This Is What A Compulsive Psychopath Looks Like
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2022
- In this JCS inspired crime documentary, we’re going to see several interviews with witnesses, as well as the final interview with one of the suspects in a double murder.
On January 30, 2011, Johnny and Lisa Straub were murdered during what looked like a robbery. Both victims were found on the ground, their hands duct-taped, and bags duct-taped over their heads. Clarke’s father attempted to remove the bags and start CPR, but he almost immediately realized it was too late. Lisa’s father, who owned the house, later stated that he did not own duct tape, meaning that the murder was premeditated.
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Can you say what this interview is about ? I'm watching this and she could be talking about a traffic stop? WHAT HAS SHE DONE?
B. Bv
What is strange about the age gap? Are they in school or something? 😐
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Love this content and the way the Narrator Explains things before and during the interview. 🙌
Love to know what his DNA was on. Could he have been setup. Hid girl was a scanky snake
Man I really hope I don’t ever end up in a police interrogation because I would be the poster child for someone behaving guilty. I’ve always struggled with eye contact due to insecurities, my nervous laughing as well as my crippling social anxiety😳
They usually gage how your personality is by asking normal questions and "getting to know you " (they really don't care) which is your base personality. Then if you deviate from that, like for instance you usually look away when talking but when you lie you stare at the person's eyes, then they would know you're lying. So youd be fine!
@@chrissycupcakes2448 thank u . Someone who gets how this works. Finally
@@chrissycupcakes2448 exactly
Me too
Yeah, I also go off on irrelevant, detailed tangents because my mind jumps around when recounting events
I went on a deep dive. First girl went on to have a DUI, arrested for robbing a pharmacy for Percs, did some jail time. She is now an addiction counselor and seems to have turned her life around
This gal here? If yes, that’s great!
@@AlexAndra-iy5zu there’s three women interviewed I believe, I’m talking about the first one, Alexandra Cousino. Yeah, good for her!
@@chloet2404 yes I just realized when 2nd girl came in.. So the gal who bought the car? I’m actually still watching. Didn’t realize there were several interviews. Thank You 😊
@@chloet2404 how do you know that?
@@christamachelle6984 She just said she did a "deep dive". I did the same and found the same info in less than 30 mins. To add to what Chloe T said, Cousino did two years for robbery.
Here is a tip: If you are "dating" a guy and he takes you to a hotel in the same city or county in which he lives and ask you to put the hotel in your name, and to clarify further if you go to a hotel with him and you are not on vacation together HE HAS A GIRLFRIEND AND YOU ARE NOT HER.
Not necessarily true at all!
He could have a wife instead of a girlfriend
😆 🤣
Well Not everyone has common sense 😂😂.. it's either that or there's no cards in his name and he is a hoarder and embarrassed of the house 🏠 hahahaha
LOL, right?!
I have met females on the internet at a nearby hotel. I didn't want them knowing where I lived until I found out if they were crazy or not!!
The best thing about watching several different crime channels is that even though I come across the same story, it's told differently by every channel. Sometimes there's more details, sometimes there's more drama, sometimes it's from different perspectives.
I've heard of this crime 3 different times, and each time it feels like a different story. I'm never bored with these channels.
Christina Randall just recently posted about this case and man, it's the best version I've heard. You really get to know the couple that were murdered and listening to the stupid 911 operator will make you want to get her fired
Yes!!! Same here!
I totally agree 😂 I love this shit !!
Yes!!!
I'm glad I've got a nice boring life. I'm just listening to this, doing my jigsaw (lol, I'm old), and wondering how people have lives like this!
Oi! I have been doing jigsaws my whole life and I'm 30. Don't have to be old to do them
@@Lady-Mara 😁
How people have lives like this? Alot of different things play a role. For example PTSD or a bad family life. It's not that ur life is boring .. maybe u had a good child hood and good circumstances.
@@kristovapalenkova5884 that part
@@kristovapalenkova5884 we all have family issues, we all have a member of the family who has mental disorder, but most of us do not kill
I always hate how the polygraph is actually treated like it's an accurate lie detector.
Is it not??
Nope that’s why lie detector test results are admissible in court
They are not admissible in court due to being highly inaccurate, just used as a scare tactic to try to get people to confess. Idk why they even say yes to doing the test
Yeah but it makes suspect nervous because a lot don't know it doesn't hold in court, ie Chris Watts.
@@tazcahoon4051 I think they say polygraphs are about 98.8% accurate so i get that they can't use these results to form a verdict, but odds are extremely unlikely that the test results are wrong.
As a person in recovery all of the confusion and running around for pills and hustling for money is incredibly triggering. I'm so glad I'm not in that life anymore. Wow.
The hustle is a drug in itself..
Amen!! I know exactly what u mean.. soon as feet hit floor in the morning you gotta start hunting. Then if you find anything then it’s what do I gotta do to get the money. Then it’s call call call you hear later later later.. or they don’t even answer their phone or the blame the person they were getting it from saying they never showed or some bs.. it’s nothing but a damn game. It never is easy hardly ever. When it does u freak out cause you know that is t right.. I damn sure don’t use that anymore.. that was the part I hated the fuckn most.. I’m proud of ya Keep up the good work
Yay for being in recovery! I hope you're well. 💛
Me too I do not miss having to try and get money together. I was never a thief and I never prostitute myself but I did do something illegal to get my money. 4 years clean and I look back and thank God I don't have that stress in my life anymore. I like to garden, walk my dog and take good care of myself.
@@Ruth78620 honey I totally can relate. I never stole or prostituted myself either.. There were days when I couldn’t get money and I’d lay in bed so sick but I refused to get that bad in order for the drug. I did have some limits. Now I sold about everything I had or pawned and I was bad about lying to my family and husband to get money. I would say I needed food , med, cigs, a bill paid etc but it was all lies. That’s the part that’s hard on me. Lying to my family.. pawning my shiz and getting rid of it for hardly anything. I had a collection that was worth 20 grand I finally sold it all and if I put all the money tog I made from that I bet I got 2-3 grand out of it.. all went to damn pills… my breaking point was when I done something I swore I’d never do and I never did for the 8 years I was in that hell which was sale anything of my sons.. I pawned his gaming system and lost it. Now that’s a demon I can’t let go of.. my shiz is my shiz but to touch one thing of his is unforgivable to me. I have sense replaced it 3x over but it doesn’t matter I can’t let it go.. anyways ty for your story I really ty for sharing it…
From the many many interrogation videos viewed, there’s a few detectives I can count on one hand, that are truly meant for this craft. This man here, tackling these 3 sick perps is one of them. Honorable and memorable!
Roast that pig on the spit fire 🐷 🦯 🔥
I feel like most of the videos I’ve watched, they all seem pretty good lol
I agree
The detective from Macon, Georgia is my favorite. There's several big cases with interrogations that he conducted on RUclips.
@@astridvvv9662 is it STAYVEN??? Plz let that one be the one you're talking about
The most tragic thing about this is that babies are being raised in this mess.
A-mutha-effin-men sister. When she said she had kids I damn near puked. What a shame
Yes, ma’am. Absolutely. And they had no choice about it. It’s beyond tragic, disgusting and detestable. God help them.
Just imagine the shit they all went thru to end up this way. The cycle continues...
Wrong! the tragedy was the people involved were once babies..
...and they will be a mess too.
I don't know why I watch interrogations other than it makes me realize how insignificant and petty my problems are. My biggest issue is getting up early enough to drink my coffee instead of rushing out the door with my coffee in hand. Lol
I do both
This is also a constant dilemma for me each morning
this detective is like a MACHINE! I’m a retired cop, after 25 years, and I’ve never seen anyone like this guy!
what do you mean
Means he didn't slip up or lose his place, he did a great interrogation
@@rachd1195 I agree, I didn’t think his comment deserved to be answered!
@@bmcc12 rude
@@Ally-lo7nx foolish
I watched a talk by a former top cop of NYC. He reiterated over and over 3 main points. It doesn’t matter what it is. Even if you didn’t do anything or know anything; if the cops want to question you say nothing other than “I want an attorney.” That’s all you say. The cops are never your friend in any investigation. The cops will lie to you and can convinced you to confess to the murder of your grannie even when she’s sitting very much alive right next to you. I figure if the the top cop of a major police force tells you never talk to cops he knows what he’s talking about. Listen.
There's a nice lecture video called Never Talk to the police on RUclips. A law professor and a veteran cop listed a ton of different reasons why you can get in trouble even if you did nothing wrong. Best 40 minutes I've spent in my life, they were both entertaining too
Never talk to the enemy
Why bring up that he talked about 3 main points then not say anything about those points?
@@AZCaveMan480 The points are there: don’t say anything, the police are not your friends, police lie. That’s three.
I know that video you are likely referring to. It's both a cop and a lawyer essentially stating one key point when it comes to law enforcement: Never, never, NEVER talk to law enforcement when they come a knocking let alone when they try to put you in the "hot seat" so to speak as doing so will be used AGAINST you, not for you
i can’t tell if i’ve begun recognizing the same detectives or if all detectives look and sound alike.
I recently had the same thought lmao
Lil bit of both lol
Yep almost always a middle aged dude in a suit lol
loooool
They all follow the same script
I don’t think there’s any psychopathy here, more like opioid addiction
Also, The amount of car borrowing is wild!
I agree
Deff click bait on this one
Mane!!!!
Car borrowing and everyone is constantly moving
Lol true
I could never be interrogated, I barely remember what I did yesterday 😂😩
I don't remember what happened 5 mins ago
Seriously. It's all a blur and I don't even use any substances! 😩
Same! I don't pay attention to shit that goes on around me😂
This is one of the few interrogations that I feel I know less at the end than I did from the beginning.
This! It's actually making me do some thinking like back when I was a kid reading Christie novels. The more pointless petty drama, the less clarity, and it would really make for a good story, if the actual truth was known.
What's with the fat cop writing ( or pretending to ). It's on film and maybe taped BS.
I know what you're saying dog, I know what youre sayin
I hate when cops pretend polygraphs are legitimate, it makes me cringe every time
Used to intimidate. So few trained polygraphers around.
Agreed 💯
They're lying to trick the suspect into incriminating themselves.
I agree but it’s more cringe how people fall for it everytime surely by now everyone should know even if u do fail the test it can’t be use as evidence in a court lol
I hate that in most states detectives are allowed to lie to the people they're interrogating. They can say you failed the polygraph when you passed it, that your DNA was found at the scene when it wasn't, that a witness identified you but they didn't, etc. That's some real bullshit!
More context and back story would be nice like who each person is and how they’re connected and why they are being questioned.
I think the Sammy guy was the one that killed the other one she was involved with Sammy because they used to talked idk there’s too many names being named and I still don’t know how exactly she’s connected other than knowing the victim and the murderer
@@4Irico5 I'm still trying to figure out who the compulsive psychopath is
RIGHT!!! More back story and context.
The info is all over the internet with a simple search 🤷🏼♀️
@@christina5kids16grands if they can put it in the description, they can put it on the video. Also this 🤷🏼♀️ emoji doesn't make your argument valid. Just incase you didn't know.
There are so many evil people out there, coming across as normal and caring......I love staying home with my animals and being in my own little world.
Same here. Drama free life.
Sometimes it's better being alone.trust me don't trust no one in this world,family,cops,friends.it don't matter plp are always trying to screw someone trying to make it
Right...Amen
same here but be wise of the fact that that world is just outside the door and keep a loaded weapon in your reach so when it tries to creep into your safe space you can continue to keep it safe. maybe you will never need it and that is what we all hope, but don't be in a position of needing it and not having it, that is what we all don't wish for.
@@bryanlebron1575 agreed especially when it comes to friends. It always always boils down to money or something they want from you.
This detective is hillarious "so your sleeping with Zack too, you know hes a juvenile".... to funny!
Yeah that cop is definitely hilarious
Where was that?
"My baby momma's other baby's daddy." For crying out loud, every one of them should get sterilized. None of them are fit, they'll be bringing up more broken people.
Ahahahaaa! You nailed it, right there. My thoughts exactly. I heard the phrase and shuddered...
It makes me puke
Actually, that IS what they are good for.
Yes! What does that even mean?
nazi
Glad my idea of a good time now in life is getting to bed early with snacks, tea and RUclips…..
I’m so awful at talking to strangers. I will be 100% innocent and still avoid eye contact, still stutter, still cry and my whole body shaking
Can't forget the nervous laugh. They would say I'm guilty all day. Nope just insecure and full of anxiety
I’d be the same way if I could speak at all in that situation! Anxiety sucks
you're 100% guilty af
It's crazy, it's almost like life can be much simpler when you just DON'T murder someone.
Revolutionary idea!
Does EVERY goddamn true crime video have to feature this same tired-ass comment? Give it a break, star.
I know but have you ever been trapped in a grocery store aisle behind people who don’t know what they want and they’re like blocking the whole aisle and not even moving their cart even though they totally see you trying to get by and seriously all they’d have to do is move their cart like 3 inches? I’m just asking
The copy & paste comment. Lmao
Start off by don't be a criminal at all.
"compulsive psychopath?" psychopathy is a perpetual condition, it's not compulsive. maybe you meant "compulsive liar?"
The title really lets the vid down, it makes no sense.
Always an expert opinion…
It's almost like anyone can make a channel with zero accreditation and no consequence.
@@RednailVal its literally true?
Compulsive lying psychopath
Unreal that these people do not shut up and request a lawyer.
They often think that’ll make them look guilty
@@Panda-cute ikr
As far as the general public goes, this whole never talk to police line is pretty new.
right, it's understood the rich immediately contact they lawyer.
@@penskepc2374 there’s always someone,on these crime channels comments,spouting the line.
I say,keep talking,and get yourself locked up,if you’re guilty.
If you’re innocent,keep talking,and help the cops lock up the perp.,if you can.
Social conscience.
I heard about this story from a 911 call video. It was so sad to hear the Mom after the Dad went into the house & found the kids. They had called cops out to the house & the cops saw no evidence of a break in so they didn't go in but one of the cops told em as a cop he CLDnt tell them to go in but as a father he shld wait til they left & do what he needed to do. So sad. It blows my mind how little value ppl put on other's lives.
I’m so confused on the case in general
This is the best interrogator I've ever seen
There are some good ones on RUclips, I have horrible insomnia so I listen to these interrogations to help me sleep and they are interesting,
Once you found yourself in that hot chair someone questioning you about homicide you're already one step in the prison doing life without the parole
I read many comments about ppl listening to interrogations while doing stuff; I personally listen while I do housework, crochet, drive my car or play games on the phone (or everything simultaneously). That's why I don't like those videos where you have to read comments rather than somebody voice commenting the video frequently- that's why I love this upload for example! Please more of that and thank you for uploading!
I’m the same exact way. I always have an airpod in my ear and listening to RUclips content whenever I have the chance. At least 8 hours a day lol
Me too going too work cleaning up and fixing dinner!+
"I do not own duct tape". Okay, were you renting or borrowing duct tape at the time?
You got to respect this detective. He is genuine, respectful yet able to get to the truth without using the sleezy, fake, deceptive used car salesman-like tactics that we often see being used by detectives in other interrogations.
I personally find those scripted, disingenuous tactics, like "good cop/bad cop" or the cliche "I know your not a monster" shticks, to be overrated as they really only work in those "low hanging fruit", so to speak, interrogations where there already is a mountain of evidence on the detective's side, like we saw with the Russell Williams interrogation, or when they are dealing with a dimwit like Chris Watts.
I also appreciate his lack of judgement of everyone interrogates or references therein. For example, when he references anyone involved in drug usage, instead of referring to them as "druggies" in some condescending tone, he, more or less, states they are person with a drug issue as to separate their addiction as being a life challenge they are faced with rather than defining their entire being as a "junkie".
agrreed
damn, you should be a detective, you clearly know a lot more than those so called professionals who know beforehand what tactics to use probably based on the suspect's background and... nah, nevermind, i digress. you clearly are superior.
I agree. He is a good example of how to engage with people who are supposed to be PRESUMED innocent during an interview / interrogation. Some of these strong arm tactics are definitely cringeworthy. They don't even have to blow sunshine of the asses of those they question. But they also don't have to be assholes. The way SOME of them throw their authority around is why so many people distrust SOME of them. It's not like it takes a whole hell of a lot to be deputized with a gun and a badge. They come out of the military where they're "trained to kill" and then welcomed into a "protect and serve" job, no questions asked. Not even so much as a psych eval in many cases. Nice to see a cop who can do his job without something to prove. Good on him.
Perhaps he finds himself in the minority of Christians who actually follow Christ’s message regarding the less fortunate. An unfortunately small, dwindling minority.
Russ took a while to crack.
What an absolutely terrifying human being!!
Bruh, she sounds like so many people from high school.
Or an immature 21 year old.
Boy to live in a world where you're comfortable taking a loss of $750, even if you have a really good job that's still $750.
she lied
For real. Damn. $750 is rent.
@@sschutz85 where do you live where rent is 750? I might move.
This detective is so good at his job, the man is straight up gangster. His ability to build a rapport with these people then sit there and let them talk away is really satisfying to watch.
If you are not involved in this sort of lifestyle and you are on the outside looking in, the whole thing is just completely absurd and hard to process that people exist like this.
I think lifestyle is a weird way of saying addiction. Addiction is a very destructive mental disease.
You’re not kidding. These people are a hot mess. You just sit back and wonder how they went from cute little babies, to these nuts. 🤷🏻♀️
@@wvmom2727 Even this lady, if you were just to meet her at a random place, you wouldn't think such a pretty young soft spoken lady is such a mess.
Haven't seen the lot in life I assume then.
I’ve actually had quite a bit of “struggles” throughout my life, some you might even call horrific. And I’m grateful that I didn’t end up on the dangerous path that so many do. But at some point, a person becomes responsible for their own choices. It helps no one to say that this lifestyle, which seems to be enabled by family members in many cases, is understandable because they’ve struggled.
The detective's phantom texting performance is well worth the price of admission.
I like when he is interrogating Tiffany and he stops her to say “Hold on let me get this down…. BRO WHAT ARE YOU DOING?”
👀 it’s being recorded bruh just let her speak
If polygraphs are so great why are they not admissable in court?
They are only 96 percent, reasonable doubt can be cast, plus it's just not infallible.
from what I've heard is they aren't that accurate only as good as the person running and interpreter they are a tool for the police like good cop bad cop
I think they are in a lot of states actually, just that both parties have to agree. I think it is mainly used to aid their hard evidence. Like Chris watts for example, they already had him caught red handed 100% without a doubt and still administered a lie detector because he agreed to do it and in the end it just made him look even worse. It’s like adding a few extra nails to their coffin, really I think it’s to just convince the jury slightly more than they may have already been convinced that this is a bad person. I mean if they have the evidence and the things someone says on the polygraph are lies, whether that info is useful as evidence or not, if still states that the person is a liar and will lie to law enforcement and that alone will help the jury make their decision too
i bet theyre great intimidation tools
@@dontknow3949 you cannot use a polygraph as evidence in any state in the USA
...huh? "What are you doing with an AK47? Are you a terrorist? That's the weapon of our enemy ". So if she had an M4 style rifle....that's American enough? What a weird thing to say.
Using a polygraph as an intimidation tactic. Wild man 😂
"They arrested you for not saying anything." Dang, 5th amendment violation, no wonder they dropped the charges, but blatant disregard for constitutional rights on the part of LEOs should be considered a criminal offense.
You'd think their punishments for ignoring our rights should be more severe. They tell us ignorance is no excuse for breaking a law...so how shitty is it when your job is to uphold the law and you break it. Lol. Punishments for LEOs should be more severe, that way, it keeps more dishonest people out for fear of being crucified and keeps the ones in more honest...in theory. They use the same excuses for sentencing and punishments (partly a deterrent) so why is it not turned on them? They will always use the excuse of the ends justifying the means and that we want bad people off the street...but most citizens would rather see honest officers/detectives who are virtuous and dedicated, rather than officers/detectives who are willing to bend the rules. Same ones who bend the rules and catch a criminal are the same ones who will try to hang an innocent in a false confession or weak evidence.
Government protects its own, sort of like how you can't sue the military if you are in it for medical malpractice, you just have to deal with their screw ups and watch the paper trail get shredded.
The suspects kept talking so that’s there problem
When someone brought in for questioning refuses to talk, the only two options are to release them or to charge them for a crime.
5th amendment protects you from self incrimination, not from being a suspect in a murder. Sixth amendment rights guarantee you can't get held until you confess, so she was released not because she wasn't a suspect, but because her rights were being upheld. Overall, this is probably one of the better examples of police balancing 5th amendment rights with the need to solve a case.
You can be innocent not yet proven guilty as you sit in a cell awaiting trial. Our justice system has little justice.
25% of men n women incarcerated are innocent. That’s a real number not made up.
@@rolettuce9654 we have the right to remain silent. That’s it
My criticism of this video is I feel like it would’ve helped for the channel to give more context to the interrogations.
Where would Johnny be that would prove him innocent?
Where would Johnny be that would prove him guilty?
What are each interviewee’s relation to the crime?
Etc., etc.
To some degree, I’m watching and it feels like I’m just listening to people irrelevantly talk about staying at a hotel one time, hearing interviewees talk about the names of people I don’t know who may or may not be related to anything whatsoever, them mentioning being from “the East Side” (which means nothing to me, etc.
I haven’t watched this video all-the-way-through in one sitting, so maybe that’s part of it, but there’s really no context given for watching any of the three female interviewees and I’m not terribly entertained by hearing them chit-chat about their daily lives.
I get it because I am from East Toledo. But I feel what you're saying.
Johnny was the one who was murdered. Sammy is the one who was convicted. The evidence he was convicted on is shaky at best, imo. I heard that the case was picked up by the innocence project last year, but haven't heard anything else since then.
There are many videos of other interrogations as well as interviews of Sammy, on Toledo News channel here on RUclips. If you're interested in watching more.
Oh and Sammy was at a bar on the East Side (not sure of evidence other than cel phone pinging and witness testimony of people who were with him) which was about a 25 minute drive from the place of the crime.
Here in Toledo, it's like a running joke that East Toledo is it's own city, because it's the only side of town that you have to cross the bridge to get to. All 3 other sides and downtown are all 'connected' on the other side of the river. That's why the east comes up constantly in these interrogations/interviews.
@@PansyF thanks for the breakdown, I was just confused lol 😆 but you paint a great geographical picture here, which makes it easier to now imagine where all these places are 💯😁💎💎
I hope the creators read your original comment, though, bc I couldn't agree with you more. This seems to be an interesting case, but hours of interrogation footage without subtitles and context information gets old quick. Better explanation and editing would improve this so much.
@@pambeforethestorm9784 I'm horrible at trying to explain stuff so I was hoping to get it to words right well enough for you to understand lol.
This case is a rabbit hole.
There was originally 2 men convicted. 2 guys dna found on the cigarette butt. Sammy's friend. His name is Cameo Pettaway. Cameo's case didn't make it to trial. The judge aquitted him for lack of evidence. That's one main piece I don't see anyone talking about in these commentaries.
I tried to get channels to pick this story up but had no luck and quit. It's a very interesting one.
My heart goes out to the people affected in this tragic situation . My prayers to the victims. 🙏.
The father grabbing a weapon to ride out to his son’s place after hearing about that conversation isn’t strange at ALL. Plenty of people carry every day, people grab their weapons if they hear a bump at night, if you’re riding to see if your kid is safe and ok why WOULDN’T someone familiar with firearms bring their’s along? That’s the least suspicious thing about this lol.
Funny the first girl ended up getting caught with armed robbery from a pharmacy trying to get oxy 🤣
@Mark Reynolds Good for her hopefully she lasts... I was addicted to oxy then heroin for a little over 10 years so I can sympathize with her but I've never went to a pharmacy or a dealer with a gun pointed in their face though which is why I found it comical
@@WorthyDirtyJersey i agree. it's rather have a counselor that understands instead of one that had never even smoked a joint or drank a wine cooler.
Down bad.
@Mark Reynolds simp
I was also addicted to heroin for 10 yrs and see so much of myself in her in a way I can’t explain. I can tell she’s a decently smart girl who’s just been doing dumb shit too long. You can see the potential so hopefully she gets the wake up call and help.
When has anything good ever come from meeting someone on facebook messenger?
Very rare indeed
Sad isn't it
Can be very dangerous meeting on social media.
I had one!
@@NTSadowski did it work out? Gawd am nosy.
You're not allowed to use "JCS inspired" without including any relevant narration, context, case info in the description.
This is nothing like JCS. He shouldn’t even put the “inspired”. Just make your own content, those of us who love this kind of shit are gonna watch it anyways lol.
@@rightaway1229 idk i think people started doing that because you had idiots screaming bloody murder that JCS wasn't credited in any sort of true crime video, and it caused problems for creators. it was a silly thing for a while. i agree though, i don't give a shit if it's JCS inspired or not, i'm going to watch it because i enjoy the content either way.
@@spacecadet9289 dude I miss JCS. I learned so much. I heard it’s going to another platform and i hope that’s true. But yeah all these interrogations and stories always teach me a lot about psychology. But nothing like JCS. I just think most of these creators aren’t actually inspired they just wanna get views.
This title bait chasing this chic isn't crazy just a chic who knows the streets and is into lots of shit
@@rightaway1229 I wouldn’t be surprised if investigation discovery picked that shit up
These people have so many friends and are always hanging out together having fun. What a magical life
Yeah it's called addiction. You make a lot of "friends" in the scene, especially if you bring dope, booze, cigarettes or money.
I’m an hour and a half in, half listening and still can’t figure out which one’s the psychopath.. all of em?
I'm kinda lost too. Are they all psychopaths or just one? What is going on!?
@@tracyd693 I'm clueless
A psychopath isn't a person with a compulsory pattern. They are just the opposite, as in having control over much of the object of interest.
Lying, manipulative, cunning or any component(s) in their cluster diagnosis are repeated behaviors.
THANK YOU!! These click bait titles sometimes sound so ignorant. Makes me wonder if it's done intentionally to get more commenters correcting it/criticising it and therefor boosting the algorithm...?
@@Julia-uh4li
We are well aware of one or two icons which many mimic every intrinsic editing from pausing their video with a uneducated remark on the topic / subject. What is that word called again? Oh yes, it's
Ad nauseam. And it's perpetual on most criminal interrogations. Few are worth the time to watch.
@@Julia-uh4li Yeah it is absolutely ignorant. Even the best creators of this genre don't fuck around with titles like this.
Psychopaths can have compulsions too. People can have a whole assortment of traits.
This person is clearly not a psychologist or behavioral/body language expert. JCS was a great genre but its being diluted with people who have no clue what they are talking about.
"How many cigarettes did you buy?"
"I bought a pack."
"You didn't just buy one cigarette?"
"No, I bought a pack."
"So not just one cigarette?"
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😊😊😊 !!! Bless Detectives heart , he acts sad if he’s tired of asking questions or tired of listening to answers. Her answering questions he hasn’t asked yet is awesome and funny at the same time .
"The woman sleeps 18 hours a day, she must be on something" *laughs in narcolepsy*
Well to be totally fair she was definitely on drugs
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Haha, my depression said, “hold my beer”
I find it so odd (not really sadly) how much everyone's children ARENT mentioned. It's so weird. And even weirder for parents who know things to not even attempt to use their kids as excuses for why they were distracted or why they were busy.
They didn't even think about it...
Good catch.
Good point.
Love this, as soon as I read your comment, I also noticed the same, not One mention of their children. Not even a little bit. Chilling indeed 💯💔
The lead detective sounds exactly like Jeff Daniels. But credit where credit is due... he definitely seems to be one of the more tactful and more involved detectives than we are used to seeing on some of these true crime channels. Thanks SS for a case unfamiliar to me... perfect way to end my shift. Keep up the good work.
If I ever get interrogated I’m going to know exactly what to and not to do, cause I’ve watched too many of these at this point lmao.
Remember to always keep talking
Sam Williams was convicted of this crime but these statements made to detectives were thrown out due to the fact that Williams asked for a lawyer and said he didn't want to talk 6 different times yet the detective kept interviewing. But they got him on that cigarette left there and some of the jailhouse phone calls plus a jailhouse snitch. The snitch said Williams was haunted by the crinkling sound the bag over Lisa's face made as she struggled to breathe. So sad and needless.
Serves him right to be haunted! That’s the least that can happen to him ..
Oh my gosh. That is horrible.
I can't imagine how she felt in that moment 💔 Omg how horrible 😫
But he kept talking anyways
That’s hearsay
Just wanted to chime in that she would actually be pretty likely to admit to smoking weed (an illegal act) the night of the murder because frequently people will admit to a lesser crime to try to avoid the larger charge. We see it time and time again in murders where people will admit to illegal substances or robbery, etc etc.
Yeah that was a weak take. Like, that's just lying 101. An easy effort that can gain credibility but realistically costs them nothing. Admitting to lesser charges to avoid more serious ones happens all the time.
You must’ve never smoked weed…
@@crieverytim Not everyone is aware of everything happening at once, but I watch so much true crime, it's routine for me lmao. Fwiw I'm not crapping on this channel, I like it. But wanted to point this out, and I appreciate you confirming!
Good point, she has correct dates, knows everyone. Then just deflects by suggesting she is just helping people. Or she is at Grandpas. My God if I mentioned my Uncle in an interrogation he would personally lock me up. In a closet somewhere lol.
It's not illegal to smoke weed (or to do any drug for that matter), only illegal to possess or sell it. The more you know.
I commend every detective all over the world who does this for a living and is so patient with the behavior of the suspects. I am patient but not this patient I could not suffer the inconsistencies and ramblings of some of these suspects 🤦♀️ God Bless the detectives and police department 🙏
I hope I never end up in interrogation like this.
Even though I'd be innocent, I'm sure I'd do all the wrong things, with body language, have minimal eye contact due to being shy etc. They'd probably find me guilty and charge me. 😞
Hence always ask for a lawyer, always because anything you say can AND WILL be used against you.
If you didn’t commit the crime, you’ll almost always be found innocent if you have a decent-good attorney. The evidence would show it and your lawyer would back ts up 🙂
I know I’m old but damn there’s a lot of drama and dumb punks in that town.
I'm really old and find this sickening. And sad. Because of the babies, and little children, which these punks once were, too, before they took the wrong path.
So, the next generation?
I'm old too, but remember the stuff ups I made in my youth
I have no clue, even after watching the thing, who did it, why these people were being questioned or if they actually killed the couple? Normally your videos explain why people are being interrogated, this is just a video of some girl talking then a random guy...who actually did it?
Yeah I'm lost not sure what exactly is going on
The last guy is the murderer. He left a cigarette in the ground by their back door. The other people were just people in the clique
@@yep_2431 anyone cud've taken his cig butt & framed him, though I do think he was one of them
That girl is being real overall. She wasn’t cool telling him how she made her money. We are allowed to not self incriminate and that’s just natural. Nothing about this takes baseline into consideration. I liked watching the interaction and appreciated how real she was. It’s not hard to share when it’s the truth.
Didn't want to say how she made the money. But she's "real." What are you going on about?
@@tonytandtherevengeofthecru9108 I found the guy who can't read, or has bad reading comprehension
@@melvinix8 what, did you look in the mirror?
I feel like she just telling the truth !! I over watched all these kind of videos and u can just tell when they are lying they no she's telling the truth !! They clearly equipped to the know when suspect is being deceitful....😊
I watched 15 minutes of this and I thought the girl was more truthful than the interrogator. But I don't have the patience to listen to the end.
Exactly. This is completely JCS-un-inspired and it's not a documentary at all, I don't have time for this. Some commentary doesn't make sense either like "They brought / used duct tape so it was clearly premeditated...." whut? Or "her nervous laugh" while she is just jovial and sort of gang-mama-proud or something ;) xo
I love these videos! Is there any way I can add subtitles to these for you? It’s very hard to hear a lot of them, and I have to turn my tv up so high to hear them clearly 😭 I thought there was a way for viewers to add captions , but I’m not sure.
I just tapped the screen and in the upper right hand corner you’ll see “cc” tap that and the subs come up. I’m literally watching it right now with subtitles
Lol, right? Facepalm...cc means closed captions...aka, subtitles
@@GOITERBALL They're talking about captions added by the video maker. The captions added by YT are auto generated and not accurate at all
I'm partially deaf and would really appreciate this
@@veroniquespence3968 its not very dependable
Holy “Toledo”…these people have more drama every single weekend than I’ve had in ten years
Really sad. All these people seem to have in common is drug use, petty drama, and getting into legal trouble. I am glad I had to opprotunity to get out of a simular friend group just like this growing up and actually do somthing with my life. Proud of the few others that did the same as well.
Same
Same, cheers fellas
We should all link up and have a survival cocktail lol
Good on you! It’s really hard to get out of that kind of situation as a kid.
same here
Facebook messaging always existed on the website way before Messenger was a standalone app
A lot of us were still using flip or slider phones in 2011
I wasn't really sure what he was getting at there.
@@honekisayan I think I used a blackberry up until my first iphone in 2012 lol
@@honekisayan I sure was
Yes it was on the website but mobile phone internet access and apps really weren’t a huge thing in 2011 like they are now
I could totally see myself caving and admitting to an atrocious crime simply to escape the social awkwardness
wtf 🤨
@@wiredgamez9929 no this is actually a frequent thing. false confessions are giving thousands of of times in a day. hundreds a day in just America alone.
Oh wow, hope you get help for your social awkwardness....you shouldn't have to go to such extremes just because of your condition 😔
@@pambeforethestorm9784 hey thanks! lol 38 years I’ve been trying
@@pambeforethestorm9784 "Condition"
My Father always told me when im nervous it comes across as being defensive. I come across as guilty because im dislikable, know it all, defiant with a problem with authority figures. The only time in my life that i am really nervous and scared is any moment im talking to the police.i was arrested, charged, tried by jury, with a private defense attorney, found guilty by a supposed jury of my peers, sentenced to 6 years for a crime i absolutely did not commit or plan or know about or benefit from. I was the victim in the crime and could not identify the offender. They pressured me and threatened me and finally charged me w the same crime, and i lost the trial. I lost my 2 young sons, my freedom, my RN license, my ability to work, have PTSD, im damaged and so are my children even 23 years later. I practically have agoraphobia. Im doing a life sentence for a crime i did not commit or participate in. Dont always suppose a witness is lying. Even if their info seems contradictory in areas. People see what they want to see, or believe as they wish to believe, remember how they wish to remember. Including every party involved including the detectives or even you and i. Take care everyone out there. There are many people who love and need you. God bless each and every one of you all✌💜🌻🙋👍🙏
Girl! What happened?
Police cannot offer a hint at a cash reward or false "You help me, I'll help you" bs. They are allowed to lie to suspects, but that is not allowed. This officer should have have been suspended for that alone.
i think he was referencing the $100 she got that night from the “car accident” not that the detective would actually be offering her anything
That’s definitely not accurate because they are essentially looking to recruit an informant. they arent looking for a confession, theyre looking for information. why do you even give a fuck anyway?
I've watched a video or two about this case but never saw the interrogation behind it. Very interesting. Thanks for posting!
Is there other interrogation on him…. ? Cuz I’d like to watch, if you know.
And what was the crime .who was involved stupid answer to this video is about chatting daily lives the crazy thing is children are in this NARCISSISTIC PYCOPATH lives
That cop needs more experience interrogating. He doesn’t allow the suspect to answer and makes weird assumptions when he interrupts. Now she talks way too much!
Hes actually trying to see how malleable they are.
He’s making her comfortable so she’ll reveal more information🥴
It’s a technique
He interrupts coz she's chatting doooo doooo and he ain't got time for that
That nervous laugh when she lies is cute 😅
There are so many strange people out here in the world. It seems unreal sometimes when listening to some of these stories and seeing their interactions
All the people involved in this circle are heavily involved in using and/or selling pills, including most of the parents- it makes sense that they wouldn’t call police and that the dad would bring a weapon after hearing about the phone call. And the fact that she’s running around place to place finding money then using it to get pills- and that’s her priority- is also very believable and makes sense.
She was selling herself for the money. It's what every girl that was into polls were doing at the time.
Your explanation seems very legit.
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Piiiiiiilllllllllllllllllsss…….🫠🤗I love pills
It's honestly pretty shocking how little the police know when it comes to the nuances of drug addicts.
As someone who lives in the downriver area of Michigan I really appreciate how many JCS inspired videos actually take place so close to home for me. It's so wild.
You say that like it’s a good thing. Lmao
Thank God right ..if so many people didn't get brutally murdered you wouldn't have anything good to watch...🤣
@@r.c.l2569 that's what I was thinking. I'd be packing my shit and hauling ass!
Nah, "Pure Michigan" am I rite? 😆
Sounds like you need to relocate 🤨
This first girl does not sound like a young 21-year-old who’s just starting out life. She sounds like a 50 year old barfly who’s been smoking two packs of cigarettes a day for the last 20 years.. How can you be so worn out so fast
Drug addiction. Lol as a recovering addict myself. It's a rough life
Riding around smokin with a guy freshly out of Jail and the named DeShawn.
my toughts....I was like wtf...when she revealed her age...she's not even 25 and has two kids and a disturbing past...she could have lived a more normal life but no....she is pretty though.
@@RockCity1111 😂
@@xonlyy0u 🤗
Mr Plinkett finally got busted for something. No wonder his movie reviews came to an end.
These effin' people are the ones who make it ridiculously harder for folks with real issues to get proper pain-relief. I have multiple spine injuries that will never be "better" and without much needed pain relief my body cannot function in everyday life, yeah, it's a big goof to them but to those of us who suffer it's a real insult.
The people who need these pills are having a hard time getting them but these a holes will still be able to get there pills the government puts the restrictions on the people with serious pain problems but again these dopers can get it at anytime makes me sick
No, the horrible war on drugs makes it hard for everyone that needs pain pills. Blame the shitty laws - we should be allowed to use what we want in our own bodies.
@@lololounge8281 Preach!
@@lololounge8281 The shitty laws were a reflexive action by LEOs to garner political attentions, respectively easier to track and enforce "pills" became an easy target. I'm an older guy, so I know what's what.
@@jrose-xp6tf boomer moment
The literal creator of the polygraph test said that it is extremely faulty and shouldn't be used by police or the law. Also she looks like hawke iykyk
Same with the pcr inventor
yuppp but it’s useful to force a confession 🙄 i tell everyone NEVER take a polygraph, no matter what. it might look suspicious but it’s the only smart decision
@Shay Baybay who the f is hawke
I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING 🤣
If I were accused of a crime and interrogated the fact they’d be scrutinizing every action or inaction I took would put me in panic mode. I’d probably get locked up lol
I fell in love with Cousino once the detective mentioned she got caught with an AK!
So much for nothing to say until I talk to my lawyer..
she didn't forget her boyfriend's name she forgot somebody else's ex boyfriends last name which seems reasonable when you're on percs all the time
Found your channel couple nights ago, I'm now a new subscriber... Thanks for the great uploads !!!
Can’t believe I hadn’t watched this video already. I thought I’d seen all your videos. Keep up the good work 👍🏼
the detective sounds so much like john goodman at times, it’s uncanny. am i the only one who hears it?
Well now I can't unhear it
@@MoonWomanStudios i’m sorry hahah
Midwest accent
John Goodnan.......not at all!
He sounds kinda like what John Goodman probably sounded like before his balls dropped
Detective was talking too much when he confronted him with the "Your DNA is at the scene" lie. He should have used silence to make him feel more uncomfortable and liable to lose his ability to think straight from the stress.
I Agree, you’re right!
There’s times LE could learn lots from peoples comments, like yours for example!
💺. Someone's been watching JCS content
@@brokenangel3695 6
Found the armchair interrogator! Why don't you tell us how to skip all this and get the confession
@@TannerisSmol97 Well that's 56 to 1 so I'd say I'm doing pretty good with my logic here.
Love your content. Thank you.
Love your content keep up the good work
I've done a lot of reading on this case. This may not be a popular opinion, but I'm not sure Sam did this. There are a lot of issues in this case unresolved. In this video, at 1:12:00 the detective lies and tells her there's video of the bar "The Bottom Line", and they are not there. The bar owner, under oath, told detectives they have NO video in the bar and none from that night. Also there are text messages and facebook posts that would prove what Sam has said, but detectives didn't want to see them. The police say they've made multiple attempts to get the texts and facebook messages via a court order, and there was no explanation of why they didn't get them.That's just a couple of examples of MANY, like jailhouse snitches who were proven to be lying, etc. etc. etc. I don't know these people - I live in Seattle but did my my own reading and research, and this is not a solid conviction imo - but they were pressured to convict someone for this small little community, and because of Sam's history, he was a very easy target.
Cops lie to suspects in interrogations all the time, it’s common practice, is totally legal and is a tool to put people off balance and get them spun up and nervous. The issue is that morons don’t say the simple statement, I want my lawyer, the second a copy says they wanna ask you some questions.
Cop: “hey, you mind if we ask you a few questions?”
Me: “I’d like to have an attorney”
See. It’s easy.
And I’m a huge supporter of the police btw. I want a lawyer
@@danielwggudan2 yep I know they lie - I just didn’t realize that was a lie until I researched it. That part is really a KEY component of the prosecution! And as for a lawyer…same 😏 I, too, huge advocate for police. But absolutely, must have a lawyer!!!
@@christina5kids16grands How is him lying about a video to her "key" to the case? He's just seeing how she would respond, would she change her story, would she be nervous, is she lying, etc?? It's just an interrogation tactic. Also in your example, why doesn't Sam just access his own facebook messages with his lawyers if it would prove his innocence? Honest question.
I think that’s the consensus a lot of people have. I hate the thoughts of innocent people doing time. It kills my soul. I honestly hope he did do it if he’s having to rot in prison.
@@patmacrotch5611 it’s a key for the prosecution because they said he claimed he wasn’t at that bar, which is his alibi, and he was. They also depended on a snitch who was lying. Also they leaned on his history which is terrible. I HOPE he did it! I really do!!
He couldn’t access his own Facebook because he was in jail without bond.
She hasn't painted a negative picture of all the females she spoke highly of Zach's mom and grandma. She's keeping it 100 right now.
Is that Fred Durst in your pfp
Yeah I was confused when the narration suggested that, she wasn't really talking shit about any woman up until the point. Weird.
Yeah and the thing about laughing. I didn't agree with that either, she was literally laughing through the whole interview
Lol at the Detective - 'you were a stripper?'. Seems so insulting in a comedic way!
Maybe I’m misinformed but once someone asks for a lawyer, doesn’t the interrogation stop? Or shouldn’t it?🤷🏼♀️
Yeah it should. But they can still talk and if the person is an idiot they'll agree to keep talking. So like they can say "Ok so i'll stop asking questions...I just wanted to know if we can clear you. BUt you'll probably still go to jail tonight and bail out in the morning. UNLESS you want to keep answering a couple questions..." Then if they agree again they can start up. A smart person would say "I want a lawyer" and said NOTHING else. No small talk or nothing.
Legally yes..
It should stop and if they continue is inadmissible in court.
@@JanoyCresva that's completely false. They need to say clearly for the record " are you waiving your right for an attorney" before asking anything further. They can't just continue to talk and take any responses as somebody waiving their right again. The process starts over essentially.
It would be nice to know who was being interviewed.
love a case with good audio
while I feel that some extra context would've been nice, I really loved the concept of showing many different interrogations relating to the same crime. it was really interesting to see how the detectives treated the different interviewees, and it also really fleshed out the story. could've done with more editing to help clarify who was who and their relation to each other though as well as nice summaries of their interviews after each one perhaps?
"Cus he's known me so for many years"
Instantly freezes when she realizes she told them they just met