When The Suspect Begins Acting Very Strange

#truecrime #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 true crime documentary, we take a look at what happens when a love triangle goes wrong. Scott Sunford, his wife Desiree Sunford were both having a relationship with the same woman, Paige Blades.
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[@RedTreeCrime]

This one is pretty wild. Don't forget to subscribe if you feel this channel has earned your subscription.

[@kaymadd]

Loads of buzzing sounds in this video like at 09.52 is that intended?

[@fairlyvague82]

Loads of random buzzing across this video which is deafening with earbuds. Can you fix that please? Thanks

[@complimentary_voucher]

It's not really wild, half the boring-arse dipshits on your block are doing this nasty shit these days thinking they're porn stars. Ewww.

[@tracyelliott775]

Ahh yes. I remember this. So freaking weird Thank you for posting ❤️❤️ Love this channel 👍👏🏼👏🏼

[@qalba3016]

Are you the same person presents the Explore With Us channel,?? I watch your channel from Middle East/Jordan Cheers 🥂

[@tuckgraph]

"Is there anyone who might want to hurt her?" "Nothing. I mean, who hates an art teacher? It's an elective." One of the strangest things I've heard in an interrogation.

[@bbbb98765]

tbf though, art teachers don't usually have a long list of enemies

[@alanluscombe8a553]

A lot of the shit he says is odd

[@Jfen79]

​​@@bbbb98765 I didn't care for an art teacher, didn't hate her but she was just the stereotypical art teacher, granola type that I thought was a yahoo

[@rickallen6378]

Actually plenty of right wingers hate art teachers.

[@bbbb98765]

@@rickallen6378 Ha ha . Fair point. I sometimes forget just how messed up they can be

[@mazystarr]

5 years after my wife was killed on the operating table, I can still send myself into a crying, hyperventilating mess by reliving the memory of the moment they told me. Still happens 3 or 4 times a month, although I try to avoid it obviously. Sometimes it just happens. I was in an unresponsive fog for the first few months after, this dude chuckling away makes me sick. EDIT: I just want to thank everyone for such overwhelming positivity. With the exception of surprisingly few trolls, I read all of these and they make me a little happier, even if I may cry while reading them. I don't have any kids or want to date, since we were together from 15 years old I honestly wouldn't even know where to start. You may not think it, but sometimes just a quick positive comment or small conversation, even with a total stranger, could possibly be making their day a lot better. You never know what the person next to you is going through.

[@suzzylouloudougherty5237]

😢

[@intothemindshaft]

Dude I’m so sorry 😞

[@Shortstacksandticktacks]

Prayers for your health. Sorry for your loss.

[@mazystarr]

​@@intothemindshaft No need for sorrow, she has earned her respite from this terrible place. I was left here to atone so that I may one day be reunited. One of my biggest faults is getting angry at people who do not appreciate what they have, and I am working on that. People don't know better and it's not my place to judge.

[@rihamy2nd]

@@mazystarr know and understand that a stranger just read your comments and is touched and saddened by this. May peace be with you. As for the piece of garbage in the video, the only thing I’d feel bad about for his passing would be the unfortunate bacteria and maggots that would ultimately consume his putrid flesh.

[@chrisperez1650]

Paige knew WAY TOO MUCH DETAIL about the murder. She knew every single step taken, how many shots and even how far the shots were made from the target. She definitely set him up

[@helgafrahmann4201]

Why you say,,she,, ?its a he?? 😅

[@moonagedaydream-ohyeah]

I thought the same exact thing when I was listening to her tell the story..

[@malikarashad5910]

Literally! She’s putting on such a performance.

[@DB-hl4es]

All pronouns lead to murder

[@lindseyscammell9347]

​@@helgafrahmann4201what do you mean? They're talking about Paige... she's a woman

[@kingginger3335]

Lmao "I just drove around a little bit, just giving her that chance to call me." What the hell kind of statement is that? Lol I mean talk about incriminating yourself

[@poggersgaming]

His emotions just don't add up. "It would have killed me to see if anything bad happened to her" "Sir your wife is dead" "OK".

[@salexmatei]

lol exactly 😂

[@debbieburrington3816]

So…..you knew she was dead then? That’s why you didn’t go in? Because you knew that there was nothing you could do? Riiiiiiight…..

[@leanie5234]

"It was driving me nuts" (over and over), then he just waits outside.

[@tylercharlyy]

I noticed that too 😂

[@tylercharlyy]

@@debbieburrington3816 right ?? He totally contradicted himself

[@timoraymo]

Never seen a happier guy to tell his story moments after his wife was found murdered. Insane.

[@jodyvollmer4125]

This guy and his random details and rambling story are all very big red flags for me. I can’t believe he got away with it.

[@Annoye]

@@jodyvollmer4125Because that wasn’t him maybe?

[@lauracook8203]

I also found it odd that while Paige was telling them what Marty allegedly did, she went through each and every detail as if she was right there with him. Who the hell is able to tell a 2nd hand account that accurately?

[@burtreynolds3143]

I bought my wife a motorcycle: Make: Harley, Model: X, Trim package: Y I taught her to shoot. I bought her a gun. Model: X, Caliber: Y, black handle, shiny barrel, shoots slightly low and left I bought her other guns. Models: A, B, C, Calibers: X, Y, Z. "None of those calibers were used to kill her. Wait. Did you tell me my wife is dead yet?" I'd fight 1000 guys. My Dad was super cool. Also, super great. Also, a great shooter. Also, won all kinds of awards. Did I also mention how cool I am? I buy things for my wife. I ride a Harley. "Can I go now? I have to get this gun I borrowed back to my girlfriend. My wife knows about her. That's how cool I am. "

[@briancleveland6115]

​@@Annoye 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it most definitely was !

[@QuellyQ]

That boy said "what can you tell me" 😂😂

[@jackie971]

this is horrible! how did the cops fall for Paige’s obvious lies!! “He killed her bc he’s obsessed with me and he wants me to be happy with another man” please!! Justice for Marty :(

[@ThaiaGardener]

Right!! What’s he getting out of that????

[@BOC-kr2il]

His story of being so concerned about his wife that he needs to call the cops yet is then too scared to go in the house despite having a gun is totally unbelievable

[@thegmom7812]

Absolutely !!!

[@WynneL]

Yeah, maybe if he wasn't a military man that could've worked, but it was stupid of him to even try that one.

[@TheWelchcat]

And not even scared of a person, he said he was scared of seeing her dead or restrained and afraid while he had been waiting. That he just couldn't see that. Uh huh. Suuure

[@Oz4rmEg]

He's definitely involved in his wife's killing

[@TheMimie000]

They said if someone is explaining everything before actually asking for help, it means it's nothing serious for them. It's because someone who really needs help will only ask for help as soon as the dispatcher answers the call. This man is taking too much time to explain unnecessary things. He already looked guilty the moment he started talking too much.

[@fairlyvague82]

I can’t believe the husband got off with murder after watching his behaviour in that interview. He’s repeatedly laughing. He’s been told his wife has been murdered and he starts waffling away about his Dads ex service gun for 20 mins. He must be watching this and laughing.

[@mullcrumthesage6303]

Some people cope with bad news and stress differently. In addition, if he's ever been in combat, he has learned to keep cool even when people you care about have been killed.

[@melodiefrances3898]

​@Mullcrum the Sage yeah, but it's usually a very alert kind of calm, not an I'm bored calm.

[@robertbarnhart7791]

Dude is a total psychopath. Our justice system is so broken. Or is it... smh

[@Arizona_lilly]

omg LOL someone else’s the dad

[@CNYKnifeNut]

@@melodiefrances3898 It's not "usually" anything. As a combat vet, I can assure you there is no textbook response to the way we deal that kind of stress.

[@greendaygirlm3622]

“I can’t help you too much, I wasn’t there” ah yes a true and compelling statement, you’re free to go and no longer a suspect

[@nancyleith6132]

then proceeds to describe the scene as a military - but a dumb one at that. unbelievable.

[@remotelylucy]

These “detectives”🕵🏻‍♂️ were the absolute worst. Unbothered, uncaring, and unwilling to put the pieces of the puzzle 🧩 together to initiate JUSTICE

[@auditamplifier8493]

They let him cook... and it worked 🤷

[@BaileySantaMonica]

He had more emotions talking about guns than the death of his wife.

[@babylondon9893]

smh

[@Bettinasisrg]

Welcome to America

[@keyboardwarrior1233]

I bet her toto 😺 wasn't that good

[@phoebeb.332]

Checks.

[@YouTubeCensorshipStinks]

@@Bettinasisrg Would you say the same silliness about archers or people in the HEMA community? Most gun owners aren't murderers and are just regular people.

[@aceboogie2984]

He spent so much time explaining how the new ADT system works and which exits he took on the way home he forgot to be concerned about his wife's death or ask what happened.

[@bronzethunderbeard1572]

Right? This was my take from the beginning. This dude is going on and on with these long winded responses and going into all this meaningless detail. Hes a nut-job who thinks he can talk his way out of murdering his wife.

[@woozie___]

also couldn't neglect to mention his charger five times and also the sweet motorcycle he got her (it was a 2010 sportster 83 iron)

[@sirvilhelmofyonderland]

His story is so long, so pointless. He might as well just walked himself into a cell.

[@Hogartth]

@c0ckhead684 you sound very ignorant but luckily you still have time to delete this.

[@stephanietribuna8591]

AND he probably was BS'ing about the system, to boot. This guy is just weird.

[@lindajackson5866]

Early on in the interview, when he said “I couldn’t take it anymore”, says a lot. I always listen to what phrases they use and this speaks volumes.

[@Crow-jg4sj]

I agree. Then he stated he'd die if anything happened to her. Then he said "ok" after finding out she died

[@pianoandeden]

Deception Detective?

[@Mws556]

Well, aren't you the intuitive, genius type 😂

[@user-gn7ln8dq7d]

Did anyone else catch that Paige said she was "excited about getting the house and that everything was NEW" and that is how Marty found out about the key because they were discussing the new house? It doesn't make sense that Desiree would be letting Paige move in if she sent Paige a text saying she was uncomfortable with Paige and Scott's relationship- I wonder how Paige intended to move into that house...

[@swim2kill]

I've never seen anyone so happy and carefree after losing his wife

[@Bombadil-ez9ns]

George Costanza.

[@Zmiana_Pogody]

On the other hand he seems totally honest in this lack of emotions. He doesn't try to cover it. His body posture is honest also. Imo he is dysfunctional or just emotionless person. There are such people among us, including myself. I have one of the personality disorders, called "avoidance personality". I hardly ever feel emotions. The more stressful situation, the more calm I am! My whole psychological system is concentrated on avoiding the emotions and whenever I can do it I'm very happy. I don't even like to feel joy for example. (I spent last 20 years on different therapies and finally I started to feel some emotions. For example last year I started to feel angry on my first boyfriend, which is 30 years after we met! (I'm 45 and was properly diagnosed 5 years ago).) Imo normal people very often can't understand the difference between emotions and morality. Just because they are lucky to be normal, and they cannot imagine the situations of somebody who is not so lucky to be so normal as them. Emotions are something we can't influence. They just happen to us. (Even to me. They still happen to my body&mind, my personality disorder just "pushes them out of my view".) This is why we humans also learn morality. There are psychopaths for example, who are lucky enough to be diagnosed and understand the diagnosis, and despite they still don't feel remorse while hurting others, they don't do that, because they learnt the common morality and use it on the daily basis. They are still unable to feel the normal emotions, but they are able to learn normal knowledge about emotions. This is hudge difference! This guy may feel dozens of different emotions or may feel no emotions at all - these are just chemical reactions of his body and mind and he has no power or minimum power over them. Yet, he has a power over his actions, his responsibilities, his morality, his ethics, he has to obey the law, he is a part of his civilisation, his society, his nation, etc, etc. This is why the lack of emotions is not the key to the case. The key to the case is whether he is honest in his testimony. Including the lack of the emotions. If he would cover the lack of the emotions "OMG OMG my beloved wife is dead, noooo, I couldn't even think about thaaaat" - this would be imo much more suspicious than his obvious lack of emotions during this meeting. (We don't know whether emotions won't for example "hit" him couple days later, such situations are also possible with human brains.)

[@laurierice7687]

I think Paige & Scott did it. They set that poor guy up.

[@Ltasty]

@@Bombadil-ez9ns George couldn't standher

[@Bombadil-ez9ns]

@@Ltasty Restrained jubilation never looked so joyous.

[@ericmcmanus5179]

"Yeah, it was your wife that was found deceased in the house". "OK, well, do you mind if we talk about my father's great shooting competition awards he got back in the day instead?"

[@MacXpert74]

😂

[@salexmatei]

😂😂😂

[@3825yocouch]

😅

[@3825yocouch]

This was a hornet death triangle

[@kristovapalenkova5884]

😂😂😂

[@bison8745]

Interrogator asks "what happens" The husband goes on to give a 20minutes,detailed,play-by-play of every single thing he's done that day. Making sure to tell him how much he worried about his wife and make sure the cop knows he has a good alibi = guilty as hell

[@rebeccapanther4973]

Exactly!

[@spazzyklutz75]

He couldn't possibly have murdered her... he gave her the better bicycle.

[@LeahBeah173]

Not his wife “the wife” according to him. Who tf even says that

[@I.no.ah.guy57]

​@@spazzyklutz75 it was a motorcycle, but yeah

[@kodeefoster8159]

I cannot believe that investigator. Worst interrogating I think I’ve ever seen. He was SO clearly guilty. Actually insane how the case went cold for a year. So messed up

[@QueensNewYorkguy]

Yeah if a case goes cold 🥶 for as long as a year than that means most likely it was a garbage investigator/s! He questioned Scott but kept quiet falling for Paige and her induced fake crying and tears as she had so much time to think up many lies

[@BennyTygohome]

I'm sorry the detectives didn't try harder interrogating Scott and Paige. I fully believe they did it.

[@LaLaLonna]

Yeah when Scott says "I didn't go in because I was afraid of what I may find, but if she needed me, was hurt or tied up then it would kill me to know I just sat outside" WHY didn't the detective ask "how did you know she didn't need you?" But nope, just silence from the detective. The detectives investigating this case are about as bad as the Chandler, AZ detectives that investigated the death of Charles Vallow.

[@JackIsaacQ]

His dad's a cop. Enough said 🎉

[@crispyone2564]

It's pretty obvious to the detectives as well. The problem is they have to be able to prove it to a jury and they only get 1 shot at that. No reason to blow it just to have some new evidence come to light and not be able to prosecute.

[@mathewpist4]

The guy who went down for it did provide a murder weapon. He's not innocent. You don't just hand people your registered gun and think nothing of it

[@Lola-AreaCode212]

​@@JackIsaacQ my thought as well. It's just too, too often like that.

[@fionamckinnon1167]

😱 I can’t believe Scott and Paige got away with murder and that poor fool Marty is in jail!

[@dawnforsythe7857]

Right, they definitely r guilty

[@RLFinTX]

That is the saddest thing. I could tell she was lying right off the bat.

[@last-chance_]

Why would Marty go down for all of them? I agree he wasn't the only one but why did he stay silent?

[@jeffbowler3632]

@@RLFinTX How come the PO-lice didn't pick up on all of the theatrics by Paige? Covering her face and phony crying...

[@brandonmass3787]

Because Scott's daddy is a cop

[@OFFICIALLUSH]

Miss Paige knew a little too much info to not be there during the murder. And I can tell she wasn’t crying over what happened, but she was crying for herself and scared to death she was about to get caught by opening her mouth with her BS lies at all. Scott was talking way too much, completely unemotional and switched up stories. Marty seemed like the only believable person here.

[@chrystaltemple4818]

Wow. When someone is told their wife may be dead and they immediately start elaborately explaining their own movements, and with all this chuckling…. He did it.

[@simonh7954]

So an armed ex military guy who’s very comfortable with guns could not go into his own house to see if his wife needed help. Right… you would think instinct would kick in and that in the military he probably saw bodies. Really bad lie

[@SuicideVan]

I'm an armed ex paratrooper and clearing a house solo, even one you are familiar with is a bad idea. However, if I thought my wife being inside was possible I would take the risk.

[@md9971]

Plus he said he would only go in if she needed him or was being held captive...how would he know she didn't "need help" unless he already knew she was dead?

[@sonjastanger5858]

@@SuicideVan exactly

[@majob]

This is real life, not a movie or videogame. Military training doesn't make you immune to a potential bullet, and you're taught not to put yourself into dangerous situations alone

[@Crowfist]

Barring THIS VIDEO, please Understand that armed conflict can paralyze anyone in fear. Having a "body count" can actually make people more afraid of armed conflict. Again, i am disregarding this video and actions taken by this individual, i am just tired of seeing statements criticise action taken during a possible armed conflict. If you have never had a weapon fire at you with intent to kill i strongly suggest refraining from making statements on what should be done when a conflict with firearms may be involved. Barring and disregarding this individual we should understand that soldiers are still people. Save for a few, killing people makes people uncomfortable.

[@AlexanderFort]

It’s depressing when people get away with murder.

[@gottadomor7438]

Not for them.

[@gottadomor7438]

Living w/ that might cause them anxiety tho I guess; then again maybe not - gotta be some kinda sociopath to commit premeditated murder.

[@user-lj2cb2pj8j]

​@Gotta DoMor personally I tend to forget the bad times I've had with people in my past, only the good memories, that's gotta be haunting for murderous people

[@beautytryouts]

Especially when they get rich with well over a half a million dollars in life insurance….

[@smsiv]

Marty didn't, although he got off easy

[@Chelseashares]

I’ve watched tons of documentaries on this case and Marty supported Paige in so many ways. He wanted to be with her and Paige would flirt with him back and constantly ask for stuff but never actually dated him or paid him back. Crazy how she got rid of him like she wanted and Scott got rid his wife like he wanted. They will get what they deserve in one way or another I hope.

[@doclumiz1]

“I bet if I talk constantly detailing a billion answers to questions I’ve not been asked while chuckling periodically this detective won’t think I shot my wife.”

[@silverkiss37]

WHO ELSE IS WITH ME??? When Paige was describing how "Marty killed Dez"... The way she described every detail made me realize she was the one who did it. That was not someone recounting what someone else had told them. How she said Dez was crawling away gave me chills. I don't see how the cops didn't see right through her. She recounted every single step. Poor, poor Marty and poor Dez.

[@soggybiscotti8425]

He was clearly in on it with her otherwise he would have been straight in that door. His lack of emotion, the fact that he bounced straight to this woman after her death, the jovial nature of his discussion after being told his wife was executed. Driving around waiting for police to arrive first. And then all of the evidence that one obviously would have been destroyed or removed if taken, and if the purpose was just to kill the woman, you wouldn't also go and take her belongings and keep them unless you were planning on having a fall guy to plant evidence on. They were hoping they would get away with it cleanly, but when pressure rose and the spotlight turned to them, they finally decided to plant all of the evidence, and report him so that they could get all of the attention off themselves. Plus the way the fall guy spoke was not that of a guilty man. That was genuine surprise and fear. They had planned this together from the beginning to remove his wife from the picture. When she found out Des was pregnant that was their time to do it otherwise he wouldn't be able to leave her.

[@silverkiss37]

@@soggybiscotti8425 Marty was the dude that got set up as the scapegoat and went to prison for this murder that was clearly done by Dez's husband and his side girl, Paige. Yeah, I agree with you that the husband was CLEARLY guilty! But you just got one thing wrong... I was talking about the fall guy. Not the husband.

[@Goemomma]

Nah fr when she said how many shots were fired into her as she was crawling away and she knew it was a full clip. I was like nahhh dawg she’s literally telling you guys how many shots she fired into her 😔🕊️

[@silverkiss37]

@@Goemomma Right? That's what I'm saying! It was chilling listening to that. I just don't understand how these detectives got it so wrong??

[@soggybiscotti8425]

@Kelly Ehrich oh my bad, sorry I wrote that a few hours after watching it and mixed up the names lol. Yeah that poor bastard.

[@kristineh1601]

How... Is Marty still in prison? I have never seen a more obvious setup in my entire life.

[@smsiv]

Because he pled guilty?

[@mickistover4118]

@@smsivwouldn’t you? If he had taken it to trial there’s a strong possibility he would be sentenced to life. The cops couldn’t see through the bullshit so he was probably thinking a jury wouldn’t either. Poor guy

[@smsiv]

@@mickistover4118 Poor guy, he's the one person out of all of them who got nailed telling outright lies to the cops about the murder weapon, as opposed to some behavioral analysis mumbo jumbo that people learned from KZbin University.

[@FelonDog]

​@@smsiv He didn't plea guilty. Did you even listen? lmao He maintains his innocence, but realizes that the evidence doesn't look good against him. And why doesn't it look good? Because he was set up. Herp derp. The huge red flag to me is that he apparently went into so, so much detail with that lady from what she is telling the investigators, and then when they ask her if she can get him to admit to it again with a wire on (and you see the wheels turning in her head from being asked that and how she knows that isn't going to work because she's making it all up), and suddenly she can't get him to talk about it anymore and he doesn't even know what she's talking about. That should have been HUGE red flags that it was all a set up. No one is going to be obsessed and trusting with someone and tell them EVERY little detail a year later about a murder they committed for no apparent reason, and then act like they don't know what they are talking about. You're gullible. lmao

[@brianedward6417]

Marty is a killer you idiot👉👉👉👉yeah...👉👉🐇🤡🤪🤣

[@martyblack7245]

That dude was straight up, set up. WTH is wrong with these prosecutors & cops charging this Man. If you can’t tell that girl is lying, you should not be ANYONE. With authority over anyone else’s life!… I would love to hear that, “wire” conversation, to see how many times she slipped up there? Look at how she looks at the detective for confirmation, after she flips that pic!

[@georgia4549]

Her telling the detectives how Marty did it was way too perfect, like who remembers those details and who explains those details when confessing to someone. She knew it step by step as if she was the one who wrote and organised it.

[@amberlayne4206]

Paige killed that woman. She gave an entire run down of the shooting just used Marty as the shooter instead of herself.

[@WALKERCOR204]

Creating reasonable doubt in the process... damn

[@mutt3162]

I agree. And she seemed a little "too" upset and to really ham it up.

[@marisela7825]

Not only that, but it started off as "Marty is my best friend!" and turns into, "he is so obsessed with me!" And the cops just let that go!!! That would have been such a perfect interrogation flip! They did a horrible job! They should have asked, why she was crying? The text messages should have been evidence to help charge her! They missed all kinds of opportunity!! It's sickening!!

[@marisela7825]

I also think the "co worker" who called in to tell on Marty was Paige also! She called in a prior tip! This is a year later and a co worker just happens to all of a sudden involve him?? Yea right!!!

[@mutt3162]

@@marisela7825 Marty is going to make new jail friends. They usually don't look kindly to pedios and rapists.

[@clothcompassion9623]

That is, by far, the most ANNOYING fake crying I have ever watched.

[@melodiefrances3898]

Ikr? And, of course, it stopped immediately. Hell, I could do a way better job without any preparation. So weird that these police just believed those two.

[@bjo867]

Yep has to stop watching it at that point. Couldn't stand the interview with the husband either

[@clothcompassion9623]

@@bjo867 me too! He didn't even attempt to try to appear as if he cared his wife was dead.

[@AcidEntertainment]

Yes!!!

[@patricknez7258]

Tru

[@35Spidey]

Holy shit. I like interrogation videos because it is entertaining to see what crazy stuff the guilty will do and say. I assumed that this video would end like usual, with Scott and Paige being arrested and convicted after telling obvious lies, clearly scheming a murder plot, and framing a scapegoat. I can not believe their plan actually worked. Marty was duped by a manipulative monster, as she herself coldly said, "He worships the ground I walk on". Be very careful who you trust kids.

[@alotafhindi7485]

Her story that Marty just took it upon himself to go kill this woman so her and Scott could be together securely is such bullshit. If anything he would kill Scott because he wanted her. And to provide such specific details. My god it’s scary how incompetent these detective were. Imagine being investigated by these guys for whatever reason and them getting it wrong smh.

[@dacypher22]

It never fails that when people are lying they give far too many details. You can tell they have practiced the story dozens of times and they likely feel like the amount of words they are saying is going to increase their believability. If you look at interrogations from people who were uninvolved, they will normally give their story in about 2 or 3 minutes and then police have to spend the next hour asking for more details. When someone is lying, they start giving the history of every gun they own when no one even asked.

[@SeaMonkey137]

Whatever attorney advised Marty to enter an Alford plea must have had somewhere else he needed to be that afternoon because I don't think any jury would have believed this. Lazy, lazy, lazy police work.

[@smsiv]

Have you considered his lawyer saw the whole 2+ hour Marty interrogation where the cops nail him in his lies, instead of the 10 or so minutes presented here?

[@Boba80223]

I watched many of these and was shocked at the ending😮 Marty is innocent, and he’s spending 15 years of his life in prison for being set up. These interrogators were trash, and this case needs to be reviewed by some real professionals.

[@girlscott411]

Agreed!

[@mariacperez-fondon543]

Totally 100%

[@MrSmartyPantsNow]

100% agree

[@PAULEYBOY84]

Like wtf???

[@flagmichael]

We must have missed something - maybe the evidence was more convincing than it seemed.

[@fluteplayer8636]

wow! I've only seen about one minute or so of this video, and already, this man is acting very suspicious. For the subscriber, whose wife passed away while on the operating table, my condolences. Anyway, this man is acting very suspicious, and what you are describing, is helping me picture what is being said. With me being totally blind, I rely on mental images, audio, and details and descriptions. on my iPhone, I use a screen reader called voiceover. On my desktop, PC, I use a screen, reader, called jaws, or job access with speech. I've always been a fan of shows like forensic files and snapped. I like your content. It's very well done. It gives excellent details, and more often than not, allows you to see into the mind of the person you are describing.

[@cornpopwuzzabaddude4962]

Can we take a moment to appreciate the first ever documented sound proof interrogation office??

[@RobbieJayOne]

Paige’s description of Marty’s motivation to kill Desiree doesn’t make sense AT ALL. Why would Marty do that for them? So Paige & Scott can be together? Huh? Who on earth would do that? But the police bought into it and conveniently found all the evidence at Marty’s office. Paige sounds like a narcissistic manipulator who wanted to be with Scott, told Scott she was pregnant with his baby and plotted the whole plan with Scott. Paige did tell the police the real motivation to murder Desiree, except she took out her name and replaced it with Marty’s name, added a few snotty tears and sent Marty to prison. Horrible.

[@chelseataylor7169]

Exactly! If I was marty I would've pled not guilty and taken my chance with a jury. Any half decent lawyer could build a case implicating scott and paige based off of their interrogation videos alone. They're shockingly cold about someone close to them being murdered, if anyone has a reason to be unemotional its fucking Marty who didn't even know the victim! Paige obviously related to scott's narcissism (him looking down on blue collar workers, keeping himself "smartly dressed" as he says to the cops) and thought he'd be better at providing for her than whoever really knocked her up. Bet she was jealous of scott buying his wife a new motorbike etc. And her being pregnant was the catalyst for scott to agree to the plan. She literally described the whole murder and was the only one who could actually benefit from des being out the way, plus the whole "He (i) wanted her to have an open casket funeral" that was dark AF. They need to send these 'investigators' back to school, half the true crime fanatic community would do a better job.

[@usmanshahid8277]

Exactly 2 murderers are free and a stooge is in prison

[@davonc7973]

@@usmanshahid8277 other words marty is the scrape goat wow

[@kenotube3160]

Here’s my theory: Paige got pregnant, her boyfriend left her and she was afraid of raising the child by herself with little money and no help. So she got Scott to believe the child was his and needed Dez out of the picture so they could be together and she has money and help raising the kid. She needs an untraceable gun and knows Marty has one, so she borrowed it from him and she and Scott come up with the plan to kill Dez. After Scott and Paige were questioned by police, they knew their stories sounded way too suspect and the police would keep after them until they could gather the evidence they need to charge them for the murder. Paige was probably afraid Marty might go to the police first, telling them Paige borrowed his gun, so she framed Marty for the crime first. The story she gave that Marty wanted Paige and Scott to be together because of the baby is absurd, especially because he was supposedly interested in her too. Marty had no motive to kill Dez, but Paige and Scott certainly did.

[@mike19712010]

I have to go with your theory. Seeing her brake down in tears when shown Marty picture & not being able to look it was interesting me besides the evidence that just happened to show up. If correct man that poor guy got screwed.. Thanks for sharing.

[@nonyabusiness720]

15 years for murder is light. Marty was the fall guy for Paige and Scott but the worst part was that he also was the way they closed the case.

[@christinehoenisch4223]

What about Marty's footprints in Dez and Scott's home??

[@gravyz2cute4u]

I'm rolling with this theory also. It makes the most sense after hearing the strange stories from Scott and Paige. Paige mentioning the dude was obsessed with her made me think she's about ready to screw him over as it was haha. I don't understand why Marty would want to be involved with this in the first place. If he was supposedly in love with her, why make it oh so convenient for Scott and Paige to be together? Paige knows so much detail it makes me think she wore Marty's shoes and did the deed herself. What a wild case!

[@HansWick]

That's exactly what happened, that seemed so obvious

[@MarvinParanoidAndroid83]

Omg poor Marty. He was totally framed. What inept detectives! So scary to think one could be so easily and thoroughly framed. This is confirmation of why I keep my circle small.

[@LaraCoimbra93]

he did a great job sounding suspicious from the beginning

[@iBolt07]

Imagine having Action Movie Protagonist Syndrome so deep you tell the detective more about your guns than your wife.

[@teksight9714]

"Action Movie Protagonist Syndrome". I didn't know it had a name for what Scott was doing. Thanks i learned something new.

[@michaelhaydenbell]

​@@teksight9714 Well here in America there's millions of em so it's kinda required.

[@carvedfromlife8949]

Bro my sisters ex husband was a military nut just like this guy, after they divorced i found out this guy wanted to propose to my sister by staging a fake kidnapping of her daughter (my niece) then a whole ransom story and in the end he gets in a shoot out (blanks i guess) saves the day and proposes to my sister after????? Fucking lunatic, i always got weird vibes off the guy. Like a fake personality, he would always try to buy me and my family gifts i guess for us to like him. Glad they arent together now i could see some crazy stuff like this from him. And the guy works for the government as an border patrol agent or something, little do they know the type of "imagination" this guy has.

[@yoobeepedmeinthebeep]

I KNOOOW I WAS LIKE "DUDE OK, YOU HAVE GUNS, WILL YOU ASK ABOUT YOUR WIFE ALREADY BECAUSE I'M CURIOUS AS WELL"

[@thedrummerdamo]

"So once again, Scott. Your wife is dead" Scott: "Did I tell you about my dad's shooting trophies already?"

[@UrHusbandsBih]

From the moment he opened his mouth, I knew. He was too specific of where he was when calling his wife, stressed and at a funeral. Literally UNBELIEVABLE

[@Arbolito661]

Wish the detectives could look into this case again. Clearly Scott and Paige are the masterminds behind the whole thing, 1) affair 2) get rid of wife 3) be together. The whole thing about scott and paige fighting, possibly Scott wasnt on board framing Marty, but Paige seemed calculated and determined. Hence why he (scott) was calling her phone so much.

[@kari2030]

Let me get this straight…This Marty guy randomly on his own decided to go murder his friend’s (Paige) boyfriend’s wife (Dez) because he (Marty) found out his friend (Paige) is pregnant by her married boyfriend (Scott)? So Marty wanted to murder someone basically for no reason. Was he really going to take the chance of going to prison for the rest of his life just because his friend was pregnant with a married man’s baby? And we’re supposed to think that Marty magically knew that the wife (Dez) would cause trouble for his friend (Paige) and that he needed to murder her (Dez) in case she caused problems? Could this all sound anymore like a set up on Marty who had absolutely no dog in this fight? Weirdest lies I’ve heard in a long, long time!🤦‍♀️

[@littlekingofthebirds]

I'm betting his Alford plea was because he couldn't afford a decent attorney. I think a jury would have found reasonable doubt. Poor Marty.

[@alex-qd6of]

@@littlekingofthebirds it seems like even a mediocre public defender, should have been able to get him off.

[@confusedzentradi]

Not only that, but the detectives probably high-fived each other for unraveling such a tightly wound mystery and getting to the bottom of a case with no obvious clues or suspects available…

[@frankcaggiano8282]

​@@confusedzentradi I mean, it's iterated multiple times in the video that the detectives thought the entire time, and still do think to this day ,that Scott and Paige had something to do with it. But they're not allowed to just prosecute based on their emotions, obviously..... Your hatred is showing mate, take a break from the internet for a few for your health

[@jumblefuq0]

THANK YOU!!!

[@VanMan2784]

Wtf, in the 1st 10 minutes it was painfully obvious that he is completely lying... and not good either.

[@heartspeaks]

Right

[@Bighomie4rmtheD]

Only a person that is lying would go that deep into detail with their explanation. You can tell it was rehearsed lol

[@thunder9236]

Creepiest thing about this he is super detailed and more concerned about all of his belongings WAY MORE than his wife. He has 0 emotion about his wife, but a thousand things to say about everything else.

[@lianalonge1984]

I love how the 911 operator disrupts his “one day at band camp” story to ask whether someone broke into his home.

[@joanodom2104]

He was reciting his detailed preamble, wasn't he?

[@cruisinguy6024]

I’m a former 9-1-1 dispatcher and have taken tens of thousands of 9-1-1 calls. This call IMMEDIATELY threw up warning flags. Very abnormal caller behavior, like so many other cases we’ve seen he’s clearly giving an alibi up front. Very interesting case, I’m sure someone will eventually get caught slipping and the truth will come out.

[@lauraanderson8785]

What is the typical caller behaviour? Panicked?

[@melodiefrances3898]

It was so weird how he started the call going on about the security system. Like he was explaining stuff before explaining his emergency.

[@cruisinguy6024]

@@melodiefrances3898 yeah it was. In my experience it’s typically only old country folk that do that. They’ll go on a whole story then suddenly say“and that’s when I ran over my foot with the mower and cut my toes off.” Uhhh sir you should have started with that!

[@cruisinguy6024]

@@lauraanderson8785 the vast majority of callers are calm and under control. They may be worked up a bit but not much. About 15-20% are very worked up and have to be controlled but they’re still compliant and helpful. About 1 in 200 are absolutely hysterical and cannot be controlled or calmed down and it’s difficult to get any info from them.

[@lauraanderson8785]

@@cruisinguy6024 Oh wow that's the opposite of what I guessed but that's still really interesting to know, thanks for the info!

[@kriskros1431]

Wow, I love an hour from there.

[@narcissus1111]

I started a petition regarding this. It’s called Justice for Desiree Sunford - petition to have the case reopened. The corruption of the justice system needs to stop. Scott and Paige are guilty and walking free.

[@seanm3189]

If your guilty, get a lawyer. If you’re innocent and you have nothing to hide, definitely get a lawyer

[@sanbetski]

so.... basically just get a lawyer. stop beating around the bush

[@sergeymakeev4511]

@@sanbetski it’s not beating around the bush if it’s emphasizing the point🙄

[@nono-eg3jx]

​@@sergeymakeev4511durrr

[@justina3221]

You’re *

[@amandawonders6607]

Don't do the cops jobs for em

[@MrsBees]

The fact that he has this continuous steady story with no emotional breaks, no sadness, no tearing up shows a lot. Also the lack of questions about what happened, if she's OK, who was dead, do they have any leads, etc says that he already knows all the answers to his questions.

[@MrBentalton777]

not really. i dont know anything about this guy but i do know autistic people(and im speaking from experience as i have autism) show little to no emotion at all i remember when i grandpa died from cancer i looked around at the other people at the funeral trying to cry because i really loved my grandpa but i was worried people would think i didnt care because i showed no emotion whatsoever. its also easy to tell a story if you are being honest but thats why alot of questions are needed because if someone is lying they will eventually slip up.

[@kristovapalenkova5884]

​@@MrBentalton777 still autistic people can ask questions at least .

[@joelmalcom5996]

@@MrBentalton777 Scott and Paige killed her by setting up Marty. Hell even Marty was smarter than the detectives when he felt like either Page did it or had someone set it up. This isnt autism. Its not just the lack of emotion, its the lack of asking who was even killed in the very beginning when Scott was questioned by the detective. Autistic or not, you'd still want to know if it was your wife that was the body found in the house and Scott never asked when told. You don't call 911 concerned about your wife one moment then when told there was a lady dead in your house not even act concerned the next Plus a whole lot more crap that went over the detectives heads. The detectives blew this case.

[@MrBentalton777]

@@joelmalcom5996 like i said i know nothing about the situation i was simply referring to the fact autistic people like myself struggle with emotion so someone not showing any emotion does not automatically make them guilty. i also do not know how to conversate properly and i never ask anyone any questions and always say as little as possible because it makes me uncomfortable talking with people

[@DS-ld8ns]

@@MrBentalton777 The fact is, people will react to situations like this different autism or not. People in the comments like to think how someone "should" react in a situation like this, they assume how they will would react but you don't actually know until you are faced with this situation. People handle information/grief and stress differently. Autism and other mental health factors can play a role in how someone reacts to situations such as these but are conclusive in how they will react. there is no "normal" when it comes to grief. So don't worry. I have been on far end of the spectrum when it comes to showing emotion from distraught, to cold and distance. The impact of the stressors and how my mind was handling stress at those times had many different variables.

[@bravenewworld28]

Clearest killer ever giving the worst performance ever. Transparent BS all the way. Why is he not in jail?!

[@Beckysinlondon]

I lol’d when they asked if she might have any enemies. His fakeass: “No! I mean who hates an ART teacher?! It’s an elective. Everyone wants to be there! He he he.” I expected to hear a drum for the punchline badum ting!

[@Jordys_Cursed_Camera]

He's so worried about his wife that after calling police to do a welfare check he drives around wasting time to give her a chance to call him.....that's the most absurd thing I've ever heard. 🙄 Her story of her "best friend/ex boyfriend" killing her boyfriend's wife all on his own so they can be together is even more absurd. I think police were sniffing to close for comfort so they set up a fall guy. Paige and Scott are monsters and it's BS they literally got away with it.

[@israeliteking1947]

he's a white guy so do you expect 😂

[@sandraelisaruggini7393]

Wow, from the first few minutes of the interrogation you know he is guilty.... 🤯

[@proudmen1220]

Perverts

[@fjbon1681]

Exactly!!!

[@thomash.larsen6932]

I say 10-15 second in 😅

[@jeffbowler3632]

No doubt he's complicit.

[@narcissisticstatisticmonst4390]

Yeah he had specific stuff he thought was the key and said too many times he wasn't there

[@Gunzla33]

The perfect set-up!

[@kikilove1029]

Trauma therapist here Marty looks severely traumatized. He was terrified of what he would see, what he would hear if asked about his wife. He didn't, because he already knew. Ask anyone with severe ptsd, you just know things in the flows of energy. Marty doesn't look guilty scared, he looks like someone that barely survived before, and is thoroughly sure he is not going to survive the information about to be given. He instantly said 'okay' because he was telling that energy what to do before it even hit him. That's not guilt, that's trauma. I've seen exactly this too many times.

[@alexawermuth1219]

Marty isn't the husband lol and you should probably get a different job

[@-youtalkingtome]

If this was my spouse, there is nothing I wouldn’t do to get back home and help them. I am a female and I would not wait for the police. I’d be doing 100 mph to get home and see if they were ok. This story is so crazy! He is armed ffs. He’s so guilty. Edit: Regarding what he said about not wanting to see his wife “hurt or worse”, that’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever heard. You would go in the house no matter what. Your mind doesn’t even go to the worse case scenario. You just need to see if they are ok, period.

[@mydogeatspuke]

I don't believe him for a second, but how does nobody realise that not everyone is them? You think you'd act that way in a situation you've presumably never been in. He's not you. So it doesn't mean anything.

[@alwayslernin4400]

My mind always goes to the worst case scenario. I would have called for a wellness check within an hour of the alarms being tripped and her not answering her phone. Definitely would not ride around waiting for the cops.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@alwayslernin4400 the worst place takes an hour in your mind? Lol

[@alwayslernin4400]

@@mydogeatspuke an hour goes farther than any good scenario I could reasonably consider.

[@-youtalkingtome]

@@alwayslernin4400 It doesn’t matter what you say, that person is one of the ones that “must be right”. No matter how ludicrous their thinking is.

[@ohbananas8939]

anyone who over talks and talks about random stuff is guilty

[@inibrasiumthefirst2680]

Shit you beat me to this comment

[@ludwiglanestudios]

Schizophrenic and people with disassociation disorders tend to ramble on- being nonsensical

[@kitseywho]

"This morning I had a bowl of Honey Combs cereal" "I haven't had that since I was 12 years old" *giggle* "oh, It just brought back memories"😅

[@ohbananas8939]

@@ludwiglanestudios true but most arent being investgated for murder

[@victorramsey5575]

true, and, about Scotts interview, I noticed some 'indicators' that Ive learned to watch for. There's the over talking, he showed no emotions, he spoke with almost no emotions, he did chuckle a few times. This was his wife.

[@carolyncason8894]

I am such a direct person. I hate it when the detective asks a question and this dude goes all around the world.

[@dharmallars]

The fact that he thinks it’s believable that a husband would be too scared to come inside when he thinks his wife is in danger is proof that he’s not normal and has a problem with empathy. Even though he doesn’t care about his wife, he can’t put himself in the position of someone who does and understand how they’d feel. It’s definitely more than a little ironic how often people like him fuck up their stories because of stuff like that. They can’t even learn from like, movies and tv how to convincingly act like a normal person.

[@ericmontgomery7339]

The police and prosecutor knew full well that Marty didn't do it. They know exactly who did it. But they couldn't prove it, so they got their conviction however they could. By putting an innocent man in prison. Knowing the entire time that he didn't do it. Absolutely discusting.

[@friday13michael]

*disgusting

[@davidwaynemain]

Absolutely discusting!!!

[@friday13michael]

That’s funny, but now I’m wondering what’s with everyone having four numbers after their name…

[@tedcleveland8488]

“Alright, here’s all the evidence we found in your office but we won’t charge you. You’re free to go “ ? Lol that not how it works.

[@macalvand]

@@friday13michael KZbin revamped the username system recently, everyone was automatically given a new one (which is just the old one with caps and spaces removed, and some numbers added at at the end)

[@DrippyDreads93]

You could tell this guy was guilty in the first minute and a half of this interrogation. It’s upsetting the way this turned out. Thank you for sharing it. It’s definitely the type of interrogation I look for

[@MissDarko420]

hes far too calm and collective.

[@justindensonvibes]

Lol, that's the chillest detective ever. Just sitting there while homegirl cries her eyes out.

[@Aerospacer77]

This channel is so much better than Dateline. You get the real stories and real confessions without all the pointless story telling, foreshadowing, suspense, and long commercials.

[@MeOhMyOh2324]

My husband couldn’t have gotten in that house soon enough to make sure I was okay if he thought I was in trouble. 37 yrs married and I KNOW this to be true.

[@MAtRiXAgEnTFoXMuLDeR]

You would like to think that atleast, how big is the life insurance policy on you?

[@allancouceiro9255]

just wait til you find out he has a girlfriend, then you'll really know.

[@MeOhMyOh2324]

@@MAtRiXAgEnTFoXMuLDeR not that big lol

[@MeOhMyOh2324]

@@allancouceiro9255 he doesn’t; not every husband cheats lol

[@reignman30]

I'm sure many people who end up murdered by a spouse thought the same as you ;). Just watched one on That Chapter about it. The wife didn't suspect a thing, until he shot her in the back just to avoid a foreclosure on their house (which she also didn't know about).

[@satekeeper]

These are genuinely some of the worst detectives ever seen on this channel. The obviously super-lying Scott not interrogated at all. Never presented with proof of his lies about Paige. Then they go full steam ahead with incredibly obvious frame job on Marty. Because yeah, you'd definitely take jewelry that connects you to a murder and keep it around the house like a coffee table book. You wouldn't sell it or get rid of it, that'd be crazy.

[@erinnicole3170]

Yes, the incompetency is unbelievable! And they probably know he was framed, but are too lazy to do their actual job and get the right person (or people) and just happy they closed the case.

[@satekeeper]

@@erinnicole3170 Yeah, like did they ask around at all to see if anyone entered the guy's home.. check nearby surveillance cameras, check cell phone tower pings for Paige and Scott.. or maybe ask themselves why a jealous boyfriend would kill his lover's side-action SPOUSE and not.. you know, kill him, the person who is the supposed rival? I don't understand how you could knowingly send a likely innocent man to jail like that. Makes you wonder who the bigger sociopaths really are. At least Scott had a real motive.. not just "I'm lazy, so whatever".

[@allancouceiro9255]

a jury of our peers bought it.

[@smsiv]

You got suckered in by watching only 10 minutes of Marty's 2 1/2 hour interrogation, he got nailed lying his backside off.

[@satekeeper]

@@allancouceiro9255 Yep. But we also don't know what that jury saw. As we know from numerous other cases, some accused innocent people have horrible defense lawyers and also face corrupt or duplicitous prosecutors.

[@lukamagicc]

Everything from Paige’s story to, the evidence being found so conveniently a whole YEAR later, to the MOTIVATION for Marty to even do this, to the crocodile tears from Paige, to the absolute insane interview w Scott. Lmao is this the worst fumble of all time?

[@chatita9527]

This guy is so OBVIOUS! Telling happily a campfire story while roasting marshmallows ...

[@KM-nq7ez]

So absolutely no reaction at all at the news that a woman in his house has been found shot ( and he cannot get in touch with his wife) Not even a horrible attempt at acting shocked/ horror/grief etc…. Not even a blip on his radar. All the details Re: his weapons trying to bond on a macho level with the detective…. So transparent .

[@kimbennett3014]

He put more energy and effort into explaining why he wasn't driving his own vehicle. 🙄

[@vercoda9997]

He had a total "So anyway..." reaction to the news that someone, Anyone, had been found shot dead in his home, never mind that he was so 'worried' about his 'strangely silent' wife that he'd called the police to go to the property.

[@SuicideVan]

I wouldn't use emotions or lack of to judge guilt, but the lack of inquiry by him as to the gravity of the situation and his wilful delay in getting to the house or inside while being so "concerned" as to call police about her obviously points to his guilt.

[@laurab972]

Even if you didn’t like your spouse you’d certainly react to the fact that a female body was found in your house and you couldn’t get ahold of your wife.Some things you absolutely can judge.

[@jackmeeks2294]

For being one of the dumbest criminals I've ever seen, and I've watched about a thousand interrogations. This dude getting off is a real head scratcher. That's some real shit detective work.

[@daveschreiber9587]

Wow. My spidey senses told me that Scott and Paige were both lying and that Marty was telling the truth. I can't believe he went to jail and they didn't.

[@smsiv]

Your spidey sense needs an upgrade, Marty was absolutely nailed lying by the cops and has to backtrack on his story. For some reason they decided not to show that in this video

[@daveschreiber9587]

@@smsiv All I know about the case is this video. You're saying that you followed it and you could see Marty being guilty and the other two innocent?

[@smsiv]

@@daveschreiber9587 I haven't watched their interrogations yet, just his. I do want to when I get the time. But yeah, he got totally nailed, telling them over and over he never lent out a gun, he couldn't remember where he bought the gun he brought to work (but sure remembers that he didn't buy until months after Desiree's murder!), etc. Then they tell him they already tested it and it was used in the murder, and he flips out and totally changes his story, saying ok yeah wait, I did own it back then and I gave it to Paige for a month but I didn't know nuffin officer! I was just hasslin' you a lil bit about the spidey sense thing tho. :)

[@joerussell9574]

@@smsiv Yep which is why Marty is dumb for consenting to a talk and not getting a lawyer. NEVER consent to a talk with the police even with a lawyer, only talking Marty should have done is answering a question if the judge asks!

[@autumngrubb1468]

I agree! This is messed up and probably happens more then we will ever know unfortunately.

I have a plan. You go to your interview with the cops and under do your performance and I’m going to over do my performance 😂😂

[@miraichampion3366]

Never ever ever seen a guy more obviously guilty from the first 2 minutes

[@miravsyou]

Exactly

[@blckber4499]

"I was so worried she wasn't ok that decided to drive around in circles and wait to give her a chance to call me back" *after she hadn't responded since yesterday... Riiiiiiiiiiiiight

[@snowkracker]

It was “kinda freaking me out” because she wasn’t answering his call but the actual confirmation of a robbery and shooting, dead woman in his house, not so much.

[@dissraps]

What was he supposed to do start punching walls? Hes not a woman

[@tangogent]

@@dissraps Showing some degree of congruent behavioural response would be simply natural.

[@ericgoldfarb4870]

The detective is very good at letting the guy keep talking without interrupting with nonsense questions.

[@thinkforyourself5672]

How can people be this stoopid? If my wife had just been murdered I wouldn't be able to give a long form, detailed, 20 minute story without stopping. It's incredibly obvious every word was rehearsed. I can't believe he thought this would seem normal to a detective

[@papillonnomad5985]

The fact that Scott and Paige are free and got away with it it's scary and wild to think about.

[@heavyizthacrown-5842]

ITS POLICE INCOMPETENCE

[@Rainmanking]

Thanks, was watching then saw this comment so I’m gonna stop. No way I’m gonna waste time seeing how he seems to have gotten away with it. Insane that he was scared for his wife, called for a welfare check then drives around in circles and waits outside.

[@operacarmen]

All what the police care about is: 1-close the case (makes their stats look good) 2-Someone (ANYBODY) goes to prison! Several lsraeIi business owners control the Prison Industry in the US, EVEN if the prison isn't private! EXTREMELY overpriced Food, telecommunications, security, health services, uniforms, supplies and maintenance, IT, construction, consulting AND cheap labor (5 cents per hour/slave wages), .etc. each prisoner = hundreds of thousands of profit PER YEAR (paid by YOUR tax dollars), sometimes MILLIONS (especially if sick)! we have 2 million prisoners in US, MANY ARE INNOCENT!

[@steeztv1444]

@@Rainmankingwho tf reads comments before watching

[@Xoxo.v33]

@@steeztv1444 I mean 🤷🏽‍♀️it’s not completely out of the ordinary, shii I do too😭.

[@TheFoximusPrime]

“Okay” is all he could say to finding out his wife is dead? Okay, straight to jail imo. I absolutely think Scott and Paige were in on it.

[@567dirt8910]

His knowing years and makes and models of all of his possessions but not even asking if his wife is alive and then showing no emotion when he finds out....total psychopath.

[@Annoye]

@@567dirt8910or maybe she wasn’t a good person..

[@user-lj2cb2pj8j]

😂straight to yail

[@jules6511]

@@Annoye ah yes, that warrants murder

[@Annoye]

@@jules6511 That could explain.

[@yesienegron2756]

THAT DETECTIVE WAS SO COLD WHEN SHE WAS CRYING IT WAS SO AWKWARD LOL

[@nicolecoxnewton416]

Wow, an unbelievable twist! Poor Marty. Unbelievable!

[@Lisa1205Marie]

His initial call to 911 was so calm and carefree, and he was overproducing the reason he was calling. The 911 operator got tired of it and cut to the chase. I would be crying and shaking and sobbing and heaving if I found my husband like this.

[@davidbivens2246]

He didn’t find his wife like that!! THE POLICE DID. FROM HIS PERSPECTIVE, HE HAD NO IDEA WHAT WAS GOING ON, ONLY THAT HIS ALARM WENT OFF AND HIS WIFE NOT ANSWERING THE PHONE.. DONT GET ME WRONG, HIM AND PAIGE ARE 💯 % guilty of this horrific atrocity!

[@demeter-the-great]

@@davidbivens2246bro stop yelling

[@genat3833]

@@davidbivens2246that’s what he made it seem. The whole call sounded sketchy af. From the moment he said “anyway”

[@the.seagull.35]

​@@davidbivens2246Idk man. The whole call to 911 was basically him saying "It wasn't me, I was out of town"

[@veronicafior2714]

So this military guy that has many guns didn’t want to go inside to possibly save his wife that he’s so worried about ? Doesn’t even bother to fake any emotion … the way he talks is just creepy to me

[@nathanchung27]

This guy must've rehearsed his story religiously, but never got past the bad acting. He loves hearing himself talk.

[@GamesWithBrainz]

I feel really bad for Marty and of course Dez. This is one of the only times ive seen an interrogation video and in my mind im 99% sure marty was telling the truth and was completely framed. Paiges reason of Marty killing Dez because he thought paige was pregnant with the husbands baby therefore he felt he needed to kill the wife makes 0 sense

[@aaronsynra6867]

The Devil is "literally" in the details. Her explanation of his movements around the property on the night of the murder is more akin to someone who devised the plan rather than someone who was simply relaying a first hand account. No one in her position would present step by step details of the crime if they're innocent. They planned it, and scapegoated him.

[@MrVovansim]

Yeah, the story that Marty just told Paige about it, and she is so shocked that her best friend did it, yet she can remember every little detail is absolutely ridiculous. I think Marty and Paige did it together. Whether Scott was in on it too is a coin toss for me.

[@sindiswamoolman5505]

He’s having a conversation with the deputy as if nothing happened. No emotions at all.

[@BettyWhite2171]

Exactly. My first concern would be Where's my spouse!!!!??

[@mikepalmer2219]

Ya I could only imagine the fear and anger I would be exhibiting.

[@luke33luke]

During the interview he is trying to appear "normal". But that is a Red Flag. After your wife has been murdered, you are shattered, shaken, confused.... (does he sound like that?) He is even laughing several times.....

[@flagmichael]

Different strokes for different folks. In crises I am focused and say only what needs to be said. It was part of my working life for 48 years. That said, none of the subjects in this video seem focused at all.

[@jasonbold9956]

Ten seconds in, “he was in the military, they thought he would know what to do….” Will have me laughing all Christmas today! Thanks! Cops make the best comedians!

[@tedcleveland8488]

The little red RTC channels logo makes me thinking my screen is broken when it’s on landscape mode! How did it turns bright red?

[@vinnyvallejo4141]

Once someone gives off WAY too much information, especially pointless information, for a tiny simple question, they are screaming liar.

[@diligentsun1154]

Through a megaphone

[@flagmichael]

...or they may be rattled by the prospect of being more vigorously interrogated or charged. It is suspicious, but that is as far as we can go.

[@shaunmm2k]

Marty was so thoroughly framed that he had to take an Alford plea, that’s just horrible, and it will take years to get that expunged. I hope Scott and Paige are still being investigated, this is a travesty of justice

[@MrDan11422]

Please refer to him as shit head

[@Letizia2810]

I agree with you. I believe Scott and her both planned and managed to kill Dez.

[@avgeekviolinist]

"Expunged" isn't the half of it--he was sentenced to fifteen years in prison!

[@kRomani-gh4ws]

Stupid lawmen they got played and fooled but they could care less as long as someone is doing time

[@Tangentbordsblues]

yep probably innocent

[@audreymlean-roberts1394]

Paige's account of what Marty told her he did is quite amazing in its detail & precision. She either planned the whole thing and / or was there. My gut feeling is Marty as he described it himself was a scapegoat. He took the plea most probably as the lesser of two probable evils. There is one if not two killers who got away with this murder. Free to roam and hurt others.