When A Killer Doesn't Realize He's Being Filmed

In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of William Riley Gaul.
Note for KZbin's review team, here is the context of the video: this is an educational documentary and authoritative news piece based on actual police documents and case files. Our team of psychology professionals analyze the interrogation footage from an educational perspective with a focus on psychology, red flags, and prevention. Our goal is to educate the public, inform our audience, and raise awareness.
Analysis team qualifications:
- Licensed Clinical Psychologist
- Licensed Professional Counselor
- Former Licensed Professional Counselor
- Licensed Attorney

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you all for the support, we couldn't do this without you! We have so many exciting things in the pipeline coming up soon, and I can't wait to share them with you! Stay tuned and let us know what cases you would like to see us cover in the future!

[@J4M13M1LL3R]

Thank you for the content ❤

[@BadaBing.UCF30]

Murder of Frank Cali by Anthony Comello, 2019.

[@luvmibratt]

Gabriel Fernandez please 🙏

[@desensitizedanalyser5624]

She shouldn't of left him in the first place.

[@luvmibratt]

@@desensitizedanalyser5624 Are you okay? Did you actually watch the video?

[@theconsensualgamer]

Pro tip: literally just don't kill people.

[@asscheeks3212]

For these types, they have to do mental gymnastics NOT to kill people compared to normal people that knows it's wrong immediately. They are just born evil, as normal people can't pull this off without guilt.

[@blondegiraffe2023]

But before that he was cheating and stalking and abusing so I'm kinda glad he's been taken off the streets. Awful that he took a young girls life away though.

[@CassandraY]

Makes me shudder thinking about how many more people are just like him and just one step away from a remorseless murder.

[@ShinigamiNoZycon]

Pro tip: just don’t get caught

[@roachdoggjr9256]

You’ve killed before

[@mymalinoisadventures2252]

Respect to those teens for doing the right thing and helping law enforcement. Such a heartbreaking case this promising young woman had to lose life.

[@brunopelletier5701]

@Markeisha Jones he means his friends (ex i should say)

[@catchannel1484]

@Markeisha Jones Bro, he's talking about the killer's friends who exposed him

[@mothermakeup7481]

@@flyingmonke Are you serious?

[@rondolavino7778]

And you are disgusting for thinking that, you’re as dirty and low as the killer.

[@thefatvegan5008]

@@mothermakeup7481 he’s just an incel, a nobody haha. He can’t get fucked by a woman so he blames them instead of himself. Just ignore him

[@misty_sunbeams7246]

suspect: *breathes wrong* Narrator: "this will be seen as a red flag by the detectives"

[@loudnoises5372]

"You will see the suspect move his left wrist 12 degrees towards the north pole. The detectives will be certain to notice this behavior. Suggesting that he committed the crime in that general direction. Highly SuSpICIOuS. Innocent people will only gravitate the left of their body towards the South Pole in acute angles if they are telling the truth!" Got em.

[@ghostyboy9469]

@@loudnoises5372bingo 😂

[@crysaura]

Lmfaoooooo

[@ciscovlahakis]

yeah they had a bit of hindsight bias

[@SilverFalcon.]

Suspect shifts to the right and a silent squeaker pushes out. Detective: that's it, your arrested. You're Def the killer.

[@chrisrussell8245]

That kid is one of the worst liars ive seen. They could have probably arrested him right there for that ridiculous kidnapping story.

[@mianekic309]

Agreed! He talked sooo much about the “stray bullet” theory I absolutely agree. It was almost as if he was trying to make himself believe that it didn’t happen. His story was also terrible, driving back from college to “log out” of a laptop. You can usually log in on different devices. Also why would he wait to get back to school? You know.

[@dolphdangles1322]

the corinthians quote made me sick to my stomach. that is pure evil to quote scripture to a girl you just murdered.

[@adabsurdum3314]

Easier to risk the teens lives for ironclad evidence

[@adabsurdum3314]

​@@dolphdangles1322you're right, scripture is evil

[@KK-----]

@@mianekic309 he's literally so stupid

[@UnaNerea]

Respect to Noah and Alex for having the moral clarity to turn him in at such a young age.

[@TruckMan-di9ng]

Completely agree, it’s easy to have friendship cloud your judgment at such a young age. Those boys did the right thing, and went out of their way to do it

[@panikk2]

@@guitarsolos89 what are you talking about? it's because they knew before they even got him to the apartment that he likely had the gun and committed the crime. the entire thing was predecated on them telling the police how sure they were that it was Riley. there's zero evidence that Noah and Alex did anything wrong. they immediately put themselves in danger the day after Emma's death in order to get the murderer in custody as soon as possible.

[@leadfaun]

@@guitarsolos89 you’re completey wrong.

[@mirnasilla7423]

​@@guitarsolos89 Looks like you didn't understand what you watched. During the whole conversation, Riley was making up excuses to his friends about why he needed to dispose of the gun. He said that the police might think it's him who killed her just because he has the gun. He won't make those excuses if they already knew he did it. He was even pretending that he didn't know how she died as he was saying that it was impossible she wouldn't run for help if she was shot watch 24:30. But I do agree not all of the friends are innocent, the third person who was with him when he came surely know what's up. Weirdly enough even though the narrator says the third guy is sus nothing came of it. Another thing to note was the text message with the two who ratted him out about how Riley was angry that they told the police he had a gun. The two replied that if he was innocent he won't be afraid which triggered their meeting later that night.

[@sven8833]

@@guitarsolos89 you completely misunderstood the video but okay. If they had acted shocked it would have spooked him and then the wouldn’t have revealed as much, which is what they wanted ; for him to incriminate himself

[@freshlyhooked]

Never in a million years did I think I’d be watching a video on this channel about a girl I knew. Jill Walker, Emma’s mom, was one of my elementary school teachers growing up, and her daughter and I were the same age. They lived just down the street from us. I remember Emma being so incredibly sweet to everyone she spent time with, even if we had only met briefly a few times. When the news came out about her death everyone was devastated. She was such a light to the entire community. Those boys are heroes. Emma, I still remember you sweet girl ❤️❤️❤️

[@rationallyruby]

Just because you weren’t best friends doesn’t mean an incident like this doesn’t effect you! I’m so sorry… Just knowing something like this can happen in your town to people you see on a regular basis is enough to mess you up. I hope you’re taking care of yourself!

[@413.]

@@rationallyruby lol

[@ItsNessaTho]

​@@413. ?

[@taegutzzz]

@@413. this one officer

[@schmoferino]

​@@413. Motherless acts

[@brownbone_december]

I watched another story where this boy killed his mother, and instead of his friends turning him in they helped him cover it up. Much respect to these teens in this story who did the total opposite and helped law enforcement. Goes to show no matter how young someone is, they know right from wrong.

[@moxxyi]

i think I know exactly what you're talking about, if it's the one with the boy and the fire pit. i agree completely. so glad his friends were nothing like those two boys.

[@AngelaVEdwards]

Yeah I saw that one too.

[@H.EL-Othemany]

Yep they helped him stage a house burglary​@@moxxyi

[@abbymurdock1685]

Same I think it’s on this channel too!

[@ZeonGenesis]

Helping law enforcement catch a killer, even if it happens to be your best buddy, should be a no-brainer.

[@mikeydeangelis6049]

Just the thought of someone killing others and then having normal human thoughts such as “I’m hungry” or “I’m tired” makes me truly sick

[@lslaaz]

For real. Like how can you be hungry after ending someone's life?

[@michaelkendall1263]

That always strikes me in these videos too. Even the smallest things like my boss making me mad make me lose my appetite

[@j.walker6845]

That's all they would ever think: I'm hungry, I'm tired, because they're more animal than human.

[@hillaryhayman1]

Psychopathy is a literal bruise on the brain.

[@sofia-dd8dp]

respect to the boys for helping law enforcement.

[@UnscrupulousAgitator]

And, unknowingly, might have saved their own lives. He might have tried to take them out too, for knowing too much

[@0Rosanna]

​@@UnscrupulousAgitator not just their own but others as well.

[@inocry940]

once someone has commited murder it becomes much easier to do it again, they weren't just doing it to be mature they were smart to stop this killer before it became worse.

[@user-du4gw]

Men ☕

[@francescopaolociminale5258]

very rare though...especially in usa.

[@Chasecka]

Constant eye contact is a sign of dishonesty. Looking away is a sign of dishonesty. Damn I really hope I’m not ever falsely accused of something. I’m going to be over analyzing everything and seem guilty lol.

[@66xXDeathIsNearXx66]

Individually those things mean nothing, to rly determine someone’s thoughts like that context matters huge

[@vixenrevitup]

I was, and still am, a pretty shy person. As a kid, I found making eye contact extremely difficult, so my mom drilled it into me that it’s impolite to not look people in the eye when conversing with them. She also said that I couldn’t get a job and function in the real world if I refused to use eye contact. So I practiced using eye contact because I feared the repercussions were going to be as drastic as my mom told me they would be. As a result, I never break eye contact in a conversation and notice immediately when the other person does. I have, indeed, found an excellent job and function just fine in the real world. However, my mom definitely made it much more drastic to a kid that couldn’t have been more than nine or ten years old at the time, but I don’t begrudge her too much. She was raised in a very strict family, violated many of the societal rules of her generation, then had me and my twin in her 30’s. While she never went to the extremes her parents went when raising her and her three sisters, she did want her own twin daughters to have good moral character. If, in those days, making and maintaining eye contact was a sign of respect, then her girls would do it. Edit (because I accidentally hit “send” before I finished): In hindsight, I don’t think my mom ever meant that getting a job and functioning in society was defined by one’s ability to maintain eye contact in a given conversation. I think she meant it as a gateway to adulthood. Maintaining eye contact does show engagement. It helps people who work in retail/customer service, some of the first jobs teens and adults get. You can’t perform well in entry level jobs if you can’t converse with your customers on eye level. If you can’t perform well in entry level jobs, then you’re certainly not going to perform well in higher positions. It makes me wonder what the science was about eye contact back in previous generations. As interrogation videos show, eye contact can be a red flag. Was it considered one by investigators back in the day? If so, why was there a higher emphasis on it by people like my mom, grandparents, and teachers? So much to think about! Since so many people have seen videos like EWU’s where they break down the interrogations down to the minutest details, I wonder how many people look at me and my unbreakable eye contact as a sign of deception…?

[@michaelcole7162]

@@vixenrevitup I couldn’t have said it better

[@esage1]

That’s why you get a lawyer immediately

[@ATHLETIC_FEMBOI]

Lawyer up immediately, cops like to say a lot of bullshit to get a confession even if it's false.

[@TalkLikeALiberal]

I admire Noah and Alex for acting with morals and integrity and turning Riley over instead of covering him up.

[@Traptt]

"After preparing a couple of hot pockets"😂 I don't know why that part makes me laugh so much

[@bojohannesen4352]

Maybe you have some sort of empathy deficit?

[@meganwoehl5277]

I feel so sorry for her. No one thinks they'll be murdered for ending a highschool relationship. May she rest in peace.

[@mom2babygkaterad946]

So true. Such a beautiful, vibrant young lady. She should still be here. RIP Sweet Emma💔🥀🕊️

[@ZarakiKempachi]

Some people are just sick. It's sad to say I've seen a lot of relationships in HS that were like this.

[@la6136]

I was already suspicious as soon as the narrator was talking about how "picture perfect" their relationship seemed I am honestly not shocked. I knew the dude must have a lot of issues behind the scenes.

[@kyraaudrey8703]

Me

[@johndavis9321]

​@@paulsmith4118definitely possible not saying she deserved what happened but too often abusive relationships are painted as one sided where one partner is doin all the abusing but often their is a abuse/toxic behavior from both parties

[@AS-fu1kd]

I can't imagine how sickening the feeling would be finding out your close friend murdered someone you know

[@brimccann2121]

Imagine how uneasy they must of been around him after that. It’s sickening and so sad

[@thedemonyouknow]

My ex shot someone in the head and talked the police into thinking it was a suicide. When i tell you shocking is an understatement. Especially since he never let his guns leave his house except for when someone died the 1 time it did leave his house. Sooooo yeah

[@kukukaka968]

i know most people today are naive and have no clue what happens in this world Family usually murders their own majority of the time victims know their killers!!! PROBLEM IS SOCIETY IT GIVES RIGHTS TO KILLERS NOT VICTIMS. PUNISH KILLERS WITH THEIR LIVES less will kill if they know they will die as well

[@SgtJohnRemairez]

@@kukukaka968 That right there is so true...it seems the Justice system barely punishes people for Huge crimes, while people who commit smaller crimes such as drug related, will get almost as many years or even more than someone who murdered someone else. SO sad our government is failing us and people are too comfortable with their lives to do anything to bring change. I think we all know how big the problem is but no one is really speaking up or we're all so divided with the bs Race issue that still seems to persist today, ontop of wokeness and the trans uprising

[@anonuser1279]

Recently found out an old HS friend was arrested for attempting to shoot his landlord. Weird that he did that because wtf but tbh I'm not surprised lmao.

[@user-fu3fd3bf1x]

The two kids that stood up for Emma deserve a medal! Thank you Guys for your bravery. Thank you for loving your friend; she knows that you have made an amazing impact on others. Study hard become cops and save others and talk to schools s and inform teachers, preachers and Cheerleaders. Bless your hearts. Good luck name a daughter Emma.

[@setpimus]

Imagine all that Emma could have been, could have done to help other people... Riley didn't just take away a young girl's life, he made the world a worse place to live for everyone.

[@shouldhavekeptmymouthshut3741]

Yes. Kind of like the butterfly effect. She was going to be a neonatal nurse. She could have helped to save lives. Makes you wonder if babies lost their lives. this guy technically killed her and the babies she could have helped to save. Every choice you make in life has a consequence. Good or bad, to you or a stranger. So sad

[@infinitywardyeah1189]

Damn haven't read anything this stupid in a while.

[@frank327]

So true

[@bojohannesen4352]

Bad boy kills Becky. Classic.

[@informitas0117]

Ugh, her mom's panicked call to 911 was rough to hear. Poor lady having to find her child like that, that must be one of the worst human experiences there is. I hope she finds happiness and healing.

[@joshlampe3458]

I almost couldn't make it through it, so painful to hear her.

[@cbcluckyii4042]

There's no healing from that I suspect since I'm not a mother. But I do have a wonderful loving mother and to think of having a child at any age being murdered their heart is shattered and part of them died with that child. Even when a child dies of natural causes, most mothers will never be the same again.

[@yxngminge1157]

the guy crying in the background too

[@samthastoryxo546]

I bet getting kicked in the nuts is worse

[@nalii2740]

@@samthastoryxo546 If you've got a weak sack, maybe. Do you even lift, bro?

[@jjvmxs]

massive respect to those guys. this is not something any teen should have to experience; hearing how nervous they were broke my heart, but they were absolutely brave. right on them for turning riley in, that was an incredibly difficult thing to do

[@justinturner8219]

Fock that.... human beings throughout history dealt with much worse as teens or younger..... Your mentality supports fragility.... fock that my good sir.

[@user-qm2li8zx2d]

This would've been handled a completely different way in Detroit. Good or bad depends on how you see things.

[@ryonmurphy3797]

they snitched on their homeboy

[@cchh-fk2vd]

@@ryonmurphy3797he murdered his gf?

[@jjvmxs]

@@ryonmurphy3797 for murder? i would hope so

[@Itzbo01]

I know this is an older video but I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to put all of these together and sharing them with us! I absolutely love watching them!

[@Whitneymunox]

36:03 This is the most accurate description of why people don’t leave abusive relationships. Abusers AREN’T abusive all the time and they most certainly weren’t when we fell in love with them.😪 We love them so much we want to see the best in them and believe they will change.

[@Cuckoo_Lane]

And they DO change… for a little while

[@Lola.Marie_]

Yes so true. My same exact sentence when explaining why I stayed so long. And then the judgement of “I couldn’t do that” when on the other end those same ppl put up with cheating disrespect and more. None is better than the other, it’s all abuse just in diff forms. But babyyy when you finally get free, it’s a beautiful feeling. And even more when you get free mentally because because for some reason you tend to miss them even knowing how awful they were 😫

[@Beatmyguest001]

I like the stories where friends uncover the truth. Putting morals and their own friendship to the victim above loyalty to the criminal. I’m so glad these teen boys cared enough to instantly go to the police for Emma and to protect anyone else that Riley might have hurt.

[@IloveRio-fp1vg]

Preach that!

[@patrickviny661]

Actually it's ethiac since moral its connected with law

[@IloveRio-fp1vg]

@@patrickviny661 Ethiac?

[@jtmiller15]

probably wasn't real difficult for them, being that hes ASPD probably did some shit to make them spooked of him in the first place

[@zama422]

@@IloveRio-fp1vg homie was trying to sound smart and goofed it all up

[@KyleBoise]

Those kids are so lucky. As said, he reached a point of no return and nothing to lose. Sat in a car, holding a gun, next to two people who betrayed him. It's remarkable they are both fine.

[@chrisrosch4731]

crazy of the police to step in at that moment. there must have been better opportunities where he wasnt having the gun anymore in his possession

[@KyleBoise]

@@chrisrosch4731 Yeah, they could have just waited until he got out of the car to go ditch it.

[@nicholi2789]

I think they picked the exact right time. If they let him get out of the car with it they risk losing their only evidence. Inside the car he isn’t likely to resist and he also had already mentioned the gun, bullets and magazine being separated.

[@Dclawspker]

This wasn't a trained criminal or thug gangster, just a random dude with a gun. His life has never been on the line and he's had to fight his way out. His fight or flight instincts where not trained by real life scenarios or intense training. In every opportunity at every corner, he was going to freeze up no matter what

[@nicholi2789]

@@Dclawspkerexactly. I think it’s nuts to say his friends were at risk at any point.

[@rachelnicole3124]

I was in a relationship like this for 10 years.. started in high school just like this. I’m 27 now and when I see things like this… it just makes me so grateful I came out alive.

[@bojohannesen4352]

You could just have left.

[@alyssad5475]

i’m so happy you got out of it. don’t listen to people saying “you could have just left,” i know how hard it is to leave a relationship like that. hope you’re doing well ❤️

[@bojohannesen4352]

@@alyssad5475 Here's how easy it is: 1: Leave. 2: Don't return.

[@mikejohnson734]

​@@bojohannesen4352not that easy especially if that's the first person you loved in an adult relationship

[@thrrreat]

​@bojohannesen4352 if you truly loved someone from when you met them youll always want to wait for them to change or treat you better, even if you thought of leaving as an abusive person theyll likely threaten you if you ever tried to and just because its easy for some people doesnt mean it would be that simple, especially for women

[@HeppyValentine]

I think it’s worth mentioning re: abusive relationships, they’re often only abusive 5-10 percent of the time. That leaves 90-95 percent being blissful, thus making it easy to believe getting the shit beat out of you once in awhile from the most loving partner more acceptable. The ratio of this is too often not pointed out and it makes it harder for people to understand as to why victims stay

[@Yumicpcake]

No one mentions the death count of women who do leave. An example you should be well aware of is Nicole Brown Simpson.

[@mariancounsellor]

No, I don’t think the majority of people think or accept that getting verbally or physically abused even 1% of the time is acceptable. There’s a lot more to it but regardless of how nice a person is for a percentage of time, it doesn’t make up for the abuse suffered. There’s a combination of low self-esteem/ not feeling you deserve better, manipulation by the perpetrator, attachment issues etc. if you know what a loving relationship is and have experienced it, even one incident of abusive behaviour or red flags stops you in your tracks. It doesn’t mean you leave straight away, but you start contemplating then planning to leave.

[@Virgomorty]

@@mariancounselloryou speak from a privileged perspective if you’ve never had the misfortune of being in an abusive relationship. Respectfully.

[@artandnature-arnelalvarez6219]

Her Mother's voice calling for help is heartbreaking. May she rest in peace and her friends who helped capture the killer are so brave. You're all heroes. Teens nowadays needs friends like you.

[@elibrooks1662]

Yeah that really disturbed me. Poor Woman.

[@MissMarvel_]

No mother should have to find their daughter dead. What an unbearable and traumatizing experience that must be.

[@vickipeace917]

Sounds like the daddy was in the background sobbing 😢

[@ophiolatreia93]

​@MissMarvel 'should' have to? Life has no rules. Life isn't fair mate. Unfortunately.

[@MissMarvel_]

@@ophiolatreia93 shut up bro lmao are you like 16

[@Jay_Davis]

What makes me *so mad* is how he wanted Emma for himself so bad that he literally ended her life so she could be with no one else, yet he claims to have cheated on her before. This is the stuff that infuriates me. You want to claim someone as your property, then show them no respect as your partner. Just narcissism and evil in his heart. edit: if you want to see some incels in action, just read these comments

[@finessedoctor]

Maybe

[@navonmyhand7999]

​@Finesse Doctor "maybe?" Really.. 😑 cheating on her would have been the far from the worst thing he did, it's not hard to believe.

[@shakerson]

There's a good chance he's the girlfriend now, and he's definitely property.

[@Dan55888]

She choose him as her boyfriend

[@aurorethebore]

@@Dan55888 so she deserved to die?

[@gabemoulton671]

soooo much respect to those teens helping investigators and opening up the truth on what really happened to this girl. probably will stick as one of if not the hardest thing they had to do in their life and they were only just out of high school

[@Richard-me2pq]

It makes me sad and angry that a precious life was ended. Emma was the fullest potential of love, caring, and hope for her neo natal infants.

[@mnschoen]

Nothing creepier than an anonymous man pondering the potential babies a dead minor might have had. She's dead and you're mourning her unfertilized eggs. Sicko.

[@bojohannesen4352]

Creepy

[@Easy_Going__]

These boys were incredibly brave to expose someone they looked at as a friend. They have my respect ❤

[@JayDeeDonuts]

Bro the video just released 2 minutes ago 💀💀 how you already watched

[@ohionative5237]

They have my respect as well. It had to be all the stranger for them because it was another friend in the group that was killed

[@xKevmachinex]

snitching isn't snitching when your put away a monster 16 year old woman murderor.

[@youreadingleberry7434]

@@xKevmachinex Snitching happens when both parties are guilty. The snitch will cooperate with LE so they can get their own punishment reduced. Stupid people online often accuse innocent people of snitching, when in reality most people who "tell" are only trying to do the right thing.

[@ccompson2]

thanks for ruining the video for me

[@xero8047]

if my partner died, i’d be hysterical trying to talk about their death or set up a timeline.. it just blows my mind that these killers don’t realize how unnerving their nonchalant behavior is

[@adamcaretta4715]

@@ATF_officialI mean someone you know vs your long term partner is very different

[@fraxizztv6433]

​@@ATF_official okay psycho

[@Souc._]

@@ATF_official that’s retard logic, some people don’t cry bc it’s part of the way they grieve. Has nothing to do with “it will happen eventually” she was 16.

[@xxcallmeniaxx3272]

@@ATF_official nigga what??? your mom gets shot and you just chillin.

[@islixxn]

its almost like your personal reaction isnt the same reaction everyone else on earth has?? 🤯

[@bubbleone6526]

Wow I dated a woman a couple years after my wife passed away and she acted just like this guy. Anger, stalking, crazy text messages and nasty phone calls. When her ex husband told me about their marriage and her alcoholic drinking I figured she had a screw loose. I knew had to get out, the last time I told her it was over for good I sold my house and moved. Smartest move I made in that relationship and I haven’t dated since, and that was 10 years ago. This video gave me chills and the hebe gebes.

[@nonenonenone1604]

at this point i just love the narrator's voice, keep on with the videos!! nice job!!

[@achristine80]

Those teens that carried out the operation are heroes. Very brave young men.

[@kimthesslund4801]

they are, cant upprehend the fear they had when the murderer had gun i the car and they had to play along even not knowing if he would shoot them too. :S respect!

[@drewhyland9574]

100% They was actually really good at what they did? They woulda had me fooled. Maybe the should consider a career in law enforcement...Hero's all the way 😚👌🏻🇬🇧

[@chaospenguin1]

@@Unordinaryliving He was a certified piece of shit, any real man would do the same.

[@kiddflo5]

​@vetlungschild you're a rat... they did what they had to do. You're only a rat if you were also involved in the crime. Them young boys weren't.

[@tsaki_titan]

Nah they're just fake friends.

[@claymac7895]

Pretty impressive thing these two boys did. Putting their own life on the line to catch a murderer. They should have been publicly recognized by the police.

[@brattCatt_]

These kids were just raised with really good hearts, awesome job parents and heroes, for real!

[@Sailor.Catracha]

It was brave of them bc he still had the guns with rounds and could've shot them too. But I also feel like the knew of his shenanigans but couldn't be okay with the fact that he actually went ahead and kill the girl. He crossed the line

[@candlelitpeppermintcarniva8509]

​@brattCatt_ Even though they were raised by good parents (who deserve recognition for that) the boys THEMSELVES deserve full recognition. And they deserve it more than their parents, because they made their OWN good decisions.

[@reference2592]

I’m absolutely shocked at the ineptitude of the police. Instead of intervening at numerous incriminating but safe times, they let the situation become extremely dangerous, and then idiotically put the innocent teens directly in the line of fire when they surrounded the car with the person they knew was armed. These cops should literally be charged with reckless endangerment. Absolutely stunningly inept police work.

[@vipersuphere]

a good heart finds the will to look for truth

[@diff3r3nt92]

The narrator and his voice literally carries this channel, love you bro!

[@Kakazi_Rozez]

Nah

[@diff3r3nt92]

@@Kakazi_Rozez delusional

[@Kakazi_Rozez]

@@diff3r3nt92 Nah

[@diff3r3nt92]

@@Kakazi_Rozez ignorant

[@StoneTheCr0w]

​@@Kakazi_Rozez you're jealous

[@reginamachamer821]

I was in a relationship for 5 years with a man who was later diagnosed with borderline personaliy disorder. We have 2 kids together. We havent seen or spoken to him in about 8 or 9 years now. I really dont know the difference between borderline personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.. but honestly I couldn't stop thinking about him while watching this video. This is absolutely something he would have done. No doubt in my mind. In fact, I feel 100% certain that, had I not gotten away from him, I would be dead by now. Probably the kids, too. Luckily for me he can't seem to keep himself out of prison. Thank god. Edit: just to be clear.. I am only talking about this one specific person. I do not think these disorders are the same, and I don't think that everyone who has them are the same. Sorry for not explaining that better the first time, don't want to offend anyone.

[@bf2death]

as somebody who has both, they are two entirely different and very complex disorders. they share a lot of symptoms though, but that’s standard for a lot of disorders within the cluster b group.

[@mbrammy7]

I'm sorry your ex was abusive, you didn't deserve that and I'm glad you're safe but they're pretty different tbh and it's not nice to demonise people with cluster B disorders and/or lump us all together. I have BPD and I do not have violent tendencies at all, just self harming and self-destructive one, I could never hurt another person though. The hallmark of BPD is extremely intense emotions while the hallmarks of ASP is a lack of empathy. Both disorders manifest in a difficulty maintaining interpersonal relationships but bcos of different reasons

[@blk7747]

How he went to jail?

[@reginamachamer821]

@@mbrammy7 I'm sorry I wasn't trying to offend anyone. Like I said I don't know enough about it. I was just talking about this one specific person, not either of those disorders in general.

[@reginamachamer821]

@@blk7747 there have been different stints. The longest one, to my knowledge, was for drug trafficking. Others include a few separate violent crimes, theft, burglary, and drug possession.

[@nagilum]

I feel sorry for Emma’s parents who couldn’t protect their daughter, even though they tried. Very sad.

[@chetyoubetya8565]

I am not too sure why her parents never contacted his parents and showed them some of the wonderful texts their precious son was sending or had her file a restraining order.

[@ericg4915]

​@chetyoubetya8565 they probably did. But irregardless it wouldn't have changed anything

[@user-vg6pj2my2n]

​@@chetyoubetya8565As far as I know restraining orders never work with these kinds of personalities. They feel above the law. But yes, his parents coming down like a ton of bricks was in order. Maybe it did happen and we just don't know. Or perhaps he was very spoilt and excuses made for him? Armchair theorists can't assume to know anything.

[@bullshitstomper9417]

Go to house no good in America Go double brick always

[@californiagirl1579]

💔😢😔

[@growingpains8692]

extremely dangerous for the detectives to tell Riley that his friends knew he had the gun. They put his friends at risk

[@EmeraldView]

Friends?

[@EmeraldView]

@The Crab I'd be a quarter tempted at best. Maybe more like 1/5th.

[@juliadwiggins-jo3fo]

Really unprofessional

[@NikosPer]

risky move but it worked.

[@Anthony-fo8no]

Ya no shit shouldn't this be a bigger deal? Could've went south real quick and with minors oh boy.

[@KaileySquid]

Thank you for spreading awareness for emotional abuse.

[@user-so7wp3ki6v]

Very interesring content, perfectly cut together. Thanks for your work to show us that all. And what an incredible deep and warming voice, if you aloud to ask, who is talking?

[@33amaddo]

One thing I've realised after watching so many of these is that basically almost everything we do in an interrogation room is seen as suspicious and red flags one way or another lol. There are genuinely nervous people who would show so many of these red flags just because they are nervous or get anxious or afraid etc. Basically no matter what you do you are going to look suspicious. Eye contact, body fidgeting, staying still, picking fingers, touching nose, the list is endless 😅

[@familyof1052]

Yep, that’s why if you are ever in an interrogation room and 100% innocent, you still ask for a lawyer.

[@sabcayen9814]

Exactly what I’ve always thought watching these videos. If you are being interrogated in connection to a murder investigation I think you’d be extremely nervous regardless of if your guilty or not.

[@ohainickify]

What you have to take into account is that there’s an *environmental baseline* for everyone. A person who’s naturally nervous/anxious whatever, will be that way throughout the interaction because it’s their baseline. What you want to focus on are “hotspots” which will be *deviations from the baseline behavior* - either an *increase* in behavior or a *decrease* in behavior. A person who’s naturally fidgety and anxious, in response to certain questions, may actually either *stop fidgeting,* or show *even more fidgeting and then go back to their normal baseline.* This is how you know when you’re on the right path of questions - you use an hourglass method: you start off very wide, cast a broad net, and ask simple non-intrusive questions, like their simple background info to just gain a feel how they act during routine talking, then you start narrowing down things, and when you hit hotspots, you know those are things, items, places, times, etc you need to focus on. You can widen back out and change the subject, then hit a hotspot area again later and circle back with another question that relates to the subject and see if you get another deviation in behavior to confirm it. The behaviors themselves aren’t indicative, it’s the *deviation from their normal baseline behavior* that makes it an indicator.

[@natsumi9331]

@@familyof1052 Isn`t it also look suspicious too? asking for a lawyer😮

[@spawnkeeper999]

​@@natsumi9331 It's one of your RIGHTS. They can't say in court " he asked for a lawyer B4 he talked to the investigators therefore he's GUILTY ". THEY CANT USE YOUR RIGHTS AGAINST YOU!

[@ghostlytavern129]

Mad respect to the friends, that takes so much courage. My heart goes out to the victims

[@michaeld4137]

no courage necessary. just common sense decency. no cookies, kudos, or brownie points for doing the right thing.

[@babyskinsproduction]

What they did was certainly respectful :)

[@Zzz2x]

@@michaeld4137t 100% does take courage. You clearly have never been through an issue with police involving victims or a serious crime. Within coming forward, they opened themselves up to being investigated, they opened themselves up to having to depositions, possibly go to trial to testify. All that 100% does take courage. It takes a lot of bravery to come forward against your friend and give info on them to police to get them arrested, based on your own words and actions. That can be very scary and intimidating, especially for a child/teen. So you’re completely wrong. Many people with common sense would want to go to police over serious issues, but due to fear they choose not to.

[@Soldado_18]

Snitches get stitches. Those friends are need some real life lessons

[@michaeld4137]

@@Zzz2x - Listen little baby clownshoes. When I was 17 I was convicted of three 40 year felonies. When I was 19 my girlfriend died in a drunk driving accident. When I was 20 everyone in my household went to jail while I stayed home alone. What occurred between 20-30 I could spend 50 hours explaining. I'm right, you're wrong. You know nothing. Nobody deserves special kudos for narking or entrapping their muderer friend. I don't care how old they are. Doing right doesn't mean you get a fkn trophy little baby.

[@Maxst33le]

Sat through the whole thing, good coverage on the matter 👍 justice for emma

[@Lhemerge]

I don't know why, but when the mom said "her tongue is hanging out her mouth" i felt shivers down my spine, I mean, imagine trying to wake up your daughter and she doesn't respond to anything you do and when you try to lift her head her jaw just drops her tongue hangs and her eyes are lifeless, truly terrifying.

[@bojohannesen4352]

😛😜🤪😂

[@contrarian8870]

"I don't have any enemies, but I was kidnapped 4 days ago by two guys in a van. They didn't ask for ransom, they just dumped me at my ex-gf's house." - -- I empathize, happens all the time...

[@ALT-vz3jn]

That was an insane and ridiculous story 😂

[@lynnb5726]

@@ALT-vz3jn the detectives reaction to the story was hilarious. You could tell by his tone he did not believe it at all!

[@virginiatimothy]

😂😂😂😂

[@SiAnon]

Has happened to me at least 3 times in the last week. To be honest i'm getting bored with being kidnapped.

[@tofuwiener]

right like... that would've been the first thing i'd voluntarily share if it were true

[@litehold1144]

As someone who was stalked by an abusive ex for over a decade, I just would like to say - that when one of these people is suicidal, beware, they are homicidal too.

[@PurPoll620]

Basically “if I’m going down I’m taking you down with me”

[@shill-tt3lw]

If i cant have you 😢 NO 🎉 one can 😮

[@Ready-ForTheEnd]

Yep. My ex kept sending letters and threatened to take his life if I didn't show up on a certain day. I didn't show obviously and what do you know? Another letter came. Narcs don't take their own lives usually

[@antonyduhamel1166]

Suicide is the last redoubt of a man/woman without hope. When you have no hope, you stop looking at the world through the lens of "what do I have to lose?" and start evaluating things through the lens of "what wrongs can I right in the time I have left?" For some people, the wrongs they wish to right are friends or family not receiving as much as they are owed. This is the cause for the common behaviour of suicidal people to give away prized possessions to close friends or family. It's actually a very important warning sign that someone has given up on life and is preparing/planning to end their own life. For others, especially those that have suffered injustice (or what they believe to be injustice) they will fixate not on ensuring the people they love are 'taken care of' prior to their demise, but instead on people who have wronged them getting what they deserve. When someone has committed to ending their own life, they are at their most dangerous. The only thing (apart from personal ethical codes) that keeps people from striking out against their enemies is fear of consequences. If you're already committed to ending your own life, there are no consequences left for you to fear. You're already going to do to yourself far worse than anyone else could even threaten to do. This is why a lot of suicides express feelings of 'freedom' right before they act. They feel truly free, from all consequence, probably for the first time in a long time. Woe betide crossing their path if you've wronged them (or they believe you've wronged them.)

[@RD-BRAUNSIN]

Ya if their life doesn't mean anything neither does anyone else's. That's why you get the mass murder followed by suicide

[@afonphoenix16]

"This is a real gun!!" was the code word they had arranged with the cops to verify they had SEEN the weapon, so the police could move in.

[@LRM12o8]

Oh, I didn't realize that police needed this confirmation to establish sufficient probable cause. I was wondering why they got in the car with the killer and the gun, thinking it was unnecessary to put themselves in danger there. That's very brave indeed! But also very risky by the police. What If he had snapped and exacted revenge on the boys when he realized they gave him away?

[@miraclenichols4332]

This is my backyard- this coverage of this case was incredible- I thought I knew what happened ~ learned so very much more!!!!

[@Blk9698]

When the mother described finding her daughter with her tongue out of her mouth was the saddest thing I can ever remember hearing. RIP to those still living and have to carry this grief forever.

[@es0teric76]

Yeah, that really hit me as well. Hope they are able to recover.

[@BeaYglecias]

And omg- the terror in her voice hit me hard. I can’t imagine what that would feel like… I have two very successful children (actually both adults now but they will always be my babies) and i will always remember how great their highschool years were- filled with ambition for their future like this beautiful soul whose ambition in life was taken away… I wish super powerful strength for her parents and family. ❤

[@cynda1178]

And her poor brother crying in the background... I don't know what it's like to be a mother, but I know what it's like to be a sister, and I can't imagine. He's also a teenage boy, so if he's sobbing, you know it's bad.

[@marcusthomas4248]

@@cynda1178shit sick how he get in the house?

[@brennanaskew7193]

You are on KZbin and hearing a story that you dont even know. God bless you that this is the worst thi g you have heard or seen

[@aeong_bread]

to be so young in such an abusive relationship, just for him to end up killing her the second she finally broke free, it's beyond tragic. such a bright person who genuinely wanted to help others, emma deserved so much better ):

[@bode6128]

Damn I spoiled the surprise

[@Optora.]

Omg what a spoiler

[@loisgriffin190]

@@bode6128 then don’t read comments before the video..

[@aeong_bread]

@@loisgriffin190 exactly, lois griffin. such a smart woman

[@flyingmonke]

It's not the guys fault. The girl made her own choice, the guy needs to be released, Justice for Riley. She pushed him to do it.

[@jdof4952]

My name is Emma, i was in a relationship similar to this. Abuse is horrifying and i have no doubt my perpetrator has ASPD. I watch a lot of these cases, i think to understand the signs and avoid them so it doesnt happen again, and this one hit too close to home

[@mattc6147]

It's so chilling watching how people like Riley can just sit there and talk about the person with no emotion. I am glad there are channels like this to explain but it makes it no less chilling to watch. This poor girl deserved so much better than this POS.

[@scarba]

We need to educate our teenagers on abusive relationships in schools so they can recognize it and get out early

[@kylahren4281]

I think parents need to educate their kids on this type of behavior not teachers.

[@scarba]

@@kylahren4281 unfortunately many parents are not educated on this themselves or are unwilling, neglectful or otherwise not dispose. However, making basic psychology part of the school curriculum and you have every child aware.

[@brattCatt_]

​@@scarbaagreed, schools are doing the barest minimum educating as it is, let alone nothing to prepare kids for the world leaving the responsibility to parents to teach them pretty much everything, and most parents are not intelligent at all. The school system needs to change.

[@scarba]

@@brattCatt_ there’s a a guy called Jon Atack in the UK who’s written some books about cults and narcissism etc and he goes into schools educating and warning kids how to look out for abuse etc. unfortunately it’s just him doing this alone but he’s trying.

[@brattCatt_]

@@scarba That's definitely a topic to learn about! I hope he's heard well because there are a lot of scary cults and you never know you're in one till it's too late.

[@emmarie2930]

Those friends are so brave. And true friends to Emma to risk their safety like that to help get her killer behind bars.

[@tobberino]

They probably already thought of him as odd since they knew he was prone to making things up and lying. A normal person doesn’t do that. I don’t think they had to think twice before turning him in.

[@Aria23331]

@@guitarsolos89 are you literally making conspiracy theories now? This is serious stuff bro

[@s0lastsummer7]

​@@guitarsolos89 they were INSTRUCTED to act as normally as possible that day, specifically so they wouldn't spook him into shutting up. They had to hide their feelings from him so he'd continue trusting them. Especially considering that once they knew he was still packing, and capable of MURDER, they were risking their lives if they reacted in a way that he felt was a threat to his secret.

[@Floridafanatic28]

@@guitarsolos89 Do you even comprehend what you just watched???? Their reactions were the result of instructions from the detectives so that they would have their best chance of getting a confession. Next time pay attention to what you are watching.

[@tokenghost4536]

@@guitarsolos89 What the fuck? Lol, you have no idea how psychology or the mind works. They were under duress, they knew they were wired, and besides that guys are taught to muffle emotions.

[@thelovelychloe_]

coming from a daughter that had a mom who was abused, manipulated, frowned upon, i find it insane that in almost every single story ive been told that has had some sort of abuse in it all sounds the same. and the fact that this girl was SIXTEEN with a full life to live just shows me how far people can really take things/situations.

[@jslaughterofthesoul4939]

This was such an immaculate presentation. Brilliant doc, perfect structuring. Thanks!

[@johns1625]

I remember hearing about this while it was happening. The fact that someone was able to shoot her through an exterior wall and hit her laying in bed made it pretty obvious it was someone who knew her intimately. Really odd.

[@anonym1694]

What kind of walls do Americans have? Plastic?

[@Rhysto115]

@@anonym1694 we really do 😂. Even a 9mm would go through our drywall

[@cb2253]

@@anonym1694 plastic too strong we got paper walls lol

[@TheDoggyGIR]

​@Anonym you can break through our walls by just falling into them lmao

[@davidtrueblood1863]

@@anonym1694 most houses in the US are built out of cards. It’s nice because if a tornado comes by the house just flys away and relocates

[@unclemonster48]

I was devastated when my highschool sweetheart was killed in a car wreck. That was 32 years ago, I couldn’t speak for weeks and was basically catatonic. Hurts still today….this evil thing doesn’t deserve his air he’s breathing

[@CaptainSoftboy501]

Im so sorry for your loss

[@joeturner9280]

Would you mind coming down to the station? For a conversation? No need to bring a lawyer.

[@samdoors5132]

You’re lucky you didn’t go through what I’ve been through like my oldest sister committing suicide one week before my 12th birthday and my oldest brother getting murdered five years after that and three years ago my youngest sister was found on my garage floor dead from an overdose of one small blue painkiller and also having to tell my mother that was 82 years old at the time of my sister‘s death if that’s not enough I had to bury my dad five years ago and my mother last year so yeah consider yourself lucky oh also I don’t wanna leave out my drug and alcohol addiction for many years and if that’s not enough well you get the picture

[@danielmontoya6664]

@@samdoors5132 okay mr pity me

[@raiiin_]

@@samdoors5132 why are you trying compete in trauma? this is weird and unnecessary

[@theimaginist4577]

Those teens definitely can have a future in law enforcement. Their ability to continue conversation with no altercation to their personalities is impressive.

[@MortalStudies_]

Its really wild how people can so easily undervalue the gravity of killing someone and so massively overestimate their capacity to cover it up. Like so confidently and casually say “I sat in my car for two hours” conveniently on the night before your ex was killed. Cmon man.

[@DeathMetalDerf]

The loss of this bright, young lady is the one of the most senseless crimes I've ever heard about. That poor mother on the 911 call is just about the most heartbreaking thing I've ever hear. Absolutely no parent should have to shoulder the burden of burying one of their own children.

[@SuGirlabk7993]

I couldn't agree with you more 💯

[@Tequila3075]

Evil couldn't careless... since less is not part of its vocabulary.

[@armandomendez8278]

​@@SuGirlabk7993 b m. g yes r tree r

[@scottcharney1091]

You know, burying one's children, sometimes (or often) more than one, was the norm for most of human history, and still is in some places.

[@valentinacamacho7198]

​@@scottcharney1091it's not a normal occurrence for a parent to bury a child it's an abnormal occurrence

[@Thiccjimbobway]

Im glad you make it a point to say that non verbal hints arent entirely reliable by themselves. Im an anxious person and wouldve done some of these "hints" just because im in a room with cops/detectives

[@Haldjas_]

F*ck i pick skin on my fingers when i'm alone even...

[@aplus3572]

F ck, I’m fidgeting right now in bed watching this video with ice cream on my tummy.

[@StatusFX3]

Same here. I get random urges to itch, stretch, relax, tighten up, crack inappropriate jokes, you name it... I've never hurt anyone intentionally, but dang.. according to cop logic I'm out just out here being a bad guy 😝

[@AkoTE.]

@@StatusFX3 Damn, same, I guess ADHD makes me a massive criminal

[@Hexspa]

He said that they can’t be used as evidence of deception all by themselves. Deception has to have a verbal or written component. Also, the CIA uses clusters, three or more, of these behaviors for them to “count”; according to this video. They probably view them as ‘suggestions’ rather than traffic lights.

[@drinas2783]

Videos like these enforced the decision not to go back to my aggressive, abusive ex. You're right they can be very loving... and videos like these also scare me. My ex wanted to get back with me when he got out of prison. & i told him absolutely not. & was looking over my shoulders. Now, unfortunately... for him... he has overdosed & died. I'm grateful for my smarts & strength & videos/stories to cut him loose.

[@obazas]

Going through an abusive relationship is extremely difficult for an adults, can’t imagine how harder it is for a teenager.

[@doreenbrownlie771]

Poor Emma, her first and only relationship from 14-16 was with this controlling killer. Parents, please tell your kids that they have so many years to find their right person. Keep communicating and protecting them.

[@harrypotter-mc1sq]

Dating that young is just risky for girls.

[@acutehandle]

My toxic relationship was 18-22 because my parents didn’t let me date in high school I learned late I wish I would of had more experience to leave that relationship sooner.

[@bohansolo]

yup same type shit i got stabbed almost shot. i think everything goes both ways with alpt of shit ykyk

[@user-zm7zl9lc6j]

@@harrypotter-mc1sqits not, kids need to be educated and be comfortable talking to their parents about it, I was sheltered at that age and Im barely picking up social skills now that im in college

[@Steve.._.]

​@@harrypotter-mc1sqno it isn't lmao.

[@s.susanmarandi9080]

Good for those friends for not letting him get away with that and for doing the right thing. Massive respect.

[@brattCatt_]

Absolutely!!

[@IloveRio-fp1vg]

@@brattCatt_Preach that!

[@Allsmilelovee]

Yes!!👏👏👏

[@miketexas4549]

Hope the two friends never have legal troubles of their own, inmates don't take to kindly to what they did.

[@IloveRio-fp1vg]

@@miketexas4549 Like that's ever gonna happen.

[@curiouscupid9162]

So sad. And the fact at the time of her death she was 16 and he was 19 is just wow…poor girl 😞💔 he wanted control over her from beginning hence. May she rest peacefully.

[@frankyd9986]

"He raises his hands to appear convincing, begs to be believed" Me over-using my hands while talking

[@bleakyfinder2692]

Riley was later sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 51 years. He said to Emma’s parents during sentencing, “I’m sorry I took Emma away from you, that I robbed you of the experience of watching your daughter grow up. What I can do is tell the truth about that night… I wanted to scare her… I never meant to take Emma’s life. Again I am sorry.” Riley remains incarcerated at the Northwest Correctional Complex in Tiptonville, Tennessee.

[@nic00001]

wow, he can go to hell

[@kiddokueen]

What a foolish boy. I hope he feels horrible about what he did for the rest of his measly life.

[@kathedison2044]

I believe he really did shoot at her room thinking she would call him like she had done before. If you think about it that is a crazy shot to get on purpose. He's a dumbass tho. Shooting at any home can cause a death even if you don't mean to.

[@meowmirrr]

He never meant to my asshole. That shot was calculated. It's so insane to me how they can fake remorse but it's so incredibly obvious that it's not genuine.

[@jamestheheel]

Spoilers nigga

[@RouteRecap]

Just the thought of him going up to her, then running away, waiting in his car for ten minutes, then sprinting back like he wasn’t the dude doing it… straight psychopath behavior

[@t29heavy67]

@@imjustlikeyou yo im gen z and ive never gotten any of the covid vaccines. Is that good? Im just wondering…

[@purplehz97]

@@t29heavy67 lol WTF? Edit: In answer to your question though, no you should absolutely not get the vaccine. The criminal in this video got the vaccine. Look what happened to him...

[@Unku.]

@@t29heavy67 very good. Dont let tha government trick you into taking random vaccines

[@chief_mourner]

​@@t29heavy67 no

[@Ahhahhhsiisis]

@@t29heavy67 you can get it, IF YOU WANT. People always trying to tell people what to do with their lives. Do you want the vaccine ? Did you research to see if you should ? Considering internet is covid bias and will shove the vaccine down your throat, IF YOU WANT IT. Go get it. But it’s a new vaccine without much research or knowledge on long term effects. I wouldn’t trust it.

[@Iburn247]

I have a daughter and I can't imagine finding her like that. My heart hurts for her parents

[@alprazolamb4248]

Id love to see a video breaking down 2 interviews about either the same case or a similar case (not this case specifically, just any case/cases) where it shows the differences in how people act when answering the same questions where one person is being truthful and one person is lying

[@kakeeshka2908]

Y'all spoil us forreal.

[@amaya.2952]

Right

[@TypicalLimeTypicalLime]

Facts

[@star_gazer2967]

Pick me

[@colejackz]

😂😂

[@jessrosefawkes2721]

@@star_gazer2967 you’re gorgeous

[@alexandergannon7058]

The whole staged kidnapping thing and how he explains it to the cops like it was just another day is the craziest thing I've ever heard

[@albertoalmeida3424]

The kidnap lie is a HUUUUGEEEE RED FLAG. OMG! Everytime something very weird happened in my life, the first thing I do is to talk with my friends to tell them some different event other than the ordinary life... like a car accident, a fight, a robbery, or a kidnap ... Being kidnaped and not telling anyone doesn't make any sense. The cops knew he was definitely lying when he started talking about this fake kidnap.

[@TheApp9]

The worst thing, he mighthaveto explain in detail what happened. And this several times within our long interrogations. A secure trap for telling the story even once wrong. How can someone have this idea. Just tell a normal day, without mistakes while repeating. Besides this, every cops thinks it is suspicious that two such crazy events are happening at the same time.

[@STORMY0O]

Sadly this is our youths excuse today!

[@shockwavekisser]

@@STORMY0O ?

[@STORMY0O]

@@shockwavekisser read!

[@nsmwdkjsbdjsjdn299]

I'm a guy of similar age to Riley. acknowledging the fact that someone who was given the gift of a 2year relationship at this age and instead of being thankful, decides to commit such thing is truly infuriating and unbelievably sad. Women and especially girlfriends need to be respected, loved, and protected. Knowing the fact that while I'm unfortunately not successful regarding my desire to have a girlfriend, someone else in my desired position eliminates their partner for absolutely no reason is just a pain to my heart. Rest in peace 💔

[@girllawrin]

With an attitude like that the right person will come into your life.

[@MadeYouType]

Thr wrong girl could turn you into him.

[@nsmwdkjsbdjsjdn299]

@@MadeYouType everyone makes accusations based on themselves. You have no reason to accuse me of turning into a psycho induced by a breakup, all I did was express my disapproval of the horrible action committed in the video. Have a nice day

[@Persephonejackson]

You’re a king and you’ll find your queen one day. You set a wonderful and admirable example of what a man is. Hope you’re doing well.

[@Persephonejackson]

@@MadeYouTypeblaming women for the actions of mentally Ill and emotionally stunted men just reveals your own shortcomings and ignorance. Do better, work on yourself. A growth mindset is the only way to succeed in life, the blame game will see you end up Nowhere

[@jamese.9844]

Great narration! So 😔 sad.

[@zb611]

This was such a horrific, senseless murder. Huge props to his now ex-friends for doing the right thing by going to the cops instead of helping him. RIP Emma ❤

[@IloveRio-fp1vg]

Preach that!

[@lil_pro_gamerxd1052]

i saw 10 minutes of this video and great work very informative. i like the narration solid 10 mins so far.

[@catherinetaylor8023]

He’s gonna be a wide receiver in prison too

[@haleymae1297]

As someone who went to high school with Emma and Riley, this case hit me hard, but EWU always gives it and the victim justice. RIP Emma.

[@rahulvats95]

EMU??

[@ArcticAirUltraPro]

@@rahulvats95 Explore With Us

[@rahulvats95]

@@ArcticAirUltraPro alright thanks

[@idavarie]

do u have social media?

[@hakanbaklava576]

ewu bot

[@wibuvinh6897]

The thing about him not wanting to harm his friends make sense. Abuser tense to care more about friends and family rather than someone whom they viewed as being an object.

[@Gruffelgangster]

I like how I now feel prepared to look as innocent as possible in a police interogation where I am most likely innocent anyway. Thank you

[@GiaJ.Alexandra]

Major respect for the guys putting their lives in danger helping law enforcement to get a killer convicted, without their help the case could have ended being a cold case, or not having enough evidence on Riley. They did an awesome job

[@AyPeeElTee]

they def knew his movements, had motive, a history of incidents, and proof that he had the gun, all without the video evidence. definitely wouldn't have gone cold with all of that overt evidence, but it is incredible to have video and audio footage of the criminal along with all of the other evidence

[@CudeTUA101]

So much respect for her friends on bringing her justice

[@misskatieeveept2180]

*casually makes Hot Pockets during a secret spy mission to catch a murderer* lmaooo I’d be hungy too ngl 😂

[@freedommobile-zh7oy]

Not the time

[@lezbeehonest0294]

Huge props to the two courageous friends in this case and to the neighbors/friends that have led to the solution of so many other cases. The neighbor with the Ring cam and the friend who immediately called the police in the Chris Watts, the neighbor who saw a woman struggling as she was taken to a van and grabbed a partial license plate, the neighbors who noticed marks on the next-door kids and call the police, etc. Everyday heroes. Never get rid of your instinct for humanity, it may be the only thing standing between justice and obscurity.

[@audioamz]

AMEN 🙏🏽

[@user-bk6do6nw8i]

RATS

[@wilez3219]

​@@user-bk6do6nw8iWrong. A rat when you are involved in the crime and then tell.

[@hannahwillis9838]

@@user-bk6do6nw8i npc alert

[@ultimatesunrise]

Friends don't narc on each other

[@britth5333]

The moms heartbreak on that 911 call hurts my heart. Her poor family. Such a senseless crime. His own parents and grandparents must be devastated too. If my son had been so emotional abusive to a young lady like he would be so upset. I feel so bad she had such a horrible relationship with him then lost her life right as she was getting over him. He was really messed up.

[@STORMY0O]

It’s a living hell for any parent to bury there child let alone a murdered child. Yet millions of parents are burying there children! It’s time to return to teaching values of life. Faith based children know and understand this but we need all children to learn this. It’s not there place to be judge and jury aghast others.

[@racheltessier3268]

As a mom hearing the mom’s 911 call broke my heart

[@gunselshaly537]

"It's likely no part of this conversation is accurate." Yeah.

[@zukostryder]

That 6 am class is a true show of a psychopath 🥴🥱😴

[@technicolor2468]

This is literally the "If I can't have you, nobody can" mindset.

[@Cuckoo_Lane]

And figuratively.

[@HOT8CHOCOLAT3]

They’re good friends. They’re young and they made sure they did the right thing even if they cared about their friend. I have a lot of respect for them.

[@MrBogus213]

The pseudo-psychoanalysis this channel leans on so heavily is so fully unnecessary. Just tell the damn story.

[@fast5935]

Touches arm : he’s telling us he’s killed someone 😂😂😂

[@noshoes1588]

These boys are so brave - knowing that their “friend” killed someone he supposedly cared about they had no clue if they could’ve been murdered doing this too - like if he found the camera who knows what he would do - those are heroes right there

[@michaelkendall1263]

You could tell they were nervous too but had each other's backs

[@hellomikie92]

Thank God you're the permanent narrator on this channel now. You have the greatest voice ever for these documentaries. It makes these videos more enjoyable

[@kathedison2044]

I was just telling my spouse the same thing..I'm watching he's listening. I love this narrator..😂

[@LetsSingTheDoomSong]

Agreed. I can't get myself to sit through any video with the woman narrator. Her vocal tones/inflections when speaking sound jarringy unnatural and like she's trying too hard to basically be the female equivalent of the main guy (whose voice patterns sound much easier on the ears and natural.) Additionally, a few times I have heard the woman randomly inject phrases like "WHAT a psycho" in the middle of her storytelling and it sets me off 😅

[@PiousSlayer]

Any go to examples of the woman's voicing? I've only heard this guy so far.

[@hellomikie92]

@@LetsSingTheDoomSong Yeah me too, I don't like narrators who breaks character, and she had a habit of doing that lol. This guy though, he keeps at it, he never breaks character.

[@LetsSingTheDoomSong]

@huskers1278 EXACTLY how it happened for me too. I was already having to concentrate on not letting her narration distract me from the story, but after her "psycho" comment, I clicked off right away 🤣

[@zoebo18]

Who is narrating this? You have an awesome voice!! Hey from London UK ❤️

[@ladyyuna2000]

💐💐RIP Emma Jane “Em” Walker (20 Mar 2000- 21 Nov 2016) (aged 16) you will truly be missed and my prayers go out to you and your family.💐💐

[@joshuabell4453]

Just when I was beginning to get bored, you guys post another video. Thank you for all the hard work you do to make these videos for us true crime junkies 👏

[@SJBB25]

I've been watching a lot of their videos and I remember watching his amazon killer reviews video 💯they make awesome videos

[@Chopper140]

It’s the opposite for me. I have a lot to watch and catch up on but of course I’m going to get this out the way asap

[@sonjonfill]

Literally the same thing I’m going thru. All of my pod and video channels are slacking this week. But not EWU!!!

[@MrCirviuke]

Same here! I'm just back from work and can't go to sleep unless i see real crime, and i was already sourcing what i could watch, and i see the new video just came out of this channel. Now, I'm thinking what i am going to watch tomorrow 🤔

[@manuelferreira4345]

​@@SJBB25 Idaho 4 is gonna be epic.

[@EgaTehPro]

Wow, the reveal that the "friend" was actually him was crazy. Excellent video production, guys!

[@rich5242]

it was a bit obvious but still a nice tease! I enjoyed it nonetheless

[@photographybyliamanderson1659]

totally agreed I was like whooooah hold the phone...

[@lenniedavis1294]

Yeah the first 10 minutes it was pretty obvious.

[@Jake-9]

I kinda figured they wouldn't be giving an innocent grieving boyfriend the third degree within the first 10 minutes

[@AeraSteele98]

It was obvious to me since he focused on the boyfriend lol