Child Killer Realized He Is Going On Death Row
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2024
- This is the moment 26-year-old Armond Johnson realized he was caught for brutally murdering his son, ex-girlfriend, and two other people. In this video, we're taking you through the botched cover-up of his horrific crime and the jaw-dropping mental gymnastics his lawyers had to perform to help him avoid the death penalty.
A man with a 4th grade intellect was at least smart enough to eventually ask for a lawyer, while plenty of "geniuses" have failed to do so.
He wasn't smart enough to ask earlier and not talk.
It’s probably because self proclaim geniuses probably have giant egos and think they can outsmart the cops and is smarter than a lawyer
The woman that had kids with a man of less than 70 IQ... WTF?!
Although a tad late!
That guy ain't got a below 70 iq..
Cannabis use disorder?? Wtf?!?
he goes in
Exactly what I was thinking 🙄🤭
Possibly a type of psychosis? 🧠
He's black. So that's a disorder, unlike white recreational use. Smh.
@@8thhouse80somthinsuch things are usually called "induced" and not "use".. I do understand the need to put drug use as a mental disorder but I agree it sounds stupid.
The kids died of smoke inhalation ?
So he left them to be burned.
😮 How heartless!!
I saw that
Only a psychopath would let his children burn after he killed two people and was going to set the house on fire.
Absolutely disgusting. Who does that to any child, let alone their own friggen children?!?
@@stevemorris6855 Αυτό είναι τρομερό. Τα παιδάκια τι του έφταιξαν Θεέ μου
I'm 26 can barely sustain myself. This man had the time to make a family of his own and he now has the insane experience of having murdered it. Wow.
ya i was appauled
Step your game up. But right I'm 36 n don't even have a family to murder smdh
If we read the description of this film, it says his lawyer got him out of death row.
@@bigboicreme lol
@@BlaahBlahblahh-fh4iv yeah he says it on the video as well. towards the end. So?
He starts throwing a childish tantrum immediately after being confronted 😂
Think of how he acts when he's not on tape and not in front of the police.
Yeah those cops tactics were mean to him
yup.. straight up man child.
“ I WAS AT HOME 😭😭😭!”
It's beyond my understanding why people carry a cell phone while they commit crimes.
True I never take mine with me when I do my crimes.
@@liamjones9115 😂
Ha! :)
How else would you take pictures for memory Einstein 😂😂😂 a picture and evidence✅✅
Wrap a foil round ur phone and ther is no way police can track ur phone through cellcite
I can’t stand him. Crying and wanting to speak to his granny, when he understood that he ain’t getting away with these murders! Disgusting!
..he wasnt crying..and 'aint' isnt a word in the english language.
This pathetic, man-child most likely has been coddled his whole life. He slaughtered his ex and HIS CHILD but still thinks the crying and bs is gonna get him what he wants. You know he did that crap.when he was a kid and it worked then and probably still does on his.family or whoever he found gullable enough to listen to.his lying bs
@@JC-zv3cvkeep being ignorant and open up a dictionary, ain’t has been a word in it since before you were born🤦♂️ keep maybe before critiquing English you should learn it.
Edit: what’s even more funny about that is language is ever changing and they add new words to the dictionary every single year. Many new words of which are inspired by modern day lingo, so, in essence, cry about something else in your basement loser
@@JC-zv3cv..ok
@@JC-zv3cv, he was, you should watch more attentively, and also be less rude to people. “Isnt” isn’t even a word, and English is written with capital “E”, professor my ass.
How does nobody hear 12 gunshots and call the police immediately?
It's America dawg 🤷♂️
@@jimmyjohns7866it’s the neighborhood. Anyone where I live would def call the cops.
@clarissa8477 your super hot so I'll agree with ya
I live half way between the city n the sticks n hear shots all day n night
That sentence gave me a headache. How 'if nobody heard gunshots not call the police?
If nobody heard the gunshots how can they call the police?
He seems a lot smarter than what they claim his IQ is.
I agree. It's higher than average for his community. All the other issues he has are more common.
@@kwakesterthe community, what does that mean?
@kwakester So, unnecessary and childish.
@@brendasullivan9094must be the community Kamala talks about 😂
There's a difference between intelligence and wily intelligence.
No matter what his sentence willl be no punishment is appropriate for his crime.
You forget about God.
@@tylersays-please…elaborate?
@@Jumbo344 Yeah... punishment from God can be a bitch.
@@Jumbo344 "Dearly beloved, avenge not yourselves, but rather give place unto wrath: for it is written, Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord."-Romans 12:19 KJV
"To me belongeth vengeance and recompence; their foot shall slide in due time: for the day of their calamity is at hand, and the things that shall." -Deuteronomy 32:35
There are several bible verses. I'm not sure if you really want to hear them though. There was one that I believe says to not hand out excessive punishments and to save justice for God also, but I wasn't able to find it. I could just be mistaken though.
Absolutely agree with you 💯 percent! Nothing is good enough, they may as well have saved us taxpayer's money and deleted him.
'Johnson has two brothers who grew up with him, and they are also charged with murder in a separate case.'
Shocker
A family that slays together stays together?
Numerator/denominator
This is shocking, maybe the rest of the family needs to be looked into as well before anything else happens. What a shocking case that seems to run through this family. My heart goes out to the victims families xxxx
The rest of the family locked up? That has dome nothing, just because 3 of their family members committed immoral acts? Wow.
That female detective was annoying as hell. By the end I was asking for a lawyer 😂
And she gone mess it up he already asked for a lawyer. You have to end it there
She investigated me too. When she farted it stank so bad I immediately ask for my attorney so I can get out that room for a couple of hours.
I’m glad it wasn’t just me. Seriously, all the asking the same things over and over about the two phones drove me nuts. I’ve decided her IQ is below 70, too.
I assumed the annoyingness was just her being strategic. Maybe he’ll make more mistakes in his story when he’s feeling so frustrated.
She's doing that on purpose. My sister's used to be in law enforcement, and they subtly bombard the suspect. Or, some use the "I'm your buddy" approach.
This one should never see the light of day.☠
Eh, they've been using that "low iq" argument for quite some time.
It's true, but being low IQ does not mean you can't be ruthless, evil and conniving
Exactly. 💯
@@Greg-xi8yx The problem with that is that it only benefits them after their burden on society has fully actualized.
It is nuts to me how the detective at least twice put interrogatives to him after he called for a lawyer. Obviously she knew what she was doing for the most part with her "expressing herself" and saying "I just don't understand" but a good defense attorney would jump all over "if you could just explain" and "by the grace of God I truly wish that you could give us an explanation"
Right?! She was irritating lol
Yep a clear violation of his rights
These Detectives risked a rock solid case by violating his rights after he invoked.
@@lev53420 It ain't. You're allowed to talk to them, just not question them. She was perfectly safe with what she was doing.
@@smugfrogman4791not the way she was talking and she asked questions several times. The other detective was trying to shut it down.
When he asked for a lawyer, the cop needed to shut up. She could have compromised the case.
She was slow throughout the interview
Absolutely. Maybe I watch too much of these but it jumped out to me instantly. All that "I'm just expressing myself" is cute but shit gets real when you start saying "For the love of God I truly wish that you could give us some explanation".
Ok you have no idea the law. The cops can ask him whatever they want after he asks for a lawyer, however, any information gained after the request for a lawyer may not be admissible in court. It’s not a rule where u have to shut up or it would ruin the case. Any information gained prior to him asking for a lawyer would still be admissible. Lol u don’t get it. 😂
@@RisitasKEKW that's a salient point and never was it lost on me the implications on evidence and admissibility.
The issues introduced by the detective continuing the way that she did were that of conduct and civil rights. By law anything divulged in response to questions after a lawyer is called is inadmissible, there's that protection, true. But if neither my understanding or memory is wrong I've seen cases where detectives continued to press (not even trying to be coy or sneaky like here) that resulted in dismissals because of it.
@@DrEcho well, he was convicted and thrown under the jail so it was admissible in this case.
I swear the investigator is as slow as he is lucky there was a ton of evidence!
Seriously!!! How many times did she need explained how a shut off phone works
She seems odd to me maybe she's just stupid
"My aunt's son is my father." Oh, ok.
Wouldn't that mean his Aunt is actually his Grandmother?
His iq was 70 guys 😂💀
Bro black people always be bringing up random family members
How does anyone kill anyone, let alone their own kids?!
Seriously! 😞
Pure evil
His 2 brothers were convicted of murder too. So ntn but monsters to me!
Sociopath?
Maybe he realised nothing good will ever come from his genes.
I can't count the number of times some dude has opined that a woman's infidelity is worse than a man's.
WHOAH!! What a mind boggling statistic. Us men.....I tell ya..
@dorlis1 most of the problems that men face were created and are still sustained by... men
Yeah like cucking a woman with other women is Any better than with men
Too hypocritical and involves them Double standards
It's true though..?
@@dorlis1 I'm afraid it's not a stat inasmuch as it is anecdotal.
Apparently, men are (or believe they are) hardwired to spread their seed in as many receptacles possible.
_"Before an interrogation, a person must be given an psychiatric evaluation."_
Since when? Is this some questionnaire? As far as I know, they don't have professionals on call.
Yeah, I was wondering about that as well. It might be a local/state law too. The female det. also says he's still under miranda so i think he or his lawyer requested the eval during the initial arrest
I think that's because he already had documented mental issues prior to the murders. If he was in the midst of a psychotic break, anything they gained would end up unusable. And he could potentially claim that he was in one which is why he committed the murders. I think it's just to be certain he is all there at the time. I think they said this is the day after the murders and they wanted to get that part out if the way so they can throw his ass in jail asap. Defense attorneys usually are the ones to request an evaluation, but I think in this case it was just the cops getting ahead.
AI-generated content = freedom to make ish up, and to state it authoritatively.
Its not ai generated
@@tencentpistol1 That makes more sense. I've seen suspects dragged into interrogations without the benefit of medical attention, let alone psychiatric.
The fact he keeps lying is Gross
"I was at home 😭"
Jury took pity on him because he had an intellect of a 4th grader??? The intellect of the jury was lower than his.
We sentence kids as adults but an adult with the IQ of a kid gets leniency…
@@danieldemayo6209 , Excellent Point!!
@@danieldemayo6209IQ ≠ reading level. A fourth grader will have a higher IQ than him, they just read at the same level because they haven't had time to learn yet
Is da gramma an attorney?? And jury is so dumb not giving death penalty what a 4th grader can’t kill with premeditation??
@@danieldemayo6209Exactly 💯 makes zero sense....
If you are smart enough to deceive like this, you are smart enough for the DP.
The woman detective is a bit slow. She asked at least 4 times about him receiving texts even though that phone was off. Johnson explained that he can receive texts and calls, just not return them. That was super annoying.
Right?
She was not a bit slow at all, it is standard to ask a question several times in order to see if there is any variation (dishonesty) with the answers.
That female interigator REALLY doesn't understand how calls and texts work when a phone plan stops...
Depends on the carrier.
Most people don’t have phone plans that stop, lol, we pay our bills and the phone just works
@SonyasPugNose Exactly right. Mine when off is off. Still can use FB messager and internet. But anything tied to mobile data is disabled.
I agree not every phone carrier does it but Most ppl are aware that some do this. Plus he did explain it to her 10 times and the other detective understood
She understands she just never went thru it before she pays her bills on time she playing dumb
From a purely legal standpoint, whether innocent or guilty - when someone asks for a lawyer in the interrogation room, questioning is supposed to stop immediately. It's a fundamental right that all citizens have.
Nope ur wrong.
Lesson here is do not make babies with someone on a 4th grade reading level.
BINGO!!!! But let's not be racist.
Nothing racist about his comment, Any adult can have a 4th grade reading level, and they SHOULD be avoided! 💯🤣🤣
Yes right
Exactly
More like 4th grade breeding level.
When the suspect says he wants a lawyer, that is when the interrogation comes to a full stop. Period. Good grief.
They weren’t interrogating anymore not asking questions just stating facts and clarifying he was done talking to them. Big difference
@@randallhorlick4259 yea but if he talks more cause of thier conversation he could probably use that against them one way or another
@@mrtree1368 lol, stop talking nonsense. The only ruling would be they can't use that part of the interrogation. What nonsense
"This is it...but we can talk again."
🤣🙄
The Court noted that if a suspect invokes the right to counsel at any time, the police must at once stop the questioning until a lawyer is present.
thing is I don't think she asked a question after he asked. she just expressed her opinion, she was close though
@@acerock421she definitely was trying to weasel her way around the law there.
Not true. She can keep talking about how she feels and what she thinks.
She did.nt ask him any more questions,she just said how she felt...
@@pentapurrNO SHE DID.NT..😂😂 SHE EXPLAINED HER FEELINGS..
This detective let this case get personal and kept talking to the suspect just "expressing herself" was a clear violation of his rights to counsel after asking for a lawyer more than once. How disgraceful.
Seriously!!
Yeah she needs to be fired and much more, she even asked a question to him after her trying to provoke him to confess or answer her thoughts she been questioning herself, but then near the end of the expressing herself supposedly asks a slighted question.... This case could have gotten thrown out cause of that.
Oh shit I have cannabis use disorder
Nooo 😨
Don't panic now..I once was very sick with that same severe disorder but I was cured years ago.
And live a good live now too😂😂😂 So it's possible 😊
@@yvonnedeboer7535good *life
The stupidity of this dude is crazy. Why people always think there smarter than everyone else i will never understand. He tortured his own children to death. How does a person bring themselves to do that.
Says someone that doesn’t know the difference between there, their, they’re and probably spells loser looser. Hey, do you know the difference between where, wear, ware?
All that disorder mess is full of crap!
Right? Sounds like something you would hear in California.
If this woman says ok one more time i am going to scream 😂
Yeah .. she's working my nerves. I don't like her and if I was a criminal and dumb enough to talk to a detective I'd refuse to speak to her lol.
Yeah she's missing my Spirit.
He murders 4 family members and the detective tells him she is sorry for his loss. That’s bizarre.
White guilt probably.
I think it's like a tactic to get them to confess or something idk
Well.. they were his kids so… yea that’s a human thing to say. Especially when he was claiming he was innocent. Detectives say things to see how suspects react.
Black guy was guilty. We are living in the New World. The white demons made me storm the Walmart @@james87367
Pretty normal interrogation tactic, make them feel safe talking to you.
He asked for a lawyer. She kept questioning him. Unprofessional.
No dimwit, she’s extremely professional. She never asked him another question about the case. She made statements and showed him the evidence. The questions she asked were if he could see the evidence and what was he going to tell his grandmother. Why don’t you put some money on his books, simp.
The way I understand it, questioning must stop, but they can continue talking. She never asked one question after he used the “L” word, but she continued making statements which is legal.
Not one single person, narrator included, understood what he was saying about the phone. I understand exactly what he was talking about lol
omg seriously. The number of times she said something that was a clear misunderstanding of something he had made *clear*...
She's a nut job. He might have an IQ of 70, but hers is obviously much lower. I see this sort of thing in so many interrogations. Not to mention dumb 911 operators.
The female interrogator was a joke. I think she was supposed to be the good cop, but she was so mean/aggressive to him. Bad cop/bad cop never works...
@@vibecity5381 Now that's something I can agree with. The phone thing was pretty simple to understand. It was painful listening to her attempt to catch him in a lie, when she really didn't understand. She reminds me of my ex-GF from 10+ years ago. That chick thought I had a secret family because I'd never talked to her during the day, only text. She didn't understand how "free nights & weekends" worked.
@@vibecity5381She's an ASS
You left both his phones numbers up? Sucks for whoever gets those numbers next
I was wondering if anyone is going to try them out 😂😂
Called em both, neither one is in service. Prolly on a permanent do not assign list...
You are a legend sir @@tencentpistol1
@@tencentpistol1😂😂😂 You really did??
Ones a McDonald's now the other one says burger king
The title is a joke
Child killer realizes he is going to death row.
Who doesn’t call the police after hearing a gunshot next door?!?!
US
That female detective almost blew it continuing borderline questions (I can't understand why...) after he asked for a lawyer.
Shouldn't the female cop be fired and this case maybe even thrown out? He asked for a lawyer multiple times and she kept going, sure expressing herself, but started to do so in a more questionable format to get him to answer and say why, or confess. She even asked a question slightly to him, but then again hes dumb and his lawyers probably are too. She continued to question him, talking to him about the case then made a question "I don't understand why you couldn't take them kids with you, why hurt them when mad at her?" That's a question and she can't spin that any other way, she's provoking him and baiting him to give a response to that. "If there's a way you could give us an explanation on how this whole thing came about to explain to her mother" blah blah baiting this man again. Then she starts talking about the dates and phone number asking him "can you see the dates?" while showing him papers and information on the case... Yeah if the lawyer was smart, this whole case could have been thrown out.
I've seen this interrogation before but nobody ever bothered to explain wtf actually happened. Thanks Villains ❤
Got to wonder what type of neighbourhood it is to cause someone to shrug off hearing gum shots & smelling fire 🤷🏼♀️ thank goodness justice came
Yes I mean I’d call the police if I heard gun shots , but if I heard gum shots ?
Damn I’d call the army 😎😜
@@truskool1971 😂
Now he has clearly asked for a lawyer.. and this female detective is still questioning this young man. She definitely needs to be fired.. effectively immediately!
OMG Tyler perry speaks.
Funny how HE ASKS for a lawyer repeatedly and the detective keeps saying " I'm just expressing myself here" BUT WHY didn't you take the kids??? You suppose to stop all questions once he exercises his right to STOP ALL QUESTIONS without his lawyer present. These detectives have no shame. This is why some evidence get tossed in court. Yikes
They did stop all questions... what questions did she ask him about the crime?
@kungfreddie she asked "Why couldn't you take the kids with you? Instead of killing them.
They can still speak to them, doesnt mean you Have to stop talking.
@fetus2280 she ASKS him "why couldn't you rake the kids with you? Instead of killing them? ... in case you didn't know. Kids died at the scene so asking questions about the kids, is asking questions about the crime scene after he asked for a lawyer like 20 times.
@@BuyingDaDip209 Anything he says After that is not admissible, they can still sit there and speak at him. You misunderstand the law mate , You have the Right to remain Silent. You have the Right to an attorney,, you Dont have the Right to make them stop talking.
Cannabis use disorder? 😂😂😂
😂 what the hell is even that
😂😂 definition: A person who can't roll a blunt.
@@hazmatt4637 It's why I use a bong!
Smoking too much weed is an addiction
@@Hunter-uy6ruNo it’s not. It’s a lifestyle.
He keeps asking for a Lawyer, and she sounds like she wants to understand his Murderous behavior!
IMO she’s a crap interrogator.
These investigators are terrible. How do you not understand how and when his phone was shut off? She asked the same damn question multiple times, about how and why he could receive messages and not make them
💯
They're suppose to ask the same question multiple times to see if u slip up
The detective should of stopped after he asked for a lawyer.
I thought when someone asks for a lawyer that the cops are supposed to start the process of getting one instead of continuing the interrogation.
They're allowed to continue, and you still have the right to remain silent.
70 IQ my ass.......... dude knows how genealogy works and that is borderline genius lmfao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I don't believe the 70iq, that's the iq of a 10 year old or bottom 1% or so of adults. While it's not impossible his iq is that he seemed fairly articulate and can remember phone numbers. I think he deliberately flunked the iq test.
Edit: The end suggested he read at a fourth grade level or a 10 year old maybe the iq test wasn't faked. He certainly wasn't intelligent, i just doubted the lack of intelligence.
Me too.. and he had no problem spelling.. I dont believe he had below 70.. more likely he flunked the test intentionally.
@@kungfreddie Low iq doesnt mean you cant Read or Write.
Ever heard of the Bell Curve?
The greatest sin of all is killing your own child.
Does female cop continuously saying "I'm expressing myself"when he's asking for an attorney seems a violation. Then she still is asking for an explanation after he has asked for an attorney multiple times. I have no mercy for him but I HATE UNETHICAL COPS.
I swear I've seen this interrogation a dozen times on different channels and every time they hit him with the evidence of the phone records and she asks him "How can you burn your children alive?" It's at 26:05 ish, you can hear FIRE ENGINES driving by the police station, and you can hear them clear as day. Tell me that's not a message from God. RIP to those kids, and the two adults.
OK. That's not a message from god.
I hear the fire trucks my God
@@Will_E_Wonty lmfaoo you beat me to it😂😂
“I need a lawyer.” #INTERVIwENDS! Why is she STILL going on?!
He didn't demand one that's why
She didn’t ask him QUESTIONS. She only made STATEMENTS at that point. He was more than welcome to not respond to them.
At 29:05 you can very clearly hear her say "Why hurt them?" That is a question, no matter how much anyone wants to hem and haw about it being a 'statement'.
@pastiewhitelightning take your grievance to the world court, and rest in Jesus name biko.
@@yasmin5552 screw Jesus
When someone says they want a lawyer, shut up lady. She needs fired. Yall shoulda been done.
He is your community.
This is so sad how you can kill your own kids it's so sad. And if he didn't do it how could he sit there and not cry after his kids died is sad
As someone in the UK, the sentence "he heard gun shots but shrugged it off thinking nothing more of it" is such an unfathomable thing. I cannot imagine living in a country/society where the sound of gunshots is normal. Absolutely crazy ‼
It all depends on the neighborhood honestly, in most rural areas of America multiple gunshots would elicit police response... But inner cities and urban areas all have different situations in which bystanders might not want to get involved
@@ryanwalsh2854 Fair enough, i'm not meaning to sound dismissive of the reality in the US, it's just such a rare thing in England to see anyone with a gun and/or hear gunshots. (many of us probably won't be able to identify a gunshot, more likely we'll just think "fireworks" as a natural response) So the witnesses remarks are just weird to hear.
In my area and most of my city gun shots would cause a pretty heavy response and a lot of 911 calls. We do have some cities tho that are crazy in certain areas.
Never come to any city in latin america then. Here if we hear one or 2 shots is no big deal. Multiple consecutive gunshots are mildly concerning.
I actually get more nervous hearing electrical sounds because it will likely means there will be a power outage and I will have to sleep with one million mosquitoes fliying around.
Completely agree, I thought the same thing when I heard that, but your comment reminded me of when I first moved from Leeds to Liverpool and was staying with my boyfriend’s grandmother. We were woken in the early hours one morning by loud bangs and I remember saying to my bf that it was a strange time for fireworks. He laughed and said those weren’t fireworks, and we went back to sleep. The next morning as we walked to the shop we saw that a road just 2 streets away was closed off by the police, who were investigating a shooting.
The female interrogator was so ineffective. Suspect lawyererd up and gave no more info ever, yet she still kept repeating her own theories
Shouldn't the female cop be fired and this case maybe even thrown out? He asked for a lawyer multiple times and she kept going, sure expressing herself, but started to do so in a more questionable format to get him to answer and say why, or confess. She even asked a question slightly to him, but then again hes dumb and his lawyers probably are too. She continued to question him, talking to him about the case then made a question "I don't understand why you couldn't take them kids with you, why hurt them when mad at her?" That's a question and she can't spin that any other way, she's provoking him and baiting him to give a response to that. "If there's a way you could give us an explanation on how this whole thing came about to explain to her mother" blah blah baiting this man again. Then she starts talking about the dates and phone number asking him "can you see the dates?" while showing him papers and information on the case... Yeah if the lawyer was smart, this whole case could have been thrown out.
My immediate thought after reading the title is "oh good!".
When he asked for a lawyer the first time conversation by law was over!
Do you want to speak to Grandma ASAP😂 he wants her to set up his commissary ASAP😂😂😂😂
Cannabis use disorder is the dumbest thing ive ever heard of.. Why do they not say that about people.that smoke cigarettes? Niccotine smoking disorder.. 😂😂😂
As someone who smokes cannabis like a cigarette smoker smokes tobacco, I'm not sure if even I have CUD. There's a difference between someone who smokes it because they enjoy it and someone who absolutely needs it, and CUD is usually reserved for the rare minority of those who's lives are affected by it dramatically and those who are looking for pity from jurors for killing someone
It doesnt even seem like a real thing
For real? I smoke weed occasionally, but smoke 1 to 2 packs of cigarettes per day, never heard of any disorder for them lmao maybe for nicotine it would be addiction but… Cannabis use disorder? That seems straight made up
weed is addictive....
Nicotine dependence, cigarettes, uncomplicated
F17. 210
Thought he asked for a lawyer, thought they had to stop
I really don't understand what the narrator meant by "it doesn't mean the detectives can stop, it just means that he won't" after dude asks for a lawyer. Like if he asks for a lawyer, in America, all questioning must cease. In other countries I know it's something like, they can continue to ask questions, they just can't compel them to answer. So saying "that doesn't mean that the detectives can't continue, but just that he won't" could make sense in some other countries, just not here.
it's not a disorder lol he's normal
Not defending him at all, but why does this woman detective continue talking and asking him questions after he asked for an attorney? Doesn't that violate his rights?
It wasn't a statement he didn't demand, he asked. Loopholes
she doesn't she is "expressing herself". Either way what they are looking for is a motive for the family. they already have all the evidence they need to convict without a confession.
if that part of the interview is inadmissible in court who cares its mainly for closer for the family
She didn't phrase anything as a question...she was just openly talking.
No questions asked
@@yubetou52 Wrong, 29:05. Why hurt them? That is a question
How tragic - RIP Beautiful Victims
Thanks for another great video!!!
You're welcome ❤
Hope he never gets out of prison.
This is the worst interrogation I’ve ever seen!
Not everyone gets a psychiatric evaluation before an Interrogation, it is not a rule.
He can’t even accept condolences, and just keeps interrupting, because he doesn’t want to hear the truth. What a spoiled child he is, in an adult body. Gross.
Ridiculous I don’t see a single reason for anyone to do this, I’m only at 2:51 but there’s absolutely nothing I could hear that would make me believe that this is actually an solution someone came to do
I thought interrogation needs to stop completely once he invoked his right to counsel
It does. They can’t ask anymore questions so that’s why she’s trying to get around it by saying “I’m just expressing myself” aka saying she wasn’t asking, just telling. Ridiculous
It does not.
With all this ailments and psychosis and a woman still had a child for him😮. 👏 😮 👏 😮 👏
If black people cared about things like that, there would be no black people breeding lol
She's risking everything by continuing the interrogation. She asked one question, "Why burn the house?", and he answered it following asking for a lawyer. A first year Yale grad could get this guy off on coercion no problem.
He got 4 life sentences. You are not a lawyer.
This like the detective's office from the first 48. Right?
It looks the same. This interrogation has been on a couple other channels for a while also.
I think this same episode aired on first 48
What state in the USA mandates a suspect must undergo a psychiatric evaluation prior to being questioned???
Never mind! It’s Cleveland OH a Blue area. ‘Nuff said!
He said lawyer, they should've stopped.
That detective is dumb af not giving him a lawyer and continuing to ask questions.
They can keep asking. What he says after he asks for a lawyer may not be admissible in court. They know they have this case wrapped up.
@@charlesswenson259Not true. Once you ask for an attorney, the questioning is supposed to stop until counsel is present. IF the alleged person keeps talking after the fact is on him or her.
@charlesswenson259 on a case like this when they "had it wrapped up", why would you risk anything to not have him locked up? She's taking the case personally. She wants the credit. Her ego is like 99% of the cops I've come across in my 38 years.
This guy is a low POS but that's exactly the mindset that gets good cases thrown out on a technicality, aka amendment violations. You do not continue questioning someone who has invoked their right to have an attorney present. Only they can revoke that demand, and if they never do so you can't keep questioning them. You're supposed to stop and make them definitely state they want an attorney present or not and then cease the questioning if they do.
The female interrogator was indeed highly ineffective due to her impersonal demeanor. It is a wonder she is allowed to interrogate murder suspects.
“Sheeeeeeeeit.”
Dem bois done it again 😂
When he asked for a lawyer they should stop because anything that they ask and if he answers can be omitted from court because he asked for a lawyer, he’s guilty but you want to put him in jail and not have no reasons for him to try and appeal his case.
Those babies didn’t do anything, that’s so sad and they didn’t deserve that, the mom didn’t either 💔
Cannabis use disorder? wtf
He dead ass wrong for dat
He claims to have an IQ of 70? He seems to be answering questions very clearly and untangling family relationships very easily.
You have the right to be silent. Do you understand? You have a right to an attorney. Smh
Technology, DNA, video. At least one of those 3 can follow a person wherever they go, along with traditional crime scene evidence.
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They were supposed to end the interview. Even though she was “expressing herself” they still allowed the suspect to respond AFTER he requested an attorney. Said comments made by the suspect after the request “can and will be used against” him in a court of law. Great episode tho.
Narrator: "he claims to live with (family), but not his girlfriend whom he has a baby with, as much as the two claim to be engaged to be married, something must have been horribly wrong so that the two weren't living under one roof"
Dude, have you seriously never known any couples that didn't live together, especially before being married? You need to let us know what your expertise in psychology, law, or criminal justice is or stop with these terrible narrations that don't add anything to the video and don't make sense.
Holding my mouth to the side - That clown knew what he was doing! Psychosis my azz!!
When the interviewee asks for an attorney, the interview is supposed to stop right there and then. Otherwise it could possibly get thrown out. I don’t understand what’s going on here.
Thank you for shedding light on this story.
There are several pieces of misinformation in the narration, stated as though they were true. Why? For example, a low IQ-score has nothing to do with an "insanity defense" (Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity).