James Campbell not literally saying” I didn’t do it I didn’t do it” frantically but when you’re innocent you are pretty persistent and consistent about the truth
@@Mofo0101 It doesn't matter what someone's who perceived as guilty says. He says too little people will say he's being careful not to trip himself up which means he's guilty. He says too much then they say he's trying too hard to get us to believe him he must be guilty. That's what exactly makes your comment stupid. It's interesting during investigations they don't have a counter investigator trying to prove the suspect innocent. That way both findings can be weighed to determine what the actual result is.
@KandyKane but you're not a psychopath so you don't know what game he's playing. I think it's entirely plausible that he did kill her, but sadly it's one of those things that we'll never know.
“I could give a yes or no”, ....... but, hey, while I have your attention...... let me spin your head! I’ve dealt with a lot of people like this. Basically he is saying, because of your behavior, (saying he lied before), I’m not going to give you the truth, because you don’t deserve it.
Other possibility is, he know somehow, sometime, they will run out of video tape, so even if he confesses, it won't be recorded, so no proof. Keeps struggling in the Belly of the Wale.
@@Johny40Se7en That one hurt. No he really isn't. He's a psychologist and I think he's a competent one. Also I think he's a really good human. Calling him a philosopher or a brilliant one is a stretch.
Actually this is a very loaded question :D It depends on what you mean by these symbols. For instance, in Z3 field it's true that "2+2=1" and in base 3 it's true that "2+2=11".
I feel what the armchair psychologists fail to realize about this video is that not everyone in the room is trying to "win." Only one person in the room feels the need to win, everyone else is trained to let that arrogance flow into the camera.
@@nefelibata4190 People seem to think that the suspect is "manipulating" the interrogating officers when the officers are doing exactly what they are supposed to. Let this smug bastard give the camera his story and show his mannerisms off to a judge/jury because in reality you're guilty until proven innocent.
@@kilikus822 no. You're innocent until proven guilty lol and the only one that needs to "win" in that room is the interviewed suspect, hence why he is trying. He's the one who needs to explain himself, not the interviewers.
Pavan Pilwal he totally could but I think it’s better to let these individuals be left to rot and give no mention to them. Let the family’s at least try and move on from the horrendous acts.
One thing is true, psychopaths never say anything straight they talk a lot of shit.
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Yeah, well when big brother kicks your door down and essentially tells you that you hardly have the right to exist in this world on your own and anything you say will only be used to harm you, why would you say anything at all?
@@nextgenjay7442 They definitely have psychopathic tendencies. Possibly because politics attract psychpoaths or possibly because to be a successful politician often means behaving like a psychopath.
That's why it's easy to see he did commit those murders. Ppl like Bernardo normalize something like killing someone and don't show any emotion or being afraid.
something I've learned overtime, people who lie can never get a story straight, or bring up another subject entirely, and people who tell the truth are straight to the point, its one of the biggest consistencies I've seen with both!
I think you are probably correct in most cases but I think its highly dangerous to make assumption like that about everyone . I for example suffer from adhd im terrible at being succinct ,precise ,concise and everything nice .independent of that I tend to be to verbose when im explaining myself and ill tell you this after having quite the cocked up childhood and not having the best encounters with authority figures and member of law enforcement I tend to feel guilty and defensive in my interactions with them even though im not involved in anything criminal so considering all of the things I've just mentioned one of my greatest terrors is to be suspected of a crime .
@@ashley-fk6dp I don't think the OP was providing a fool proof and absolute solution. It was a generalisation, and having ADHD would be considered the exception, not the norm.
Same lol.she loved violence and loved when men fought for her. She tried to get me killed and beat up many times.. glad i got the feck outta dodge..years later, the fella she married killed a lad with a machete at a local hotel..her life was and is a mess..rampant with drugs, abuse. Aunt was a hooker, mum ex hooker and heroin addict..same with her sister, aunt and uncle..i should have stayed clear and never got involved
A Cummings I would agree if this was an interview when Paul was just a suspect, but seeing as though he was in prison for quite some time now I don’t think it’s foolish. They’re documenting his behaviours for future studies
Well, the answer to that question is "no", but that doesn't tell you anything. If the guy is innocent he'll say "no", but if he's guilty he will also say "no". He's facing 25 to life. There's no incentive for him to say "yes" under any circumstances. Either way you get a "no", so it's all down to credibility. There's supposedly this account that contradicts his, so if they're inclined to disbelieve him, they'll just claim he's lying by saying "no", just like they have already done so earlier...
It was a yes or no question. That was a long, convoluted way to say no. Fascinating and disturbing to see these monsters operate. Everything is a manipulation.
I was in an alcohol and drug rehab due my addictive nature a while ago. There was a guy in there who was the most dangerous, toxic and manipulative person i've ever come across, yet he pulled the wool over both the counsellors and psychologists eyes right the way through the program. Out of about 100 other residents in there it was only myself and another resident who managed to figure him out due to 100's of hours of watching him carefully. It was the most frustrating and hair raising shit i've ever witnessed due to how brilliant he was at getting everyone on his side, making out as though he was simply a gentle and misunderstood soul. This same individual managed to wriggle himself into a job at the rehab shortly after graduating the program.
@@voidwalker7507 I typed out a lengthy explanation about why this particular guy caused so much havoc but for a some reason it was immediately deleted. No doubt becuase of the awful things he got up to. You talk about the fact that analysing someone for 100's of hours gave me a biased conclusion. However it was the complete opposite. If you had the slightest idea what rehab is about then you might not make such an uninformed statement.
You have to understand is that psychopathy in the general adult population is 4.5 % so in any mental health facility, there's at least a few of them, Paul benardo types. Some people just dont see it or simply put on blinders.
This is a guy who is in solitary most of the day. This interview was probably the highlight of the year. He may be a psychopath but he is not stupid. If they want to charge him with another crime he will again have the attention he wants.
Yeah 2007 so he's been in jail ten years already but hasn't changed at all he's a human being? Well what we're all his rape and murder victims by his definition? It's so unreasonable to consider he may have killed another one too? Mind you there could be other killers too and the police should not just say Paul did it if he did not and stop looking for who did to be lazy. His ex girlfriend said he did some other things that turned out he did though so her credibility is better than his. Look how he makes eyes at the woman and leans in closer and she moves repulsed by him he thinks he's still charming despite her knowing he's a rapist murderer... not really a turn on for normal girls.
You don’t have to be smart to understand risk and reward. Just desperate vie attention . Must be boring in there cause he drew out his answers as long as he could .
@@DecemberGirl12 Exactly! Police found video tapes and Karla was the aggressor and the one who more than participated in the killing of her own sister and the other victims yet Karla is free in Canada living out her narcissistic facade with her 3 kids and new male victim, her husband.🤮 Gross ASF. That’s not justice by far for the victims!
I would never call Paul a genius. I would say he's a guy who is defensive and uses the tactic of always trying to turn the table on people. But it's not even that great of a tactic. I'm sure he has found that he can manipulate meek people but that is all.
Let's look at it this way. You have this opinion because you have a pre-knowledge that he's guilty. If you didn't any someone came to try to accuse you or something ridiculous would you try to let them boss you around and put you on the defensive if you could fight back strategically. Sometimes Cops try to get people to take a rap for something they didn't do.
a person that laughs whilst being accused/suspect of murder is a major red flag. he doesn't appear to be shaken at all whereas a normal human being would be deeply concerned and helpful to clean their name as fast as possible
everyone acts like psycopaths are these super smart evil geniuses but honestly, nothing Paul says here seems very intelligent. It's just very obvious stalling and it gives away his guilt. Truth comes out eventually, always.
You’re saying this while already knowing ahead of time he’s guilty, but they didn’t in the moment. He’s the classic type to try and gaslight you and make himself the victim. It works on those not confident in themselves
@@chrishenry1821 very true which is why the classic police detective is very ENTJ, aggressive, type 8, highly confident, which helps solve that issue, but comes with other issues. To fix this, you could use the good-cop bad cop strategy, not just as a tactic, but as a way to balance the two forces...
@@vangledosh yeah! some just cant wait to show off and put their foot in it. ex of mine when he got back in touch i foolishly checked what he wanted, very narcissistic abusive guy and all I had to do was wait. Be compliant, passive polite, busy and totally without agenda. It wasnt long before he put his foot in it after a few days his weird behaviour threw me again but it started to show within the SECOND phone call. He gave himself away but you gotta be careful still very dangerous people. I would say the narcissistic side makes them more dangerous than ever, emotional vampires in every sense of the word. Basically dont get too close !
Psychopaths and serial killers ramble when they receive a question that they don't like. They can't possibly answer, "Yes," or "No." They go around the world not to answer the question. In this way, psychopaths and serial killers are alike. Both are always narcissists, too, but those are about the only similar traits.
What do you mean "those are about the only similar traits". Between psycopaths and serial killers? You do realise they're not mutually exclusive, right? Plenty of serial killers, potentially most, are psychopaths.
lilly bloom Not a trait of psychopathy, but simply a method of lying most people have most likely used at least once during their lifetimes. It is employed quite often by medium-intelligence psycopaths though. It is also incredibly easy to detect and for that reason a kind of a rookie mistake. If Bernando had been smarter, he'd have started with an immediate no and checked to see if the interviewer even wanted to hear more on it.
Isn't a serial killer defined as someone who kills three or more people? So neither Paul or Karla are serial killers. She's just a cold-blooded killer. Her lawyer discerned that she was the one who killed Leslie and Kristen. Tammy's death was manslaughter. You have the IQ of a frog like the rest of this demonic army on here. I've already reported about 70 of you. Bullying and hate speech is not allowed on RUclips!!!!
He's important enough that you're here watching a video of him, thinking about him, and commenting about him. And, he knows this, and he knows it's en masse. That's pretty powerful. What upsets you more, that he's powerful and important, or that he is and will remain so, because we have made him so?
Why are they even entertaining him? He's obviously not showing any remorse for his crimes and enjoying the attention. Just ignore him and send him back to rot in his cell. That's what he fears most - being ignored.
Paul looks so normal but the tapes they made together with his ex-wife Karla Homolka gave it all away - torture, rape, sodomy & murder for pleasure. It is truly mind boggling
Randalf probably were shitting your pants back in 2007, but camera quality wasn’t great unless you had Hollywood grade cameras. Phones and camcorders sucked for recording back then.
It's noticeable that Paul Bernardo was trying to manipulate the detectives. This can be done through observing his body languages and behaviors. He's acting calm and polite, and slowly trying to pull the main question/topic away from the conversation; instead of answering the question. This criminal is a snake
He was toying with them because he wanted them to keep talking to him. Some psychopaths put lots of rope out to test the other person's intelligence. I think that's what he was doing here. He was testing to see which angle would work best. In a weird way, I don't think he was bothered by being 'caught', I think he just wanted to prolong his enjoyment of the whole process.
I dont know why people think he seems so normal. He is evasive, fidgety and insincere. He also repeatedly brings up supposed lies told by a separate PD to deflect pointed questions.
Without any content I highly doubt that I will think he is a psychopath and he had kill them. I ,myself have noticed how susceptible I was to his charisma. I don't think if I met a real psychopath or sociopath, I would be like "hey he is a psychopath". I think I will be like "he is a decent guy" or at best I will be like "he is little bit weird" A very scary thought to be hold for me.
I had the same thought. But, honestly, it probably means you're a good person. I've learned over the years that how we ourselves behave colors the way we view others. For example: I rarely question whether people are lying in instances where it wouldn't immediately benefit them (like: saying what kind of job they have, things they've experienced in life) because it wouldn't occur to me to lie about such things. Or, one time I questioned a cheating partner thinking he'd have enough dignity to come clean when caught (because that's what I would do) but: nope. But, anyway, often times psychopaths learn how to mimic normal emotions so they're very difficult to spot.
@@johannaellsworth7105 Yep. I think they are quite easy to pick out if you know what you're looking for. Disingenuous, overly familiar, cocky... and they usually trip themselves up or give themselves away because they lie about everything and sooner or later that catches up with them.
Elizabeth went to my church and family. I remember clearly because a was an Alter Boy at the church. We would pray every day to help find her. I remember seeing her daughter crying at the grave. So sorry but its true. This was in our backyard our city was on high alert. May she rest in peace xoxoxo
At the time of the interview (2007), Bernardo only admitted to committing multiple rapes. He has not admitted to committing murders, and denied doing so at his trial in 1995.
I have learned from the statement analysis if some doesn't reply to the concrete question directly is being deceptive! People don't like to tell lies, so the tactic is to simply avoid providing the true answer or lying. Someone who provides the answer but then involves into justification of why and how they would not do it are also being deceptive.
"thats a loaded question" BZZT "the answer is no, but" GUILTY "it really comes down to credibility" RRRR "and no only credibility but also timeline" WRONG
I guess I'm different - I wouldn't put up with his bullshit for a second. Anytime someone doesn't answer a question and talks in circles or deflects like this guy is doing - they are lying.
I can't be certain but he seems like he's a narcissist as well. You can call them out all you want but if you can't prove it, they tend to twist past words and make stuff up in order to get their way. Altering words or events in a way to absolve them of any responsibility at all. If you don't have evidence for your claims, you're not getting anywhere.
@@adrianasalazar7156 wow aren't you all so smart. Seeing right through the good man. Not realizing that in a interrogation you're supposed to let the suspect talk. ESPECIALLY when they're lying.
It's so funny once you figure narcissistic psychopaths out. He sets up why the obvious, strategically beneficial answer would be "no", then literally says "The answer is 'no' to your question." That's not the same as "No, I didn't kill her" to a narcissist. You almost have to follow that answer up with "I didn't ask what the answer to my question was. I asked did you kill her?" They HATE answering questions because they feel vulnerability in that act. It seems submissive to them. Whether it's "Hey babe, are you getting hungry for lunch yet?" or "Did you kill her?" it's all the same to them and they will NOT answer honestly. ASK THEM QUESTIONS. LOTS OF THEM. RAPID FIRE.
Elizabeth Bain's parents will never be convinced that her murder wasn't done by Baltovitch--Elizabeth's mother has said that she had told her she greatly feared Baltovitch and what his reaction would be when she broke it off with him. In addition, when Baltovitch was arrested a prison guard has said Baltovitch told him they would never find her body (Baltovitch was known to have previously worked at a camp in Muskoka so likely hid her body there)
Es Lo Bernardo is 53 years old and committed the murders between 1990 and 1992. This interview is actually from 2007. But I agree, he looks very young in here.
whiteshell1 Haha no it’s not. It’s actually him. Sure he looks quite scrawny here, but I can still see the resemblance to his former, more youthful self.
They both are as guilty as the next. What sick minds to do what they did, and to her own 15 year old sister. A bunch of whacked sickos. It bothers me to think that Karla is out and has 3 kids. She was an adult when she took part in sex acts with the murdered teens. How could any court allow her such little time served. If anything, make her sterile before releasing her from prison.
it always amazes me when I see someone saying "he deserves to die for killing that person". dont pretend dying by the hands of the law is more righteous than dying by the hands of a killer.
@@deg1studios no way!!! You have 0 idea the pain and paralysing fear this man had in Scarbourgh Tell me EXACTLY why this piece of crap this psycho who is totally lacking remorse and xan never be rehabilitated what he contributes? We have fed and clothed him kept him safe from harm ie alive Hes NEVER EVER EVER going to get out so you tell me what exactly the point is keeping him alive???
ihwell94 letting a man live is always a better choice than killing him. I would let hitler live if I knew he would never hurt anyone again. the thing you call "the law" was invented by humans, it is not holy. killing someone cause a judge said he deserves it does not mean he deserves it. even if god himself (assuming there is a god, which there isn't) said he deserved it, I wouldn't kill him. Cause it is just hypocrisy. Like saying "Timmy took my ball, so I'll take his bat". It doesn't solve anything that a peaceful option can't solve. Whatever you think of this man, he is still a human. And that is the point of keeping him alive. The fact that he values his life enough to survive prison in the first place is why we should value it as much
Who here was *in the class* where Dr. Peterson told you to come to this video??😁
You guys are so lucky to have him.
Guilty
I wasn´t in the class, but I saw a video of it on youtube
Hi, just a random person who saw that video about Psychopaths and Sociopaths. Who is that guy? Dr. Peterson I mean?
@@mq5731 He's a famous psychology professor. He talks about this video at around 45ish minutes. ruclips.net/video/Us979jCjHu8/видео.html
He basically said “yes I did, prove it”
Right, they are doing a run around. Back and forth. When if someone was innocent they would be repeating over and over I didn’t do it
Marlie Fox Well, lots of times that is also a terrible lying technique.
James Campbell not literally saying” I didn’t do it I didn’t do it” frantically but when you’re innocent you are pretty persistent and consistent about the truth
@@Mofo0101 It doesn't matter what someone's who perceived as guilty says. He says too little people will say he's being careful not to trip himself up which means he's guilty. He says too much then they say he's trying too hard to get us to believe him he must be guilty. That's what exactly makes your comment stupid.
It's interesting during investigations they don't have a counter investigator trying to prove the suspect innocent. That way both findings can be weighed to determine what the actual result is.
👃olfactorys
"thats a loaded question"
GUILTY
@KandyKane Just because someone has nothing to lose doesn't mean they'll admit to anything.
@KandyKane but you're not a psychopath so you don't know what game he's playing. I think it's entirely plausible that he did kill her, but sadly it's one of those things that we'll never know.
Quite!
LemonZeppelin Definitely agree
“I could give a yes or no”, ....... but, hey, while I have your attention...... let me spin your head!
I’ve dealt with a lot of people like this. Basically he is saying, because of your behavior, (saying he lied before), I’m not going to give you the truth, because you don’t deserve it.
“Did you kill Elizabeth?”
“Wanna see my bike?”
LOL 🤣🤣🤣
😀😅
😂😂😂😂😂
Policeman: Did you kill her?
Paul: bla bla bla bla
The politician you voted for, does actually the same.
Dos Santos Yeah he would have made a success of being a narcissistic politician
@@personalcheeses8073 yes, a true leader! ;-)
Other possibility is, he know somehow, sometime, they will run out of video tape, so even if he confesses, it won't be recorded, so no proof. Keeps struggling in the Belly of the Wale.
K. S. 😹😹😹😹
Dr Jordan peterson brought me here lol
Aye, me too. Jordan Peterson's a brilliant philosopher.
Me too!
@@Johny40Se7en That one hurt. No he really isn't. He's a psychologist and I think he's a competent one. Also I think he's a really good human. Calling him a philosopher or a brilliant one is a stretch.
Lol same here 😂😂
Lol !!!!! same happened to me, I am here after Jordan Peterson's video
"Does 2+2=4?" "Well that's a loaded question, I mean you would have to go through the timeline of my life"
In multiples of hight 2s it can be 5
He talk like an politician. Wordsalad!
Actually this is a very loaded question :D
It depends on what you mean by these symbols.
For instance, in Z3 field it's true that "2+2=1" and in base 3 it's true that "2+2=11".
@@LeBartoshe 😂😂😂
Yeah, very arrogant, psychopath and a monster like his ex. Karla Homolka.
He should have gone into politics with an answer like that..
And join the Democrat party.
Reminds me trump
Funny how he reminds you of politicians...
Morgan Smith Bitch shut up, you don’t even know what your talking about.
Morgan Smith Na you stand like a bitch
I feel what the armchair psychologists fail to realize about this video is that not everyone in the room is trying to "win." Only one person in the room feels the need to win, everyone else is trained to let that arrogance flow into the camera.
Kilikus Bingo!! 💯💯!!
Yep, letting him talk and talk and talk and through all that talking of nothingness the truth is coming out.
Not sure I understand what you mean, would appreciate if you could elaborate some on that.
@@nefelibata4190 People seem to think that the suspect is "manipulating" the interrogating officers when the officers are doing exactly what they are supposed to. Let this smug bastard give the camera his story and show his mannerisms off to a judge/jury because in reality you're guilty until proven innocent.
@@kilikus822 no. You're innocent until proven guilty lol and the only one that needs to "win" in that room is the interviewed suspect, hence why he is trying. He's the one who needs to explain himself, not the interviewers.
Not....how I expected his voice to be.
Spuds McKenzie What did you expect?
I wasn’t expecting this guy to sound like Ben Shapiro 😂
fav cocaboycola I appreciated that comment. One like for you good sir.
Eugene's Backpack Why do you appreciate that comment? I took your like back
K9 Rootless It gave me a nice chuckle.
He’s basically the Canadian version of Ted Bundy
Justin Skramstad except like 30 less killed lol
Ted Bundy was intelligent. This guy just talks gibberish
Justin Skramstad it sucks that he’s in Kingston Ontario.... where I live
@@luciusdomitius9377 well yh it is gibberish but he is a great manipulator so he is pretty intelligent too
You are fighting about who has the worst serial killer. As if this is some kind of awesome feat you have? Or some kind of accomplishment? What?!
who here thinks Tom Cruise could play this guy. The voice is the same holy cow
dude I thought the same thing after 1 second! and I thought about scientologists too, its like their tone
Defiantly looks too both real nice looking no homo
Pavan Pilwal he totally could but I think it’s better to let these individuals be left to rot and give no mention to them. Let the family’s at least try and move on from the horrendous acts.
Tom does not have a Canadian accent.
He looks more like Casey Affleck
He’s a great manipulator , he does this on purpose to agitate them. So if you get angry it him, that’s positive feedback for him.
Man That's hardly "great manipulation". Children use this tactic all the time.
No I really do have to say, he is a really great manipulator, not for those reasons per say but he’s good at what he does for sure
We're just two dapper dogs in top hats against the world.
I'm not angry, I'm banging some hot chick on the sands of Maui & he's in prison forever. Lol 😎👩🏻
Go on my son !
1. Deflects. 2. Changes subject. 3. Fakes empathy/sympathy. 4. Becomes reasonable. 5. Interrupts and denies remembering
You forgot: reiterate that you are a human being with emotions to back up your case
Sort of like Trudeau
Sort of like Trudeau
Peterson was right when he said his gestures were similar to a CEO in a meeting when you turn the audio off
Shows the underside of his wrists a lot. Also the turtle head retraction as I call it.
Yes, and as a hunched shoulders make it look like he’s in defence mode. Psychopaths aren’t infallible
Oh and how he saids “I made a few mistakes 17 years ago” like he was caught shoplifting makes me cringe
Sheer arrogance.
One thing is true, psychopaths never say anything straight they talk a lot of shit.
Yeah, well when big brother kicks your door down and essentially tells you that you hardly have the right to exist in this world on your own and anything you say will only be used to harm you, why would you say anything at all?
LMFAO no they don't.. Psychopaths will play you without being aware. Normal people talk a lot... It's a normal behaviour
Word salad
Are all politicians psychopaths?
@@nextgenjay7442 They definitely have psychopathic tendencies. Possibly because politics attract psychpoaths or possibly because to be a successful politician often means behaving like a psychopath.
The most disturbing thing about monsters like this is how normal he can appear at times....
That's why it's easy to see he did commit those murders. Ppl like Bernardo normalize something like killing someone and don't show any emotion or being afraid.
To be fair he didn't actually seem to start killing until Karla came into picture,lol. Makes you wonder if 1s more guilty then the other.
Just have a gander at the liberal party😂😅😂 nuff said..
@@heyoounarcissistic personality
except for that creepy goofy smile
His wife should have got the same sentence he did she was hust as guilty
She's living a happy life and breathing clean air. Canada is as bonkers as America. If she had a shred of decency she'd end her life.
You would think. But she's in Montreal with 3 kids and volunteering at there private school and wealthy from her book deals. Sickening.
@@mjblakemusic how do you know that?
@@tdioxin2658 it's been on the news , yahoo and u-tube.
where have you been ; living under a rock ?
@@DLN-ix6vf well it’s not that well known if some of us missed it…
something I've learned overtime, people who lie can never get a story straight, or bring up another subject entirely, and people who tell the truth are straight to the point, its one of the biggest consistencies I've seen with both!
I think you are probably correct in most cases but I think its highly dangerous to make assumption like that about everyone . I for example suffer from adhd im terrible at being succinct ,precise ,concise and everything nice .independent of that I tend to be to verbose when im explaining myself and ill tell you this after having quite the cocked up childhood and not having the best encounters with authority figures and member of law enforcement I tend to feel guilty and defensive in my interactions with them even though im not involved in anything criminal so considering all of the things I've just mentioned one of my greatest terrors is to be suspected of a crime .
@@ashley-fk6dp I don't think the OP was providing a fool proof and absolute solution. It was a generalisation, and having ADHD would be considered the exception, not the norm.
@@darkspeed62 yeah of course mate but how terrible would it be for man to go down for what man didnt do cuz the cops thought man sounded guiltyy
Reminds me of my ex. She used to laugh at my face when she was lying/covering up some deceit even when I knew she was lying. God that was a nightmare.
Hopefully your gf wasn't a serial killer
Same lol.she loved violence and loved when men fought for her. She tried to get me killed and beat up many times.. glad i got the feck outta dodge..years later, the fella she married killed a lad with a machete at a local hotel..her life was and is a mess..rampant with drugs, abuse. Aunt was a hooker, mum ex hooker and heroin addict..same with her sister, aunt and uncle..i should have stayed clear and never got involved
Sounds like my ex boyfriend and is scary to think about looking back.
@@teapoodle3977 innit tho. Glad ya got outta that..stay safe..hopefully he is long gone and not knowing where ya are
omg my ex boyfriend did that,too..God,do they have a nest somewhere??Jesus
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Female detective: "In Circles"
It seems a bit foolish of her to do that
A Cummings I would agree if this was an interview when Paul was just a suspect, but seeing as though he was in prison for quite some time now I don’t think it’s foolish. They’re documenting his behaviours for future studies
Completely intentional, the man is proud and she is belittling his masterpiece. This is designed to get under his skin
Going around in circles.*
@@andraw47 Not at all. He talks in circles and basically says nothing which amuses her. It's quite foolish to think what you are thinking.
This guy is like JR Smith being asked if he realized the game was tied.
ocan1033 ouch
😂😂😂😂😂
Can he say, "YES or NO"?
@kawaN ! lol
Well, the answer to that question is "no", but that doesn't tell you anything. If the guy is innocent he'll say "no", but if he's guilty he will also say "no". He's facing 25 to life. There's no incentive for him to say "yes" under any circumstances. Either way you get a "no", so it's all down to credibility. There's supposedly this account that contradicts his, so if they're inclined to disbelieve him, they'll just claim he's lying by saying "no", just like they have already done so earlier...
When someone asked you if you killed somebody, and you don't give a straight answer. That means YOU'RE THE KILLER.
Exactly!@😂😂😂😂We'd be a great team.
Exactly! If I didn't kill someone I would say "No" What he said after was a lot of B.S
It was a yes or no question. That was a long, convoluted way to say no. Fascinating and disturbing to see these monsters operate. Everything is a manipulation.
The bigger the explanation, the bigger the Lie.
Not always, because someone who's innocent will try their damdest to stay free.
I was in an alcohol and drug rehab due my addictive nature a while ago.
There was a guy in there who was the most dangerous, toxic and manipulative person i've ever come across, yet he pulled the wool over both the counsellors and psychologists eyes right the way through the program.
Out of about 100 other residents in there it was only myself and another resident who managed to figure him out due to 100's of hours of watching him carefully.
It was the most frustrating and hair raising shit i've ever witnessed due to how brilliant he was at getting everyone on his side, making out as though he was simply a gentle and misunderstood soul.
This same individual managed to wriggle himself into a job at the rehab shortly after graduating the program.
You haven't stopped to think about how intently analyzing someone for hundreds of hours could lead you to more of a biased and assumed conclusion?
What behaviors did this man commit that made him "dangerous, toxic, and manipulative" as you say?
@@voidwalker7507 I typed out a lengthy explanation about why this particular guy caused so much havoc but for a some reason it was immediately deleted. No doubt becuase of the awful things he got up to. You talk about the fact that analysing someone for 100's of hours gave me a biased conclusion. However it was the complete opposite. If you had the slightest idea what rehab is about then you might not make such an uninformed statement.
I’d love to hear more about this, can I DM u
You have to understand is that psychopathy in the general adult population is 4.5 % so in any mental health facility, there's at least a few of them, Paul benardo types. Some people just dont see it or simply put on blinders.
2:23, that moment is priceless in my eyes
He couldn't seem more fake if he tried
This is a guy who is in solitary most of the day. This interview was probably the highlight of the year. He may be a psychopath but he is not stupid. If they want to charge him with another crime he will again have the attention he wants.
I don't think he sought out attention. That was Karla.
Yeah 2007 so he's been in jail ten years already but hasn't changed at all he's a human being? Well what we're all his rape and murder victims by his definition? It's so unreasonable to consider he may have killed another one too? Mind you there could be other killers too and the police should not just say Paul did it if he did not and stop looking for who did to be lazy. His ex girlfriend said he did some other things that turned out he did though so her credibility is better than his. Look how he makes eyes at the woman and leans in closer and she moves repulsed by him he thinks he's still charming despite her knowing he's a rapist murderer... not really a turn on for normal girls.
You don’t have to be smart to understand risk and reward. Just desperate vie attention . Must be boring in there cause he drew out his answers as long as he could .
@@DecemberGirl12 Exactly! Police found video tapes and Karla was the aggressor and the one who more than participated in the killing of her own sister and the other victims yet Karla is free in Canada living out her narcissistic facade with her 3 kids and new male victim, her husband.🤮 Gross ASF. That’s not justice by far for the victims!
Serial killers are the ultimate form or passive-aggressive and narcissistic behavior combined.
I would never call Paul a genius. I would say he's a guy who is defensive and uses the tactic of always trying to turn the table on people. But it's not even that great of a tactic. I'm sure he has found that he can manipulate meek people but that is all.
What's funny is that the interrogators are the ones who are manipulating him by pretending to be manipulated
or they were genuinely being manipulated to some certain extent but were in an environment where they can snap out of it sooner rather than later
Let's look at it this way. You have this opinion because you have a pre-knowledge that he's guilty.
If you didn't any someone came to try to accuse you or something ridiculous would you try to let them boss you around and put you on the defensive if you could fight back strategically. Sometimes Cops try to get people to take a rap for something they didn't do.
Karla was the genius of the two, and that’s why she’s out.
You have to play the fool to fool the fool that thinks he's fooling you
If he really was such a mastermind he would ve known to shut his mouth
Narcissism is a bitch for psychopaths.
It's not about being smart. It's about being able to retrain yourself
@Emma Emma he is smart wtf are u talking about?
@@lunatic2178 it's so easy to see through it
@@lycanbane2070 watching it now ofc it is
a person that laughs whilst being accused/suspect of murder is a major red flag. he doesn't appear to be shaken at all whereas a normal human being would be deeply concerned and helpful to clean their name as fast as possible
everyone acts like psycopaths are these super smart evil geniuses but honestly, nothing Paul says here seems very intelligent. It's just very obvious stalling and it gives away his guilt. Truth comes out eventually, always.
That’s the point he just wants to talk and not admit anything he loves talking
"lies run sprints but the truth runs miles" - mj
:)
You’re saying this while already knowing ahead of time he’s guilty, but they didn’t in the moment. He’s the classic type to try and gaslight you and make himself the victim. It works on those not confident in themselves
@@chrishenry1821 very true which is why the classic police detective is very ENTJ, aggressive, type 8, highly confident, which helps solve that issue, but comes with other issues. To fix this, you could use the good-cop bad cop strategy, not just as a tactic, but as a way to balance the two forces...
He is not even doing fancy footwork, he’s just not answering any questions.
And he wont ever answer them either
Thats his power trip
@@vangledosh yeah! some just cant wait to show off and put their foot in it. ex of mine when he got back in touch i foolishly checked what he wanted, very narcissistic abusive guy and all I had to do was wait. Be compliant, passive polite, busy and totally without agenda. It wasnt long before he put his foot in it after a few days his weird behaviour threw me again but it started to show within the SECOND phone call. He gave himself away but you gotta be careful still very dangerous people. I would say the narcissistic side makes them more dangerous than ever, emotional vampires in every sense of the word. Basically dont get too close !
Around 1.15 the female appears to be gesturing to another person that the offender is " going around in circles"
Lol 'the female'... weird. 😅🙄
@@melissamoonchild9216 whats wrong ms. Female huh what are you trying to do huh
Huh. True. I didn't notice that.
Did you just assume her gender?!
He doesn't seem like the type of guy to attempt to shit on a girl's face.
Elizabeth Bain is my 2nd cousin. Been 31 years since her disappearance 🤍🦋
Psychopaths and serial killers ramble when they receive a question that they don't like. They can't possibly answer, "Yes," or "No." They go around the world not to answer the question.
In this way, psychopaths and serial killers are alike. Both are always narcissists, too, but those are about the only similar traits.
Ggg
What do you mean "those are about the only similar traits". Between psycopaths and serial killers? You do realise they're not mutually exclusive, right? Plenty of serial killers, potentially most, are psychopaths.
most politicians do this shit too!!
lilly bloom Not a trait of psychopathy, but simply a method of lying most people have most likely used at least once during their lifetimes. It is employed quite often by medium-intelligence psycopaths though.
It is also incredibly easy to detect and for that reason a kind of a rookie mistake. If Bernando had been smarter, he'd have started with an immediate no and checked to see if the interviewer even wanted to hear more on it.
Isn't a serial killer defined as someone who kills three or more people?
So neither Paul or Karla are serial killers. She's just a cold-blooded killer. Her lawyer discerned that she was the one who killed Leslie and Kristen. Tammy's death was manslaughter.
You have the IQ of a frog like the rest of this demonic army on here. I've already reported about 70 of you.
Bullying and hate speech is not allowed on RUclips!!!!
You can tell he feels so important and powerful.. what a sniveling little weasel
He's important enough that you're here watching a video of him, thinking about him, and commenting about him. And, he knows this, and he knows it's en masse. That's pretty powerful. What upsets you more, that he's powerful and important, or that he is and will remain so, because we have made him so?
His demeanor reminds me of Chandler Bing's roommate when Joey moved away. The dehydrating fruit guy.
That's so accurate haha
EDDY!! He does sound like him!!! 😂
Ahahaha
😂🤣😂🤣!!!! 💯!
If that's the Saving Private Ryan guy I agree.
I’m a simple man. Dr. Jordan Peterson says to watch video, I watch video.
Did you kill Elizabeth Bain is NOT a loaded question. Watch...
Detective: Did you kill Elizabeth Bain
Me: No
Love the Canadian Police....open window, lawnmowing while interrogating a murder suspect
Not a suspect. Convict.
what lmao. literally the easiest question to say "no" to. by babbling on his guilt is pretty evident
Why are they even entertaining him? He's obviously not showing any remorse for his crimes and enjoying the attention. Just ignore him and send him back to rot in his cell. That's what he fears most - being ignored.
"Im not making a frivolous point here" theres one possible indicator of Narcissism
Paul Bernardo being asked to come in for this interview is like him winning the lottery. He’s enjoying every second of this.
yep, head of the table lapping it all up
Alot of " us" are hoping for his release back into society.. 🙂
Will likely go down as the fastest beating death in history..
Paul looks so normal but the tapes they made together with his ex-wife Karla Homolka gave it all away - torture, rape, sodomy & murder for pleasure. It is truly mind boggling
Does the resolution reflect the budget of the police force?
It was 2007
+Ellie H
And?
Randalf probably were shitting your pants back in 2007, but camera quality wasn’t great unless you had Hollywood grade cameras. Phones and camcorders sucked for recording back then.
why does the police force need high resolution cameras for interviews
Perhaps you would like more money taken from your labor.
Police live on stolen funds.
Taxation is theft.
It's noticeable that Paul Bernardo was trying to manipulate the detectives. This can be done through observing his body languages and behaviors. He's acting calm and polite, and slowly trying to pull the main question/topic away from the conversation; instead of answering the question. This criminal is a snake
He was toying with them because he wanted them to keep talking to him. Some psychopaths put lots of rope out to test the other person's intelligence. I think that's what he was doing here. He was testing to see which angle would work best. In a weird way, I don't think he was bothered by being 'caught', I think he just wanted to prolong his enjoyment of the whole process.
I dont know why people think he seems so normal. He is evasive, fidgety and insincere. He also repeatedly brings up supposed lies told by a separate PD to deflect pointed questions.
Without any content I highly doubt that I will think he is a psychopath and he had kill them. I ,myself have noticed how susceptible I was to his charisma. I don't think if I met a real psychopath or sociopath, I would be like "hey he is a psychopath". I think I will be like "he is a decent guy" or at best I will be like "he is little bit weird"
A very scary thought to be hold for me.
There will be something small off with a psychopath that you will kind of notice... pay very close attention to that subtle sense
I had the same thought. But, honestly, it probably means you're a good person. I've learned over the years that how we ourselves behave colors the way we view others. For example: I rarely question whether people are lying in instances where it wouldn't immediately benefit them (like: saying what kind of job they have, things they've experienced in life) because it wouldn't occur to me to lie about such things. Or, one time I questioned a cheating partner thinking he'd have enough dignity to come clean when caught (because that's what I would do) but: nope. But, anyway, often times psychopaths learn how to mimic normal emotions so they're very difficult to spot.
@@johannaellsworth7105 Yep. I think they are quite easy to pick out if you know what you're looking for. Disingenuous, overly familiar, cocky... and they usually trip themselves up or give themselves away because they lie about everything and sooner or later that catches up with them.
Teacher: Young man, what is 2 plus 2?
Me: Well, that's a loaded question.
Elizabeth went to my church and family. I remember clearly because a was an Alter Boy at the church. We would pray every day to help find her. I remember seeing her daughter crying at the grave. So sorry but its true. This was in our backyard our city was on high alert. May she rest in peace xoxoxo
I’m pretty sure she didn’t have a daughter.
He was totally playing here. He is just enjoying being out of his cell. Karla would have mentioned this young lady like she did jane doe.
Why did the woman say to someone off-camera that Paul is going around in circles? How certain were they of his guilt at the time of that interview?
neoperseus Why is that?
At the time of the interview (2007), Bernardo only admitted to committing multiple rapes. He has not admitted to committing murders, and denied doing so at his trial in 1995.
Because innocent people don't behave this way.
SUPREME_COMMANDER Thank you
I have learned from the statement analysis if some doesn't reply to the concrete question directly is being deceptive! People don't like to tell lies, so the tactic is to simply avoid providing the true answer or lying. Someone who provides the answer but then involves into justification of why and how they would not do it are also being deceptive.
This guy gives loaded answers.. What a creep i could never be a friend to a guy like that ..
I honestly expected him to have a deeper voice
Even when he finally does answer that first question it was still a “No, but”...
To think that Karla got away with it all.
3:07 w/ captions on "bestest I can recollect Asaf toursim...then father". It's like a Bad Lip Reading episode lol.
Did you kill Elizabeth?
Paul : " Let's ask the GPS."
Karla should be doing life too
"that's a loaded question"
the balls. the fuckin balls.
hybristophiliac hahaha!!
This man is morally irreprehensible.
His scary because damn his intelligence is so cunning. I wish to never meet someone like this EVER!
"thats a loaded question" BZZT
"the answer is no, but" GUILTY
"it really comes down to credibility" RRRR
"and no only credibility but also timeline" WRONG
His wife killed her, go arrest her.
Oh please, he's obviously stalling. If he wasn't laughing, I might buy it, but liars always do that laugh. Truth tellers don't.
truth tellers dont laugh?
@@deg1studiosalways
DO. ' THAT' LAUGH ..yes he is obviously a nutjob....sounds exactly like Ted. 👍 did he escape yet???
he's quite convincing -- very skilled at deception. shame, he could of been a great spy.
I guess I'm different - I wouldn't put up with his bullshit for a second. Anytime someone doesn't answer a question and talks in circles or deflects like this guy is doing - they are lying.
You can't say "hes obviously lying" and expect it to actually do something against the person being interrogated. You need solid evidence
Same. Honestly since I’ve experienced a sociopath first hand; I would’ve told him to shut the fuck up and answer the question.
I can't be certain but he seems like he's a narcissist as well. You can call them out all you want but if you can't prove it, they tend to twist past words and make stuff up in order to get their way. Altering words or events in a way to absolve them of any responsibility at all. If you don't have evidence for your claims, you're not getting anywhere.
@@adrianasalazar7156 wow aren't you all so smart. Seeing right through the good man. Not realizing that in a interrogation you're supposed to let the suspect talk. ESPECIALLY when they're lying.
At least he admitted it’s a yes or no question .
Reminds me of Charles Manson with his pcycho babble.
Or Ted Bundy
It's so annoying how he doesn't simply answer the question with a yes or no.
that is call psychopath.
you clearly don't understand how law works.
B H-0
Please enlighten me.😒
You're not very bright
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I am actually pretty dark, haha😂😎
This looks like a low-quality film school student project. Is this real?
Yes this is real.
Fake
This guy is the Boris Johnson of the interview room
It's so funny once you figure narcissistic psychopaths out. He sets up why the obvious, strategically beneficial answer would be "no", then literally says "The answer is 'no' to your question." That's not the same as "No, I didn't kill her" to a narcissist. You almost have to follow that answer up with "I didn't ask what the answer to my question was. I asked did you kill her?" They HATE answering questions because they feel vulnerability in that act. It seems submissive to them. Whether it's "Hey babe, are you getting hungry for lunch yet?" or "Did you kill her?" it's all the same to them and they will NOT answer honestly. ASK THEM QUESTIONS. LOTS OF THEM. RAPID FIRE.
I'm still shocked no one has taken Karla out yet
naw she is a darling of the left, they love her
What the hell is he going on about? It’s a yes or no answer.
Sand in their eyes technique.
Marta it’s not a yes or no question. if he was innocent or guilty he’d still say no
DON'T LET THIS MONSTER OUT!
He loves the sound of his own voice.
Who doesn't like the sound of their own voice?
@@Jyvonne Voice recorders
he is actually not that good of a manipulator.
Wow. Everybody is an expert here. 😂😂
Elizabeth Bain's parents will never be convinced that her murder wasn't done by Baltovitch--Elizabeth's mother has said that she had told her she greatly feared Baltovitch and what his reaction would be when she broke it off with him. In addition, when Baltovitch was arrested a prison guard has said Baltovitch told him they would never find her body (Baltovitch was known to have previously worked at a camp in Muskoka so likely hid her body there)
The psycho would confess to every crime under the sun if he could get Karla back in jail,
Are we supposed to feel fooled, impressed, scared or entertained? It was pretty boring to me.
He is very articulated, i have to admit.
I agree
Why are they giving this SOB power by publicly posting this video?
Sounds like Evil liars I have met in my life.
Hes just plain crazy
so this guy looks no older than 35 and he commitied murder 30 years ago? how old is he?
almost 50 i think hes going to a parole board soon as well... doesnt mean he can get it but the fact he can try is kinda scary..
Es Lo Bernardo is 53 years old and committed the murders between 1990 and 1992. This interview is actually from 2007. But I agree, he looks very young in here.
Im 52 i look 36 lol
That doesn't even look like him. Is this a reenactment of the interview?
whiteshell1 Haha no it’s not. It’s actually him. Sure he looks quite scrawny here, but I can still see the resemblance to his former, more youthful self.
They both are as guilty as the next. What sick minds to do what they did, and to her own 15 year old sister. A bunch of whacked sickos. It bothers me to think that Karla is out and has 3 kids. She was an adult when she took part in sex acts with the murdered teens. How could any court allow her such little time served. If anything, make her sterile before releasing her from prison.
You’re telling me people believed this stuff. You can tell he’s talking smack right off the start.
Believe what? He's actually making a case that he's a victim because they don't vekieve him
Carla should be in the slammer along with him.
Why is this man still breathing? You gotta love the Canadian justice system or lack thereof.
Greg Chacon Id rather be put down than do life in prison. That’s too swift of a punishment. I’m sure he wishes everyday that he was dead.
it always amazes me when I see someone saying "he deserves to die for killing that person". dont pretend dying by the hands of the law is more righteous than dying by the hands of a killer.
@@deg1studios no way!!!
You have 0 idea the pain and paralysing fear this man had in Scarbourgh
Tell me EXACTLY why this piece of crap this psycho who is totally lacking remorse and xan never be rehabilitated what he contributes?
We have fed and clothed him kept him safe from harm ie alive
Hes NEVER EVER EVER going to get out so you tell me what exactly the point is keeping him alive???
ihwell94 letting a man live is always a better choice than killing him. I would let hitler live if I knew he would never hurt anyone again. the thing you call "the law" was invented by humans, it is not holy. killing someone cause a judge said he deserves it does not mean he deserves it. even if god himself (assuming there is a god, which there isn't) said he deserved it, I wouldn't kill him. Cause it is just hypocrisy. Like saying "Timmy took my ball, so I'll take his bat". It doesn't solve anything that a peaceful option can't solve. Whatever you think of this man, he is still a human. And that is the point of keeping him alive. The fact that he values his life enough to survive prison in the first place is why we should value it as much
Greg Chacon - *’Canadian Justice System’???* Enough said.
I don't know, I don't find him a convincing liar, but hey...