When the suspect ‘knows’ what he's doing

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[@Enochulate88]

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[@heatherbowlan1961]

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[@jacobmarshall2907]

You should talk about Eli. She was Andreas wife and her role in this situation

[@trubabyceo]

You are selling my images in these videos without my consent or authorization, my personal copyrighted images.

[@Enochulate88]

@@trubabyceo wtf no way

[@barryfullmer8705]

I’ve literally never heard a detective that got so tired of the interrogation that he tells the criminal to ask for a lawyer. That detective is rad!

[@ChrisCarlin-is8wv]

He had enough evidence to lock them up so l guess he didn’t care if they lawyered up or not.

[@mattmatt6572]

The detective looks like Tony soprano to me lol

[@ivermectin3191]

The detective was crap

[@reeceraur8735]

@@ivermectin3191Please help me to understand what you mean...why do you say he was 'crap'?

[@LaurensSecretAdmirer]

1:13:05

[@sharkskinboy]

This detective is hillarious - "What are you confused about? You bought a bunch of shit that you never used for a place that you've never been to, for a man who's been f**king around on you, who's girlfriend is missing and now she's in your freezer. What are you confused about?" 🤣🤣🤣

[@Michaelpschreib]

"its not that I dont believe you, but I dont believe you" *chuckles* hahaha

[@nicholasagnew2792]

"Tell me what happened or ask for an attorney."

[@michaelcalland801]

I couldn’t stop laughing at his attitude & Jokes ! He doesn’t beat around the bush…jus5 puts it right out there !

[@Johnbones23]

You’re the picture of someone with something to hide 💀💀

[@sharkskinboy]

@@Johnbones23 🤣🤣🤣

[@jimwilliams4532]

"He don't trust us with his meat?" Days later breaking open locked freezer to steal meat.

[@abrakadabraa7787]

True lol

[@Scout686]

Exactly. I caught that too. 😂

[@georgeromweber2693]

His wife,oh boy!

[@mattw4461]

That was what I was thinking

[@GeneralSulla]

I know huh? Steak Diane ala Arturo on the menu.

[@baileewerstroh2147]

“It’s not that I don’t believe you, it’s that’s I don’t believe you”” 💀💀💀💀 had me ROLLING

[@benjamindourney7716]

wild lol

[@mrsyoungdolph3755]

😂😂😂

[@vermili0n]

Best interrogator 😂

[@evanpowers1537]

"I'm definitely gonna lose my job over this" "A body was found in your freezer and you're going on about your dishwasher job at outback" LOLOL I'm dead. What a freakin goofball.

[@psyboyo]

And later on, she calls it "my career"! That one cracked me up! 🤣🤣🤣

[@lotharschramm5000]

@@psyboyo It sucks that people are trapped in these low future jobs though... I don't really think it's funny.

[@briondalion]

@@lotharschramm5000 yep, there are millions of them, myself included. Bad job, then off to another bad job, then what I think is a good job but it isn't, then back to...looking for another one of these bad jobs. There's a massive rift in the job market in terms of employers needing highly specific degrees, and these jobs, it's making me concerned, since no one gets hired for these specific degree requiring jobs + job experience, for people in their 20's. They're lucky to see it recommended on job searching sites after 15 years of crap jobs and making enough to literally go no where. That's how it is. Every generation seems to need to do a "trial by fire" of bad jobs, before they can hope to even get a good one. Or...they get lucky. Or they're just smart and they go into engineering.

[@littlethingsathome]

@@lotharschramm5000 people been washing dishes since the dawn of time, I dont see how low future ties into that

[@vermili0n]

I love this detective 😂 he’s a no nonsense type of guy, calls the bullshit out and roasts people. “I have claustrophobia!” “Well you better get used to small rooms” 😂😂😂

[@SkankHunt3000]

“Get used to small rooms” Savage! 😅

[@Johnbones23]

Skankhunt42 👊🏻

[@palladium607]

Lmaooooo 😂

[@tommyron]

Absolutely. That guy is one stone cold detective.

[@Confessor555]

Skankhunt, lol. You don't have to hunt them..they just show up.

[@Amae333.]

I had to rewind, I was hope he was saying a freezer is a pretty small room. But still savage 😅

[@informanti]

"You are _the picture_ of someone who has something to hide" 😂😂 This detective is great!

[@johns1625]

"Two people say you brought a freezer to their house with a padlock on it and your missing ex girlfriend inside of it. Your dishwashing job at Outback Steakhouse is fucked dude" 😂😂💀💀

[@Catnipargentina]

Man it was heavy!

[@Enochulate88]

​@@Catnipargentinaded.melanin

[@DizzKola3]

I know! 😂 And he made sure to not just say “your Outback job” but your “dishwashing job at Outback”. Like, oh man my career is over now!

[@jasoninthehood9726]

@@DizzKola3That’s disrespectful. Insinuating that a dishwasher is someone to be mocked just because of their job.

[@bannedagain1483]

​@jasoninthehood9726 feigning ignorance about the frozen corpse of the person you killed being discovered is the offensive part here.

[@HowlingWo1f]

These detectives are something else, and incredibly quick witted. She starts complaining that she couldn’t move the body because of her shoulder. “Yea we were wondering why someone cut them up into such small pieces” 😂 RIP

[@jrr8828]

No, she said she couldn't lift more than 10 pounds because she has a bad shoulder. She was trying to explain to him that she physically couldn't do it. Then, he took her words and manipulated them, saying yeah, so you cut her up cause he could lift her easy. I'm not all the way through it yet, but I feel bad for her. I have watched a few of these, and every time there's a crazy man, there's also a scared woman that's after he will do the same to her. And I have a sibling that was married to a man who would do horrible things then gaslight her and make her feel like she's crazy. And he would nake it look like my sibling was the one who lied about it. She's probably going to prison and she probably did know he killed her. And he probably made her dk all his dirty work.

[@hhealy7199]

There's not always a scared woman behind them. Watch more videos and wake up to reality

[@mikecreery7666]

I know huh!! That was so witty. Then he says .... See, things just keep fitting too well together

[@BooPeek13]

This detective is hilarious.

[@Dudefromapt14c]

@@jrr8828watch it until the end first, before posting nonsense

[@darcygraham2430]

Give this exhausted detective a raise...the time he spends, the patience he shows to get the truth amazes me.

[@chainamarie03]

She never told him the truth. He was just realizing that when he mentioned the lawyer.

[@pandamandimax]

He knew she wasn't telling the truth the entire time. He didn't "just realize" at the end. I don't know how he could be more clear in that entire interview from the beginning that he wasn't buying what she was selling lol 😂

[@joedwyer3297]

​@@chainamarie03at this point youre just insulting his inteligence😂 Detectives pretend go along with lies from suspects all the time, its a strategy to get them comfortable and keep them talking

[@hollystiener16]

@@joedwyer3297 he is intelligent and a good detective and good at deduction. terrible interrogator

[@lucybush6113]

He would get a lot more out of them if he shut up once in a while and let them talk

[@shoegum7362]

How stupid do you have to be to bring a freezer with your GF's dead body to your buddy's house and think that's going to be a good hiding spot.

[@ariadneschild8460]

The offering of money to store it was stupid too.

[@Sue_Kaye]

Pretty f****** stupid apparently 😂😂

[@deadlyoneable]

The dude didn’t seem to bright so I’m not surprised

[@kaylapilon7762]

@@deadlyoneableliterally he’s like who’s the stupidest ppl I know n brought it to their house I woulda checked the first night or said no and called police to the house I’m surprised they checked so soon but it wasn’t because they thought it was suspicious it cause she was hungry

[@williamrelue]

@@kaylapilon7762 her "spidey senses" XD XD XD XD

[@kenw2225]

Imagine leaving someone's blood all over the walls of where you live for 4+ months

[@DJVIIIMan]

No shit. He was either incredibly arrogant, incredibly stupid, or incredibly lazy. He had 4 months to clean that shit up and didn't. Or if he did, he did the most half-assed cleanup job known to man. Coupled with the freezer, keeping her dog and car, it's almost like he wanted to be caught. I mean, damn, man. I hope those kids aren't his. Those inferior genetics need to stop with him.

[@TraciCulpepper]

How filthy they must be ...and the poor kids🥺

[@Sbs0900]

I'd be so embarrassed

[@orangejuce4life]

@@Sbs0900 Yeah, I wouldn't have any company over.

[@emeraldblue5291]

What's up with the meat cleaver in the entry door??

[@ukguy]

The first detective I have seen that begged a suspect to get a lawyer.

[@DeRockMedia]

Ur right... he's like "in getting nowhere with this, fwk it"

[@DesertVox]

After extracting info from her for 8 hrs straight.

[@martynspooner5822]

After his years of experience he knew in his gut she was part of it but was stonewalling and he would get to her in the end and he was proved right.

[@2lefThumbs]

She didn't want to go to jail that night because of her kids. If the interview ended inconclusively (eg if the detective got too tired, or if she called a lawyer), she'd go to jail, the detective applied pressure wisely tbh, and also warned her off telling him stuff that she thought he might like to hear. Total pro

[@nickanderson7693]

"The week you moved in. She moved out the hard way!" Greatest quote by a detective. Lol

[@waynescoble7072]

He's been watching the Sopranos...

[@soundtownchicago]

"you have kids, you have a job, that's what you're suppose to do, I don't care" 🤣🤣🤣

[@holidayarmadillo8653]

Love these cops 😂

[@PipJim80]

Loved that response

[@dove861]

I seriously would pay money to watch this guy interrogate people, he’s very clever and entertaining. This man needs a KZbin channel!

[@frankystarrz]

She keeps calling Shannon 'it'. "I never touched..it. I can't lift..it." Thats how this det knew Katrina had knowledge

[@taylorbaker47]

@@frankystarrzI didn’t even pick up on that, super weird

[@ck3908]

detective has a lot of street wise wit in his approach in interrogation, very interesting to watch indeed.

[@the_real_vdegenne]

So indirectly you are saying "I would pay for people to kill just so I can see this detective"? Nice moral.

[@healthnutsecrets1150]

Absolutely

[@markmack2746]

If i had a friend who wants to keep a freezer in my house im callin the cops.

[@Brads-strung-out]

I'd just get a nosey wife with a screwdriver.

[@NoluthandoWenzi]

Amen 😅

[@saulmc8920]

You are not a good friend

[@thereisnopandemic]

@@saulmc8920not a friend to evil. Define the word good, it seems that you don’t know the meaning of words.

[@nickkavanagh8094]

I mean, if he/she is a hunter whose had a good season and needs an extra freezer and spot, we can talk. But if it shows up padlocked, it's getting unlocked and inventoried or it's not coming in!

[@vessela7484]

This guy being slightly indignant like "why would he put a padlock on his freezer like we're gonna steal his meat or something" and then literally his wife breaking into the freezer to look for hamburger meat 🤣

[@vicvega3614]

They just wanted to know what was in the freezer, the real question is these morons putting a freezer with a body in it where other people live, thats about the dumbest thing I've ever heard, imagine you kill someone and then think hmm 🤔 where should we put the body? Oh i know lets put it in our friends house, wtf?

[@FC2ESWS]

The irony lol

[@drmamg2917]

She knew there was something suspicious about the freezer

[@ddub2801]

Rolling 😂

[@Raisinette-p1f]

That's so funny, I didn't even think of that 😂

[@primitiveonpurpose]

"You are the picture of someone who has something to hide." Best interrogation ever.

[@NeoRipshaft]

I want every interrogation video this detective has ever done - the man's a treasure.

[@ariadneferreira2252]

Yes! 😂

[@CokeZorro]

Lol i enjoyed this detective much more then most. "Get used to small rooms" what a refreshing take on this dude just calling everyone on their shit. One of the few detectives that has a real brain and can talk off the cuff so well

[@SoulRocketMan]

Yeah 😂😂

[@richardernsberger5692]

The detective was pushing hard on Katrina--threatening her with a potential murder charge--and the woman was apparently so pathetically desperate to support her loser/killer man that she held on for hours, pretending she didn't know what happened. What a weird person she is. Some women are so lonely and insecure that they'll get involved with the worst men on the planet. The guy is washing dishes and basically using any woman foolish enough to associate with him---starting with Katrina---yet she seems to to think that if she hangs on long enough, endures the humiliations long enough, they're going to be a happy couple. Uh, no. Not with that guy. You're better off staying home and reading good books.

[@ducksinarowpatience]

I cracked up when he said, get used to small rooms. 😂

[@ducksinarowpatience]

Wow Katrina looks like a Lizard person and she darts her tongue out like one. It's freaking me out. And her fake whiney voice. Just wow. 😮

[@derp195]

A lot of the other ones aren't dumb, it's just a little reckless to be so funny/snarky

[@kyleanderson2949]

@1:01:15 “I take care of my kids, I go to work” Detective: “That’s what you’re supposed to do. I don’t care.” Solid dude right here - no games or monkey business allowed

[@GODSWORD11]

Stay in school son.

[@Brandon-nr8fn]

What?

[@GODSWORD11]

@@Brandon-nr8fn hush 🤫 son

[@holidayarmadillo8653]

@@GODSWORD11you’re coming across as an idiot, sir. Telling people to be quiet for no reason, and adding “son” with an air of superiority like you’re something special when you’re a random guy on KZbin comments is pretty delusional. If this really makes you feel big, though, I supposed keep acting like a buffoon. 🤷‍♂️

[@holidayarmadillo8653]

@@GODSWORD11actually I looked at more of your comments and I can see your just another useless, waste-of-oxygen internet troll. I won’t bother responding again. 😂

[@invictusbp1prop143]

That detective is, hands down, the most entertaining and hilarious detective ever to appear in a KZbin video interviewing murder suspects.

[@violinistoftaupo]

The one from Georgia who interviewed Brett Kelly was entertaining as well.

[@AJAXKID123]

@@violinistoftaupo Scott Chapman. I wish we had more from him than the Gail Spencer murder and Stephen McDaniel.

[@FizzBuzz-ce9wz]

Thank you for not putting the horrible body language voice over that other videos use.

[@hotwasabi_]

the detective being so done with the interview and repeatedly asking her to get a lawyer was amazing 😂😂😂

[@kondawg8247]

I honestly love the detective in this case, really chill guy with a funny interrogation style.

[@bamaQT99]

It makes me sick Katrina keeps mentioning her kids. She was completely ok with taking over another woman’s home, with weapons in the wall and blood everywhere. She didn’t give a crap about anything but her man. I hope and pray the kids are in a safe space and getting the counseling they need and deserve.

[@robtrawick1]

Not just that but she swore on the life of her kids that she had no part in any of it. What a scumbag.

[@mikeseal2266]

“Whether it’s her or not, your dishwasher job at Outback is fucked.” Bahahahahahaha

[@averageskyfatherworshipper9342]

I like how the detective didn't even try to sympathize with them, he just didn't gaf

[@TheBlackWidow41]

I love the detective talking to Arturo's so called girlfriend,he said,"" I'm not saying I don't believe you,but I don't believe you""!!! HAHAHAHA....He is very good at his job,he is smooth,no aggression,knows how to do this so well.

[@golds9967]

The amount this detective is making himself laugh during both interrogations warms my heart

[@SeC-q9m]

Sick

[@lauracook8203]

I picked up the trait of making jokes during frighful times from my Irish elders. I know that a lot of others do it as well. My Grandpa would attribute this to the fact that if we didn't, things can be unbearable. I've heard that dark humor is in our DNA. My Grandmother said it relieves tension. All true but its situational and not meant to be done at the expense of others. I think the detective did it to appear more like just a person than someone to fear. And it seemed to work. He reminded me of many of the detectives I've seen in Canadian interoggations.

[@uiopuiop3472]

the cops on investigition are a genderfreak... tell me when making joke was happyness not freed no write greed not freed

[@peterj5106]

@lauracook8203. I take it you're American?

[@uiopuiop3472]

i am not mening at all. im hungaryan and proudest of heritafe@@peterj5106

[@lifesquandered]

How in the world did Katrina NOT know they would monitor jailhouse phone calls 😂

[@HeatherHolt]

It’s wild how many people don’t realize it. Even when it SAYS IT ON THE RECORDING!! “These calls are recorded” or “this call will be monitored.” Just watched a video about a girl who admitted over jail phone w her bf who was incarcerated how she had helped him k1ll some girl clear as day she blurted it out. And once it’s out you can’t take it back 😂 idiots

[@franpag2611]

just a stupid person

[@nicholasagnew2792]

Do you want a lawyer? Do I have to? ...Yes, please let me go home and sleep, you box of rocks.

[@sharonm.t.2492]

She and her genius "boyfriend" were not the brightest bulbs! He did everything so stupidly, thank gosh.

[@johnvalencia9927]

because she has an IQ of 73?

[@GreenEyedGoblin]

'Get used to small rooms' was pretty great

[@KelliMcallister]

Ĺ

[@RMSYTV]

its nice to see a detective that shares bits and pieces of information instead of just going "we know more than you think" constantly. he gives statements, he doesnt hide what happened (like finding her in bits and pieces) and just pushes the narrative forward instead of dragging it on and on.

[@hardwired8084]

This interrogator is the best I've EVER seen, telling it like it is, no bs while still reasonable, spewing the facts and sticking to the program, he is excellent!!!

[@kewlztertc5386]

This is a very unusual detective. I really enjoyed his interactions. "the week you moved in, she moved out the hard way" 😂 🤣

[@thesisterversepod]

Also, as a Youngstown native and someone who has seen soooooo many interrogations, im proud we got such an awesome detective.

[@hannahdicristofaro]

hey neighbor!

[@Randy-td7bq]

what did you get interrogated for though

[@hermanblume3239]

Detective Sgt. Mike Lambert of the Youngstown P.D. --- a STAR is born!!! I want more of this guy. He's so real.

[@danielbrown7378]

He is naturally funny. He’s been around the block, not his first rodeo, etc., and he lets it show in a nonchalant way.

[@jimbrunsman1011]

The detective is so smart and relatable. Great job.

[@houserhouse]

Yeah dude your channel is PRIME. Best one I've discovered in a while. Long form yet concise. THIS GUY GETS IT

[@Chelseashares]

This detective is a freaking gem😂 I feel for the couple finding her in the freezer but at least they had a good detective to talk to it about and make them feel at ease as much as he could❤

[@juniorjohnson5961]

We got your dead girlfriend in a freezer & your worried about your dishwashing job. I laughed out loud a few times. The detective is great .

[@mattmatt6572]

I don't feel bad for them an elder couple who never grew up they invited problems into their life.

[@juniorjohnson5961]

@@mattmatt6572 I'm shure they never thought in a million years they'd find a dead body in a freezer at their house. I do agree there not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

[@mattmatt6572]

@@juniorjohnson5961 early in her interview... 'mam didn't you think it odd they wanted to store a locked freezer in your basement' why yes we were thinking like what is he afraid we might steal his meat' all laughing. Later in interview 'I was just going in their to see if he had any hamburger'

[@randygentry6193]

À saw

[@fodads]

it was beautiful how the husband and wife stories were perfectly matched up

[@DrJ-hx7wv]

Telling the truth tends to work that way

[@fodads]

yes and the truth is a beautiful thing@@DrJ-hx7wv

[@theoryofpersonality1420]

@DrJ-hx7wv not at all. When a story is truthful it varies a small bit because we as humans see things from our perspective. When a story is absolutely identical it means they got their story straight. It's one thing to be similar on main details. However being exact is a red flag.

[@carsonheiney723]

Well when they boat have the same POV the stories can very easily be remembered and describes identically by both parties. JS

[@adjustableWench]

@@theoryofpersonality1420 they actually werent exactly the same because the husband said some things that the wife didnt

[@Dan-ji4db]

"we found a body in a freezer you bought" "Alrighty then" 😂

[@ashleyw6160]

Yeah lmao, I was like alrighty then, Ace Ventura

[@ONeil-S.D]

I love this interrogator. He's absolutely amazing, He doesn't put up with bullshit and is funny.

[@No-Name-f8p]

“Get used to small rooms.” - “You’re not getting back on your feet.” - epic 💥.

[@BaltimoreJo]

If I ever break the law that Detective is the last person I'd want to see on his side of that table! He's ruthless and good. What balls "I'm tired, either tell me what happened or ask for a Lawyer!".

[@SeC-q9m]

Balls? Pffff

[@BaltimoreJo]

@AndyWitmyer "Close to being too good". That's about the best description of him there is I think he knows how to walk that line. I'd love to see more from him!

[@davesomeone4059]

@AndyWitmyer He was actually really good at not doing that.

[@P1xelJunK]

Bless that Walmart employee, bless her life and bless her for being so attentive and good at her job. When people say minimum skill deserves minimum pay for working at places like Walmart or fast food, I think of people like her who is an absolute blessing for any of us to have in the world, because this could have been any of us as the victim and what a thing she helped with, to remember that information and share it. Bless her.

[@brentfarvors192]

"Bless" the two murderers who were too stupid to dispose of the body...WTH were they thinking??? "Don't worry bae, we can open the freezer every year, and reminisce about the murder...?" You lazy idiots couldn't find a couple hours to dispose of the body???

[@AZ0986688]

Minimum skill deserves minimum pay? What a horrible thing to say? They work as long hours as almost everybody else, I mean, and should be decently compens😊ated for their hours of decent work!!:(

[@nacho_ncam]

​@@AZ0986688ikr. the disrespect. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@AlpineArts]

Damn good comment. 👏🏻 well said.

[@BretHazlett]

She’s not being paid minimum wage! Now , they could have been ripping her off with no health insurance but.. his choice of words weren’t great. Yes she deserves correct compensation. Everyone does. But!! That doesn’t mean ANY position is worthy of A LIVING WAGE! Minimum wage was never meant to be a LIVING WAGE! It’s a learning wage. You learn the beginning position then PROOVE you’re worthy of moving up. Very simple, very fair!

[@gazcobain8155]

Well done to the detective. Great example that you don't have to lie in the interrogation to get an outcome. Or try to avoid providing an attorney.

[@DimitrisDr3am]

One of the few times I've been impressed with the detective while watching interrogations. This guy is a pro without a doubt.

[@wordtruth6116]

This detective is just world class. Really really good. Bless his heart how he conducted this interview.

[@russofamerica]

I super enjoyed the detective in this piece. Guy is direct and snarky AF. He's also a sharp cookie. 01:03:02 Katrina says that she can't lift over 10 pounds because of her medical conditions and Mr. Detective was all over that as a reason why the victim was dismembered. I'd love to watch more of his work. Sad story. Thanks for uploading this!

[@adamgale2189]

i already thought that before i knew this.

[@Echo_Lawrence]

I know! Let’s get some more interrogation vids with this detective!

[@SwiftyShaft]

I'm sure he'd allow you to lick his boots... 😉

[@KimberlyDallas-j4s]

Just imagine what that thing exposed those innocent children to

[@Ericsaidful]

The guys reaction to being told her helped chop a body up tells me all I need to know. Katrina was used and abused by him, she was jailed from her kids and job which, for someone weak minded like her, is torture. She made bullshit up instead of telling the truth because the detective didn't want the truth, he wanted a fable. A fable he got, and in doing so he may have got his guy but he also caught two innocent people up. This is garbage. It's good the murderer was caught, but detective work isn't dragnet. You need to be precise in your actions and he was not, at all. Nor did he do any detective work. He's lazy. He's not smart. He's not funny. He's an ass.

[@anniegirlnerdgodess]

The cops-“It’s going to be public!” Me- 🍿👀 years later and a ton of states away! “Hell yea, it is!”

[@KenyaAMoore]

I remember bits and pieces of this. Im frm Youngstown and it was so jarring to hear abt a body in a freezer. Especially in Campbell. Cus sum minorities get pulld ovr for lil to nun

[@SantinoCorleon1]

You are all of us 😂

[@thuhuong8838]

Im in Australia right now. Listen to this 😊

[@andythomas9564]

Andrew is a psychopath too….you don’t just hack up a body and then voluntarily go lie to police 3 times…but then claim you were scared 🤦‍♂️

[@MsCwebb]

Like he said, he watches crime shows 😅

[@andythomas9564]

@@MsCwebb man…he just so easily lies 🤦‍♂️ went up there and voluntarily lied 😂

[@martynspooner5822]

I have people who I consider good friends but most certainly would not be helping them to butcher a corpse they had murdered, what was he thinking? just don't get it, nothing to win and everything to lose.

[@andythomas9564]

@@martynspooner5822 I think he was catching a thrill just from trying to get away with it… thinks he is smarter then everyone else

[@TheArchersTungsten]

Anyone that thinks that those detectives didn’t 100 percent think Andrew was involved on that first visit hasn’t watched enough of these . They knew they didnt have enough to charge so they went good cop route .

[@n0namenate]

This detective is a1 10/10. You can tell he has been working on this for months straight and spent countless nights trying to put all the pieces together

[@joannadechenne6368]

This detective needs to TEACH! He is awesome and legit and has intuitive skills.

[@michaelcalland801]

One thing I’m absolutely positive about is that Katrina is an absolute psycho. The eyes never lie.

[@tinawindham6958]

The eyes are the windows to the soul. Believe it. If someone can’t look u in the eye, throw in the towel.

[@barbarossa1780]

You can ALWAYS judge a book by its cover 👍🏻

[@ELEKTROSKANSEN]

@@barbarossa1780 ...and yet all these girls keep getting murdered by their boyfriends. It's either the saying is bs, or people are really bad at reading these covers.

[@DorothyVanOurkerk]

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[@katesleuth1156]

Absolutely pyscho eyes.

[@kitzunekatt]

I love when they ask “are you serious?” My guy, you are in an interrogation room…its serious

[@livingauthenticallyonmyownterm]

It felt when LE were talking to Katrina that she was holding back, but I’d never think she had so much to do with the coverup of Shannon’s murder. And Andrew helping Aurturo and Katrina coverup the murder also shocked me. To turn up with your lawyer and say you know nothing more and then LE finds out he helped Aurturo and Katrina try to get out of a murder is crazy. How can anyone cut up someone who a friend or boyfriend just killed? That’s is out of my league. Thanks for bringing us this case. I’d never heard of it til now. Love your channel!

[@carlovincetti4538]

At first I thought Katrina just bought the freezer and didnt know anything about what was in it. The other guy showing up to say he burned Shannon's belongings, when he participated in her dismemberment, is just beyond me how he thought he could clear himself by going to police.

[@KlirrenDieFahnen]

​@@carlovincetti4538 there were 4 people that told about the burning, so i guess he thought better if the cops hear it from myself.

[@mtm00]

😆LOL! 42:55 Katrina: "... I can't sit in this room with the door shut; I'm getting claustrophobic." Detective: "Get used to small rooms!"

[@al_sprays_paint8669]

The way that Katrina lied in this situation is how I'd expect myself to lie in police custody. Badly. 😂

[@bloopnation]

Thanks for adding subtitles.

[@772amanda237]

I've never heard a detective _tell a suspect_ to ask for an attorney. Wow.

[@pink8634]

Right! He was too tired to continue to circle around again.

[@Lisarnca]

Ever. He was begging her to call a lawyer. Our favorite hero detective need to go to bed

[@rickydavis7986]

Just got to say, A+ to this detective man. Really liked his style.

[@BikingWIthPanda]

he did this for his own ego and not for actually doing his job well. there's many better techniques he could use. we've seen them in other videos. this guy needs to get his anger in check

[@tommyron]

@rickydavis7986 Right? I came here to say basically the same thing. And some people can be great at what they do without super polished technical chops. He was getting her rattled to maybe turn on Arturo imo.

[@7eis]

He cut her off so many times but this is obviously just a selection of clips. I love his style for entertainment but at the same time I'm convinced a seasoned female detective could've gotten her to fold. The case already seemed very strong and I think the detectives confidence in calling bs, not trying to buddy-budy them, laughing and being laid back and sarcastic directly reflected that. Gotta remember it's a small town and he probably can't believe he knocked on the door of an apartment with a dismembered body in the freezer only for them to move it the same day.

[@ppser818]

He's a Hoot man!

[@gregmoney5432]

@@BikingWIthPanda Get his anger is check what the duck are you talking about man? He had no anger he never yelled unlike other detectives in other videos. Everything you said about him is nothing he is. Either you watched another video and commented in the wrong one or you are a piece of shit troll.

[@Veteran-observer]

You know it’s going to be a good story when he opens with “Debbie, an only child…. Has a brother and sister” 😂

[@soulmask2781]

Props to the detective, he realized both accomplices were involved but I only realized when they fessed up at the end

[@ozge1dursun]

I agree. When he said at the very beginning to Arthur, how a killer would not get you involved in destroying the evidence and that there are too many people involved, i was surprised to see I would not have thought of that. And I watch a lot of true crime 😂

[@allanshpeley4284]

@@ozge1dursun Then again the killer got his other buddy involved by trying to store a freezer at his place. He's clearly room temperature in the IQ department.

[@JooDawg]

@@allanshpeley4284but it had a lock on it!

[@disorderlymatron5534]

As many of these videos that I've watched, I've never seen a detective get so tired/fed up that he's saying "either tell me the truth or ask for an attorney"! This dude is great lol

[@SeC-q9m]

Eh, make good TV eh dufus

[@HandledDrifr]

Most detectives want the perp to confess for the record, but whereas these people already had abuse of a corpse , so they were getting booked regardless I've watched COUNTLESS interrogations and this was the first time I saw a detective say this 😂

[@katemangos1705]

This here is great detective work. This detective is a master of interrogation.

[@Watts_Up_K8]

This detective has me rolling 🤣🤣🤣 Blowing raspberries after telling her that he was at the house "playing hide & seek with them" 😂 I wish he had his own channel!

[@ursamajor6546]

Thank you for deeming it important enough to mention what happened to Shannon's dog!! ♥️♥️

[@ieasharobinson9007]

That detective has me rolling🤣🤣🤣...(suspect)"Blah,blah,I don't know,blah" (Detective)" Yeah so I'm still talking bout that body in the freezer" (Suspect)"I need phone call. Blah,I just rent,blah" (Detective)" what about that body in the freezer though?" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ozge1dursun]

Like wgen he said, "we're getting off the path here... there is a dead body in the freezer".. I mean, i dont want to laugh, but this detective was the best

[@vicvega3614]

Suspect: you're trying to catch me up using her foodstamp card Detective: well thats baby shit compared to that BODY IN YOUR FREEZER!! So yea tell me about that body in your freezer

[@carijames1981]

The cop said this is about a woman that was banging your boyfriend. She says I just work and take care of my kids. Yet she had them in another woman’s home with blood throughout it and a ax or knife or whatever at the entrance in the wall. And she clearly moved the kids and herself in soon as she got with him. Mother of the year right there. These people are sick. You wanna be a horrible person why drag your kids down with you.

[@HeatherHolt]

Sadly so many “parents” are awful people and don’t care about their children. And they always seem to have multiples. I was blessed with one amazing father and cursed with one horrific “mother.” I can’t imagine what life I might have had if I had both horrific parents. Bad parents make sad kids who grow up to be bad parents and the cycle continues, sadly. Many break it, many don’t.

[@nancyayotte2297]

​@@HeatherHoltwell said Heather. I'm truly sorry though for your so called mother. I'm sure that left a lot of trauma in your life which can create a vicious cycle. We have to break the cycle together.💜 Sending you a big huge mushy mom hug.

[@NikkiC777]

​@@HeatherHoltYou are right. Often some of the worst ones, decide to have like 6 kids. It is so wrong for these parents who can't take care of 1 child, without being abusive and neglectful, to just keep having more and more. Wtf are they thinking? They'll do better the more they have? SMH.

[@diannaperry8116]

⁠@@NikkiC777 most of the ones with multiples know how to work the system. The more kids you have the more money you get.

[@hillarybillary21]

Evil, not sick. Use your brain.

[@czerskip]

"I've seen lots of rotten meat working in restaurants" - yup, nothing ever gets wasted in that industry.

[@ryansta]

This has got to be one of the best Detectives I've seen on these videos definitively in the Top 3. Why he broke down these lot who thought they were home free and were street wise to the interrogation game.

[@Bendrix27]

What really got these people caught was their procrastination, they left literal blood on the walls probably saying every day "I'll clean it tomorrow", "Oh, and I have a body in a freezer, better dump that somewhere soon", but they kept putting it off. They really could have gotten away with it if they weren't so damn lazy. They killed her in February, the cops don't knock on their door until July, they had SO long to clean up their mess, most killers would pray they get that much time to destroy evidence.

[@michaelmashburn6068]

This detective is awesome, he never made it personal or had an ego, he just wanted the truth.

[@ScarletAdhesive]

I don't think Aturo would have protected the woman if she had committed the murder. He asked for help to protect himself.

[@btutt717]

When the detective kept saying dishwasher at outback I was rolling

[@houserhouse]

They're such easy reads in terms of criminals. You can tell exactly how each of these two planned to approach the police interrogations. The guy's strategy was to be annoyed and try to be more fixated on his job than the crime, and the detective stripped that strategy away instantly by confronting him for being more interested in work than the body in his freezer. The girl's strategy was to be outraged and a offended, and the detective stripped it away by refusing to entertain her innocence for even a second. Both immediately shift to improvising so early on in their interrogations, so they both ended up giving the prosecution the advantage of a long interrogation tape with a wide range of attempts at false behavior. Amazing interrogation, amazing video

[@marksheehy4933]

Detective..."She screwed your boyfriend, then she disappeared, and now you have all her shit, and she's in your freezer." Awesome Detective!!!!!

[@ethanslembarski7752]

This detective had me in fkn tears interrogating Katrina and arturo. Interesting technique

[@michaelcalland801]

He’s got his own style doesn’t he …lol Very direct !

[@BillCoal-fx2jv]

Suspect: this is going to take so long. Im gonna loose my job Detective: Your dishwasher job at outback is fucked okay

[@Pennis528]

Are we all gonna ignore him banging on table everytime he talks😂😂 It's driving me nuts😂

[@cecelo6651]

great interrogation. no coddling, no BS, and detective maintained control. bravo

[@venessahidenfelter722]

This detective is hilarious, says everything you wanna say 😂

[@wapartist]

“Get used to small rooms” boss line right there

[@mos_tekmusic7285]

LOL "we found a body in the freezer" i am rolling. Imagine going through 100 ideas and stopping at that one 💀💀

[@hi-ic2nb]

Right like hmm 🤔 I wonder how it got there lol

[@mikesanders8621]

You really should watch the entire video before commenting.

[@vickiekasafirek9096]

None of them received enough prison time.

[@ddub2801]

Say what now?

[@czwarty7878]

this woman getting 18 years while associate got 12 is ridiculous. she shouldn't leave the jail at all

[@alcrooks9095]

This detective is the best ever😅. He says "what's their to not understand" Classic!!!!😂

[@WhatsDaveUpTo]

1:08:03 "Its not that i don't believe you, but I dont believe" and then laughs...what a boss lmao 🤣

[@marineentertainment6118]

This dude is amazing at his job holy fuck, impressive bro, he needs to teach this shit to others in his shoes, best investigator I’ve ever seen

[@UknowIam]

Yup, brilliant!

[@trubabyceo]

The detective that ended up solving it detective lambert as well as his superior at the time Lt Bobovnyik were excellent and did a good job solving it and getting conclusive evidence to convict. Arturo was just denied his final chance at appeal. Shannon did not do drugs, she had a drug case once but it was for selling drugs to dancers at a club

[@louem2491]

Absolutely! He is incredible

[@cathymack1886]

I feel like he's a New Yorker.

[@masonparis7472]

“ like I said I watch a lot of crime shows “ how many times did he say that line 😂😂😂

[@garretrobinson3668]

These crime documentaries are so much better than EWU and similar channels- no unnecessary interjections by the narrator for cliche foreshadowing, and no re-hashing old information to drag out the story for a longer video. Very well done

[@lotharschramm5000]

You're overthinking this, it's just less work, you upload the footage and that's it

[@ew7512]

I like both. Sometimes I like the added context, but EWU does try too hard to add too much.

[@ssjretard4048]

​@@ew7512"The next shocking revelation in the case will shake you to your core. What you will find out shortly left detectives utterly speechless as they investigated this heinous crime"

[@C_Money206]

Such a power play flex, “either you tell me what you did or get a lawyer.” Boss.

[@anitaholst7671]

I think he was done playing. She's a hard cookie to crack.

[@egyptology22]

Get used to small rooms. Best line ever. That guy should be working in international crime, not a small town. He's brilliant!

[@amydavidson123]

I'm glad we found out the dog has gone to a good home too!

[@trubabyceo]

Her sister has the dog

[@trubabyceo]

Also Molly, the dog was one of the biggest things telling on them. She would never leave Molly anywhere for more than a few hours. Molly was her baby. She would call from her cosmetology school on break to talk to Molly on speakerphone. Molly staying on her apartment, that she paid for, with a girl she hated driving her car and using her phone, told me all I needed to know. They did something to her. Detective Spotleson, the first detective on the case totally ignored everything. He wouldn’t listen to me because of my record and wouldn’t listen to anyone else that went in, because we were all from the streets. Lambert saw a group of us in the waiting room at the police station and recognized me from being a suspect In a shooting on the north side. I had never seen him and he called me by my nickname, govt name and gang affiliation and asked why someone like me was in the waiting room of the police station. When I told him, he actually tried to look into it before he was even assigned the case. After he got assigned and When they found the body and he told me up til that point I had been a suspect, and hoped I didn’t take it the wrong way. I told him I understood and he wouldn’t have been doing good police work if he didn’t consider that, at least at first. My adopted brother is the one that found out about the fire, and when I told spotleson about it and he basket, he said he didn’t have time to look into it because she was just missing and I should accept the fact that she moved to Cleveland with another man. Reports had came in that someone had seen her at Walmart and she was high on drugs, that’s where the entire part about Shannon “Starr” being on drugs came from. It was put out there that her last potential sighting was at a Walmart and she was high. It wasn’t her, they determined that she had been dead for months before that person says they saw her. But he really tried to push the drugs and new lover idea, I guess it was an easy out for him not to investigate because of that.

[@kentuky1233]

Yes. A young woman was dismembered into a freezer. Let's worry about the dog.

[@otmossampacado1550]

Yeah, with a dead n dismembered woman on the line, I was very worried about the safety of the house rats. Pet freaks are creepy sometimes

[@kaelightupthedark]

​@@otmossampacado1550dogs ain't rats most people are...

[@x.miller3053]

fantastic video, really well put together. this watches like a movie; every interview is so rich and fascinating. horrible crime.

[@penni6432]

So, let's talk situations you are not responsible for but are pulled into. Andrew who by all known facts had not participated in the killing. He's called over to a house by this friend only to discover his friend murdered his ex-girlfriend. And then rather than coming up with a plan to remove himself from the situation and call the cops, he decides to participate in a demonic, gruesome act because he thought he might be next. He could have told his friend the killer that he had a better plan for disposing of her and got out of the situation. But sure, I wasn't there because I don't hang out with lowlife people like this. Choose your friends and acquaintances wisely.

[@honorclarkescatacomb67]

I guess he never heard the old saying, "You are judged by the company you keep". They say that for a reason, lol. If you hang out with criminals or murdering losers, not only does your reputation suffer, but you pick up their values; pretty soon you find yourself doing things that ten years prior, you wouldn't have even dreamed of doing.

[@megmeyer7563]

So do you know if Andrew helped with the murder or just knew about it and helped him burn the evidence? Thank you

[@fredmercury1314]

Unless the friend is literally holding a gun or a knife, I'm telling him to F off and I'm walking away. End of.

[@madisonnicole7659]

@@honorclarkescatacomb67my mom always said “show me your friends i’ll show you your future!”

[@carlovincetti4538]

Then going to police to try and clear himself of any wrong doing, when he helped dismember her. smh

[@malonislaw]

You put this together really well. Great job!

[@sherrythistlewaite484]

Right in my home town. Wow. Detective is from these streets and he knows how to handle these people. What a pitiful shame !