When An Insane Teen Killer Makes Detectives Snap

[@c.j.c.6293]

It’s crazy how the police let her get under their skin so easily. This interrogation is so hard to watch.

[@Trencher1375]

They are idiot thugs. They should not have this job.

[@sweetleafills]

It's because their skin is paper thin.

[@mofozi]

They were aware of what she did to her mother

[@Tech-cy9yo]

A total mess

[@tenkai_14]

@@mofozi and while that's true, they also need to control their own emotions to control the interrogation. With the "tactics" they were using they could've gotten anything dismissed against her. It's important for them to be able to keep a level head to get all the information to prosecute someone.

[@cameronpavelic500]

It’s impressive that this schizophrenic teenager was more in control of her emotions than these supposedly “trained professionals”.

[@gipsyDngr]

when I started watching I couldn't understand why everybody was so angry at the detectives but man...

[@huangyanjean2570]

they need someone professional to do the integration, let alone why the detective get pissed off by a psycho ?? Not worth the energy at all

[@MrTerrrrible]

She's innocent. I hate how you people all side with the police. The State. I bet you all got the vaxx and wore mask too. SHEEP BAh BAH BAH

[@IAmAmyTV]

Yewh

[@Rachel-tw2wq]

Because she remains calm? It's a damn trait of schizophrenia. She was wasting their time and resources.

[@kristenkidd3982]

These detectives missed quite a few opportunities to get anywhere with her. I can't imagine why calling her an evil stupid liar didn't work 🧐

[@CertifiedGemineye]

Great point!!❤

[@evil_dave]

so true. almost every interrogation ive watched, the moment they finally call them an evil stupid liar the confession comes pouring out. so weird how it didnt this time ;)

[@michaelhuddy4424]

Because they had all the evidence they needed, sick individuals like this would continue to lie no matter what

[@KorrinBeck]

Stay pretty sweetie.

[@kimberlyfrost4730]

Yeah they missed some boneheaded opportunities. The biggest one was the boyfriend. At about 29:00 she claimed that her boyfriend had ditched his phone but at around 40:00 she claims that she asked the Asian lady to use her phone to call her BF. Why didn't they call her bluff on that.

[@las2725]

As a person who has worked on a locked psychiatric ward, it was amusing to watch these detectives battle the power of delusion. Confronting delusions often only intensifies them. A little bit of training in mental health disorders might’ve helped them recognize her psychosis and saved them the embarrassment.

[@honeyimhomewhoop]

“amusing” as someone who has been a patient rather than an employee, that’s sad.

[@shimakorosu]

as someone who is neither, I thought, during the whole investigation, that the investigators would crash out and get themselves in jail.

[@gilesgherkin7505]

Yea it’s just ignorance of mental health and illness. The narrator made good comments of when the investigators asked good questions “have you ever seen a psychiatrist or been diagnosed” but they then quickly lost the wheel again to their emotions

[@madyunie]

​​@@honeyimhomewhoop Op is stating how incompetent the detectives are. You're getting randomly offended when this isn't even about you or any other "patient".

[@honeyimhomewhoop]

@ yes and stating how it’s amusing watching them be idiots to a mentally ill person. it seems you just can’t comprehend situations. go away lol

[@sketchinbeats]

Man these cops are honestly driving me crazy. how the hell did they become detectives?

[@Retzmag]

They are from USA, it probably took them a few weeks of school

[@AmyDee13]

Politics. No government related organization is free of politics and corruption. Not one.

[@philliam111]

@@Retzmag calling it a school is being generous

[@anna27446]

Homeschool at best lol

[@nich3241uwu]

as far as im aware the only question they ask when interviewing to be a cop is can you read and count to 10? if yes then you pretty much qualify for the job.

[@blasvasco]

it would have been interesting to see a real interrogator try to get a confession from her, she definitely seemed like she was in control the entire time.

[@hhunstad2011]

It would have been even more fascinating to watch, I agree. I watch from with a psychological interest.

[@eksbocks9438]

It's an odd thing when the perpetrator is the smartest one in the room. No offense.

[@cathycarlson12]

She is very controlled and extremely calm. These idiots r playing her game instead of getting to the root of it!!! If someone really wasn't guilty there'd b going off.... wouldn't you?

[@redneckreviews3016]

They had no choice. You aren't allowed to call out "mental illness" anymore

[@victoriaa301]

@@redneckreviews3016that doesn’t have anything to do with this. it seemed like empathy would have been a better approach as she shut down with them constantly insulting her

[@jessebensen3569]

The best moment in the interrogation was when the pissed off officer asked her "Do we look stupid to you?". Isabella stayed silent, so the officer repeated the question and she said "I'm not insulting you". It may not have been intentional, but I very much took it as "I can't answer that question honestly without insulting you".

[@Etrius10]

Yeah the interrogators fumbled but I can't help but notice the tone of some of these comments in regards to Isabella. Getting a real gross girl power vibe.

[@davilathegreat]

@@Etrius10 lol yeah girls are gross

[@angelabaird7135]

Hahaha. I got that feeling too. Like she was saying if i open my mouth and tell you what i think, it'll offend you. Therefore, i am declining to speak further on this issue cause im not gonna call you out on your srupidity hahaha

[@angellayaright9009]

It also highlighted his own bad behaviour since he had been calling her names. Pretty sad when an 18 year old killer with mental health issues is more mature than the police officer. He was just venting and bullying for parts of this. So i bet her saying that was like a slap in the face to him considering how he had been behaving.

[@carolynm9638]

Yep, and even that went straight over their stupid heads.

[@zoixycbjj]

isabella : farts narrator : because it has increased her anxiety

[@idzbbyboy]

😂😂👏👏

[@Chef.joyardee]

She inhaled oxygen…. LIKE A SOCIOPATH WOULD!!!

[@shimakorosu]

isabella : I'm him Interrogators : BALKAN RAGE + TROLLGE FACE + MANGO MANGO MANGO

[@ofangelsanarchists2386]

Yeah, huge issue with this channel It’s just the voice he went to school for that makes it sound like he’s not an idiot

[@AlfordFamily1418]

lmaooo

[@kinggoldencookie9386]

The note that her mother left to her saying: “I know we have differences but I will always love you.” Hurts all the more know she was murdered by her daughter not long after writing it to her.

[@dverarde84]

All the more know? Wait what.. are you related to those morons doing this completely pointless interrogation? 🤦

[@kweenzwalters3916]

Absolutely heart breaking😢 she never gave up on her and never would she was a real mother that love her child nomatter how difficult it got.

[@nuggetlover9431]

The mother is a liar and you have no idea what abuse that young girl went through

[@Itachixg]

@@nuggetlover9431 evidence?

[@lrlrlrlrlrlrlrlrlr]

@@Itachixgthat’s ‘Samantha’s’ account 😂

[@carolynm9638]

Watching the cops and Isabella go back and forth with stupid banter is actually embarrassing. “You’re evil” “No I’m not” “Yes you are” “No I’m not”. “Yes you are” …. OMG 🙄 I wonder what this particular interrogation method is called?

[@barbarahomrighaus6852]

"Two 8 year olds arguing" is the technical name, I think.

[@lovebug7955]

It's called the "not being a good interrogater" technique 😂

[@jeebuzz1168]

Ahh yes the grade 2 playground technique. 50 percent of the time it works everytime.

[@dianaveronicakambanis9690]

Made me sick

[@corysmith2501]

Two toddlers going back and forth is what they are 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@AUser-t6n]

That was some great use of the Reid technique by her when she tells the cop "You seem like a nice guy. I'm not mad at you for confusing my identity. Everyone makes mistakes.", thereby building rapport and minimizing his guilt.

[@serjeantpepper2986]

Don't judge me by calling me nice! 😡

[@myseville1976]

The dumb technique

[@kdaily7698]

This really is the worst interrogation I’ve ever seen. Worst use of the Reid technique I’ve ever seen, if you can even call it that.

[@cdub3019]

😂 yes, she executed it flawlessly, it really put him at ease

[@gunnshell]

@@myseville1976coming from someone who has never been through the training. 😂

[@ajlesavior7086]

The best part of this video is the narrator throwing shade on the interrogators 😂 “Forensics files prepares people better for interrogations better than this police dept does” “A man his age not above that rank speaks silent volumes” 💀💀💀

[@ikennedy11]

fr tho 😭

[@samanthasinger3747]

She’s literally using the police interrogation tactics on them, between shutting anything about her real identity down immediately and then minimizing and telling them it’s okay they made a mistake by falsely accusing her 😂 She’s better at their job then they are

[@chrisk9808]

This for sure. I would imagine the most effective approach would be to play into her delusion, act like they're on her side, and use the fact she literally gave permission to take her fingerprints and also ask for her DNA.

[@Johnny2Feathers]

No she’s just refusing to cooperate no matter what and the detectives already know they have no chance of changing that so chose not to play along with her derangement

[@pixpusha]

Hire her as a trainer.

[@TheBeigeRaider]

All they had to do was talk and ask questions to her alter ego and play along and go from there. And catch her in a web of lies that they use to dismantle her at the end. Beginner level shit.

[@Earthad23]

They didn’t need any more information from her, they wanted to understand her motives. They weren’t trying to break the case here.

[@katies.3193]

This interrogation sounds like grade school age children arguing with each other. The detectives were pulled down to her level and stayed there. Unbelievable!

[@zombiejelly4111]

No they weren’t wtf….they simply refused to play her games. They had all the evidence they needed already. She was identified by her father-she was caught with the knife used to kill her own mother. You stupid fucks act like you are smarter then the detectives when you aren’t. Just because they didn’t play mind games with a psychopath

[@carolined5923]

So true.

[@AZURNERUB]

I'd say they went a few levels below her. Sometimes she actually makes more sense than them.

[@PneumaNoose]

When the super fragile interrogator said, “IS, TOO!” I just bursted out into laughter. A butthurt school girl is exactly right LOL. Also, he’s a shining example of a wife and child beater. I have absolutely ZERO doubt that he’s put his hand on women in anger at least once in his life, but I’d bet several.

[@PneumaNoose]

For reference, the fragile “is, too!” school girl moment I’m referring to happens when he throws the pen at 56:48

[@stasjonsmesterringstabekk5662]

I love that you put subtitles on everything that is said, even the narrator. This makes it a lot easier to follow. Not only is the contents interesting, but the production is very good. Keep up the good work!

[@maschaorsomething]

Yes, I'm hearing disabled and I love it.

[@Ndia101]

💯

[@Biancajetty]

11:44

[@AprilStarr29]

​@impressiveemu1259I'm the same way but I love having the subtitles, I also have the subtitles on my t.v. 24/7, my son took the habit from me also. But I find myself staring at the subtitles and if I turn them off then it feels really weird. Even though I can hear fine, just habit I guess! Lol

[@sheetal_views]

Totally agree! Sometimes it’s hard to hear interviews clearly and the captions are very helpful! Thank you

[@Oliver2020.]

It’s like watching children argue

[@Optamizm]

The cops say she is stupid for believing a TV show is real, yet they interrogate her like cops do on TV. Ironic.

[@danielmusera6504]

He said not everything you see on tv

[@CorsonDrax]

I also thought Forensic Files was real.

[@ericgates8740]

Forensic files on a bad day are better than these two

[@billyragnar2433]

Fr 😂😂

[@joewalsh886]

Forensic files is 100% real

[@DeepVoicedDude]

This is the... 3rd? Yeah, 3rd worst interrogation I've ever seen. Topped only by the one where the dude had bullet holes in his face while being accused of murder and the one where a guy had swallowed a bunch of drugs and was left to die in an interrogation room. So I guess these guys just barely avoid being the worst detectives on the internet.

[@novawallenda7848]

Yeah that case broke my heart. The guy that was interrogated when he was the victim and then ended up dying from his injuries. I think that was my number one. Worst interrogation ever seen.

[@TheDaveBloom]

You have a link to your #1 and #2?

[@Dan-cm9ow]

@@TheDaveBloom Im not familiar with the second, but the first is Ryan Waller, EWUs video on it is ?v=_c_lmx4LdNw

[@Dan-cm9ow]

@@anthonyrusso6696 This is why you don't say "he's a murder, **** him" instead of providing proper medical care. Police know that bullet wounds can be hard to find, its in their training for first aid in the field. If you can't stomach caring for someone in custody because you think they're bad then find a new line of work. Wallers death was at minimum negligent homicide.

[@Dan-cm9ow]

@@anthonyrusso6696 He was visibly injured and in need of actual medical care. Even if it wasn't a gunshot he had visible damage to the face and was barely stringing sentences together. Even if the cops were right he could have sustained a head wound tripping or something like that (it's not important to my point). A paramedic isnt a doctor, had a doctor missed it and said "nothing is going on" we'd be in a different situation. Had the police not concluded his guilt I am confident he would have been treated very differently. So yes, I do think they had the mentality of "he's guilty so F him." Not "F him" as in let him die, but certainly don't take him seriously and let him see a doctor after he comes clean.

[@jacobp5761]

I cannot see a single possibility that these interrogators have ever in their entire lives gotten a confession with whatever method they’re using, especially the lead, calling her an idiot and asking how stupid she is was insane.

[@timothykappel198]

They'll normally only do this when they don't actually need a confession

[@Zodroo_Tint]

It seems like they want to get over it fast without doing the hard work.

[@frankiealves8221]

Needing a confession or not, it’s still completely unprofessional. I wouldn’t even consider the lead investigator in being a street cop. Seems very power hungry.

[@alva--._..l-._.-l.._.--]

Although I don't agree with the things they said and their methods, during that part I think they were just trying to make her brain understand that those shows are no proof of anything that she might think could apply to her. As you've seen, she put her palms up that meant lack of confidence and started to question herself about how true those TV shows are, by saying: "So, what do you mean?", "I thought it was real.", "Has to be real.". Because of it, that theory of hers died pretty quickly, otherwise they would be another hour with her speaking about true crime "facts" she saw on the TV show. So, that part wasn't all that bad. Asking if someone is stupid is not affirming it. Even if the suggestion is still offensive, it also makes people question themselves if they are actually being stupid. But calling her "idiot" or saying she has "a stupid look on her face that makes him sick", those were affirmations and it was a very poor judgement on his part. After that, was when I think things escalated too much due to their personal feelings. The throwing his arms in the air and the approaching of the police officer to intimidate her for some seconds, the yelling and cussing, the incriminating pointing, the hitting of the finger on the desk, the back and forth of "yes" and "no" without anything constructive added to convince her otherwise, the throwing the pen... That became quite abusive really fast. Very unprofessional!

[@Donna_g6198]

He could be mad about her callousness

[@egranger2128]

The interrogators are so bad that I actually started believing she wasn’t Isabella.

[@SpectatorOfLife]

The sheer amount of control this girl has had over the room is shocking. She literlly interrogated better then the cops.

[@yvng]

than

[@gracelovesme-r3j]

In what way, did she control the room, and interrogate the police? All she did was to constantly deny, the indisputable evidence, against her, and ask for a DNA test!

[@bratzxrose]

Fr woah.

[@GardaOrban]

literally@@gracelovesme-r3j

[@syawkcab]

​@@gracelovesme-r3jDid you not watch the same video? She managed to make them spend an hour talking about her identity than the actual crime. They even went as far as to bring her dad in to identify her. She is steering the whole conversation

[@ImFreeNowWhatMichelleFortier]

I worked as a mental health provider in the prison system. We had one inmate that fully believed he and the guilty person had “swapped” bodies and he was an innocent person being held in prison while the guilty person was free, living in his body. He also understood that he had to stay in prison because he was inhabiting the body of the guilty person. Really interesting guy.

[@IslandPharaoh]

This would make a good movie

[@GeorgeContreras-kz1xf]

What do you think about the body swapping theory?

[@usupari6209]

dragonball Z 😂

[@blacksheepshepherd]

The means the convict is in complete self denial, and his sub consciousness could not come to terms with the truth.

[@Angel4Life86_]

He had demons in him

[@sentientplant9658]

Detectives need to be shown this video to be educated on what NOT to do in ANY interrogation, whether the suspect is mentally ill or not.

[@TheBeigeRaider]

I know the detectives watching this vid mad af getting shit on by a huge channel and millions in the comments 😂

[@Earthad23]

Convicted

[@b00g3rs21]

It's difficult when you lack the training or intelligence to conduct an effective interrogation. Perhaps they're doing their best, life is hard when you lack a certain level of intelligence.

[@sentientplant9658]

@b00g3rs21 the US spends ~ $11 billion on funding the police and due to these detectives I can tell not a cent is going to proper training 😅

[@0oDaMange888]

But they have most excellent police cars to pit u with, full of the most advanced tech. At least they found her hiding I guess that’s one thing

[@Yashhaa]

57:06 “WE HAVE BEEN SO PATIENT WITH YOU” says the least patient interrogator ever

[@chrisorrell3066]

This has to be the worst interrogation I have ever seen. These detectives need to be demoted or fired. That is brutal.

[@Cre9000]

And she needs the electric chair. Mountains to mole hills bud

[@dawnlizmc]

Complete waste of time! They stooped to her age level by bantering back and forth..."nah-uh...yeah-huh..."

[@adamimberti6948]

They had a slam dunk case. The father witnessed her in the bathroom with the victim. It was already over. They were annoyed and impatient but this wasn't a case of having to get a confession.... they had her dead to rights, a confession would have just made it easier. They were annoyed.... it was unprofessional but who really cares. She was done at this point.

[@mtbasshead]

for what? Questioning a murderer?

[@heliumneonlights2770]

You don’t just fire or demote someone for a poor interrogation… you train them to be better..

[@cassandra3862]

The conversation between the cops and Isabella is like listening to a group of 13 year olds squabbling. How the hell did they get to interrogate a goldfish, let alone an alleged killer?

[@dharmallars]

“I’m not isabella” “YOU ARE TOO” crazy

[@bepitan]

hey that's mean...lol

[@ivanleon6164]

a goldfish LMAO

[@karriemascarenas617]

It's probably because they already have solid evidence and a witness.

[@loreleysakaragatan9781]

​@@dharmallarsIt's definitely her true name is Samantha, bec she was just adopted?

[@carmengogeidnas9670]

I cannot BELIEVE that their supervisors allowed this dumpster fire of an interrogation to go on this long without calling in detectives that have more maturity and professionalism than a 12 year old. How embarrassing for the entire department!

[@eksbocks9438]

I think that's what should have happened. Tell the guys to step out and Take 5. Find somebody whose experienced with this. And say they've got a difficult suspect to work with.

[@cathycarlson12]

Absolutely!!!

[@afrya3307]

Thanks mr. KZbin investigator. I am sure You have years of experience in investigative methods and could have cracked this case in 2 mins😂

[@kristinahernandez564]

@@afrya3307 It’s not to say any of us could have done a better investigation, it’s knowing that as soon as they allowed their emotions to control them, they lost all control of that interrogation. The same can be said for any confrontation in general. As soon as we allow our emotions to take the driver seat, we are giving the other party control over the whole interaction whether we realize it or not. (The other party could be children, spouses, coworkers, neighbors, keyboard warriors, suspected murderers, etc…) These investigators were very emotionally charged, easily offended, and deduced themselves to hurling insults and objects. That behavior is not acceptable of any professional person, especially a person of authority.

[@afrya3307]

@@kristinahernandez564 but the thing is, they were not emotionally charged...sure they would have felt disgusted with her crime, but they could have easily supressed their emotions. See, this video only talks about the Reid technique in interrogation (a technique which has been critized a lot recently) but there are other techniques which involve interrogators displaying emotion... we see such techniques used in the gribble and spader interrogation and also a bit in the stephen McDaniel interrogation.

[@ziggyG316]

someone should have come in and asked the detectives “you guys okay? can we get you anything? you need a breather” 😂

[@shobsho2784]

The fact detective was going through her bags with his bare hands not wearing gloves is just a cherry on top of this disastrous interrogation 🤦🏼‍♀️😅

[@Infotainment-cb6cy]

Did they ask her for an ID a single time!? I don't think so

[@MachiavellianSoldier]

Who tf cares? That’s really important to you? Only a weirdo would even notice that..

[@abdulwajid2756]

Yeah it is like drama looks fake

[@clu2044]

@@Infotainment-cb6cywhat does that have to do with anything they said her name 5 times atleast I’d for what are u delusional

[@enjoying1515]

​@@MachiavellianSoldierOnly a weirdo would believe not asking for the ID was a good interrogation technique!

[@v3nus380]

no way i just watched an entire interrogation of literally no progress 😭

[@frjohnlouishenwe7408]

Possession

[@thehangingtree7395]

Dude. Fr. Even if they despise the criminal, these guys look sooo fucking bad. THEY are grown ass men, holy shit lmao.

[@tunisian_stats]

In the end they said she was not guilty because she had schizophrenia and was insane she was released in 2020 from Colorado Mental hospital and now she is living her life as a normal human being

[@IsuperGear]

@@tunisian_statsplease don’t spread misinformation my guy, she’s not been released yet.

[@w1ldcr1pt0]

But wait, there's a shocking revelation about to unfold. Keep watching. 😅

[@kennethbandera3195]

The shade thrown by the narrator about the officers rank and age was god level 🤣

[@robg915]

It wasn't shade it was facts.

[@SarinaValentinaxo]

It makes the shade more shady ☂️ when it’s facts. 😂

[@biblestudieswithdomlaf3310]

😅😅😅 right

[@billiejostout934]

Time stamp?

[@Sema_z]

@@billiejostout9341:03:55

[@Spracker333]

“Theres no professional explanation for that comment” LOLOLOL

[@zahra-fg5ig]

that part played in synch with me scrolling the comments and reading yours 🤣

[@supere4nitro]

I’m absolutely baffled at how terrible these interrogators are at their job. All they had to do was play into Isabella’s delusions just a little bit to probe her for info and see the headspace she was in at that moment, but instead they resort to personal insults right off the bat as if dehumanizing her will get her to give them information immediately. So unprofessional, these guys need to be retrained or fired.

[@SmoovvthTV]

Well spoken

[@valx7586]

Yeah I was really expecting something above "you're mean and don't have friends lol"

[@chugughchctr]

Literally just ask for Samantha's info

[@Doolaidman]

@whatthe3131 they dont need to be psychiatrists to be good at their job. this job absolutely required manipulating the situation to gain information, and that definitely involves enabling the suspects antics as well as dancing around certain topics and being selective of their language. this channel has shown me the difference between a great insightful and effective interrogation compared to an interrogation that was ill-performed. these men require better training or to otherwise be retrained before they perform any more interrogations. if you realize you are becoming emotional while interrogating someone you are letting your suspect get to you and that makes you a liability, its incredibly important to know when to leave the room to let someone else take over and these men not only did not do that, but they also did not correct eachother which is a huge problem.

[@cheanarchist2381]

⁠@whatthe3131 just bully’s with no patience or understanding off the Reid technique or how to get simple confessions or they simply have terribly marriages or hate women mother issues or just racists there is certainly something deeper going on with this guy. Maybe he’s been taken of the streets & put on desk job for being sexist & he’s taking it out on her .

[@guitarhero1346]

"We're done being pleasant" they were never pleasant the whole time 😭

[@akaihidan4371]

Yeah that was literally a threat…

[@Pyrethryn]

One thing I have learned from these videos is a smile, some comfort, and sympathy (all false, of course) gets a murderer to confess WAAAAAAY faster than yelling and being confrontational.

[@c4rrot.cake13]

shes a gemini after all.

[@scriptshamanji5400]

They don't need a confession in this case... this is just fun and games for them.

[@Bleacher22]

They had all evidences they needed to put her in prison for life, so they didn't take bullshit from her. In this case it wouldn't even work proper interrogation, cause she was crazy and believed what she said. 😗

[@deathtrapsnap]

Exactly. Inflate their ego, get them talking and wait for the slip up

[@_Twink]

Get them to brag, a lot of these crazies want to brag about it.

[@rex406]

1:23:10 GOT ME DEAD IDEK WHY "i dont think ur pretty" "yeah me neither" BRO😭😭😭

[@aniahkgopaul]

This is funny bc earlier when they first showed her pics she went “she’s pretty,” and the officer went “yeah, you’re a very pretty girl,” like??? 💀

[@Hesykast]

Isabella: I'm not evil. Detective: Yeah, you are. Isabella: Nuh uh. Detective: Yuh huh. This is a real battle of wits here. Like a psychological chess match.

[@arijana9006]

😂😂 Exactly

[@RandomPerson28337]

😂

[@AT-jq2ve]

-Stop calling me Isabella. -It is your name! -It is not. -It is too!! -No, it's not. 56:40 when that detective yelled "It is too" Like holy shit, like a petulant child. High level interrogation. Like L vs Light Yagami

[@xxProjectJxx]

Lmao, a real chess match honestly

[@Dropitlikeitshotspot]

Intellectuals!

[@shiomicchi7247]

Guilty or not, those officers handled that interrogation horribly. They're lucky they didn't get sued.

[@crinul]

They working for Amazon now

[@john-ic5pz]

lucky the interrogation didn't get thrown out. no one is suing them over this. maybe that's why it was easy to be belligerent

[@punishedf]

Cops didn't need a confession. What scares me are the others who think she was delusional, while she is clearly lying. Cop know the situation better than all these doctors that already caused this death saying she was normal, and now will cause another one of they set he free.

[@tinajackson6875]

It seems that they talk to the men softly but this is a young teenage girl and they are downright abusive, inexcusable.

[@tinajackson6875]

@@crinul They should be because this is insanity. Straight abusive

[@larisboogers]

You know an interrogation is bad when you’re more angry with the cops than the killer 😭

[@317cmrogers]

Yooo.. I forgot all about the crime😅 these cops are driving me mad! This is a prime example of why bad cop/bad cop doesn't work

[@liciouss9392]

Im more angry with the girl than anyone else lol, I wouldn’t be an amazing detective, especially with that shitty woman I’d lose my mind lmao

[@Zionrebecca]

Ong making me believe her cause they’re doing so damn bad

[@sammisosa6173]

Tbh, if somebody put that kid in her place she would've been disciplined to not do what she did. Go work in juvie, I'm telling you once some hit 18, the whole baby talk bad guys thing is what makes them self victimize themselves. No abuse, discipline that's different lol ppl get yelled at more in the military.

[@MACSX7]

Nothings more annoying than a liar.

[@Mr4thahaters]

When she said “don’t I have the right to try to prove that I’m innocent?” The detectives had the perfect opportunity to level with her and move the interrogation into terms that she’s comfortable with by simply replying that yes, she does have that right and she’ll be given the opportunity in due time but right now we need to hear your story about what happened the night your mom was killed. But they basically told her that they don’t want to hear what she has to say even though she probably would have given them something that would prove she was guilty. It was just a matter of letting her explain herself which they refused to do. They totally botched it.

[@AlsaDruid]

I’d like to thank these detectives for demonstrating to all other interrogators what NOT to do during an interrogation.

[@afrya3307]

So focus on the detectives instead of the person who did the horrendous crime.....

[@DMaria216]

It’s a teaching moment really. For years this footage will be shown to newbies. How embarrassing for these cops

[@DMaria216]

@@afrya3307you can care about both things. What a concept.

[@afrya3307]

@@DMaria216 well, no because the poster only mentioned the detectives right? She never mentioned the crime. What a concept.

[@robincurry5248]

Imagine how they treated people on the street

[@candiedworms1758]

The psychiatrist she went to that allegedly said “she is just a typical girl” is also horrible at their job. What the hell is wrong with people in that state?

[@vee9669]

I was thinking maybe Isabella was just lying to the psychiatrist.

[@Crxig3]

She went to the psychiatrist 3 years before this. Schizophrenia can be hard to detect at first, if at all. 3 years is a long time for more symptoms to come to the forefront

[@virtualmartini]

psychotherapy was quite literally invented to pathologize people and make them more mentally unstable; Freud said so himself. There is no such thing as a good psychiatrist; this one was 'good' inasmuch as they did their job making her crazy.

[@WhizzerdSupreme]

Well, I mean...a regular girl with a touch extra. 😂

[@TEN89_jburney]

​@@virtualmartinifreud was likely a pervert and a charlatan, cherry picking his data to support his theories, theories that could neither be proved or disproved. His ego, his concept of the Oedipus complex, his theory of sex being such a huge part of peoples minds (conscious and subconscious), his theory development stops at adolescence etc. I think he done much too much projecting and theorizing so much so that people ought to have investigated him for atleast sex crimes but I was a different time I guess.

[@weeddemon97]

I wish the detectives did better, I’d like to hear her lies about the night rather than denying who she is the whole time

[@bcbrandonbc9674]

literally the left one needs to never interrogate again

[@someguywithnoplan6395]

Not buying your OF

[@weeddemon97]

@@someguywithnoplan6395 you’re very weird

[@randomlyswatching9481]

@@someguywithnoplan6395 excuse you? What are you ....creep

[@blackwatch2516]

@@someguywithnoplan6395 why did you bring OF up?

[@Maetrx]

this channel is fantastically produced, I have learnt so much watching them that I now find it fairly easy to realise & notice the huge mistakes and opportunities missed by these poor detectives thank you for such an interesting episode

[@accidentallyamy1063]

I know lots of true crime channels claim they have "never before seen footage/information"... but this channel is the only one that I actually believe every time. I've seen this story covered many times, and this is the first time I have ever seen this interrogation! Well done EWU - one of the best true crime channels to exist :)

[@ammo_van_raven]

Just a little too much narration every 2 seconds though... other than that awesome

[@mamabear52]

@@ammo_van_ravenI love the frequent narration

[@chundanauk]

@@mamabear52 And he's a great narrator at that.

[@Samuel-ku1qb]

@@ammo_van_raventhe narration is good for those of us who listens to it like a podcast, that way we don’t need the visual all the time. (And it’s probably good for visually impaired people as well)

[@kristianamarie6762]

@@ammo_van_ravenI agree. It makes the video last wayyyyyyy longer then needed

[@Izannaziza]

I had a narcissist girlfriend once, really odd behaviour, behaviour I’d never seen before. Even if you had the evidence in front of her she’d still deny it, you either went crazy or you actually start to believe her and at one point I actually nearly started to believe her until I snapped out of it and realised/realized what was happening. This lady reminds me of her.

[@moldysangwhich]

i’m glad out got out dude.

[@PENH5428]

I was thinking the same thing . I had a narc bf and the gaslighting almost broke me

[@DWiser-b3t]

Me too

[@Kooaid-9]

Damn sounds horrible

[@Blackuzumaki83]

She reminds me of my girl now

[@jamesfraley2715]

Applying an empathetic technique just requires an interrogator to be willing to walk in the suspect's shoes until that suspect trips on their own shoe laces. These guys tried to steamroll her and seemed genuinely insecure when she suggested they weren't doing their jobs right.

[@Anonymouss_99]

Being emphatic will open the door slowly

[@master_illitrix]

​@@Anonymouss_99empathetic*

[@buddhabunnee]

lol right, "YOU don't get to judge me!!!!!"

[@mimim7026]

Also -- they weren't doing their jobs right. :) Good comment. Thanks.

[@reahallu]

@@mountainheather49 they are supposed to be trained professionals. yes, what was said was aggravating but not to an extent to where these detectives should have let themselves get pulled down and stay there the entire time. i mean just watching the interview feels like watching grade school children fight.

[@jasz6238]

This is my favorite channel on KZbin We appreciate you ‼️💕

[@squeakybgaming]

SHE didn't make the detectives snap. They were shitty detectives, and should have been removed from the room the second they started yelling at her. This is brutally difficult to watch these two grown men, presumably trained, be bested by a young girl simply because they couldn't get it together long enough to just wait for her to start talking, no matter what it was about, and then respond accordingly with the information given.

[@alexandraperry4284]

Right? I thought the same thing…they didn’t let her talk at all and when they did they acted annoyed. Who wants to talk to someone who acts like that? This interrogation made me mad

[@justsayin3600]

By a diagnosed schizophrenic at that.

[@wrecklesstrain1991]

Bested? The fuck, the girl is a nut case period, lock her up for life

[@shawnkilpatrick4839]

She would have bested you too, because no technique would have cracked her. I've watched way too many interviews and she displays zero fear, and without that you have no leverage. They could have summoned God himself to the room to ID her and she still would deny it. And if finally she decides to drop that lie for a new one she would cling to it just as stubbornly. You could be in there 100 hours with her and get almost nowhere, and she would be winking at you across the table the whole time. You know she's lying, she knows you know, and she's having a blast forcing you to engage with her. She's having a grand old time.

[@danf.4620]

​@@shawnkilpatrick4839we'll never know because these buffoons didn't apply any reasonable strategy at all. She may have opened up if they built the report enough to catch her in a few undeniable falsehoods, but they didn't execute the proven methods.

[@BraydenUnfortunately]

This could have been so much easier if they 1. fingerprinted/DNA tested her and/or 2. went along with her lie of being some random teen named Samantha and tried to get ahold of her fake parents/dive into the details of her fake life so they could unravel it when it inevitably didn't line up or make sense. The beauty of actual interrogation techniques like Reid is that you let the guilty party dig their own grave.

[@plasticwrapcharlie]

I will play devil's advocate on one thing here: I don't know how long conclusive fingerprint comparisons take, but I'm pretty sure forensic DNA testing takes at least a few hours, if not days, and you would probably have to pay a lab extra to rush the job, so anyone saying "test the DNA" over and over again is really wasting their breath.

[@bid0u12345]

@@No_n_NO__ Which is BS. 2/6 days with a blood sample, 24h/48h with PCR. They just tried to scare her.

[@hunterj8385]

Fingerprints only work if she's in the system already

[@billyyank5807]

Yea because dna comes back that fast. As does fingerprint comparison. They don't need her to dig her own grave. The father witnessed the end result and her running out. They really don't need her side. They are trying to figure out the why.......

[@billyyank5807]

​@plasticwrapcharlie most places usually 6 weeks. They can rush it but I'd be suspicious of results that fast.

[@skoobdavinci2247]

It’s genuinely baffling how incompetent these “detectives” are as interrogators. Edit: Be advised, the replies to this comment are an absolute sh*tshow.

[@rbryant100]

They took psy 101 at the local community college. They qualified now

[@afsoon542]

Ready to apply? How much blood do you think they’ve seen in that bathroom? Do you think the mom was even recognizable?? Can you handle any of that? And now you get to the killer and she claims she’s not Isabella…

[@Ραφα-π1ζ]

@@afsoon542 .....yeah that's their job. They did apply. If there is no distinction between a random commenter's capacity to effectively interrogate and suspect and a trained detective's, then there is zero point to the training or to the profession in its entirety. And based on the comments it seems like the average joe can understand they didn't perform their duties.

[@dasp7914]

@@afsoon542 If you can't handle it then dont be an investigator. Simple.

[@TruthHurtsSoGetAHelmet]

It’s ridiculous that the comment section is so void of common sense and free thinking. This psychopath just tricked her way out of a murder conviction and all the people in the comments can focus on is the detectives. Why? Because you all have a sickening need to feel acceptance from complete strangers so you comment on whatever everyone else is commenting on. No individuality whatsoever. Absolutely pathetic. Grow up.

[@niicoallen9944]

i like how you analyze the interrogations. as someone who wants to join this line of work someday, it’s very educational 🙌🏽

[@p1edpiper]

Them calling her ugly, stupid and all that was so unnecessary and didnt get them anywhere

[@Debateyourright]

This made me laugh too because she is actually very pretty and it came off like it became personal to them instead of professional!!

[@ZOSO900]

They did also call her pretty at one point.

[@SimooGames]

@@Debateyourright She is NOT pretty lol stop lying

[@bri-ul3en]

@@SimooGamesyeah she is

[@p1edpiper]

@@SimooGames There's no shame in admitting that she's pretty, because her being a murderer is a completely different thing. We're not saying she's a pretty murderer. She's pretty, it's obvious to the objective eye

[@M3333C]

The narrator is literally meaner to the interrogators than to Isabella. "For someone that old to not have risen above that rank speaks volumes" GOD DAMN THAT STINGS

[@Mrs-j4b]

This narrator is quite the hypocrite! He trashes the Officers nonstop, speaking about how they should not insult her or let their personal opinions come through their treatment of that garbage. The narrator does not seem to have a SINGLE negative remark to voice about the vile disgusting heinous garbage piece of TRASH that MURDERED an innocent woman!

[@Mrs-j4b]

I hardly managed to get through this heinous video because of the narrator. I will absolutely not be watching anymore of this channel's videos because of this deplorable narrator that is so bad at his job.

[@elilauer5047]

He was said it silently speaks volumes and I was immediately like damn! Okay EWU

[@mammabear4342]

I’m glad he pointed that out. Their horrible interrogation “techniques” made it harder on them than it did her.

[@loosecannonsatl7287]

🤣🤣🤣

[@quant_solutions]

I have been watching your channel for a while, and this has been the most difficult interrogation. These detectives came in too cocky thinking it was a slam dunk, they blew all the interrogation techniques i have seen laid out as standard protocol. When the interrogators lost it she was able to control the interview

[@harate]

It was a slam dunk. There was no question she did it, they just wanted the motive if possible. Her plea of insanity being accepted doesn't mean the prosecution didn't have enough evidence. It means the judge, the prosecutor, and medical professionals AGREED she was schizophrenic.

[@aaronleelayoga]

- literally. Rookie style! A lot of case interrogations are all about “entrapment” techniques and using lies to convince them they’re the culprit. Some innocent people are wrongfully convicted too because of interrogation pressure and wrongful admittance of the crime. I feel like she could have ended the interviews way earlier by just knowing her rights and not waiving them.

[@JJ-wk8zd]

She is smart and crazy she know what she was doing. Her goal was to make them snap to beat her so the case would be tainted or a mistrial.

[@Appl908]

@@JJ-wk8zd yup, played them like a flute. Claimed mental and got out of prison.

[@j0fiz986]

It took an hour for them to shut up and listen to her. She is making up lies on the spot for her fabricated identity. She has an excuse for plot holes as they come and her doing this disproves her angle of an insanity plea because delusional people with a psychotic schizophrenic episode don’t do this. They are living a delusion not making one up as they go for what’s convenient for them. It’s an hour of an 18 year olds fabricated delusion beating seasoned cops here. Crazy. They also care more about being in control than eliciting evidence. The “art of war” shows that you can be in a huge advantage by pretending to be in a position of weakness and having your opponent think they are stronger. So for instance letting her think your believing her lies makes her make up stuff she thinks isn’t being cross examined. My god this is simple stuff, these cops must have been on the scene or something and impacted by what they saw

[@003scorn]

I don’t understand why people get confused when their anger and confusion is met with the same energy

[@b.t.356]

That wasn't an interrogation, that was a verbal argument between a group of classmates in a middle school cafeteria

[@ruppell-fotosefilmesaereos565]

Damn, your middleschool is nothing like Mine! (JK of course😅)

[@azcenteno]

When she’s like “I didn’t kill anybody..” & He’s like “Yeah you did you killed your mom last night” Definitely a middle school argument in the cafeteria 😂👏🏼👏🏼!

[@BinkyTheGoddessDivine]

😅😅😅

[@StephanieOgletree-lj3hu]

Sounds like DID dissociative identity disorder

[@Stevensfamilychannel]

yeah after watching a lot of these, we could do a better interrogation, jeez

[@zzzleepyhead9101]

The prosecutors were staggeringly lucky that this wasn't one of those cases that hinged solely on the interrogation because, goodness, that was a hard listen. I feel like any of us viewers have a better understanding of the Reid technique and could conduct a better interrogation than these "licensed professionals" did 😅 *EDIT: Corrected the misspelling of "Reid" and my typo at the end.

[@itskiki4979]

While I agree I still found it funny how they were going back and forth “No, I am not” “Yes, you are” No, I am not” “Yes, you are” and insulting her it was like they were speaking what was on their mind in this moment 😂

[@zackzimmer7167]

Reid*

[@freddieoblivion6122]

The good cops quit... Behold: the result of turning the world against white ppl.

[@jenniferburton7044]

John E. Reid was a genius.

[@dr.mund0339]

They knew it was her lol and they caught her in 4 or 5 lies lol

[@Almighty_Orion]

If the evidence wasn’t so incriminating, this case may have been thrown out! These are the worst, most antagonistic, untrained Detectives I think I’ve ever seen! They should be taught a lesson on what Effective Detective Work Actually Looks Like!!!!

[@anadubar4819]

They should be made to watch videos on this channel. Videos that show brilliant cops who know how to slowly, steadily bring a suspect towards the breaking point, where he finally confesses.

[@beastmode4617]

It's Aurora Colorado they're not known for competent law enforcement.

[@ImranAli-qh6iz]

then why did you not work the case..?? do you even know how frustrated those officers might be on that situation....

[@danaortega6873]

They need to make her call her mother Maria, she would not have a phone number to call

[@Sixgirlss]

@@ImranAli-qh6iz what a dumb thing to say. they shouldn't have this job if they let their emotions get the better of them, other more professional detectives could have actually gotten information from her.

[@Blueberryyteaa]

The way I am more upset with these "detectives" than I am with her is insane. How is a schizophrenic teenager better at keeping her temper and emotions under control than "trained professionals" that are grown men? And the fact they threw a pen at her? This interrogation should have been thrown out because of the amount of verbal abuse and mistreatment of her. I'm not condoning what she's done by any means, but these "detectives" should have handled this so much better.

[@phenomsweeps]

it was embarrassing watching how horrible these detectives were at interrogating her. just bullying her and expecting confessions.

[@l-b284]

agree! it seems that this tactic has worked in the past so it was their modis operandi; not working on her, they didn't know what else to do

[@napolimerda726]

they will arrest her even without a confession

[@jdjd1593]

Shut up.. she killed her own mother and u are saying how horrible the detective's are being and bullying her.. r u fucking kidding? She is a murderer !!

[@timo4463]

@@napolimerda726 she was identified as the killer so yea? Edit: the OP Said SHE should be Set free BC the Police didnt know she was the Killer/didnt confes to the crime Even tho WE know IT was her

[@leespong-tk2zz]

She just killed her mother. Hell is wrong with you. Your the reason we have entitled teens running lose. Oh, we mustn’t say anything bad, they will get upset.

[@ozarklisa1199]

The thing is that a botched interrogation can easily lead to a bad guy getting away with a crime. I truly was embarrassed for these guys. It tells me that there's a lack of training which means supervisors have not done their job. What a mess.

[@TalkingWithTiff]

Oh yea that interrogation was awful

[@DunsfordFarnsworth]

it seems like theyre part of a good ol boy department

[@CyrusGris]

@@TalkingWithTiff Yeah 100%, it was so cringeworthy watching it, even made me laugh a few times how bad they were and her responses. They got themselves so emotionally attached from the get go that they gave her so many opportunities and openings to refute what they were saying and to gain a little control over the narrative. "Shoddy, shoddy workmanship" to quote a line out of Father Ted🫣🤣

[@bobbybanks77]

Armchair folks are funny, everyone thinks they are an expert. Have you watched a bunch of 48 hours so now you are the greatest??

[@devonwilliams2423]

@@bobbybanks77I agree what your saying how most these people are cringe but they’re mostly just repeating what video said

[@sephiroth1985102514]

Instead of using the interrogation to gather information the investigator used it as a power struggle. "I'll be DAMNED if I let her boss ME around". I'm not trying to downplay how horrendous what she did was but this guy strikes me as the type who, even if the person DIDN'T do it, he might STILL strongarm them into signing a confession under duress.

[@Soul-dm4nu]

Exactly my thought. These guys aren’t the people of the job. I’ve seen many interviews like this… and this has to be the worst I’ve seen.

[@TheOceanLoader]

She says that at 19:48

[@warmlantern0000]

Well said. Absolutely !!

[@colinsparrow0625]

Hundred percent I think the exact same man these guys are idiots.

[@bobmephitis8206]

I'm actually surprised they didn't get some EMT's into the interrogation room to overdose her with ketamine so as to cover up this abomination of an interview.

[@Prophecy1453]

The psychiatrist who said "No , she's fine" should have his license revoked immediately

[@EdenMorningstar-live]

She made a huge mistake right around 40 minutes. She told the officers that she went to the h Mart and ask the lady to use the phone because she's trying to get ahold of her boyfriend. But then told the police after she said that, that her boyfriend doesn't have a phone. She also said that two or three other times before that as well. And no one caught it, not even the person making the video.

[@theresahaddad107]

I caught that too!

[@diamondsandfireworks6252]

Me too! Was surprised Raven didn’t mention it

[@Rick-678]

Funny. I caught that too and was waiting for one of the detectives to say something.

[@theplaguedoctor9477]

Thats what I thought, and she easily avoided ever answering if she even knew her boyfriends number or what it was so they couldn't call him. They just kept talking over her answers instead if letting her dig deeperlies and then finding inconsistencies.

[@ieevux]

I think he was more focused on the horrible interrogation LOL

[@nik4790]

It’s crazy how cops can handle an open an shut case like this so poorly. They left themselves wide open to all kinds of scrutiny in court by not following procedure. This is embarrassing to watch.

[@moniquegarcia1011]

She's trying to get out as we speak or has

[@erican5577]

Aurora CO police are known to be ignorant failures each and every one, time and time again.

[@Edward_Scissor_Feet]

Shut up 😂😂. You know nothing about what they do or what could have happened 🥴😂

[@VNUSA305]

Because the cops have less education

[@afrya3307]

No they did not they had more than enough evidence and were simply trying to get a motive.... what they did was similar to the gribble and spader interrogators....people just parroting what this silly narrator is saying

[@iwiwd624]

Who the hell is behind this channel obtaining never before seen interrogation footage. Amazing work thank you

[@oldtimer666]

he is janitor at a law firm

[@LesleyPhillips-vr7rc]

😮😢💔😡👹😵🤢 🙏🕊️🎉🤧😘🫂

[@Lucienmoon101]

Pretty sure you can request footage and stuff and if the case is over or they can they usually do. I might honestly be wrong tho

[@CandyChicaleese]

She's definitely mentally ill

[@ronaldq893]

@@oldtimer666 master of the custodial art

[@nfair1968]

Cops: you're an evil killer Isabella: I know you are but what am I. That's this entire interview!

[@intensity.density2208]

When I worked as an interpreter, one of the first things we were taught was to not let our emotions get involved when working an interview or interrogation, especially when the situation involved a court case or immigration. Handling an interview incorrectly could throw everything out the window, and if the person being interogated or interviewed has a very good lawyer, they can walk free. These interrogators made so many mistakes from the beginning

[@ifeelbetterabouthis.louis3]

Emitions😂

[@DinosaurToothbrush_NinjaSauce]

@@ifeelbetterabouthis.louis3ah yes, emitional actions

[@intensity.density2208]

​@@ifeelbetterabouthis.louis3😂 wooops! Lol thanks

[@motosk8er2]

Are you one of those interpreters that do the funny dance while people are talking? I love that.

[@invincible8115]

​@@ifeelbetterabouthis.louis3feel better about yourself now that you got the grammar Nazi thing out of your system..? 😂

[@orrac1e]

It’s amazing how her schizophrenia went unnoticed for so long… and when she “acted out” she was sent to live with her dad and vice versa.

[@irenestrmnss4496]

She was sent to her dad at the age of 3 ? A 3 year old dont have scizophrenia. Research

[@dankmemewannabe]

@@irenestrmnss4496 schizophrenia is a neurological disorder with strong genetic ties, just because it's latent at that age doesn't mean it's absent; also she wasn't three at that age. she was three when her parents divorced; not when she was sent to live with her dad due to her difficult behavior

[@kandik7641]

​@@irenestrmnss4496they could. They just aren't diagnosed with it. Same with an 11 year old. They can have it, they just can't be formally diagnosed.

[@sngray11]

@@irenestrmnss4496she was sent to live with her father at age seven for behavioral issues and then later moved back to live with her Mom. I do wonder how her parents missed the signs of her schizophrenia though. And while it is uncommon for a person under the age of 12 or over the age of 40 to be diagnosed with schizophrenia, it does happen occasionally. My friend’s sister displayed bizarre behaviors from childhood but wasn’t diagnosed as being schizophrenic until her late teens.

[@Kahba12334]

you americans use the words schizo/bi-polar/depression too much, most of the time theyre just a bunch of crybabies.

[@sybill123ful]

as someone born and raised in colorado, leave it up to Aurora PD to completely botch a serious interrogation all because THEY got frustrated with her.

[@user-jo5ml8et1z]

This is the stuff of nightmares, very people people could handle doing what they do, and it's frustrating to see the detectives being attacked instead of the monster who murdered her mother. I'd also like to know where/who diagnosed her with schizophrenia because I don't think that's her issue. IMO she's lying and isn't delusional. She's just your garden variety psychopath.

[@TheImmoralNosferatuZodd]

​@@user-jo5ml8et1zlol wut? Also, it's a fair critique of the detectives... Murderers have walked free because detectives mishandled cases.

[@ianjohnson1232]

@@TheImmoralNosferatuZodd true however this one was found with the weapon and there was a witness

[@anophelesnow3957]

Isn't that the city with the police chief and her child services girlfriend into blackmail and the like?

[@love68]

I've had encounters with Denver and Aurora police officers. Denver police were professional and Aurora police acted like wannabes. That was back in the late 80s, early 90s. Nothing changes I guess. 💯🙏💛☯️🌞

[@alimartin5053]

Someone with schizophrenia symptom onset at 18 that already hates their mother is someone that was absolutely abused.

[@Moxaltrum]

Shut up and stop making excuses for bad behavior.

[@Moxaltrum]

Schizophrenia typically develops in females in their late 20’s to early 30’s. It's rare to be diagnosed with schizophrenia before age 12 or after age 40. Men are diagnosed in their late teens to early 20’s.

[@__darkfuneral]

​@@Moxaltrum you said it, it's rare, not impossible!

[@sydney20489]

@@Moxaltrumit’s a schizophrenic break and it’s very real. Educate yourself.

[@Moxaltrum]

@@sydney20489 LOL!!! You go educate yourself so you can stop posting misinformation and stupid comments.

[@jonathanrouse]

I just want to remind everyone on the EWU crew that you guys produce incredible documentaries for us, week to week, the KZbin Community is lucky to have you!

[@theresahaddad107]

Yes we are vey lucky! The amount of time that the Crew must spend on researching is unimaginable!!

[@_Delta_P_]

We knew a woman who was diagnosed with schizophrenia when i was growing up. She once thought her kids were kids from our family and would constantly give us her stuff saying it was ours and we left it at her house. Schizophrenia is terrifying. She was like two totally separate people.

[@prototype9904]

My brother suddenly went schizo at age 25, it's like his mind was replaced and he had completely different mannerisms. He talked different, he walked different, it was like he was a complete stranger. It's the strangest damn thing I've ever experienced ~ by far.

[@raeleighward704]

My uncle has schizophrenia and he’s on pills but sweeties person you will ever meet

[@MiaogisTeas]

Yep. None of which matches this girl's behavior. This is classic dark-triad narcissism. Gaslighting, threats of violence, actually becoming homicidally violent, superiority complex, utterly convinced she's smarter than them(she probably was), and never ever going to release herself from her own delusional fantasy.

[@kyieshareed4855]

Yes. My aunt is schizophrenic and she accused my mom of kidnapping her kids whom are adults and she confused my kids with being hers. It’s really sad

[@NetralFN]

I dont have schizophrenia guys im fine

[@eliseintheattic9697]

This little teenage girl outsmarted them both by throwing a curveball they didn't expect, and they never recovered. As soon as she said she wasn't Isabella, they should have left the room and come up with a game plan because the Whack-a-Mole technique was not working.

[@deborahalexander6618]

Yeah, like an immediate Dr. for a psychological evaluation for the next 50-72 hrs.

[@Amandaf1t]

Whack-a-Mole Technique!!!! spot on!!!!

[@cherrylgibson6714]

😂😂😂😂😂 They should give her a job interrogating suspected offenders. 😂

[@zama422]

I mean, the interrogation is basically a formality. All the other evidence is irrefutable.

[@ellamarsters8791]

I watched this with my dad. He’s a retired police chief and pretty much said the same thing as you. Neither of us could help laughing at the “You made a mistake. It’s okay, I’m not mad at you” part though, lol.

[@marlenegerdts7711]

The worst police officers and the worst interrogation. Their lack of training is so evident. Why do they keep insulting this girl who is obviously mentally sick.

[@CesTorLop]

Did you know what is more scarier than what this girl did to her mother? The fact that she could have walked free because of how bad the police interrogation was. I do hope these gentlemen have learned from this situation.

[@_adrian_sean]

You KNOW they didn't smh 🙄 probably got a promotion

[@wallygumz7869]

how? they had concrete evidence against her. the purpose of the interrogation was to get a confession

[@koreyardoin3695]

The interrogation was a formality by all accounts. The case was air tight due to: Physical evidence found on scene, DNA testing, and an eye witness to the incident. The only way it could get more concrete would've been if they'd had a magic camera that caught it all on film. The only way she'd theoretically walk away free would be an insanity plea, which if that did occur then nothing these investigators could've done, regardless of how perfect they were, would've changed that. That relies on psychologists. Instead we should see this as a lucky opportunity that we managed to catch their mistakes on a throw away case instead of finding all this out much later on an investigation that would've actually relied on their skills. Now we have the ability to replace them or retrain them with minimal damage done.

[@christopherpitts3941]

not true just because an officer loses their cool doesnt mean tht the suspect gets a free pass

[@glitch1182]

I really do think she was suffering from undiagnosed mental illness. What she texted her friends days before what she did to her mother is bizarre. The fact she called her mother some other name is also a red flag. She was not a sane person and the psychiatrist her family went to go see really fucked up by saying theres nothing wrong with her.

[@ferntaylor3]

this is the only crime channel that brings the best evidence/confession tapes, the most important details, actually explains everything and wraps things up so we know what happened in the end as well as having subtitles for every single person & highlighting important words and sentences said. my favourite channel

[@dylandawson388]

He is a joke. You are blind if you dont understand that by now

[@connorestes9814]

@@dylandawson388whats that exactly supposed to mean? 😂

[@TheWhisperingPenis]

The mirror men. They're coming.

[@BethLoy]

This is clear demon possession!!!

[@seufimeaqui9034]

@@dylandawson388care to explain?

[@jazmynejohnson6565]

Her response to the detectives showing pictures of herself Isabella: “she’s pretty” . Like no you did not just give yourself a compliment I definitely chuckled at that 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@traciharris]

She ain't wrong 😈

[@ducati3241]

@@traciharrisnahhhhhhh🤣

[@beamzsalt4252]

She’s mid af, if even that

[@belachaney]

​@@traciharriscornball

[@traciharris]

@@belachaney never tried one 😶

[@sonofsparta2693]

This should be in all detective training as an example of what NOT TO DO

[@lolalouise9503]

Calling her an idiot and stupid over and over in an aggressive and confrontational tone is really gonna get you to open up. 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@timeforsleep-wz3wm]

What a couple of highly trained professionals we've got here.

[@V1Variant]

​@@timeforsleep-wz3wmI honestly feel like I could have done a better job....and I'm 100% not qualified lol

[@michellealloco1015]

Abusive they were

[@cluebin8398]

She's skitzo and believes her own BS, there is no "opening up" ever going to happen.

[@LAorBust2011]

That's how most interrogations go. They aren't friendly and rational processes.

[@vanessalieb7708]

this could’ve been soooooo good with a great detective😭

[@LifenaDay525]

Guessing these guys no longer are detectives. All they had to do was wait for all the forensic evidence.

[@roccolove9996]

It already is soo good. Very entertaining to watch..😅

[@gothdawg]

@@LifenaDay525i hope they’re not. they’re behavior is completely unprofessional and let their OWN emotions effect the interrogation, they could fuck up so many innocent lives because of their stupidity.

[@francocholo1247]

A different set of detectives would have ended the conversation after 10 minutes because the subject was severely mentally ill and incapable of admitting who she was in spite of indisputable evidence such as her own father confronting her. The idea that this could have been a fruitful interrogation had different tactics been employed shows just how delusional the average youtube true crime addict is.

[@TitaniumTurbine]

@@LifenaDay525 It’s not just about waiting for forensic evidence. Detectives (ones that are actually trained) always try to get a confession from the suspect to further strengthen their case for court. The more evidence police/detectives/technicians gather for a jury/judge, the better the odds of conviction.

[@megmoo96]

“Dont tell me how to do my job!!” someone literally needs to tell this man how to do his job tho 🥴

[@VladricRunte]

Cap

[@mastr-sf1jv]

The case was already open and shut for all they knew she was going to be locked up for the rest of her life and this was the last opportunity for someone decent in her life to set her fucking straight for better or worse and this is the only thing all you zombies can repeat

[@1984isnotamanual]

Hi Meagan 👋

[@Eirelav25]

Dad walks in, she looks scared and asks "Who are you?" she eats a chip 😂😂😂 lmfao

[@DHKrieg]

Damn, this might be the worst interrogation I've seen so far. They just seem to be outraged and lashing out at her for emotional satisfaction, which is teenager behaviour, not interrogator behaviour.

[@kateashby3066]

These guys are right up there with the two morons who interrogated Sarah Boone. They’re SO bad that I wonder if they’re just going thru the motions because they have SO much evidence that the confession is really not necessary. Or so I hope that’s why they’re this bad at their jobs!

[@Instant-mygamingclips]

the second cop being personaly insulting all the time. it feels savage when you realise he dont stop the mean comments😂🏆

[@MsGrowle]

AGREE! I hope these two men are no longer interrogating and get hours more training. Talk about dense as a stump

[@legionclown2656]

Yeah normal teenage behavior like stabbing your mom to death then pretending you are a different person.

[@terrybernadino3385]

To be fair, that murder scene looked like something straight out of a horror movie. I can understand why they would be repulsed by this "thing".

[@Debthouse]

The detectives treated this like a slam-dunk conviction before the interrogation even began. They were too impatient, perhaps emotionally-driven to allow her to incriminate herself. This is a dumpster fire of a hot mess.

[@afrya3307]

Well it was a slam dunk case....they had so much evidence.... if the girl did not fool the ONE shrink who wrote the mental health report to the judge and prosecutor she would be in prison for life...these detectives did not do anything really wrong, people are just parroting what this silly narrator is saying Who most likely has limited knowledge on police interrogations

[@YokaiX]

Considering the circumstances, there is an argument to be made that it was a slam dunk.

[@Debthouse]

@@YokaiX Wouldn't that suggest you proceed with extra caution to ensure success in regards to meticulously gathering all the evidence required following the proper procedure to guarantee a conviction through evidence and proof beyond a reasonable doubt instead of being reckless and fumbling multiple times?

[@dede4004]

This is DEMONIC. They are not facing a human, thry are facing a demon posessed child. This is what they do. Demon posession seems confusing. Most people WANT to believe that this isn't real, its only "in the movies". It's a demon, or MANY in her. It's why they're seemingly talking to more than one person......THEY ARE. It's demon posession.

[@yyg4632]

exactly. very emotionally driven. it seems like they didnt even prepare. too cocky

[@ItsOkayToBeHappy]

It's interesting at 38:14 when Isabella makes a mistake by revealing she knows information before it's given to her. The investigators ask about Cathy and she replies "I thought this girl has no friends." The detectives miss the opportunity to hone in on her mistake & say "We didn't say Cathy was a friend, Cathy could be a sister or a neighbor. You know Cathy is a friend because you ARE Isabella."

[@E1drad_]

She also says she doesn't know her boyfriend's phone number, but then later on she claims she wanted to use a stranger's phone to call her boyfriend. They should have probed how she knew which number to call.

[@newphon3-v3s]

You’re not a detective bro shut up

[@sunnyadams5842]

​@@E1drad_These so-called detectives are just incompetent bullies.

[@thebrightrider]

You cannot use logic with people that have schizophrenia, you will never win as seen here.

[@theruizplace]

Y’all should be the detectives Fr

[@MILIDEB-zg5dr]

"Are You on any drugs"😂😂😂got me dying 16:20

[@TJRocknMetalTalk]

Weather this girl is guilty or not it is crazy absolutely crazy how childish these detectives are with the back and forth arguing!

[@Js-eq7yd]

She's guilty...

[@blarmy827]

Weather? Lol

[@midaszay213]

Sunny with a slight chance of rain 😂

[@ishmaelgamer8198]

Wtf you mean whether she guilty, her father literally saw it happen wtf 😂

[@jakelongstaff4102]

she was guilty they ha dthe evidence, the interrogation was merely a formality

[@BrownSugaBabe]

Did he literally just call her an idiot and stupid? Wow…the unprofessionalism. He’s screaming and cursing, throwing pens…why hasn’t someone stepped in and pulled him out? What she did was absolutely horrible but he handled that worse than a rookie.

[@Dan55888]

He's not wrong... You know who has more audacity? The murderer bitch playing games with them trying the whole "I'm just a sweet innocent victim" bullshit

[@jonathanalexis6792]

always ohio

[@kimberlychelen9890]

​@@jonathanalexis6792 ALWAYS!

[@easeusjesus]

She should of asked for a lawyer instead of trying to lie professionally for 8 hrs. She stabbed a women a hundred times like, it almost doesn’t matter. Yeah, i wouldn’t want these detectives on any other case but let’s not lose the forest for the trees here

[@dum..]

@@easeusjesus except that's not what anybody is talking about

[@RUNESCAPER123]

What she did was disgusting, but wow, she trolled the shit out of these detectives... they need some serious training.

[@ns2304]

Wouldnt call that trolling as much as it was her trying to weasel her way out.

[@bostontowny4life744]

I want you to walk into a bathroom crime scene where you see the dead mutilated body of a mother, torn to pieces with knife stabs, and then you find the killer. Who is the mothers own daughter. I want to see how you’d be able to compose yourself/

[@gutts7433]

@@bostontowny4life744 They see dead bodies all the time that's their job. It's not like they're rookies either these are detectives. They would've seen the Aurora movie theater bodies not even a full year before this happened in the same town.

[@sakuracardcaptor4709]

@@bostontowny4life744 THIS!!! 100%!!!

[@sakuracardcaptor4709]

@@gutts7433 Yeah and? It's not like a walk in the park, its traumatizing even though they see the dead all the time. Wake up.

[@pantherablyth]

This is the girl who went viral for being "Cute but Psycho" according to those who romanticize it.

[@spy6205]

This felt like I was watching a deeply emotionally immature father argue with his stubborn teenage daughter. Zero professionalism. Zero tact. Zero emotional control. Zero patience. Tons of threats and insults. This was embarrassingly bad, to the point that I hope those cops got demoted and sent back to training. These guys are so lacking in the proper temperament and skillset that idk if I can even call them detectives.

[@shalinimahalingam9064]

​@@deb6853even without the narration, it's obvious how incompetent these detectives are.

[@QenaitheCustodianGuard]

​@@deb6853 found the cops burner.

[@sasfishadventures9729]

They should never be allowed to interogate again

[@caymens604]

that's why it's so hard to watch. Been there myself.

[@francocholo1247]

I'd love to see how you and the rest of the youtube comment detectives would interrogate a severely schizophrenic woman in full blown psychosis who doesn't recognize herself or her own family. She was deemed mentally incompetent for good reason and that's not something you can trick a court into as they make 99% of those who claim mental illness stand trial as competent anyway.

[@gb9926]

My wife is a retired police detective. She was appalled at these two police officers. They are not interrogators, just missing opportunities to understand the crime and the perpetrator.

[@rose-mariewarburton6228]

Can your wife not please report or bring attention to these two clowns? They would be the reason why criminals walk free or why the police department gets sued or even why things would be thrown out on technicalities.

[@ToniHunterOne]

@@rose-mariewarburton6228 I'm not sure what your asking here. Are you asking the detective to report this so criminals will get off or wont get off due to bad interrogation skills?

[@benballer617]

You mean husband? Women can’t be detectives 😂😂

[@Manyrain]

​@@benballer617yes... yes they can.

[@auraofnorah]

@@benballer617 nice bait account

[@charliebrown4697]

Her seeing a picture of herself and saying “she’s pretty” killed me LOL

[@phylis3917]

Yes. Got that.

[@shersinghthakur8425]

Shows thats her lmao i mean she is still doing drama still couldn't stop herself from calling her own picture preety lmao

[@DanielleLee-y1b]

And the police said “yeah you’re a pretty girl”

[@clivemitchell4316]

Narcissism at its highest

[@mileslong3904]

Especially because she's not pretty.

[@motorcity7137]

“Can you stop interrogating me ?” OMFG

[@natalieweiss5193]

When the narrator basically said forensic files trained HER at interrogation better than a police department.. 😂😂😂 this is EWU gold!

[@johnlandhar6373]

😂😂😂

[@Red7Ent]

💀💀💀

[@corbeau-_-]

it's sort of sad that this is the shady side of infotainment...

[@ushireborn]

the fact the incompetent cops didnt realize they were dealing with a schizophrenic suspect is mind boggling. they were so busy trying to be "tough guys" that they missed so many opportunities to get deep into this girl's head.

[@jayelee8041]

So the Police missed opportunities to get inside a diagnosed schizaphrenics head?!?! How odd. I wonder how the Police, who obviously aren't psychiatrists, missed that???

[@cocobunitacobuni8738]

they are not educated and live in a time when mental disorder was either not real or not talked about. Fortunately in this case she got institutionalized and not sent to prison.

[@cocobunitacobuni8738]

@@JK-xt7ro very much so

[@ChimeSpace]

Why do you all call cold blooded murderers schizophrenic, that's how murderers escape Justice

[@hollyphillips7597]

Live in a time where mental illness is not known?!! Come on… this video was from 4 days ago! Listening to her I knew she was schizophrenic… I diagnosed my cousin with schizophrenia and I’m not even a doctor. Detectives are clueless of mental illness! This was so unprofessional on so many levels. The fact that it continued as long as it did and no higher ups through him out from his behavior shows that whole facility is BAD and needs to get knocked down and rebuilt again. She could have also had multiple personality disorder too! Not saying what she did was right… by no means. I’m just saying she is not in her right mind and they should have known it was a mental issue. The dad too as well as the mother…

[@MagickP00dle]

These detectives are embarrassing and dangerous. Someone needs to review their cases for coercing or threatening people into confessions. I don't know how their superiors can see any of this and not see what a liability these guys are.

[@RagnarokPKXD]

This looks normal to me, This is exactly what I would expect.

[@lilliekenzie9304]

YES!!! that's exactly what I said! Someone needs to resend this video & hv these detectives cases reviewed

[@blackdan0259]

@@lilliekenzie9304 It was reviewed. The thing is she is indeed Isabella, there is no denying that she did kill her mom! The detectives may or may not need to change their tactics, but the fact leading to the apprehension and trials for Isabella is a non error!

[@Milk-ck1wv]

​@@RagnarokPKXDWhich is why you aren't a investigator n

[@Milk-ck1wv]

​@@blackdan0259Ok? and? She was a murderer that doesn't change that these men are wrong as well. Imagine if she was actually innocent and had a doppleganger! Would you want a victim to be treated like this during a investigation just because they are possibly POSSIBLY a murderer.

[@tararose5136]

"Dont talk into your knees its disrespectful" bro you called her an idiot youve done nothing to earn her respect