xQc Reacts to The Case of Lee Rodarte (JCS - Criminal Psychology)

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[@alexa6849]

Imagine how terrifying it was for the other workers to find out that their manager murdered their coworker...

[@NothingAssigned]

Time to get a job at los pollos hermanos monkaW

[@LegitParchment]

@@NothingAssigned Meeting walter white PogU

[@anonypersona3189]

Eh, they probably thought: Dang, two new higher positions are opening up... maybe I should apply.

[@88xxx882]

@@anonypersona3189 facts murder aint nothing new

[@alexa6849]

@@anonypersona3189 business opportunity meta

[@cartwheel7037]

JCS actually deserves the attention he got from the streamers lately. I am very glad that Felix watches his stuff too. A balance of point of views, a pepega one and a 5Head one. xqcL

[@snickle1980]

Yeah, there are a ton of good content creators I'd love for him to see. Or i could go out and make friends and have THEM see it! 😀 But its hot outside here in Florida. Cant go out and make friends when you're burning alive. 😥 I have a dog...I have some weed. Things could be worse!

[@sheeesh3118]

@@snickle1980 modCheck Askers??

[@ImprovingPerson]

Was watching him before XQc but started only watching the videos on XQc channel and am not getting him recommended though i have him subbed. Dont know if that is good for him i think it is better for xqc

[@ianthehunter3532]

totally wasn't on everyone's recommended before that right

[@ImprovingPerson]

@@ianthehunter3532 think he was

[@mike-ns6sw]

I've already seen JCS's videos lol But his content is genuinely that good that i don't mind watching it twice

[@zarrowthehorse]

I'm purposely trying my best to avoid his videos so that I can watch them with xqc and chat. It's hard

[@frankjaeger1711]

@@zarrowthehorse True but at least give him a sub and like his videos if you’re only going to watch it with xqc.

[@zarrowthehorse]

@@frankjaeger1711 Yeah don't worry, I've been subbed and watching his older vids for awhile :)

[@reddd-77]

@@zarrowthehorse it's a shame that we're gonna run out soon, there's only 1 or 2 vids of jcs that I haven't seen yet.

[@AnonymousKev]

There's always more to analyze when you watch it multiple times, that's what I like about it

[@henrydaniels8967]

X trying his hardest not to laugh at twitch chat typing "HE FORGOR 💀"

[@JonathanS344]

What is this zoomer humor?

[@alexarrington29]

@@JonathanS344 im curious myself even though i know it is a cringe meme

[@bubbless4230]

It’s just that Kanye tweeted out “I forgor 💀” (to release the album) he misspelt forgot that’s y it’s funny, smh boomers. Edit: I don’t think Kanye actually tweeted it but the meme re-emerged because of him or zoomers know the meme because of Kanye

[@lattmud9805]

@@bubbless4230 thats even more cringe worthy f

[@oskarpersson9533]

@@bubbless4230 kanye never tweeted that

[@doesnotexist305]

Female detectives in interrogations are strategically placed. Male detectives don’t take the lead because females can’t do it. They take the lead because male suspects are usually more comfortable speaking to a male. Female detectives usually say little for most of the interrogation but their mere presence is sometimes enough to keep suspects on edge. Then, as we saw in this video, they are more effective at appealing to the suspect’s emotions or for drawing sympathy back to the victim or the victim’s family. The female detective in this video started off not saying anything. So when she spoke and called the suspect out on his lie, it was that much more impactful. I don’t doubt that her appearance as a motherly figure begging for an answer to give to the victim’s family really weighed heavily on the suspect’s conscience. Absolutely fantastic job from both detectives and if anybody in the chat questioned why the female detective was there initially, I hope they noticed how big a role she played at the end.

[@ally4492]

I don’t think they realized the emotions were intentional for the process, which inevitably caused him to admit it.

[@p01ygon]

So the woman is there to act like a conventional woman?

[@doesnotexist305]

@@p01ygon crazy isn’t it?

[@Habibi618]

@@p01ygon actual basement dwelling incel

[@linkedwinters]

@@p01ygon just like you're here to act like you've ever spoken to one

[@guaiya]

female detectives who provide a mother like figure during interrogation are monster at their job. Absolutely perfect for it.

[@devanclark8018]

I agree it actually seems to put him under even more pressure

[@DangRoss]

I'd admit to crimes I didn't do if I meant I didn't have to listen to her voice anymore.

[@Bruh-vd3cp]

Yeah but she’s didn’t fit that category

[@tj2407]

no it dont, they suck at it

[@guaiya]

@@tj2407 buddies a little in denial

[@onedb7407]

Love how chat is calling him crazy for talking to himself, it's a type of self soothing in a situation where you have no one to talk to. It's completely normal and everyone does either out loud or in your head, but it's completely normal. Now if he was acting like he was talking to people that's crazy, but he was talking to himself normal.

[@nightmrj]

fr i talk to myself all the time i think for the magnitude of that situation he was acc quite calm

[@Tony_zr]

I talk to myself all the time tbh it helps 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@erikragrin3336]

yeah but let's not forget he killed a human being

[@v3ngence138]

@@erikragrin3336 yes. But it is also important to understand that it shows exactly how it would feel for most people. Suddenly being in a situation, because of your dumb decision and realizing you can't revert anything back, while everything is going so fast. You were sleeping in your house, talking with friends, going out, and the next day you will be spending the rest of your life in prison. Self control is a very valuable thing to have, and never get caught in the heat of the moment. He presented regret, which was deserved, but for others, should be taken as a lesson. Life is not a toy, and that goes the same for anothe person's life too. Think before making dumb decisions.

[@Z.hwr.77]

@@v3ngence138 well said.

[@trancandy1]

(female detective applies a strategy that literally works) chat: "OMG SO BAD"

[@conorfrankland7699]

People actually talking shit on the Female detective not realising she's playing a specific role lmao

[@naydsoe27]

Who cares. Shit was annoyin

[@Eyo-ny9rm]

@@naydsoe27 she played a vital part in catching him lmfao

[@dimasever_twitch]

it's most of the twitch chat, talking shit, so angry

[@rwjbeetle8344]

incel chat what do you expect

[@Fat_Rucker]

@@burntoutgamer2457 yeah exactly, jcs didnt mention it in the video but what she did is called "being annoying technique", its the same technique that the male cop on Steven case did to. its kinda funny seeing these simp calling people incel.

[@Simpson77Jack]

It is absolutely mental to me to think that if this man just didn't talk to police at all, and listened to legal counsel, he just might have gotten away with it... insane

[@Absinthexx7]

Almost definitely would have. There wasn’t enough evidence in the clip and an attorney wouldn’t give into any claims

[@tamb699]

Yes he would 100% would have got away with it if he got legal counsel before saying anything a lawyer would have told him not to say a word.

[@richardkolodziej8346]

I am watching this way later, but do you think that he wanted to be caught?

[@shroomyesc]

@@richardkolodziej8346 It's possible he fell into the "if I don't talk I look guilty" trap that people often fall into.

[@Mattened]

He probably wouldn't have gotten away with it. They knew enough to get him in there, knowing he was guilty based on the footage and they have other means, like triangulation from cell towers, cameras where he traveled, etc. They just want the case closed in a definitive and quick manner, so they got his confession.

[@hunterbakko9306]

I actually love seeing how each detective has a different way of going about things or just initiating the confrontation

[@mattysoccer77]

For those wondering after watching (spoiler alert): "Rodarte reached an arrangement with prosecutors in February and pleaded guilty to second-degree murder; in exchange, prosecutors proposed a sentence of 40 years with credit for time served, and the judge agreed."

[@whatsupeveryone]

ok

[@saucylemons454]

Thx

[@dimasever_twitch]

omg thank you so much for warning that it's a spoiler, not many ppl do that

[@1mantiss1]

Nice

[@buckbuckleyson2259]

@@dimasever_twitch cringe omg

[@imapigeonyoupeasant1489]

"You have the right to remain silent" Suspect: "so it all started when i was born.."

[@eetiam2825]

🤣🤣

[@coolsquirtlesquad]

It's so pathetic to see chat acting like they know better than the female detective when her approach was literally working.

[@revisals7210]

its xqc chat bro, 90% of them are edgy young teenagers

[@Paqcar]

@@revisals7210 Nah, they’re edgy 10-year-olds

[@user-cy8jy8yb4l]

@@Paqcar and a mix of 40 yr old obese dude that has never talked to a female before

[@killthatbeast4392]

She let her emotions get to her. Horrible cop

[@clownmonomaniac2630]

@@killthatbeast4392o you not think the other cop wouldve stopped her if it wasnt planned? they plan beforehand on how to interrogate someone so they can get a confession, it wouldnt work as well if they just improvised

[@stevegaming2006]

JCS is actually one of the best channels I’ve ever seen, big ups to him xqcL. It’s even better when I watch it with mr pvc led 123 abc

[@snickle1980]

STILL.

[@theluchakabuto5206]

feelsdankman clap 123 abc

[@meyr1992]

XQCL 🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘🥰🥰😘😘🥰

[@vanilla0p956]

This is gold content I enjoy criminal psychology and all and I love to see mr cow reacting to insane people xqcL

[@Fat_Rucker]

Hello Steve from Minecraft

[@kayanono]

I love how chat always knows what they are talking about 🤡

[@boringsupernova4836]

They're all pro lawyers, doctors, cops, pro everything🙄

[@Vincisomething]

Female detective doing her job: SO BAD OMEGALUL Some TikTok thirst trap or any attractive girl: that one emote they always use (idk the name of it lol, it's the one where the eyes pop out like an old cartoon)

[@kayanono]

@@Vincisomething Cant expect common sense from incels

[@strogonoffcore]

@@VincisomethingI'm late to answer this, but it's BOOBA

[@kingc9966]

These are my favorite reactions he does right now, I’m literally addicted

[@asiangin]

Chat was shitting on the women detective for some reason but she was dope af and brought the heat. Dude was so shook

[@phil8910]

tbh, she was the lead interrogator in that room, the man was there to get the murderer talking and “comfortable”, but she was there to put the gun to his head and get him to confess

[@ac.runnnn]

@@phil8910 exactly. It was teamwork, but in the end she got to slam dunk.

[@weedybongzalez8333]

I like how the chat tryin to roast the female for her emotional role but nobody realizes how good they work together and that it's all planned,she even taps the male one few times to let him know he has to stop talking like at 29:48 or 32:27

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

stop reading chat will make ur life easier....

[@ac.runnnn]

@@xXSinForLifeXx words to live by. but it’s like a car crash you know, I can’t look away even though I know it’s just going to be bad

[@ac.runnnn]

She carried and his chat is too dumb to see it

[@Vincisomething]

Chat also wondering why they're closely associated with incels

[@Vincisomething]

@@ac.runnnn I hide the chat if I'm watching vods because they're so stupid it's annoying lol

[@Perfectard]

The one thing people fail to realize apparently is that he wasn't acting in the end, the narrator even said it himself. He was showing genuine emotion because he was stupid and killed someone and realized the entirety of his life was gonna be spent in jail for the rest of it. Or he's gonna get killed. Either way, he deserves to rot in there for what he did

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

why the hell would anyone think he was acting?

[@Vincisomething]

@@xXSinForLifeXx because there are murderers out there with zero remorse who will try to fake emotion to get sympathy or to look innocent. See "Jennifer's Solution" and "what pretending to be crazy looks like" by JCS. Usually the acting isn't convincing, but there's a bunch of confessions where they're acting because they forgot there was a camera

[@SnailHatan]

Ah, yes, no one realizes this. That’s why there are so many people calling it acting. You know, all those people who are nowhere to be found

[@WHATHAPPENED.]

JCS made me realise why some criminals are treated ‘better’ than others it’s all a mind game. Crazy how fluently they pull it off

[@RedLogicYT]

Am I the only one who has watched all of these but still watch xQc's reactions?

[@Mikachu2407]

nope same here

[@Ese1Pac]

Yes :)

[@rickross80]

same

[@adbrooks95]

Yeah i thinks it's wanting to relate to someone. I do the same for movie trailers and stuff for things I like. My friends don't get as excited about movies like I do and it helps me relate to people that like what I do. Beauty of the internet

[@joshualunak7163]

SAME!!!

[@Vodaii]

When I see that xQc uploaded a new JCS reaction I immediately click, at this point I love watching JCS more with xQc.

[@NoName-cv2mr]

Everything with xqc is better

[@faith.W]

@@NoName-cv2mr Chess PepeLaugh

[@trkz9968]

@@faith.W PepeLaugh 6 moves

[@parallax7793]

@@faith.W probably meant react content

[@RogerH_CxP]

@@parallax7793 Nah everything means everything lol

[@LittleVidds]

Obviously, while the detectives were interrogating the man they picked up hints of his personality so the female detective knew that the "emotional" route would be most effective.

[@chungus100]

You can really tell chat is mostly a bunch of children sadly.

[@xxminecrafterxx1266]

xQc is pretty much a professional interrogator at this point after the amount of these videos he has watched

[@snickle1980]

"So you have a girlfriend, DuD?" "Is she hot?" "Why not"? "You kill her?" 😂 "my man"

[@MiLa-xi6qj]

Last part sounds like train when he found out about xqc and adepts breakup

[@snickle1980]

​@@MiLa-xi6qj That was an amazing awkward tweet he made. "You me and adept know the truth" 😂oops~ Hope they patch things up.

[@sieg8036]

Chat calling the HotPokket detective bad, imagine calling a professional detective bad on a field that you know nothing about Pepega Clap CHAT

[@_DMNO_]

you don't have to be in their line of work to criticize someone. by that logic, we shouldn't be able to say that certain actors are bad at their job, if we have never had their job. I haven't finished the video yet, but still I personally don't believe anyone is necessarily safe from criticism or insults regardless of the experience of the critic. if someone seems bad at their job, usually even unexperienced criticism can help expose any weak points that could be improved upon. sorry for the essay.

[@Trep3]

@@_DMNO_ you're right, but chat was still being retarded lol, to criticize something you should at least know SOMETHING about it, the chat was being absolutely retarded this vid

[@sieg8036]

good point but the actor examples only works because they imitate real situations and conversations if that makes sense, these things we are probably familiar to begin with but these investigations and whatnot, they apply different strategies that requires experience and you cant just say she's throwing so bad when each person is subjective and certain techniques works and others do not

[@helloneighbour2408]

@@_DMNO_ But those criticisms were based on a false reasoning. They thought she lost control of her emotions and wasn't professional when it was acting. Can't trust people who fall for that to even criticise anything. A better example were the detectives in the Stephen case ''What u doin STEPHEN?!?''

[@colleenkyle7741]

@@_DMNO_ Never compare real life detectives to actors lmao. But I understand your view

[@snickle1980]

"people who are unconcerned would likely give a short response" If I'm innocent and being interrogated, I'll have nothing BUT concerns. 😂 Then again, I wouldn't be talking without legal rep either. 😐

[@HittokiriBattousai17]

It is not even nearly the same. You'd have concerns but will not know wth are you even doing there. So you'll have nothing to be afraid of. You'll be shitting yourself otherwise.

[@snickle1980]

@@HittokiriBattousai17 Thats a brilliant idea, actually! I'll be shitting myself immediately! I bet that would throw off a lie detector test, wouldn't it? 😂

[@helloneighbour2408]

Theres a big difference between a somewhat long answer and 5 fucking minutes of life story Pepega

[@Tony_zr]

You missed the point I don’t think you understood what jcs ment.

[@pandapoploin1281]

It’s so jarring to go from a man crying after confessing to homicide to have some dumb ad show up with vacant upbeat music. In the middle of someone crying, upbeat generic music and an ad start playing.

[@maskettaman1488]

it's your fault for viewing ads

[@ChadtheBad]

The lack of empathy is crazy. That was extremely emotional and real he has zero reason to act at that point. Everyone makes mistakes.

[@Plight_]

I'm not sure what exactly you're saying here. Lack of empathy for the guy? Lack of empathy for the victim? If you're saying lack of empathy for the guy I could possibly agree that the prison system should be geared more towards rehabilitation over punishment (when possible) .

[@CassCat69]

you talk about empathy but minimize the murder of a person to a "mistake"

[@ChadtheBad]

I’m just able to feel for someone when they actually run their own lives like that. Not saying what he did was excusable at all

[@trvpzk]

killing someone isnt as simple as ‘making a mistake’ dude what the fuck

[@eatyourvegetables1449]

@@ChadtheBadI know what you’re saying. I can tell he really regrets it and that he feels like a monster. He still killed her and deserves to stay in prison, but if he was ever given a second chance or the ability to turn time no way in hell he would ever do it again.

[@groncher]

He was sentenced to 40 years in prison for those wondering.

[@finnycypress9959]

Every time: Get lawyer? Nahhhh I’m a professional. I’ve got this 😎

[@ketch2342]

chat shitting on the female detective the whole time while she is doing what she is supposed to do

[@dylandreisbach1986]

The text messages would be funny if it wasn't around such a horrifying event.

[@kisque9904]

Still, it is funny.

[@lore6488]

Not to mention how the dumb spelling mistakes show how the suspect was panicking during the text. He didn’t even try to replicate savannahs language.

[@dylandreisbach1986]

@@lore6488 Right. I am the kind of person who used commas and periods and always texts a correction to any spelling mistake, or at least I try my best. At the very least you should look at the previous texts to know how that person would text to someone. If my family got a text from me with an Emoji its either a mistake or its someone else. He did a stupid thing and if he would have immediately called the police if killing her was really a mistake he is sorry for.

[@scyi.3665]

glong

[@kisque9904]

@@dylandreisbach1986 and he would have immediately called the police if killing her had been a mistake he was sorry for.*

[@laaber3444]

38:47 Moxy scared me for a second there lmao, came out of nowhere

[@kaito-fukasejam8387]

I thought it was pvc for a second lmao

[@TheRealGr33nGuy]

He ended up being sentenced to 40 years in prison.

[@Bell-ih5ln]

“A male figure, then got out of the car” Footage: 3 pixels

[@michaeltoye6148]

Love you man

[@snickle1980]

Love you too 💖

[@f1koh]

@@snickle1980 love u bb pvcL

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

i find it funny how people like to act like killers like this are all Psychos but the reality is alot of them are just normal humans who made an impulse decision in a fit of rage. i just find it weird how people wants to pretend these people are not human or feel emotions etc i guess it makes them sleep better at night.

[@Squigiee]

Nerdge

[@adekin1090]

I make impulse decisions when I'm in a fit of rage, that doesn't mean I suddenly kill people.

[@meggidumbadze9116]

Wtf are you saying. Get a grip. If you think that’s a normal human reaction, it’s not. Hope you’re not surrounded by ppl like that

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

@@meggidumbadze9116 I'm saying it's a human reaction is my point. People act like killers are some alien species or demons they are still humans.

[@meggidumbadze9116]

@@xXSinForLifeXx But calling killing someone an impulse decision is crazy. That's not normal. Thinking about "killing" someone (usually meaning beating them up) in a fit of rage is not the same as murdering them. There is a huge gap between the two.

[@letemknow69]

Watching 2 years younger xqc feels so refreshing idk what is it

[@cascade4661]

its just so hard to understand why he so suddenly in that point of his life would decide to kill someone in such a horrific manner like no one he knew would've of never of known that he could be capable of killing

[@thefriendlyviewer]

"fkn florida dude" the best way to describe florida ever

[@wompastompa3692]

14:00 Jeez laweez, I used to be able to run a mile in less time than this guy took to answer the basic question.

[@xXSinForLifeXx]

not really a basic question when your life literally depends on finding the right lie dude

[@RealUnrealer]

its amazing how the female detetective, using this mother figure strategy makes you, even as the viewer, feel guilty and desperately want for this guy to tell them what happened to make her stop begging. It clearly worked and was an effective strategy. Its also really interesting how planned out these interrogations are. Her tapping him with her foot so she can deploy a different strategy or signal him to take a different approach. Amazing. I would've cracked under her pressure too.

[@sunshinyblsm8951]

How many of these people wouldve went free if they just.....didnt talk to the investigators?

[@pessimisticbastard5278]

too many

[@_DMNO_]

a lot. most if not all of these specific cases JCS has shown, have shown the criminals being too stupid to realise that they could have gotten away with it if they had just played a little bit smarter.

[@HOLLYWEED2000]

@@_DMNO_that what i thot bro this man is a good man if he more monster this bullshit prob doesnt work

[@cunc3040]

He should watch michael rafferty, theres no visual tos but the content of the video is probably the darkest of all of the JCS videos. I just like the detective and how he conducts himself

[@K4inan]

The russell williams one is my favorite. One of his victims came down the basement to turn the lights off and noticed her cat staring at something in the distance - right where he was hiding. She went to investigate and saw him, and then she was raped for 24 hours and suffocated to death with tape.

[@eindje0406]

Damn that sounds rough, whats to like about a story like that :/

[@Zatherothx]

@@eindje0406 the darker it is, the better it works as a story

[@K4inan]

@@eindje0406 If it wasn't for her noticing her cat staring at something, she would've survived.

[@daape7976]

@@K4inan what the fuck. what is wrong with the world

[@cian2293]

Idk if this was just me but his reaction to his whole life coming down on him felt the same as when my parents caught me doing something wrong as a kid and i felt so bad about it afterwards that i’d just be sad

[@stackerman2800]

that female detective was amazing

[@MrJO420]

Remember he’s only crying because he got caught not because he feels bad for the the victim.…

[@Chepperz]

Man when he said "it's not supposed to be you" and someone said Cosplay OMEGALUL i fucking died 😂😂😂😂😂

[@florimontt]

love seeing chat doing the same twitch emotes as eachother like npcs

[@zachstrayer1069]

really shows how these kinds of people could be ANYWHERE

[@octavioussage7284]

This man is really going to reupload jcs' entire channel

[@loppt34]

Yup. Now get me on this popeye: ug-gug-gug-gug-gug-gug, you need to furl your slanderous tongue, keep it in your mouth, and leave Xcow to his business. Gabish?

[@MyDenis0]

people are much more willing to kill than to die for theyere own actions, really cowards.

[@ironerrow618]

“Felt his life was threatened after multiple slaps in the face... he just put his hands on her neck and felt a pop and it snapped.” Sure man

[@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it]

NECKMAN. KomodoHype new super hero

[@VirtualXIV]

It always amazes me how much people talk without a lawyer. Having a lawyer present isn't an admission of guilt. Exercise your rights people....

[@HOLLYWEED2000]

He doesnt know how this work i think if he get lawyer this stoopid move by these woman prob doesnt work lmfao this man is a good guy and he feel bad about it imagine its a much more monster killer this bullshit prob doesnt work

[@sunbIind]

He got 40 years, with the time served (4 years passed since 2017).

[@zarrowthehorse]

PogU

[@lonelyjaco]

dang these videos are good, got me hooked on jcs

[@1juke39]

Honestly I feel like this guy was actually sorry for savannah and himself . He had genuine remorse that being said I don’t feel sorry for him because he chose to make that mistake .

[@Vincisomething]

You have to be a special type of person where homicide or murder is your first reaction when you lose your cool. That's not something most people do in that situation

[@eatyourvegetables1449]

Yep. Unlike a lot of perps on JCS, I think he was the only one that genuinely cried for both himself and the victim. He was crying for the looming future ahead, but also very evidently thinking about how nice she was to him and why he would ever do such a thing. It’s hard to describe, but you can just tell he actually feels bad.

[@HondaCivicLXSedan]

"accidentally broke her neck"... then proceeded to burn the body... and then dumping it to hide it

[@moonlightblue9196]

39:57 reminded me of the time xQc took off his dallas fuel hoodie

[@MayuFuji]

"She slapped me so I broke her neck in self defence" Sure man :)

[@darukan]

he dug himself so deep into the ground during the interrogation that that's probably the only thing his defense team could come up with

[@MasterInHD]

It worked though. Went from 1st degree, which is premeditated to manslaughter

[@cole4832]

Ooo another JCS video

[@bisonxdvr]

he killed someone over a job at a seafood restaurant wtf

[@kay-dc8495]

XQC's face in the thumbnail says it all lmao

[@ALEXISAGREIVER]

I thought that female detective was a bit overbearing and emotional at times but they ended up getting a full confession so that goes to show how much I knew about the case, the suspect, and criminal psychology. Good on her.

[@lore6488]

People keep shitting on her because she’s “showing too much emotion” and that she should be fired even though her act was fake. An attempt to fake hysteria and make the suspect give in and confess. Most of the chat don’t even know that.

[@helloneighbour2408]

@@lore6488 Exactly. Imagine seeing a detective suddenly showing deep emotion and sadness during an interrogation, and not putting two and two together that its an act. Bunch of retards imo

[@lore6488]

@@helloneighbour2408 the fact that chat thinks it real just shows how effective her act really was lmao

[@LegitParchment]

@@lore6488 most of chat is also just misogynistic LMFAOOO

[@Vincisomething]

@@LegitParchment literally lmao. They'll drool over cleavage because they don't see them as anything other than arm candy or a sex object. But women shouldn't show emotions because it makes them look crazy 🤪. It's so funny how they switch up their opinions on women depending on how attractive she is.

[@LichKArthas]

These JCS videos have given me a new insight on how thankful I am not to be violent towards others. Foster kindness chat xqcL

[@Mac_cheese76]

The thumbmail 😂

[@colleenkyle7741]

The female was closer to the suspect confession than the man was, yet chat is a bunch of pepegas thinking the man is doing a good job when all the man's getting is lies and "I don't know" lmao

[@HOLLYWEED2000]

Its more like he confess bcos proof and if he smart he prob get a lawyer 🤫

[@UZ_PUBG777]

If you’re innocent get a lawyer 100% If youre guilty get a lawyer 1000%

[@HOLLYWEED2000]

This guy just dumb lol

[@HOLLYWEED2000]

Im not mean u bro i mean the killer

[@josephstump5866]

AS soon as he thinks the detectives bought his alibi his leg stopped shaking lol

[@beybladedude12345678]

People can think what they want about cases like these, and I think justice was served, but it still makes me sad. Two lives were lost that day, his and hers.

[@PolarCatsAttack]

chat spamming askers when he was literally asked by the interrogator

[@poojithrao4864]

That lady detective’s acting was top notch!!!

[@CoasterCrazyy]

Someone who's a foot shorter then you and half your weights slaps you a couple times in the face and your life is threatened? And then you grab her neck and somehow it just pops and its broken.......wtf

[@vmb371]

29:14 "Spintto" first person to comment "I FORGOR" *Legend*

[@DelightfulDiscs]

Of course JCS is great and entertaining, but I disagree sometimes with the "put yourself in their shoes if you were innocent" scenarios. I feel like if I knew these investigators were looking for someone that I worked with, I would try to be as detailed as possible to help in any way I could. The amount of information you're giving shouldn't have too much weight to how innocent or guilty you are.

[@account4345]

They’re general psychological trends, there will be outliers. We all differ

[@haunts3479]

the more info you try and give without it making sense will fuck you over.

[@R_lulu]

And the information could get you charged, prosecuted and maybe even get you in jail

[@James-ip5gz]

Still WAY more emotion than Chris Watts

[@Vincisomething]

The only time he actually showed emotion was when they caught him on the lie detector and you can see his chest moving because he was breathing so hard. They were even saying they had to turn it down because of how bad he was at lying

[@mango2538]

I get why he was crying at the end. He knows he fucked up.

[@Kvizy]

The auto translate made laugh a few times, especially when it said new dj Chat went "NEW DJ POG" lmao

[@geooooooooooooo]

who wouldve thought that the degenerate twitch/youtube community (including me) nowadays would have the interest or attention span to watch JCS videos. that channel is brilliant

[@cringemoji9127]

yes i was just waiting for a new one. just like everyone else feelsbadman

[@bruh1973]

Your pfp is cringe

[@theyoungone5032]

@@bruh1973 Loli pfp is saying this btw

[@bruh1973]

@@theyoungone5032 it was a joke i was only saying it because of his name, and this isn't a child

[@theyoungone5032]

@@bruh1973 you right, my bad

[@f1koh]

@@bruh1973 you're right its not a child its an immortal being that can alter their appearance and also have been living for over 5000 years

[@SoeJul]

His fatal flaw was not blaming the scratches on the heroin that he already admitted to supposedly doing

[@dynamosaurusimperious2718]

This was a good xQc video

[@mlgfin]

Pondering Patrick💀

[@colleenkyle7741]

It's disgusting to see that when he was caught he cried but BLAMED the poor girl... Hope he rots in prison, they'll love him

[@mayamilo01]

31:04 he forgor guys

[@Fadolapanoli]

Man watching this while farming some league lp is peak fun

[@RandomGamersPro]

Yeah just dont int in my games plz

[@snickle1980]

True. I'm watching this while farming red cabbage in Stardew. 😁

[@punisher6387]

That's very distracting don't do it if you play the game seriously

[@snickle1980]

@@punisher6387 You cant stop me. 😐 Fuckin cops~ Come and try n snatch my crops~ These pigs wanna blow my house down~ They get mad when they come to raid my pad~😫

[@pessimisticbastard5278]

the female cop wasnt bad tbh, she acted as an emotional mother figure to support and goad him into confessing. fk even in the clip after he talks to his mom, saying he's gonna die in jail. chat is stupiddddddddd

[@sota_59]

Am i onlyone wondering where Moxy came suddenly? That was so random

[@Buggolious]

yea same where did he come from

[@rileyzack4346]

it was self defense. he just had to burn and drown the corpse to make sure he was safe

[@kobe3941]

“What happened to your neck” gg

[@noface3641]

Love how the female detective literally ROLLED him and essentially got the initial admission off him, and chat is like FeMaLE mAlD So for anyone who watched all the way through and still thinks that, here's a little lesson in dominance for you. its not all about appearances and first impressions Yes. The male interrogator is initially the only confronting individual and "in control" of the investigation, while she is completely quiet for the first part of the questioning. and it may create the illusion that he is the leading investigator in the room. He may be the confrontational force in their duo, but she is definitely supervising the room and waiting for the right time to chime in with *intentional* emotional exhaustion. She is literally assessing the situation from the sidelines at any given moment to see cracks in his character. Notice how in 29:50 and 31:31 she gives little taps with her foot to cue her partner to give her room to speak, and then triggers her clearly well-crafted emotional manipulation. Its amazing how yall see how intentional everything the detectives do is and yet choose to ignore it when its a woman. If she really was getting "emotional" no one would let her stay there, and to begin with, no investigator would be this unprofessional and still be let into such high-risk investigations. This wasn't a murder case, at that time it was a *missing person* case. That means they dont only need a confession, they need it NOW, in a timely fashion you can say, because this may save her life. Not only would they not let an emotional andy on such case, they would put their best duo. Which they did, cause these two worked perfecty together, exactly because he is abdicating for her emotional "tantrums". He is letting her lead under the table (quite literally) with a very unusual, yet clearly effective technique. It was one of the fastest confessions we've seen yet, and again, the first admission of any wrong doing (taking her in his car) was given directly to her inquiry, not his. Just putting it out there, maybe assess the situation with a little bit of critical thinking instead of being "girl moment lol" Andys. Its kind of weird how this wrong perception of women is hauting even when we're doing as great a job as she did, cause people are so set on stereotypical ironys. In this case, the fact the woman is perceived as emotional when we're literally discussing the action of cold-blooded murder in a momentary spur of anger and lack of self control by an adult male who just snapped someones neck like a twig for rumors. Good one dud.

[@snickle1980]

Bonefish grill? Wait a minute. Thats just down the street.😐 Maybe its a chain...

[@anonguy6453]

Lol it is

[@1234pokemonrulz]

chat saying fucking "self report" during the interrogation LMAO

[@alonelypotato9863]

At the beginning I was like "I don't think I've seen this one" but then I saw the white car... Ah shit.

[@pizzaman9859]

Chat was hilarious when they said "HE FORGOR 💀"

[@ChrisTheOG]

yeah dude she slapped me 3 times and then oopsie i broke her neck, i swear it was self defence

[@krsto8352]

my fav jcs vid tbh

[@navikarma4476]

10:55 fixed the camera with pure will power