When A Murderer Will Do Anything Money

#jcsinspired #Interrogation
This Video Is For Educational Purposes. It is meant to show the psychology behind how police interact with suspects to try and get their confession.
In this jcs inspired video, we take a look at the interrogation of Ryan McQuire. After a woman is found dead and her neighbor is missing, the police do their best to figure out what happened.
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Channel Disclaimer: All assumptions of mental health diagnosis are just that, assumptions. We are providing theories of possible mental health issues based on what little evidence we have available.

[@RedTreeCrime]

Happy Monday. I apologize if my voice sounds a bit groggy. I'm at the tale end of week long cold.

[@mereyemsuzanne8635]

I hope that you get well soon and are not in pain

[@ashleyhanna999]

Get well soon. Your voice is fine.

[@gimmeallthebingbong]

Tail* had to do it to ya

[@Anonymous-lq2bs]

You stink

[@Anonymous-lq2bs]

You smell bad

[@unitedleagueofgamers3633]

People are surprised by the lack of emotion by the son, but I think it was him holding it together. Some people are REALLY good under pressure, and he probably knew this wasn’t the time to panic. He gathered himself and passed on all necessary evidence…. Admirable imo. I would try and do the same thing for my mom

[@J.C...]

That and sometimes it takes a bit to set in. When I was told my only child was dead, I didn't immediately go into tears. It took 10 or 15 minutes at least. I know I called my mom and told her without shedding a tear. It was sometime after that when I finally lost it. It's been 8 yrs and I still haven't found it. For the first 5+ yrs, I cried every single day. Every. Single. Day. Most mornings, I'd wake up bawling my eyes out. But yea. It can take a few minutes to finally set in.

[@unitedleagueofgamers3633]

@@J.C... I’m sorry for your loss. The fact that you’re still here says volumes about your character. Probably the hardest thing an individual can go through, and you’re still here. Mad respect to you man.

[@bossempress9230]

Probably quite a bit of shock too

[@PAULEYBOY84]

@@J.C... so very very sorry for that. Just so unfair this life can be. I’m sorry 4 real.

[@patrickaussieMilartry]

Yeah sadly people care just judgemental. ( Instant Guilty to his innocence) poor Son his mother taken so this Evil SOB COULD KEEP STICKING A NEEDLE IN HIS ARM. DEVISTATING.

[@SomeGuyFromOK]

It’s crazy that these 2 ladies lives boiled down to McD and a cigarette. Brutal.

[@skrt_cobain95]

Nicotine addiction is unfathomable to those who've never experienced it. Also he probably just knew that he had three warrants anyway lmao

[@nickyblue4866]

@@skrt_cobain95 dude if your nicking out you can go find a smoke on the ground or ask someone for one. You dont have to kill someone for one!

[@Scorpiobw]

@@skrt_cobain95 You ain't lying. I have beat a 16yr opioid addiction but still can't kick the cigarettes!

[@Enochulate88]

@@Scorpiobw kratom got me off dope. For ciggerets you need vape juice you really like( I love cookie butter ) and a high wattage vape. 80 wats min

[@Enochulate88]

@@Scorpiobw if ciggerets would've hurt you as bad as opiates you would've been done with them sooner. Just wai till you got a hole in your throat then Yu night quit smoking.

[@othertalk3313]

I bet he really regretted confessing so easily about a week after this when the drugs were beginning to leave his body. He's in full on fuck-it-all mode right here.

[@88mphDrBrown]

Nah, he knew he was fucked. There's no question they were going to find the body in the house.

[@Tuelz...]

ngl i like that he aint snitch on dude... just admitted his crime and took the L

[@melodyclore8312]

Lol. There's nothing to like about that waste of flesh.

[@othertalk3313]

@@melodyclore8312 Mmmm, but I get what Tuelz is saying. This guy isn't 100% bad in every way (nobody is), because he still has loyalty to a friend, and doesn't want to get him involved in this whole life-ending mess. "Buying" a car from a junkie is one thing, but this other guy wasn't in on any murders.

[@slowjamcdub]

@@melodyclore8312facts

[@lisasim]

Don't confront crazy people, don't ever tell them you're going to call the police 😱

[@lovepet4565]

No way Never!!

[@splitfromself]

Yep. Don't say a word and just call the police.

[@rach1530]

Truth

[@Tuelz...]

@@splitfromself i never understand ppl that tell ppl they are gonna do stuff... anything in life... ima make it as a artist... ima be a doctor... ima call the police, either sitution dont talk about it just do it

[@GrahamWhatmough]

@@Tuelz... you must be quite accomplished to give that advice so confidently

[@mook528]

The neighbor should have just called the cops and kept her intentions to herself. Many people have been assaulted or killed because instead of just calling the cops they feel the need to announce "I'm calling the cops"

[@sherribrown294]

Exactly what I thought!! I wish she called for a wellness check 🥺

[@southernfried19]

Yep. Fatal mistake. This is why you don’t engage with people in a hostile manner. You never know who you are dealing with. She should have just called the damn cops and never spoke a single word to that guy. It’s no different than road rage. You just never who who can flip a switch.

[@priscillagraham3723]

This is a really good point

[@ytallowskids2seedepravityb219]

That "threat" only works when used against black ppl lol.

[@LuxFuxx]

It's like in Anime when they name their attacks.

[@mmc9828]

My price for confessing would be at the very least a nice chardonnay and a charcuterie board. He sold out cheap.

[@Tamara-fb4so]

He settled for fast food and nicotine, two powerful addictions

[@jimmyzhao2673]

@@Tamara-fb4so Imagine the Cops frantically searching for a pack of cigarettes.

[@donnawinchester6041]

I agree 👍 He sets the bar pretty low 🙄

[@kelly00000111111]

cigarette was his best bet at that point in time... you could tell that his dope sickness hadn't kicked in yet and he was looking for the quickest way to get out of that interrogation room and into county jail where he could sell his tray of food for some dope. baltimore lifestyle, baby

[@floridaboyglee230]

@@kelly00000111111 that easy?

[@gusrtw20]

Don't let junkies and alleged criminals know your next move. Just tell them everything's alright, you "believe" every single word they say, and when they get away just call the police and report what you must. I don't know why everyone has to be all "I'm gonna call the police" all the time, just keep it to yourself and call them.

[@pinkskyyyy]

Right! You just tell them what they want to hear in the moment to get tf out of that situation

[@burntblonde2925]

Exactly

[@A_Ducky]

☝️This advice right here

[@skylor8383]

And that's facts

[@R2Bl3nd]

This is a really good point that I didn't even think about. It really was very dangerous of her to threaten to call the cops. There's a woman missing who lives right next to her and she thinks the best thing to do is to threaten the potential perpetrator. I'm not sure what she hoped her threat would do. If she really thought that he was lying about something, what could she have thought had actually happened to Judy? That Judy was away on a long secret vacation? And that her threatening to call the police would make him suddenly reveal this? I just don't see how this could have ever ended well for her. I don't think she was thinking that either. I guess we'll never know exactly why she chose to confront him but hopefully others can learn from this.

[@pyronixe]

McDonald’s and a cigarette saved tax payers a lot of money.

[@MarroniMusic]

* tax victims (like anyone has a choice lol), though I feel your point.

[@txsilentknight]

No they didn’t. We pay 80 BILLION a year to house inmates. What are you talking about?

[@danielb8295]

@W L M rofl, buy jail-stocks :) as i did

[@MarroniMusic]

@@txsilentknight You don't "pay" lol, 'they' TAKE IT!

[@jaquandrejones]

@@MarroniMusic everyone is ignoring you and doesn't care what you think about taxes

[@Dayna-Punky]

So odd that he would kill Cindy so she wouldn't call the police but then confesses to everything a couple days later.

[@TheBOG3]

That's called, "Living in the now."

[@albalincoln7718]

@@TheBOG3 Thats called "doing your best"

[@shaun5047]

Sounds like he already knew his life was over, way too much evidence to ever act like he’s innocent.

[@UnknownXiG]

Gig was up

[@sage5664]

Super crazy that he didn’t just go on his warrants and the charges related to the OD. But nope had to kill an innocent person and tack and 1st degree murder charge on there too. Wild

[@RaoulDuke333]

Shows how addictive smoking is

[@lucianlackman8103]

It’s drugs not smoke.

[@vincent2053]

@@lucianlackman8103 WOAH

[@marshie1337]

@@lucianlackman8103 I mean, he DID tell them everything they wanted to know for a cigarette.

[@katodd2925]

​@@lucianlackman8103 Smoke is the same thing

[@leondraw1766]

That is one cold hearted dude. No remorse whatsoever.

[@slowjamcdub]

Yeah that POS needs the death penalty!

[@darwinsdream4527]

THE WORLDS COLD YOUNG BUCK

[@armandomorales242]

Wear a coat…

[@jeremysmith5919]

You can tell by the way the suspect speaks that he has been on the streets and on drugs for a long time.

[@justin_ooo]

I have been on drugs for a long time but not the streets because i have a pretty decent job and i still talk like that (usually less irritated but depends who im talking to)

[@J-Rad-]

Dang Sherlock, you should become a detective...

[@swayzy762]

He put her 3 month decomposed body in a presumably non air tight wooden box and the police searched the house and found nothing? What ?! Lol

[@veganandlovingit]

it's happened before

[@adudewithlonghair5706]

“Wwwaaahhhh wwaaahhh why are they defunding police? Wahhhh they’re underpaid.” GEE. I WONDER WHY.

[@freshrot420]

Does seem rather odd. Perhaps the drugs had already mostly embalmed her, dried out like a prune and full of chemicals.

[@katodd2925]

Right!! They couldn't smell it??? They wouldn't open it??

[@jackieAZ]

Could’ve been reasonably air tight, woods expands and contracts quite a bit due to temperature and humidity conditions.

[@abeldigiorno4836]

this isnt the first time the cigarette has swayed an interrogation. i dont get why stations dont just keep a pack on hand at this point

[@sheilaboston7051]

They more than likely do, but they just let the perp sweat a bit.

[@phongdang2874]

They get stale an absorb the odors around them. Perps want fresh cigs💀

[@someoneextra819]

The cops would just smoke them lmao

[@winstonmontgomery8211]

They put a truth serum in that Macdonald's food haha 😄

[@scottphillips7524]

Dude wants to confess to murder and they're worried about cigarette smoke...SMH

[@raycharles6307]

Right??? Lmaooo, they fgot a whole loud A*s fan that ruined the confession imagine he wasn't as straight forward and the court wouldn't be able to use whatever it may be in court against him

[@DammnDeejay]

Lesson learned..never tell someone you suspect if a crime that you’re goin to call the police.

[@juliorosenberg2222]

On the other hand imply that you are not going to call police or press charges of any kind. Don't say my so and so will get you, ETC so they leave as soon as possible. As soon as you are AWAY from them call police or someone who can protect you and punish the other party. And a ATTACK TRAINED guard dog backed up with home defense FIREARMS that you practice with regularly can and WILL save you LIFE. Don't listen to the LEFTY'S

[@unitedleagueofgamers3633]

She’s dead bro. I really hope you meant you learned a lesson🤣 i thought you meant the old lady learned her lesson

[@MrEccentricities]

Yea she wont do it in the after life

[@DammnDeejay]

@@unitedleagueofgamers3633 I did. I genuinely don’t understand how people thought I meant the lady had learned a lesson.. Sometimes I just let people think stupid and let them figure it out

[@unitedleagueofgamers3633]

@@DammnDeejay damn lol. Text sentences can lose context pretty easily, sometimes you just have to explain yourself.

[@BetrayedByCorruptScumbags]

So pleased she had security camera on her door otherwise he may have gotten away with it. Thankyou to law enforcement for cracking this case.

[@jpmnky]

The son would’ve been blamed.

[@rayshamrock]

@@jpmnky nah

[@aqwsderxz]

Dna a hair or anything is enough to find u or a finger print everyone is in the system

[@divyamsharma1453]

@@jpmnky yeah someone who watches these a lot know this lmao XD

[@eXebeno]

cracking.. was that a pun?

[@JohnRiversOfficial]

who u gotta kill 2 get sum Mcdonalds round here

[@Jazzy0517]

Wow the lack of remorse is so disgusting

[@worriedmary6368]

... How did the police not immediately track her credit cards or at the very least realize her purse was stolen? It wasn't until several days later and the son bringing it to their attention?? 😑 So many odd things about this case

[@Tony_Cardoza]

Because she wasn't missing or known to be dead. They didn't know she was gone until he confessed to it.

[@AgentSquiddy]

Police are lazy in some areas it's not uncommon

[@BigDaddyTony24]

What other things are odd?

[@AgentSquiddy]

@Promotional Inc. So you wouldn't care enough about your mom to see for yourself what happened to her so you could give as much information to the police to help catch the perp? If it's weird to try and see if the footage shows the killer so he can tell the police right away who it is then maybe your the weird one. A few seconds to check footage isn't what your making it out to be

[@TheBiggerDavo]

Unfortunately police incompetence and laziness are not an odd occurrence

[@murphyville]

This man is a MONSTER!

[@dougrogan379]

This is MONSTERS,Oh wait...in case this doesn't make sense monsters is a really good true crime channel if you aren't subscribed I recommend it strongly

[@raterus]

He knows it's his last cigarette for awhile, that's why it's so important to him.

[@ttech4203]

Nah he will have more in jail.

[@frjcde9392]

@@ttech4203 doubtful, he’s a fiend and thief, not a hustler 😂

[@jefferyjacobson3290]

You can't smoke in any jail I know of in usa

[@raterus]

@@jefferyjacobson3290 You've probably never been in jail, and that's great, but they definitely smoke in jail, it's called "contraband".

[@palmtrees2420]

@@jefferyjacobson3290 You can smoke cigs, weed, and do all kinds of drugs in jail. They sneak drugs in thru the booty.

[@lovingmayberry307]

Good thing he confessed, this detective is definitely not the sharpest.

[@xehP]

bro, the way he said "give me a cigarette and I'll tell you everything", detective instantly shifted his manor, before he was like "yeah, probably, might take a minute" that detective instantly latched on to that lmfaooo bro took the easy route. homie even asked him if he had a preference lmao, I just can't.

[@Enochulate88]

I've never heard them being asked what they wanted specifically either

[@TnTBLANKS]

If I was the cop I would went down too the corner store and grab dude his favorite pack it was going be that easy for me Lmaoo

[@chocolatema1445]

Would not kill unless it was for my children or self-defense ,but i would ask for a pack and smoke every single one till my confession was over.

[@ChRiStY4t5]

Everyone processes traumatic events in many different ways. Some scream uncontrollably, some break down and sob, some have a block that goes up for the trauma, survival/rescue mode kicks in. For me everything slows way the hell down and I'm calm about everything until the next day. The next day I'll cry all damn day.

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

I am usually calm during traumatic events until the aftermath; then, I fall apart. However, I don’t know what I would do if I had discovered my mother, dead, especially after having been brutally murdered. 😢

[@amazingsupergirl7125]

Same. I go into active mode. Screaming and crying isn’t going to help anything. But, once it’s all over and a doctor pronounces the death, I’d lose all of my adrenaline and cry until I couldn’t cry anymore.

[@LinkRocks]

I'm pretty reserved and don't show my emotions in an aggressive way so I'd probably act the same way on a 911 call. Than again I've never experienced something that traumatic so who knows how I'd be in that situation?

[@ChRiStY4t5]

@@LinkRocks I just go Into rescue mode. Time sorta slows to a crawl and I could give a crap less about a phone. Other folks have time for that. I'm holding this man's skull together with my hands to protect his exposed brain bc he ain't dead! I was the one that had to pull a baby about 5 months old out of a rear axel bc dad was drunk, killed mama on impact and the carseat was thrown out and the the SUV landed as it rolled on top of her carseat. Daddy survived but the chief sent him to hospital needing way more stitches.

[@ChRiStY4t5]

@@amazingsupergirl7125 my never sinks in until I'm waking up from being to exhausted to keep going. Then I wake up, realize it really happened and I'm a blithering frickin idiot for a week! People call me cold. I'm just focused on saving them. The possibility they might die doesn't cross my mind till the Dr calls it.

[@DMSJagXK]

Many people say, NEVER EVER speak to the police without an attorney. Well done to the son for using his common sense. The information that he gave, proved to be of immense help to the police in clearing the son and finding the actual murderer.

[@randallflagg3700]

Dude, people who say that _obviously_ don't mean "if you stumble on a fresh body, better call your lawyer first!". Of course you should call the cops if there' been a murder, it would be "not" calling them that would look suspicious.

[@DMSJagXK]

@@randallflagg3700 Unfortunately some people in comments insist to NEVER EVER speak to police without a lawyer. What seems obvious to you and me is not obvious to some people.

[@randallflagg3700]

@@DMSJagXK - Uh. Well, I guess that's possible. Cheers, then!

[@ilovebrandnewcarpets]

The speed in which the cop shot right up when the killer said he'd confess for a cig LOL

[@inomrasmith]

The son WAS NOT calm during the 911 call. He was holding himself together/ panicking at what he was looking at. His mind was moving faster than his emotions could process. He probably broke down some time later once being ablr to sit down and process. But you can still hear hus voice quivering in a certain way that screams "wtf is happening omg is this real". He probably wasnt even 100% sure she was dead, but he said that so the police would arrive to the scene faster.

[@inomrasmith]

@@promotionalinc.4822 why would you rush viewing the moments your mother was killed?

[@inomrasmith]

@@promotionalinc.4822 where did it say that?

[@challengersrt5397]

@@inomrasmith during the phone call……that’s not “holding it together”

[@inomrasmith]

@@challengersrt5397 im sorry but are you God?

[@inomrasmith]

@@challengersrt5397 like who are you to decide his emotions like that? People process things differently just because he didnt react to your standards doesnt mean anything

[@px2387]

My man jus wanted to hurry and get to the jail to get his next fix…discusting 🙈🙈🤬👊🏾

[@Alexphutchison]

The fact that he doesn’t see anything wrong with what he did is insane. It’s crazy how people can get numb to being a criminal

[@Tony_Cardoza]

Yeah. He's a real piece of garbage. Just a drug addict, leech and a creep.

[@hamnchee]

I bet if you asked him he'd be the first to say he's evil incarnate.

[@SamaNuttz]

It just seems to be just another day for this man and giving the details doesn't faze him in the slightest, just concerned about a smoke. Blows my mind 😱😳

[@CorpseBike]

when did he say what he did wasn't wrong?

[@drakerodriguez2103]

It’s drugs dumbass you are clueless

[@juliorosenberg2222]

I did heavy DRUGS for almost 17 year's At my WORST I shoplifted daily cashing in $300--$1,200 a day. I NEVER killed anyone and definitely do not think I would for DRUG money 💰, especially old women. I did once zap 2 Security guards who were beating the CRAP out of me to get thier 120 DVD'S back and ARREST me with a 50,000 volt STUN GUN. The state of Connecticut sentenced me to 2 year's in prison. UNBELIEVABLY I served 72 day's on 2 year's . For me PRISON helped me get off heroin and cocaine

[@superfried9550]

This detectives job was so easy I probably could’ve done it

[@Jestin612]

As long as you had cigarettes 🚬

[@Tony_Cardoza]

@@Jestin612 He ran out of the room twice to track down that cigarette. It was everything.

[@mercymylord9416]

@@Jestin612 If u was the killer besides or instead or a cigarette what would you have asked & gave up yo freedom for (try not to say something outrageous like a orgy w supermodels or a million $ L0L?

[@sergoldenhandthejust1495]

He almost blew it, any Det. with half a brain would've hauled ass and got him a whole pack and sat back and let the idiot talk

[@PoorRick]

@@Tony_Cardoza the police probably had them in the station already lol but the detective wanted to sweat him out

[@BGL333]

He's frightening. He sounds extremely intelligent and callous at the same time. I'm definitely pausing before I get involved in neighbor issues.

[@nickyblue4866]

I never get involved in other people drama. Especially if it's neighbors. I gotta live near my neighbors why would I wanna get involved.

[@torvic1236]

So intelligent he stays around the same town where he killed two people and uses their cars and credit cards. lol

[@fadew55]

Holy shit he sounds intelligent to you? U should probably reflect on that

[@Steezachino]

He’s far from intelligent lol

[@justmin858]

@@torvic1236 ...0mgosh can you all say Dumb A**...

[@sharcrum]

It still never ceases to amaze me what some people can do. Humanity is just not what it was intended to be these days.

[@Stonktradomus]

Humanity is exactly as intended. "Behold, I send you out as sheep among wolves." Sadly, it's always been this way.

[@slowjamcdub]

It never was. Even Cain killed Abel. That’s why we needed a savior.

[@randallflagg3700]

@@sherryfelch750 - Stop with the hate, biggot.

[@JamesSmith-qw3sp]

@@sherryfelch750 you can talk about god and religion all you please. Just keep it the hell out of the government. Not everyone worships your god, and a lot of us think you’re a bunch of miserable hypocrite pieces of shit.

[@sherryfelch750]

@@JamesSmith-qw3sp God you just the same😘❤️🙏🏼 also not for nothing but without God you got no ethical stand or point of good and evil. That’s what you are witnessing today my friend. Glad we live in a country in which religion was a big part in making this nation 🙏🏼❤️

[@jedross2136]

I was ticking off the guilty markers during the 911 call. 'Had time to check the cameras before calling, huh? Didn't want to get too close, huh? Nice try sonny Jim....' Then a few minutes later; 'I'm so sorry for your loss...'

[@Jestin612]

Same here 😆 🤣

[@neneshubby]

I wasn’t the only one😂

[@chrystaltemple4818]

Lol! Actually that was my first thought as well. But the longer the son talked I knew it wasn’t him. He was very careful to point out the surveillance camera and mentioned not touching her. Sounds like he wanted to be sure they didn’t try to pin it on him. I feel bad for him though.

[@Wildcat_Hellcat]

His voice sounded innocent but in shock, like it was surreal for him.

[@jedross2136]

@@Wildcat_Hellcat What a clever cookie

[@takingmyspiritback8060]

the neighbor lady should have kept her suspicions to herself, please let that be a lesson for all watching this horrific interrogation. if u suspect criminal activity, just call the police and stay out of it the best u can. no one likes a busy body....especially the murderer. poor lady had no clue, may she rest peacefully.

[@MrJC1]

Criminal: "What the hell is that?" Interrogator: "This my good buddy... is an electroshock therapy machine :D....... nah I'm just messing with ya."

[@ashleyhanna999]

Clicking on my notification quick quick today. Thanks for keeping the stories dropping Red Tree Crime. One of my favorite channels. ❤️ Love & light to Judy & her loved ones. Such a tragic story.

[@colorman4490]

Nicotine is a helluva drug.

[@Infinite.Worldz]

It's crazy how some things can be taken differently, that 911 call in the eye of police officers would sound strange but he obviously was in shock.

[@phangirlable]

Just goes to show that judging guilt via 911 calls is usually completely useless, same goes for many interrogations. There are so many cases where half the views would say the person sounds guilty af without knowing they were completely innocent.

[@mereyemsuzanne8635]

Thank you for your videos ‼️

[@Synoopy2]

Still amazes me everytime I hear of something like this that we have people walking around with these kind of mental deficits.

[@charlesgrover4065]

You need to accept that the US is overflowing with these kinds of people and protect yourself accordingly

[@JETS396]

Ofc scary thing is you don’t know who crazy and who’s not

[@monicaswavel6074]

Product of our messed up government schools

[@dissraps]

You're amazed homeless drug addicts exist? Each time? In the US? lul

[@Sammsy1126]

Hey man. Love how your able to spread merch around these interrogation rooms. The RED TREE CRIME doors they have in the shots are stellar man!

[@FutureEnjoyer]

That's a watermark bruh

[@drea12187]

@@FutureEnjoyer obviously. Sarcasm bro.

[@cocksure8430]

@@drea12187 Wait a minute....is it just a watermark and not a Red Tree Crime logo on the police station doors?? Well, thats surprised me for sure.......really? Honestly? I bet you were surprised as well huh?🤣😂🤣👍

[@spasticfurchild]

That is quite possibly the stupidest comment ever 💀

[@wesleyalan9179]

@@FutureEnjoyer Haha, did that sarcastic comment go over your head? Bruh😳

[@Dsaucin]

I once traded a long board for a cigarette on my way to the psyche ward! And I thought I was fucked up haha

[@lesleedetchon]

Thank You for your videos Hope you get better soon

[@ryanbaker7404]

"So, you're using dope..? What's your drug of choice?" "YES!"

[@marypritchett1267]

Dang at one point in my life I would have confessed to anything for a cigarette!😃

[@leafpirate]

Yes, for me that point was whenever I had gone a hour without one haha. Glad to not smell like those things anymore (except I still enjoy cigs of marijuana)

[@Tony_Cardoza]

@@leafpirate You should quit smoking the marijuana some day, too. It makes you lazy, complaint, and weak. Seriously.

[@teriyakikush6293]

@@Tony_Cardoza maybe for u

[@leafpirate]

@@Tony_Cardoza one thing at a time. I had to quit a lot worse shit before I could even quit the cigs lol. I agree weed makes you lazy, but so does not being able to get out of bed due to chronic depression. All we do in this world is bargain for our happiness, whether you work an extra 10 years instead of retiring so you get a better pension or you burn a couple holes in your brain railing pills we all make compromises just to barter another days happiness with something.

[@sofie1065]

I still would .... and no, please don't tell me I had better stop. You think I have not heard that before?

[@susiefairfield7218]

My brother is a retired State Trooper on the SWAT team and he told me that it was super easy to get ppl to turn just for fast food or ciggsrettes

[@peterisrael2012]

Cigarettes

[@seans7261]

Plenty of guys like him out here. Stay outta bad neighborhoods and fill up your gas tank during the day. Stay alert whenever getting gas too.

[@abbiesatterfield7299]

Well that was quick and painless. He ran the whole show "I want cigarettes, my phone, McDonald's and a blanket". Drugs are so terrible they destroy anything in their path. I would like to see this man after 20 years inside and then let's hear him.

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

Do you have some I can buy ? I got a $245

[@abbiesatterfield7299]

@@ericbryant-dz8mj what do you want to buy? 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

@@abbiesatterfield7299 I'm new to the country I'm from Iceland and I need a good reliable drug dealer, I spend lots and lots of money.... can you please help me with this??

[@Anonymous38572]

I could've been in his position VERY easily. Luckily it didn't take jail or death for me to turn my life around. I live an extremely healthy lifestyle now and somewhat got my life back. At certain times you would do anything for the next fix, your morals go out the window because of the fear of being THAT sick again. Society needs to take a long look at addiction and work on ways to combat it, it really is the worst epidemic to hit America.

[@justmin858]

God Bless you... keep up the good work.. you're amazing 💚❤️

[@monicaswavel6074]

Yes you're right and its very very sad.

[@freshrot420]

From what I've noticed, it's very hard for those who haven't experienced it to grasp it and they'll be indifferent or even mean about it. Maybe some do, but most don't seem to get it. Easiest explanation I've found is it's like the flu and when we have the flu, there's that common saying like, "I'd give anything for this to be over" but unlike the flu, there is something you can easily buy for drug withdrawals. Alot of people appear to think addiction is only mental and that people could stop any time. They disregard the way our bodies adapt to anything and it feels pretty rough after it's acclimated to deal with some crap you're adding to it then it's suddenly gone, at some points reaching 'the worst flu you've ever had' levels.

[@KingKongbabe]

It’s not society’s problem it’s yours, nobody’s forcing you to take drugs.

[@sore_forey9259]

@@freshrot420 I had covid pretty bad, give me a month of covid over a day of dope sickness.

[@loyaltyisroyalty5616]

You know what I find most sad about this case? It’s how old the lady was and she was in active addiction. That’s terrible

[@joeysplats3209]

Agreed. I had a rough time with that one.

[@bossempress9230]

The old lady wasn't on drugs the other lady was.

[@anlace3447]

yeah, an old lady like that should know better. what's next, grannies going to nightclubs, raves, and breaking into houses? society has certainly taking a dive downhill!

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

THAT'S the saddest thing? I guarantee she had a script, lost it and then turned to buying pills off the street and then finally, dope. Same old story. Not really surprising at all. I think the saddest thing is that this idiot was already set up good as an addict. The stepmother was taking care of him. He had a good connect and she probably paid for both of them and let him stay there. But it wasn't good enough for him. I'm a recovering IV heroin addict myself. I sure wish I'd had a step mom or someone like that when I was in active addiction. This guy is just awful.

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

@@anlace3447 well they can't really help it when they get prescribed a highly addictive drug, get addicted to it and then eventually get cut off from it.

[@dissraps]

Great title bruh love the dedication

[@periwillow4859]

This guy is just- without any self control. I mean the smallest incentive can get him to do whatever. He just does whatever is available and mildly appealing moment to moment. It’s pathetic how he murdered the women he knew when that wasn’t too difficult to achieve and then spent their money but then turned around and confessed to doing that for a cigarette. He’s lucky he managed to even stay alive even though he’s stuck in jail for the rest of his life. That’s where he needs to be and I’m sure he’s miserable.

[@somniumisdreaming]

He is probs hustling and taking his drugs, smoking his baccy and ok with being an addict in jail. IHe doesn't seem to have the emotions to care about being jailed.

[@Centermass762]

He's no more miserable than he was on the outside. Probably significantly less so, actually. Homeless, knowing you can't eat because that last $20 you stole has to buy you enough dope to keep the withdrawals at bay for another few hours. He was ready to go to prison because he's not strong enough to change his life on his own and going to prison will force a change.

[@robertredmon5409]

@@Centermass762 Was just going to say he same thing he's the type who would be perfectly at home in prison

[@dreadheaddavid4207]

Being real. Prison is a good fit for his instinctive personality. Not referring to he should be in prison for what he did , cause that's obvious) but for who he is in society. I've been to prison and I won't ever go back cause it didn't fit me and what i could sustain for a lifetime or many years but some people are wired to actually just be better fit and a more structured system for them

[@gusrtw20]

Years of getting his will crushed by drugs. Drug addicts crave instant gratification and pleasure, if he wants a burger, a cigarette or some dope now he will do anything to get that regardless of consequences. That's why many lose their minds and kill or steal to get what they want, they don't care about consequences or anything else other than their instant gratification.

[@Sophie-ts2wq]

After watching like a million of these interviews, I noticed that usually that most guilty pieces of shit wrap themselves in the blanket.

[@wintermoon7003]

That's the only way they could get any semblance of a hug.

[@YTStoleMyUsername]

Well, beyond keeping them warm in a cold room (which as I'm sure you know in many cases is intentional; detectives do a lot of things to make suspects uncomfortable or just to throw them off) they likely use wrapping up in a blanket as a self-soothing ritual. It's often the last feeling they might have of being cozy, feeling "home," being hugged (as mentioned above) and feeling safe. I'm sure I'm being captain obvious here but that's just my interpretation. But psychopaths, they are already cold. They don't need a blanket.

[@Sophie-ts2wq]

@@YTStoleMyUsername I never considered that! Interesting thanks!

[@jaytruth6503]

Whoa you're right! 🥴🤣

[@DocBree13]

Thanks for the captions!

[@Mohawks_and_Tomahawks]

I wonder what this guy is going to do in prison for a cigarette.... *Bubba says "Giggidy"

[@Yourmomgoestocolledge]

Non-smokers don't understand how far you'll go for a cig when you're having a nic fit 🤣

[@lauracook8203]

Every time I see an interrogation like this I am floored at how well the detectives talk to these clowns & treat them like they're normal. I know it pays off in the end, but I for one could not pull it off.

[@PianoDisneygal10]

It’s not that hard with some practice. It’s actually a bit of a defense mechanism really.

[@andrewf0784]

Treating them with respect, or at least feigning it, increases the chances of getting them to talk.

[@shyheimpaige9407]

im pretty addicted to these videos. thanks for making work easy. seriously

[@ShitPasteThe1st]

What do you do for work? Hopefully not a doctor 😅

[@Tarkier12]

@@ShitPasteThe1st He's clearly a pilot

[@NATUREFORTRESS]

Thanks for moving the watermark over to the side a bit! Y'all are the best.

[@RAWNERVZ]

It's like a crack at asking for a hit of crack before confession I can't count how many times I was willing to ask a stranger for a smoke because I was convinced I needed one and only once in so many times is it actually a relief and as soon as cigarette is less than half gone the guy is going to realize how poor his impulse control is which is probably what got him there

[@Anoneeemouse]

Dude at least ask for a pack.

[@keiththompson2172]

Terrible result. *Not victim blaming here * If you suspect someone of ‘disappearing’ someone and threaten to tell the police - don’t Phone the police & don’t let a possible murderer know …

[@heatherlindsey971]

I totally agree, why give someone a chance to do something about it before the police are aware of anything… What positive outcome could have come from that?

[@grahamlucas208]

I love the way you guys place the logo on doors and whiteboards etc. Creative :-)

[@_bluephoenix_]

I really wish people like this who are just done with life and the world took themselves out without feeling the need to take some innocent's life. It angers me that people like this can go through life and become adults with barely any repercussions and yet others who do everything right, have their lives cut short.

[@katodd2925]

The lady was also a drug addict

[@ericbryant-dz8mj]

That one lady should have kept her mouth shut.. instead of announcing she's calling the police..I did the same in 89

[@CandiceGoddard]

All of the detective's colleagues were so envious when he told them he got a confession for a cigarette, I'm certain of it.

[@solarboi3984]

Idk how you put the RTC on the door but that was really cool. Love your videos btw keep it up

[@saraiwittnebel6539]

It’s an image that’s transparent :)

[@xlr8r2010]

"I'll tell you everything you want to know for a Cigarette" The detective returns a few minutes later with a carton of smokes. 🤪

[@kvarner6886]

As a recovering heroin addict, I can say this guy has DEFINITELY used that day, unlike what he said earlier. He'd be crawling out of his skin by the time they even got him to the interrogation room. Arresting and processing someone is not a quick process. If this guy is a daily user, he'd be sick the moment he wakes up in the morning, and using is the first thing he'd do.

[@coryhiggins7515]

This dude done admitted to everything... why would this be the lie he decides to make?

[@kvarner6886]

@@coryhiggins7515 Who knows. Maybe because the police are more likely to hospitilize him for his withdrawal if they think he's already in it, and then he doesn't have to suffer actual withdrawals? I genuinely don't know. But what I do know, as someone who used heroin IV for years, he would be visibly sick by then if he hadn't actually used. I have never met an addict who was a daily IV user of opiates who wouldn't be sick within two hours of waking up.

[@briancampbell8256]

@@kvarner6886 I agree with you. The withdrawals are hell. I didn't even want to move much less eat anything. I smoked cigarettes constantly but when withdrawing smoking even made me sick

[@joerussell9574]

Yeah no kidding he would be dope sick as hell when waking up that morning.

[@kvarner6886]

@@briancampbell8256 Ugh, right? When I try to describe it to people who haven't been through it I say that it feels like your bones are forming air bubbles and they are slows expanding from the inside, shattering your bones very slowly.

[@bsgenius22]

I love your videos so much! I hope you feel better soon❤

[@papiezguwniak]

You can easily remove fan noise in an audio editor using noise reduction filters. Thanks for the video.

[@crypto1upteam750]

I like a little white noise so I wont hear ny trashy neighbours (as much) 😎

[@karenmadison7891]

Yes!! Now my afternoon is good!

[@ChelseyBunz]

Dude just wanted to get out of that room. He can find dope in a holding cell or county jail easier than he can in this room 1v1 with a detective.. cigarette was his best option at this point. Honestly believe this man had nothing but dope& the next fix on his mind -former addict

[@kelly00000111111]

truth. especially since this happened in the baltimore suburbs... dope town USA

[@monicaswavel6074]

Yeah you can hear it in his voice. So sad. I hate drugs.

[@tylerchambers6246]

@@monicaswavel6074 I love em'

[@jeffreygeorge219]

This happened in my area where I live and I went to school with the Nephew of one of the victims. Crazy how the world is. That area is full of addicts and zombies but the neighborhood is nice and was safe in the 80s/90s. Shit is crazy

[@leanie5234]

It made me laugh when the detective has trouble procuring a cigarette....30 years ago, I could have asked anyone...now, the only person that I know who smokes lives in Toronto. I remember people smoking in the grocery store/in an elevator/in the hospital !! Now, even when the prize is a full confession to horrible murders, we need a way to deal with the smoke !! The world is a better place.

[@mudchair16]

Smoking is one of life's simple pleasures enjoyed by people who can exercise self-control. Cigarettes have anti-estrogen properties, thus making it masculine (women shouldn't smoke much, if at all). That's why it's being phased out. The world is a girlier place, not better.

[@lasersummit7895]

@@mudchair16 lol

[@jmeslie27]

@@mudchair16 based

[@Blackcrow2077]

Speak for yourself, here in UK and Europe smoking is alive and well

[@leanie5234]

@@mudchair16 if smokers could control the disgusting stench of their cigarettes (not to mention the litter of butter and packaging), no one would mind. Sadly, it took governmental controls to force smokers to cease from inflicting their noxious "pleasure" on everyone else. In the early 90s, it was impossible to enjoy a meal in a restaurant without being subjected to cigarette smoke. "Non-smoking" areas were a joke, and [some] smokers were so entitled that they ignored even THOSE small inconveniences. Before I get attacked, I should mention that I was a smoker for almost 20 years, and became annoyed with the stupid comments of non-smoking "zealots" while I enjoyed my smokes in taverns etc. Although I never lit up while sitting (walking, driving, etc) with people who did not smoke, I would fiercely defend my rights within areas designated for smokers (at that time; anywhere public). End of rant: go ahead and enjoy your cigarette so long as it does not interfere with anyone else's ability to enjoy fresh air.

[@lanacampbell-moore6686]

Thanks R.T.C.❤️

[@endoraismygma]

You do a great job with these edited interrogations. I am left with so many questions about the entire investigation though. Hard to follow this guy he's jonesing hard and incoherent at times. I think he stunned the detective with being so forthright. Just shows the detachment addicts get, straight up selfish and cold. Damn. RIP ladies, sad.

[@dissraps]

.....which part confused you. I killed the lady then killed the other one when she said she was calling the cops. Super confusing

[@jordanalbano9780]

He wanted that confession badly enough to bring a dehumidifier into the room just so the guy could have his smoke 🤣

[@thebossy1]

The part that just gets me is that the sun who is in distress because he just found his mother murder has to track down her credit card statement instead of like the police investigating that that's weird, you would think that's their job and it definitely should have been done by then Bravo for him but I can't believe how stupid police are sometimes seriously

[@BarelyClothed]

The RTC on the door is awesome

[@sungazer603]

I would’ve asked for at least a pack of smokes. Just imagine he came back with the cigarette and no lighter.

[@jimmymetal713]

I thought the same thing

[@jimmymetal713]

Or not comment on other murder till he gets another smoke

[@sianbeecham2825]

I would have made him look at cigarette without a lighter until I got as much as possible. 😮❤

[@Rainsnowreadysetblow]

Just wow. No words.

[@Sammsy1126]

For a cigarette. I totally get that

[@jedross2136]

They should've got him to confess to something else for a lighter lol

[@HUKIT.]

If I was that detective I’d definitely spit in his food.

[@Jestin612]

@W L M not if he didn't know 😉

[@CoriHeart]

How the detective is holding the pen. Haha Great work guys.

[@raylancrockett]

As i was watching the interrogation, couldn't help but to notice how "RTC" was perfectly placed on the door. Nice!

[@LeroyTDF]

Lol confessing for a ciggy, i would do the same tbh

[@RedHeadForester]

Brutal. Credit where credit is due though, he recognised the jig was up and didn't hesitate in fessing up and providing closure.

[@Matthew-cx4zg]

Outstanding. Many thanks.

[@kingminion771]

thanks for posting i enjoy your channel

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

People like this are more frightening than the calculated killers. Not only are they not afraid of confessing, they literally don't care about anyone or anything. It's like it's fun for them.

[@element_grimm6777]

Hard to say what anyone would do walking in seeing a loved one dead. Hope I never have to deal with such a thing

[@buffalothemisanthrope2874]

I like how the logo is on the door in this one. It looks perfect lol

[@potato-ld1uj]

At the time stamp of 3:50 your logo pops up on the door is that for like a watermark

[@AshNikkosWife]

“Where do you live?” “Nowhere” New answer - prison. Where he belongs. Rip to both of these women ☹️ Also the son who placed the 911 call reminds me of my brother when my grandma died. He was trying to keep it together but the tone in his voice changes. My heart is broken for Judy and Cindy. The way the killer refers to his mom … absolutely chilling.

[@jasoncarle5432]

Who in the hell would have this guy living with them!!???

[@hiseverest9074]

Addicts?

[@miriamisaacs6044]

Love your voice. Get well soon