hate in your heart it doesn’t matter whats in others.

[@inatorquoisemood93]

​@@GiganFTW So What is your point ?

[@Kawka1122]

​@@inatorquoisemood93the point is that a spicy burrito burns two times.

[@inatorquoisemood93]

@@Kawka1122 👏👏👏 - okay genius whatever you say

[@Kawka1122]

@@inatorquoisemood93 🦙🦙🦙🦙🦙🦙🧲🧲🧲🧲🌲🌲🌲

[@brittles548]

Him "Was she dead on the day i arrived or...?" Detective "She was dead when you killed her"🤣

[@shantini2911]

Savage 😂

[@rawganic5183]

@@soul_relaypills maybe

[@MagesseT1]

Savage!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fitme4965]

Lol

[@ThapeloMKT]

"are these clothes that you wore when you killed her?" "Yes" 💀

[@AsinineTelevision]

"a 3, 5, and 10 year plan" .... LOL ... I got a LIFETIME plan for ya!!!

[@StephanieJac3329]

😂😂😂 These comments are great

[@karls432]

If only the detective could have said something along theses lines lol.

[@kaysie11dh]

Exactly what I was thinking when he said that!!

[@Schneewittchen1310]

This line gave me mayor Alpha Bro vibes. 😅

[@Aluminata]

10 year goal. To spend the next 4 or 5 decades in gaol.

[@shinukotononai2908]

How hard is to stfu and ask for a lawyer?

[@Notarrusianbot]

Because he believes he's smarter than the police.

[@OhNotThat]

Extremely hard. That is one thing I keep learning. People have an overwhelming urge to try and outwit the police and "explain away" things in an environment they aren't aware of all the info the police know.

[@thomasneal7126]

I know, right.

[@gsmith1]

"Since 2010, I never relied on her financially." Yeah, just her boyfriend's 15k a year, and then a 90k and 200k+ payment, but no, you were never financially dependent..... this kid....

[@whitway12]

Don’t forget all of the money from the government! A truly entitled individual who was handed everything in life and thinks he’s done it all on his own because he went to school, then repays all of his good fortune by viciously taking his mothers life, how disgusting can you get..

[@lilylittlemonster5]

@@whitway12 Yes. He thinks that because he worked the system it is the same as working hard at a job for the money. Zero morals.

[@krow2228]

I was looking at comments while listening to the video. I read your comment and then he said it seconds after. gave me chills.

[@carollynnberwindscheffler398]

Sounds like my daughter kept trying to give me a heart attack. After I gave so much. They stole everything from me

[@BrimstoneMoth]

@@carollynnberwindscheffler398 thats why you never put anyone you feel fishy about ever in your will, NOR get any life insurance that might benefit anyone but YOU.

[@-Reagan]

When the officer notified Athena’s son, the first thing out of his mouth was ‘I’m here to talk to you about your mother’ and the son didn’t even react or respond to that. Immediately sent a huge red flag 🚩 He was just acting like it’s normal for police to come to his door unexpectedly to tell him people are dead. The cop thought so, too - he drops that info like a bomb. Didn’t invite the guy to sit down first or anything. Then, when the officer left, the son said ‘Thanks! Have a wonderful day!’ 😊 like hell no. You can tell the cop was getting the creeps and he wanted to get out of there.

[@lolocaust4967]

And that's exactly why they use evidence rather than feelings. What might be normal for one person might not be so for another. Plus you don't know if he has an undiagnosed mental illness.

[@bluecoffee8414]

Also, he never asked about the dog.

[@russianaloha4576]

🚩🚩 I totally got the same feeling. Poor lady 🥺😥 And poor pup 🥺😥

[@JoshK-g2c]

'Mind if I come in'? "Sure, but my girlfriend lives here too",,,,,,completely nerdy, unnecessary comment 😂.

[@trinabeasley8402]

I noticed that

[@LesterBrunt]

You come in for an investigation about your mother's murder and first thing you do is go on a 20 minute tirade about your college history.

[@Alfakkin]

So out of touch with reality, this young man is so screwed I'm astonished.

[@YourWifesBoyfriend]

The cop asked. Do people even watch the video before commenting?

[@pmccoy8924]

So smart he doesn't realize he needs to stfu and ask for a lawyer.

[@Kickassng]

Yep. Completely disassociated from moms death and murder

[@Kickassng]

There is nothing hard to talk about

[@CaliTeacher1]

Calling the detective Casey just blew me away. How could this guy not realize that he was going to be tracked the whole way? Did he just think they wouldn’t look into him? What an absolute psychopath. He obviously harmed the dog as well which is so heartbreaking.

[@ritaagopian4150]

This guy is talking about his past in such detail, like he’s used to people caring about his story. Meanwhile, he has no questions or concerns about what happened to his mom and no emotion about her passing.

[@foryoutube7504]

He clearly needed a therapist. All this could have been avoided if he had just had someone to talk to.

[@benjaminhawthorne1969]

Yes! I often watch "The Behavior Panel" and they will point this out when observing interrogations. The guilty party often knows nothing, remembers nothing about the time that the victim was harmed, just does NOT want to talk about it. However, regarding insignificant or unrelated matters, they are willing to speak in MINUTE detail for HOURS!

[@miaknig3130]

​@@benjaminhawthorne1969he brought up adoption law but he wasn't adopted according to what he said in the prior sentence.

[@justinklenk]

​@@foryoutube7504 So, SO true. 😢 And the smarter the troubled individual is, the better the therapist generally needs to be (I believe).

[@springfauna1465]

​@@foryoutube7504I think psychopaths fall under that Dark Triad though where the word "Maladaptive" is in the descriptions. Therefore therapy might be a waste of time.

[@Fabian-ew7ly]

You’ll never get a compulsive liar to admit anything

[@michellesmith702]

So true and very stressful.

[@Chris-fn4df]

Not true. You just witnessed it. You get them to admit to the small lies pretty easy as they focus intently the main lie. Watching the cops make them admit to most of their lies as interviews goes on is probably the most commonly shared trait of all these psychopaths.

[@frieda.M.Clayton]

Exactly. Like my step granddaughter

[@jonathannixon8652]

Until a liar sees how sinful his/her lies are to a Holy God. In God's eyes We All are sinful and that's a fact, when I was taken through the Ten Commandments I saw for the first time how exceedingly sinful it is to God by the Ten Commandments shows All of Us in Truth who We really are. So... I am proof that yes an Evil liar like me has CHANGED through the Love and Grace of My Lord and Savior Christ/Ha'maschiach, Jesus/Yeshua. † Never should be erased from your statement. God bless you and your entire family in Christ, Jesus. Amen & Shalom. †

[@jonathannixon8652]

​@@frieda.M.Clayton You must really lack faith, people Can and Do change if they are serious. † I will tell you God Change my ways. †

[@FlashmanVC]

There’s something nice about seeing how close her community was, all of the neighbors seemed to look out for each other.

[@Kinnr_]

Yeah, I noticed that too. Also how neat and nice the back patios were. That one lady gardened a bunch, the other had a great setup for her dog during the day.

[@ENFPerspectives]

Agreed. Good neighbors are important.

[@charlemagne111027]

Absolutely. It's so important to have neighbors that'll look out for you and not just stonewall investigators with a "I dunno nothin."

[@donnymcjonny6531]

"Was she dead on the day I arrived?" "She was dead when you killed her." Detective is cold-blooded

[@jwmwo]

"Yes... I MEAN NO"

[@indiabilly]

The constant lying in the face of a mountain of evidence gives me second hand embarrassment

[@em84c]

He even knows about phone evidence because he bought a burner phone! But he's talking like it doesn't mean anything and we should take his word.

[@tinas1653]

I watched, like 10 minutes, read the comments to see if he did it .. went back to the interrogation... Wow... I had to come back to the comments!! He sure can lie!

[@lololounge8281]

His story is giving me second hand embarrassment. He drove all the way to California, passing Colorado, to get the tiniest amount of weed. In the couple months, he couldn't think up anything else?

[@indiabilly]

@@lololounge8281 I think he just didn’t think he would get caught, he was so arrogant that his plan was perfect and he couldn’t fail so coming up with an explanation wasn’t a priority

[@lololounge8281]

@@indiabilly Probably.

[@phoebs01]

Immediately knew he was guilty when the cop came to his house to say his mum was dead. What an absolutely bizarre response

[@KBB-nf1dr]

Everyone reacts differently in different situations. Some people laugh at funerals.

[@danwroy]

Yeah it's only a tell looking back. Look at how the neighbors reacted to cops saying she died.

[@deidrestadler8823]

I knew he was guilty. He wasn't shocked or upset about his mother dying. "HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY" unbelievable!

[@nancyharris4913]

@@deidrestadler8823 Yup. I can understand many types of responses to shocking news, but the 'have a wonderful day' was just over the top. He was trying to please the officer.

[@sylviekins]

Well the news was given in the worst way possible. So blunt! But that makes the son’s response even more strange.

[@houserhouse]

Crimetastic's subtitles are literally god-tier. Every crime channel needs to plagiarize your format verbatim. It's so perfect, it's hard to convey how much we crime watchers appreciate it

[@jimdevlin4949]

Second.

[@ChristopherCraven]

I agree, but I do have to tease "pick a fence" instead of picket fence xD

[@houserhouse]

@@ChristopherCraven throw away the whole video

[@michaelhaydenbell]

Your comprehension of what the word "literally" means is pretty peasant-tier.

[@houserhouse]

@@michaelhaydenbell you're literally a loser

[@sarahwall3528]

He doesn’t seem to wonder where his once loved pet is and wasn’t phased when he saw the dog wandering down the road with a “stranger” let alone being at all sad about his mother’s murder. Doesn’t he even realise how suspicious his behaviour is !

[@isaaccoote2874]

For someone who understands so much this kid really doesn't understand a thing.

[@MichelleMC6067]

He understands our system he took advantage of.... 😢

[@terrimoore7431]

😂

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

@@MichelleMC6067 That sounded so mercenary, it made me sick, like - what are you giving back to the system? He's sociopathic.

[@transportbykdp]

My dear old dad would of called him " an educated idiot" 🤔

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

@@transportbykdp Great Phrase!

[@StephanieGSM]

As a law enforcement transcriptionist for two large counties in California, I listen to investigators every day and I would never, ever be able to match their level of patience when dealing with the biggest sh*tbags imaginable. I have the utmost respect!!

[@machineunit]

At least you admit you're too prejudiced for the position. Many detectives don't, and they end up ruining innocent lives over it, sadly.

[@lisacanavan5665]

@@machineunit exactly❤️🇮🇪❤️

[@treespirit3796]

Is this the level of patience it takes to be a detective? I have a lot of respect by the calm he maintains during the interview

[@Mamabear76]

For real. I don’t have that level of patience for my coffee maker😂😂

[@etzel8073]

So true ,his poor face if it was me. Little Athena😢

[@tekkhero9767]

Actually i think this interrogation did not require much patience because the detective was making progress the whole time and knew it and was celebrating that in his mind all throughout

[@louisefleming3117]

He could be so calm bcuz he knew he had his man.

[@MartwanComePan]

He's a really bad detective tho...

[@KristinaKiki713]

Thank you for including the description of the codes used by the officers. Also including context such as locations and names of people. That’s a cool touch to subtitles.

[@aznnissanskyline]

"I'm not in denial." Spends the next hour being in denial.

[@Kingike415]

d-e-n-i-a-l Don’t even no I am lying

[@Smooshes786]

“Have a wonderful day” to the officer that got sent to tell someone their Mom died. Sigh.

[@wesleyorange8133]

nissan skyline wat

[@santiago-kq9nd]

When the narcissist finally meets their match. This detective deserves a damn award, at least 2 weeks vacation.

[@_sophiemiller]

2 years with pay, this man is the definition of justice

[@majorowe]

no way, we need him on the next case

[@_sophiemiller]

@@majorowe frfr, give the man a promotion

[@corlaez]

was the interrogator the same as the detective? i felt they spilled the beans way too fast, even cut the guy when he was about to say something. Maybe they were convinced they had enough evidence but idk i would have let the guy wound himself up in his lies before revealing my cards

[@capp12249]

​@@corlaez He already did, he said he never left Indiana, that the dog only follows people he knows, that he only has one phone. All of those are proven lies.

[@raphaellavictoria01]

The dog is dead. One thing that's clear from this interrogation is when the monster enumerates things that "didn't" happen, these are precisely the things that did happen. Didn't need the money: needed the money. Didn't cuss at mom, turns out neighbors heard him. Etc. At one point he says, i didn't hurt the dog. It means, he hurt the dog. And given that he phrases his denials about killing his mom as "i didn't hurt my mom", hurt means killed.

[@Leezl41]

Uuuuugh. You're right. Just awful.

[@aftersexhighfives]

Applying this to Trump is moderatly hilarious to think about....I hate that you're probably right.

[@peterrooney3780]

And if you asked him about it he would've probably given you a weird little laugh

[@vhg8638]

Aye! He's the only victim here.... The literal definition of Deny! Deny! Deny!

[@frankboff1260]

Yep I read psychopaths too. Some hard earned experience unfortunately.