Interrogation Of A Psychopathic Woman

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  • #jcsinspired #Interrogation
    This Video Is For Educational Purposes. It is meant to show the psychology behind how police interact with suspects to try and get their confession.
    In this JCS inspired video, we take a look at the interrogation of Diane Staudte. After realizing caring for her family was to much work, Diane hatched a plan to make her life easier.
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  • @RedTreeCrime
    @RedTreeCrime  Год назад +2040

    Press CC for subtitles. If you enjoyed this video and believe this channel deserves a subscription, this is a thank you in advance. Also, here is the link to Diane's daughter's interrogation ruclips.net/video/ky8wCA4jehg/видео.html

    • @GymGirlToks
      @GymGirlToks Год назад +56

      will you upload the daughters?

    • @leslieterrell6196
      @leslieterrell6196 Год назад +24

      Me too!

    • @lovesphynx
      @lovesphynx Год назад +14

      Aren't you the guy who said he won't upload anything unless no one has it. I work with a channel and have all the RUclips interrogations listen when they released so on and so forth I pretty much watch them all and I watch all the trials so I have seen every interrogation even the ones that are not post it that much these are one of those interrogation is not posted that much I just thought you were going to get brand new stuff not just new stuff to your channel from other channels no hate but I’m a junkie for this stuff and if you’re one of those channels capable of getting new stuff and you should do that and if you do get stuff check against RUclips to see if it has been published already if you get your own stuff you won’t have to check

    • @lovesphynx
      @lovesphynx Год назад +11

      @@GymGirlToks they're already out I'm sorry I'm a junkie and I just want new cases already

    • @GymGirlToks
      @GymGirlToks Год назад +15

      @@lovesphynx link cause i cant find it outside a 5 min clip after she already confessed

  • @icantthinkofaname15
    @icantthinkofaname15 Год назад +16109

    I swear when the police officer starts telling you you're a good person your not a monster, you're caught and going to jail

    • @Ste_Brit
      @Ste_Brit Год назад +2

      Absolutely. Cops are just manipulative liars and if people knew about the reid technique and their rights in general then they wouldn’t say a word to a detective ever

    • @tonyarichards5430
      @tonyarichards5430 Год назад +228

      Absolutely!

    • @meganlangreck2488
      @meganlangreck2488 Год назад +487

      It would be so souldestroying to have to say those words to an actual monster, after sitting in a room with them and talking to them like they are human. Grateful for the competent detectives who can do this.

    • @terryford7459
      @terryford7459 Год назад +111

      You better believe it buddy!! 🤣🤣🤣😭😭🤣

    • @nesultimate3854
      @nesultimate3854 Год назад +67

      Haha every time. 🤣

  • @notgonnagetmydata8221
    @notgonnagetmydata8221 Год назад +15166

    These cases make you realize how lucky you are with your quirky, only mildly insane families

    • @notgonnagetmydata8221
      @notgonnagetmydata8221 Год назад +102

      Do you have murderous relatives? Sorry if it is this bad on your side

    • @oh2887
      @oh2887 Год назад +112

      Have you checked the coca cola 👀 though.

    • @sirbonobo3907
      @sirbonobo3907 Год назад +24

      Yeah 😂

    • @0Ciju0
      @0Ciju0 Год назад +249

      Rights? Dad's jokes don't seem so bad now, haha

    • @CristinaF210
      @CristinaF210 Год назад +100

      So cute and loving thing to say and so true and we love them that way💕

  • @phillipseifert694
    @phillipseifert694 7 месяцев назад +143

    When you want to be a serial killer … but also don’t want to leave the house

    • @ashleycraven228
      @ashleycraven228 4 месяца назад +24

      I hate that I laughed at this!

    • @phillipseifert694
      @phillipseifert694 4 месяца назад

      @@ashleycraven228
      It’s a bad idea to live with an agoraphobic homicidal maniac
      They have no options except the low hanging fruit

    • @GROOVYJOJO
      @GROOVYJOJO 3 месяца назад +3

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @jamesdeluca6657
      @jamesdeluca6657 Месяц назад +1

      Omgosh lol😂

    • @sapiophile545
      @sapiophile545 Месяц назад

      🤬❄️🧊🥶🧊❄️🤬

  • @Itsa.CruelWorld
    @Itsa.CruelWorld 6 месяцев назад +169

    This is one of the best interrogations I've ever seen in all my years of studying and researching true crime. He was patient, showed empathy, used straight forward tactics without forcing or twisting anything and, as someone mentioned in the comments, kept inching closer and closer to Diane all throughout the interrogation. Next level pro. Genius.

    • @voicije
      @voicije 4 месяца назад +14

      well the russell williams case is ..... something impressive to watch too

    • @jjr1728
      @jjr1728 4 месяца назад +3

      The thing is though, is he handsome enough looking? I don't want my detectives looking like repulsive gargoyles

    • @mobutterflies3848
      @mobutterflies3848 3 месяца назад +1

      Yessss! Scoot scoot, cuffs!!!😂

    • @kristinminiscalco5592
      @kristinminiscalco5592 Месяц назад +2

      This was a great integration

    • @user-dc8qy5ng4b
      @user-dc8qy5ng4b Месяц назад

      Come On ,,,

  • @thecityman1910
    @thecityman1910 Год назад +4456

    This detective though. Sweet talked her right into a life sentence like he was her best friend! Well done, sir.

    • @scorchedearth1451
      @scorchedearth1451 Год назад +114

      _"Open your heart. It will make you feel better."_ -- A Friend.

    • @fixlana
      @fixlana Год назад +172

      I’m always so impressed with the interrogations in all these cases. Imagine being kind and relatable to the most vile people who’ve done the most horrific shit. I could never do this job.

    • @scorchedearth1451
      @scorchedearth1451 Год назад +89

      @@fixlana
      You catch more flies with honey than with shit, or something like that.
      The criminal is like _"And then I slit his throat..."_
      The detective: _"U huh, okay, interesting. What happened next?",_ when he has to throw up a little.

    • @pale_saint
      @pale_saint Год назад +43

      @@fixlana I can tell immediately that she’s lying by the tone of her voice not even with the answers per se, so I’m sure the detectives know they’re dealing with a murderer from get go even if they can’t yet prove it. That kind of makes me think it motivates them more to catch her or whoever else is lying to them

    • @BellaIsMyBaby
      @BellaIsMyBaby Год назад +46

      I am actually very happy & proud to have such a great detective in the world. This man rlly chose his career wisely. I hope he stays that way. So well mannered & professional, while getting SO much out of her at the same time....
      Now she on the other hand, only made it in her nursing career so long, bc of her ability to deceive ppl so we'll while remaining so calm. She has NO heart.
      I'm so happy she was put away, 1 less sick nurse in the field, 99.99999999999999% left to go.

  • @itzsora5573
    @itzsora5573 Год назад +2127

    my grandma lost her son when he was 17 in a car accident. That was almost 50 years ago. She still cries when someone mentions his name. My grandpa once said to me that the worst thing he experienced in his life wasn't during the war, but after, when his son died. My grandparents who went through second world war still can't talk about the death of their son without crying. The fact that this woman is so casually and cold about the death of her child is disgusting.

    • @FlawlessImperfectionBeauty
      @FlawlessImperfectionBeauty 11 месяцев назад +84

      That’s so true, I’m sorry for their loss. My Polish grandparents were also in the war and lost a child. The horrors of the camps weren’t as hard as losing their first baby, my Grammy cried anytime she was mentioned. Someone said there is a word for children who’ve lost their parents, but none for parents who’ve their child, it’s too horrific.

    • @macdro1940
      @macdro1940 11 месяцев назад

      Ya she is a monster I hope she has to unwillingly eat unwashed t*at and booty for the rest of her existence

    • @lueyteledeluxe7457
      @lueyteledeluxe7457 11 месяцев назад +37

      Nothing more sacred than the duty to protect your young... Nothing cuts quite to the quick like the death of ones' child.

    • @scottbirkinshaw2009
      @scottbirkinshaw2009 11 месяцев назад +47

      I would rather die than lose a child. I probably would if I did. The pain would be immeasurable. I am sorry your grandparents had to cary that pain for all these years. People like this woman are baffling.

    • @AmyWrightTheNerd
      @AmyWrightTheNerd 11 месяцев назад +17

      Exactly, losing a child is the most painful thing to experience. I've been lucky enough not to have so far suffered from that kind of loss. I hope they're both doing okay 👍

  • @user-cc6cx6km4f
    @user-cc6cx6km4f 8 месяцев назад +82

    This interrogator is beyond a master level. So glad we do have people this good here.

  • @nea4113
    @nea4113 7 месяцев назад +121

    Just her laughing and giggling gives her away, she’s so concerned with coming across as a good, sweet person and forgets to even try faking concern and worry

  • @linecookdan1981
    @linecookdan1981 Год назад +3855

    The fact that she thought that she could just keep murdering her family one by one with no repercussions is crazy

    • @carolinemaybe
      @carolinemaybe Год назад

      As I said on another post, she got greedy. Stupid woman.

    • @nataliealice05
      @nataliealice05 Год назад +71

      She should've stopped after her son 😀

    • @dotslashsatan
      @dotslashsatan Год назад

      Nah shoulda took entire fam out then her self! Darwinism has its reasons

    • @jessicajackson1833
      @jessicajackson1833 Год назад +86

      I mean she did get away with it twice. God bless man some people

    • @shawnio
      @shawnio Год назад +133

      they found them in pools of blood with terror on their faces and did nothing about it. what kind of police were these

  • @mjstow
    @mjstow Год назад +1916

    She only put "a little bit" of antifreeze in their drinks because she "didn't want to hurt them". I don't add *any* antifreeze to to my friends' CocaCola, but maybe I'm over cautious.

  • @wolfhowl5691
    @wolfhowl5691 6 месяцев назад +143

    The fact that she laughs & finds humour in discussing the possible things that could have caused the sickness in her daughter just blows my mind. Unimaginably evil person. Wonder how many other people met their demise thru her.

  • @latebloomer7191
    @latebloomer7191 4 месяца назад +58

    I can't get over how kind and respectful the investigator was. And, then, at the end, he thanked her. Excellent professionalism and integrity.

  • @newlife8610
    @newlife8610 Год назад +3597

    Sadly, the person that loses the most is the 11 year old. Her dad & brother are dead, her oldest sister is disabled & her other sister & mom are in prison for life. What does this little girl have left, nobody. She goes into foster care in hopes that she will be treated at least decent until she is eighteen. What a terrible childhood this girl has had. My prayers go out to this young sweet soul of a child. 💝

    • @zwenkwiel816
      @zwenkwiel816 Год назад +231

      Of course all the people dying is really really bad for her but she's not losing much with this "mother"
      Definitely better off without her, as sad as that is.

    • @LinusVinnportlaced
      @LinusVinnportlaced Год назад +246

      @@zwenkwiel816 I totally agree, but tbh the adoption and foster system is almost as bad. Children are often left broken with mental and emotional issues because of abuse, mistreatment, and neglect by their caretaker and the system itself.

    • @lulumoon6942
      @lulumoon6942 Год назад +143

      Thank you for remembering her. I pray she finds peace. 🙏🕊️

    • @toriamigo
      @toriamigo Год назад +150

      There are good foster parents out there, I really hope she gets a good family to support her healing 💜 ❤️ 🙏

    • @ThePitchblue
      @ThePitchblue Год назад

      incompetent father, disabled brother, psycho mom, etc... good riddance, if you ask me.

  • @steveemmerson5416
    @steveemmerson5416 8 месяцев назад +789

    I’m always amazed by the ability of an interrogator to talk to a narcissistic cold-blooded murder like they’re best friends.

    • @Pythonette
      @Pythonette 7 месяцев назад +10

      Narcissist? Nah, sociopath.

    • @lloydweatherford9405
      @lloydweatherford9405 7 месяцев назад +25

      @@Pythonette both? Both is good

    • @kellietaylor9913
      @kellietaylor9913 7 месяцев назад +7

      They are too

    • @jennifer4547
      @jennifer4547 7 месяцев назад +6

      Pretty much the only LEO that actually earn what they make.

    • @laurastuart3814
      @laurastuart3814 7 месяцев назад +3

      Has a psychiatrist made that diagnosis?

  • @BuddhaMarky
    @BuddhaMarky 7 месяцев назад +47

    The way he slowly moves towards her is masterful!

    • @DeLoopGaroux
      @DeLoopGaroux 7 месяцев назад +2

      Slowly invading her space as he starts honing in on her bullshit. Good eye bud I thought I was the only one who noticed

    • @DebbiePotter-xh7kv
      @DebbiePotter-xh7kv Месяц назад

      That’s funny tho you would think your the only who would notice

    • @jamesdeluca6657
      @jamesdeluca6657 Месяц назад

      Ha I said that same thing

  • @TheBellmare
    @TheBellmare 6 месяцев назад +108

    He is VERY good. This is one of the best psychological interrogations I've ever seen.

    • @sabaidee5587
      @sabaidee5587 4 месяца назад

      Maybe because he is also a psychopath? Maybe just a psychopath can manipulate another psychopath. Not all psychopaths are killers.

    • @TheBellmare
      @TheBellmare 4 месяца назад +7

      @@sabaidee5587doubtful. Because psychopaths are dishonest by nature, they can't maintain an honest job. This is an interrogator well versed in how psychopaths function. (psychopaths usually team up and when reduced to a pair, one ends up under the bus)

    • @marietighe6328
      @marietighe6328 4 месяца назад +3

      @@sabaidee5587 that's a big stretch. Interrogators are trained in the art. They deal with not just phycopaths but many mental disorders. Just becsuse you understand the nature of something or someone doesn't mean you are them. I am very well versed in the tactics used by PEDOPHILES to groom children as I'm an adult victim and have studied it. They repulse me like no one else, but if I had to ACT in a certain manner to catch one I would. It does make me like them in the least.

    • @aooooooooooooo
      @aooooooooooooo 15 дней назад

      @@sabaidee5587 he is doing his job lol what

  • @briansavage932
    @briansavage932 Год назад +2093

    I'm more upset over an injured bird outside of my house than she is about her dead family.

    • @Claudia-lq3ns
      @Claudia-lq3ns Год назад +41

      So am I, brother. So am I 🐦

    • @allisonjames2923
      @allisonjames2923 Год назад +19

      Me too! It would be interesting to see what she was like in her normal life

    • @daniellebyers352
      @daniellebyers352 Год назад

      God please forgive me. I hate this creature. I don't want to feel this way but I have to stop watching this video. This thing is pure evil.

    • @jonadam4233
      @jonadam4233 Год назад +13

      I'm more upset watching her not be upset then I am over an injured bird outside my house.

    • @Trapperboy190
      @Trapperboy190 Год назад

      Sounds real bitch made of you

  • @renano95
    @renano95 Год назад +2729

    You didn't have to tell me she's a psychopath, she works for an insurance company reviewing claims and "loves it"

    • @evonne315
      @evonne315 Год назад +160

      It literally the only thing she got excited about.

    • @mel...s
      @mel...s Год назад +84

      I was gonna say yeah and nurses too. And at 10:00 she says she's a nurse 🤯

    • @bicivelo
      @bicivelo Год назад +11

      Good point!

    • @itsmargemrssimpsonifyanast2016
      @itsmargemrssimpsonifyanast2016 Год назад +191

      Heeeyy I work for an insurance company reviewing claims. I love my job too. My favorite part is when I get to tell my claimants they're getting a huge amount of money. Least favorite part is having to deny anyone. It's heartbreaking every time. We all aren't psychopaths.

    • @positivepessimist6853
      @positivepessimist6853 Год назад +57

      I work for an insurance company reviewing claims and I love it as well. I go out of my way to help clients and they love dealing with me. What's that got to do with anything? Lots of doctors and nurses love their jobs, too. It doesn't mean that they love to see people suffer 🙄

  • @suesamson9991
    @suesamson9991 7 месяцев назад +91

    When I heard her husband and son passed away my jaw hit the floor in shock I can’t believe the evil in this woman

    • @ganymeade5151
      @ganymeade5151 6 месяцев назад +9

      She was an at home serial killer. As a nurse she could do a lot more damage in hospital. Horrifying.

    • @l-b284
      @l-b284 4 месяца назад +2

      I'm kind of surprised she didn't have some level of Munchausen's by Proxy due to her nursing background and narcissism. She was the total opposite...pretending ignorance while purposefully poisoning her family, but not any patients.

    • @kirstymclaren3869
      @kirstymclaren3869 4 месяца назад

      she just wanted the insurance money@@l-b284

    • @sharlenelopez2033
      @sharlenelopez2033 3 месяца назад +1

      What about the fact that her one daughter helped her with these murders?

  • @JJosephineify
    @JJosephineify 6 месяцев назад +94

    This police officer and detective is incredibly skilled.
    I hope he continues many years in his profession.

  • @matthewedwards3550
    @matthewedwards3550 Год назад +475

    I wish I had a nickel for each time she stated 'i really don't know'...
    'i wouldn't know'...'i have no clue,'...
    THIS MAN HAS THE PATIENCE OF A SAINT ...

    • @richardlopez3868
      @richardlopez3868 Год назад

      😂 seriously right

    • @Reggiestreet
      @Reggiestreet Год назад +11

      I would’ve got frustrated with her an called her a bitch an ruined the interrogation 😭

    • @feedapony
      @feedapony Год назад +1

      Patience or pay check

    • @timoneill4347
      @timoneill4347 11 месяцев назад

      If she would have just kept saying that instead of slowly leaking info. Fool. Yup hellava dick on the job bravo

    • @timoneill4347
      @timoneill4347 11 месяцев назад

      Fitdork that's Hillary 💯

  • @Kistan12
    @Kistan12 Год назад +1171

    The irony is that she is a cardiology nurse but she basically has no heart herself! 😫😤

    • @sharonhobbs4144
      @sharonhobbs4144 Год назад +37

      Ikr. My husband dies then my son. Now my daughter is dying and I’m not shocked and crying when the police want to talk to me. Maybe they skipped all that video because the police do but … I’ve seen some stuff but I’d be a mess and unable to sit still.

    • @melissaabbott6829
      @melissaabbott6829 Год назад +6

      Good point!

    • @sharonhobbs4144
      @sharonhobbs4144 Год назад +6

      How could you? Even if you'd cried yourself out you'd still have to keep gulping or being distracted? Or i would. Azaria Chamberlain's mother should teach us about assumptions, but still..

    • @angelboutygirl
      @angelboutygirl Год назад +17

      Ugh wouldn’t want her as a nurse

    • @jessicajackson1833
      @jessicajackson1833 Год назад +5

      Thats exactly what i thought!

  • @Lia-A-Eastwood
    @Lia-A-Eastwood 8 месяцев назад +47

    21:11 There's a big hint by her saying: "I never anticipated anything showing up." The interrogator was sharp to pick that up!

    • @xxnightxx3669
      @xxnightxx3669 Месяц назад

      Thank you, I didn’t even pick up on that myself and I really pay attention.

    • @lowhp_comic
      @lowhp_comic 2 дня назад

      you could pratically hear her inner thoughts screaming "OH SHIT" before reeling for new sentence endings

  • @sweetroxy420
    @sweetroxy420 7 месяцев назад +11

    That detective deserves a raise. He handled that better then anyone I've seen.

    • @rabevomrosenstrauch6782
      @rabevomrosenstrauch6782 11 дней назад

      Watch the interrogation of Canadian serial killer Russell Williams, then. But be warned that he’s also a serial rapist. He did a lot of very unhinged stuff, some of which included minors. He also kidnapped and tortured victims. At some point it gets BTK levels of brutal, so heavy content warning if you don’t want to hear about things like that. It’s not an easy watch, but if you want to see a master interrogator of this level, perhaps even better, I strongly recommend to watch the detective who cracked Williams at work. Incredibly skilled man. Gentle, soft-spoken and unassuming, but unfathomably effective.

  • @mauimeowi
    @mauimeowi Год назад +657

    "I didn't want to hurt them"
    One died. You kept doing it.
    Two died. You kept doing it.
    You meant to hurt them.

    • @blueb4829
      @blueb4829 Год назад +6

      She meant emotionally, not physically.

    • @phyllisfee1125
      @phyllisfee1125 Год назад +27

      @@blueb4829 Definitely hurt the daughter both emotionally and physically.

    • @sanjuanaguerra4880
      @sanjuanaguerra4880 Год назад

      She makes me sick. Her lafing like that.

    • @devak45167
      @devak45167 Год назад +22

      Yea seriously that was nuts. Also the “I just snapped” logic doesn’t really work when you’re slowly poisoning someone to death over many days. That was premeditated murder, no two ways about it.

    • @fearfullyconfident2333
      @fearfullyconfident2333 11 месяцев назад +1

      It is a math thing

  • @shanedaniel8954
    @shanedaniel8954 8 месяцев назад +389

    Her calm demeanor is absolutely terrifying

    • @user-cy8uh9gk3v
      @user-cy8uh9gk3v 6 месяцев назад +7

      It sure is! Creepy

    • @adorabellaperfecta3513
      @adorabellaperfecta3513 6 месяцев назад +8

      So is HIS!! He is a master!

    • @courtneystringer9450
      @courtneystringer9450 5 месяцев назад +8

      ...and to claim Christianity!!!
      WoW. You just never know about someone & the things that are truly in the Heart.

    • @christinemerritt974
      @christinemerritt974 5 месяцев назад +9

      Yes. Calm. Serene. Logical. Believable..Polite…
      HORRIFIC !!!!!

    • @christinemerritt974
      @christinemerritt974 5 месяцев назад +10

      @@courtneystringer9450I know!!! She sat in the HOUSE OF GOD while her daughter lay DYING because of HER!!!!!
      😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮

  • @carolinenachtrab4357
    @carolinenachtrab4357 6 месяцев назад +90

    My brother has schizophrenia & was living in a group home. Once, when we visited him there, Sarah (the daughter this woman tried to kill) was living there & she was in the common area. She came over to talk to us & introduced herself. She told us that she was the one that her mother tried to murder! She had some issues, but seemed fairly normal. She was there at the group home because she wasn't able to live on her own, though. So very sad what was done to her!

    • @ganymeade5151
      @ganymeade5151 6 месяцев назад +4

      Probably her mom did not want to or could not afford to pay her living expenses and was tired of caring for her at home. Sad story.

    • @carolinenachtrab4357
      @carolinenachtrab4357 6 месяцев назад

      @@ganymeade5151 Her mother is definitely mentally ill & maybe a psychopath.

    • @miketyson771
      @miketyson771 4 месяца назад +7

      @@ganymeade5151I think she was perfectly functional before her mom poisoned her, which is even more sad. the son had disabilities, though, and she took him out too, so who knows

  • @AF-sl4rz
    @AF-sl4rz 8 месяцев назад +25

    the way she giggles when she's answering some of the questions like the possible ways her daughter may have caused harm to herself, or saying that psych isn't her thing and cardiology is... Chilling.

    • @paigeanguish6216
      @paigeanguish6216 Месяц назад +1

      “well I don’t see her trying soap, yuck! haha” was crazy

  • @julianjosiahmoya7899
    @julianjosiahmoya7899 Год назад +2085

    Her laughing and giggling as her daughter is dead or dying is crazy.

    • @tcmenez3648
      @tcmenez3648 Год назад +39

      Can you believe a mom would do that?

    • @shawnamunyer9680
      @shawnamunyer9680 Год назад +75

      @@tcmenez3648 very sad. Unfortunately there are evil moms. Diane Downs. Susan Smith. Andrea Yates. Darlie Routier. To name a few .Absolutely heartbreaking.

    • @granny58
      @granny58 Год назад +14

      Manipulation and nervousness

    • @myguitarwantstokillyourmama
      @myguitarwantstokillyourmama Год назад +16

      @@shawnamunyer9680 I wish more people would talk about the Darlie Routier case!! Thank you for mentioning it

    • @typhoonjenkins8330
      @typhoonjenkins8330 Год назад +39

      Sickening indeed. She could have just divorced the husband and left the kids with him. What a cray cray chick.

  • @robertself9706
    @robertself9706 11 месяцев назад +818

    His strategic use of silence here throughout the interview is expert level. He doesn't keep firing questions, but instead pauses sometimes to cause her maximum discomfort

    • @teresaflorida
      @teresaflorida 10 месяцев назад +65

      And the way he crept closer and closer, increasing the physical tension without her realizing until he was basically in her face. He had her literally cornered.

    • @Carpark03
      @Carpark03 9 месяцев назад +36

      100%. The dynamic tension here is unreal. Kudos to the officer.

    • @ralph2883
      @ralph2883 8 месяцев назад +21

      Yeah definitely love his silences when he pretends he's thinking, great use of technique

    • @rachelbowskill4165
      @rachelbowskill4165 8 месяцев назад +10

      I agree with you Robert . Exceptional work done by this detective. The best ever.

    • @aall7990
      @aall7990 8 месяцев назад +3

      I LOVED watching him work!!!

  • @Phosho92237
    @Phosho92237 7 месяцев назад +18

    People are diagnosed with Bipolar disorder sometimes when they are victims of abuse and don't realize it. Your body knows and something HAS to give in your mind.

    • @ganymeade5151
      @ganymeade5151 6 месяцев назад +1

      That is why it is necessary to protect your mind from abuse. Refuse to recognize, accept, or internalize the abuse. Build a psychic of wall of concrete and steel around your psyche. That is the only way to survive and later learn to thrive. Many people who have been abused use their pain and challenges to become strong and successful. Old Saying: What does not kill you can make you stronger. Refuse to surrender. Resist. Know you are right and the abuser is wrong. Create a psychic barrier. Old Saying: Live by the sword; die by the sword. Abuses could get some get back from life.

    • @ganymeade5151
      @ganymeade5151 6 месяцев назад

      That is why it is necessary to protect your mind from abuse. It is very hard to do at first. However, it can be learned through determination, reading books, online educational therapy. Refuse to recognize, accept, or internalize the abuse. Build a psychic of wall of concrete and steel around your psyche. That is the only way to survive and later learn to thrive. Many people who have been abused use their pain and challenges to become strong and successful. Old Saying: What does not kill you can make you stronger. Refuse to surrender. Resist. Know you are right and the abuser is wrong. Maintain a psychic barrier. If someone is harming physically, targets must eventually get away. Physical abuse tends to get worse.

  • @ifanoldladycandoitsocanyou6923
    @ifanoldladycandoitsocanyou6923 6 месяцев назад +60

    As she described the seizures and other side effects of her son after being fed her poison, it occurred to me she didn't just kill her family members, she slowly tortured them before their death. How as a mother how do you watch the slow and painful decline of your own flesh and blood. A true black widow: calculating and cold.

  • @carolinemichelle238
    @carolinemichelle238 Год назад +535

    Whenever a detective says “I know you’re a good person,” just know, you’re fucked.

    • @MattPerk7
      @MattPerk7 Год назад +28

      Yes, at that point you need to stop talking and get a lawyer. Really, you should have had a lawyer before that point.

    • @mobutterflies3848
      @mobutterflies3848 Год назад +2

      Lol bottom line! U nailed it!

    • @jonahhex8178
      @jonahhex8178 Год назад +18

      Yep. Absolutely.
      Why in the world these people don't just shut up and ask for a lawyer is beyond comprehension. I suppose clinging to the hope that they can talk their way out.

    • @user-vb6ky1mo9e
      @user-vb6ky1mo9e Год назад +14

      @@jonahhex8178 those types tend to be overconfident and don't think they'll get caught

    • @butchershoppequartet8690
      @butchershoppequartet8690 Год назад

      Its like, lighting up a room when you walk in to it. Dont do that, you will be murdered,

  • @ChoccySCG
    @ChoccySCG Год назад +1068

    "You knew they were drinking anti-freeze, they didn't" Man that's such a good line from the detective

    • @emlilac2141
      @emlilac2141 Год назад +59

      As soon as I read this he said it at the same exact moment😂😂

    • @dreamcatcherjulie1
      @dreamcatcherjulie1 Год назад +39

      @@emlilac2141 that happens to me a lot and freaks me out, glad it happens to other people too. I mean it really does happen a lot. Freaky right??

    • @Pugetwitch
      @Pugetwitch Год назад +10

      @@emlilac2141 that's a trip, it just happened to me too😭

    • @theresaroth3954
      @theresaroth3954 Год назад +7

      @@dreamcatcherjulie1 happens to me too. it's always CREEPY

    • @louleg23
      @louleg23 Год назад +4

      Great line - he could start a different career...

  • @madisonmalone7073
    @madisonmalone7073 7 месяцев назад +4

    I feel like I've been listening to this lady say "I don't know" for half an hour lol

  • @AprilJean82
    @AprilJean82 5 месяцев назад +29

    It really grinds my gears when people say "they're bipolar or they have Borderline personality disorder" when they try to discredit someone. I have BPD and I don't lie. It's hard to keep my emotions in check but with meds, dbt, therapy in general, keeping a journal etc, I'm a sincere and genuine person. I have learned the tells of my episodes and can counter them. It's not fair to those who have learned coping and strategic planning to avoid unwanted situations. Sorry, just had to get that out here because I've seen it more times than I can count. ✌️ Everybody

    • @susieqsevenable
      @susieqsevenable 4 месяца назад +2

      💯🎯

    • @carolinefrederico1712
      @carolinefrederico1712 4 месяца назад +4

      I so agree. I too have BPD and am a kind-hearted, empathetic and sincere person but I’m the one blamed when something is awry. Default to the one with the label and blame her for everything.

    • @AprilJean82
      @AprilJean82 4 месяца назад +2

      @@carolinefrederico1712 unfortunately I know exactly how that feels. It sucks but at least we see it. How people treat us says more about them than us. We didn't choose to be this way but they choose how to behave just fine. It doesn't really get easier but one thing I just noticed is it feels like a relief that somebody else knows what it's like. Not that I'd wish you to know but since you do I mean. I hope you have the best year yet this year! And may those around us learn to either adjust or move on because we too deserve a happy peaceful life with people who appreciate us!

    • @NickanM
      @NickanM 3 месяца назад +1

      100%.

    • @noklarok
      @noklarok 3 месяца назад

      People have good reason for viewing BPD as a red flag. You don't need to tell people you have BPD. You may also have been misdiagnosed- this is very common.

  • @seans7261
    @seans7261 Год назад +2310

    I’m 34 years old. I’ve always been able to count on my mother whenever I needed her. Couldn’t imagine having someone like this lady as a mom.
    Talk about being grateful.

    • @SkyCloudSilence
      @SkyCloudSilence Год назад +57

      You are lucky to feel lucky. 👍

    • @Enochulate88
      @Enochulate88 Год назад +17

      @@SkyCloudSilence no your lucky for being lucky

    • @toxic2355
      @toxic2355 Год назад +74

      Couldn't agree more. I was just thinking that myself. Crazy to think a lot of people don't have one decent parent. So sad.

    • @daveatkins3568
      @daveatkins3568 Год назад +16

      Me too. This is crazy. Pure evil ✌️😎

    • @curtisbrown5939
      @curtisbrown5939 Год назад +14

      I'm older than you,but me too.

  • @YMS137
    @YMS137 7 месяцев назад +7

    "I know your a good person" Amazing how he could say that with a straight face.

  • @whimsicalprofessor3963
    @whimsicalprofessor3963 4 месяца назад +7

    That detective was so good that he had me confessing too. I was like,"Yes, I did it...I once unrolled my husky's tale and it wouldn't roll back!"😭

  • @quantum3183
    @quantum3183 Год назад +1539

    The fact that this woman tried to sit here and convince a detective that her poisoned family members were just drinking antifreeze by choice is so mind boggling to me

    • @stacierocke6830
      @stacierocke6830 Год назад

      they got into something like they were rats eating poison

    • @paulrhodes9701
      @paulrhodes9701 Год назад +34

      I was thinking the Exact same thing..lol

    • @ksgt66
      @ksgt66 Год назад +21

      @@BST-lm4po Omgosh lol they did say that didn't they! 😬😅

    • @Justice-ef9sk
      @Justice-ef9sk Год назад +44

      Evan--I KNOW!!!!Omg this reminds me of that case of STACY CASTOR.
      The "Black Widow" that poisoned BOTH of her husbands and then tried to frame it on her own daughter when she attempted to kill her, too! And Stacy also used ANTIFREEZE as her weapon of choice in the murders of BOTH of her husbands. She actually got away with the first one... (and if she would have had her first husband cremated instead of buried, she probably would have got away with killing husband number 2..) But anyway, she, too tried to make people believe that her husband, Randy was "drinking antifreeze by choice." Smh. Yep. She said he was severely suicidal & depressed, and he locked himself in their bedroom for a couple of days and was drinking heavily, mixing whiskey with antifreeze. Now here's the kicker... he had TWO LOADED FIREARMS in that bedroom! A handgun, and I believe a rifle-(?) in the closet. Need I say more? Lol this crazy bitch actually thought people would believe that a man hell-bent on suicide would choose an agonizing death with antifreeze while he had two loaded guns at his disposal! Come on now!
      Unbelievable. Literally unbelievable because a jury convicted her.
      But I absolutely agree with you that most people would not choose suicide by antifreeze poisoning! I know some people have done it, but it's extremely rare.

    • @charlzwerth69
      @charlzwerth69 Год назад

      The way she phrases it "Did she get into something" like she's a dog that cant read the labels not an adult human

  • @lnteIIigence
    @lnteIIigence Год назад +2513

    Scary to imagine how many people were murdered like this, presumed to have died naturally, and never investigated because the killer only did it the once...

    • @lizc6393
      @lizc6393 Год назад

      When you consider the number of deaths we KNOW are murders but still can't solve, yeah, the number of "natural" deaths is surely too high.

    • @josmclove4426
      @josmclove4426 Год назад +65

      You can say that again!

    • @angelapyle7301
      @angelapyle7301 Год назад +109

      Bet there’s some “ Happy Insurance Dance”per That Chapter by -Mike

    • @startinajackson606
      @startinajackson606 Год назад +19

      Exactly

    • @IdahoRanchGirl
      @IdahoRanchGirl Год назад

      And unless they are specifically looking for anti-freeze, they won't notice it. So yeah probably lots of ppl got away with it. Women are more prone to poison someone when they murder. I bet lotsa guilty widows out there! 🥺

  • @eviem70
    @eviem70 7 месяцев назад +20

    Wow! This detective is truly amazing‼️ No intimidation, just straight and so soft spoken. Way to get someone to open up. He knows what he’s doing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
    She, on the other hand, horrible horrible person. What mother kills her children because she doesn’t want to deal with them anymore? Sad

    • @DeLoopGaroux
      @DeLoopGaroux 7 месяцев назад +2

      Some cops are just good people before the badge. Some cops are opposite and use their badge as a tool of oppression. This guy is really good at his job and is a smart good dude. He knows what he's doing

    • @motorcitymadman146
      @motorcitymadman146 4 месяца назад

      Most enjoy doing it around 6 months in the wome

    • @mbb--
      @mbb-- 4 месяца назад +1

      @@motorcitymadman146 No, not most. Only the worst.

  • @justindensonvibes
    @justindensonvibes 8 месяцев назад +11

    Man, Detective McKenna was really good at what he did. This video should be shown in law schools. I wouldn't be surprised if he had a cigarette after that, cuz he knew he did good.

  • @bekhargrave5429
    @bekhargrave5429 10 месяцев назад +913

    Dang, I’m a cardiac RN. When she said she’s a cardiology nurse that hit me like a ton of bricks. Wonder how many patients she’s harmed, if she’s willing to harm her own family. Scary as hell, man

    • @kelly.nicole
      @kelly.nicole 9 месяцев назад +31

      You’d think they would control who becomes a DR there should be mental health checks you have to do before you waste your time going to school to become a Dr. That shits crazy

    • @augustusomega4708
      @augustusomega4708 9 месяцев назад

      @@kelly.nicole She was dealing with a disabled child, her husband was a drinker...the system is screwing people over and these anomalies will happen. The capitalist system is a rort

    • @marlainejizrawi7465
      @marlainejizrawi7465 9 месяцев назад +12

      I was thinking the same thing

    • @Itried20takennames
      @Itried20takennames 9 месяцев назад +23

      @@kelly.nicoleThere are checks for doctors, in the sense that there is hugely low acceptance rate, you have to show you can carry a huge and difficult workload well, and multiple references checked, multiple interviews, and multiple background checks, including getting finger-printed and criminal background checked…with only 1 in a 100 applicants accepted (varies a bit by school).
      But is there a perfect test for “will they commit future crimes?” Only in the movies.
      But…these were RNs/nurses, a very tough field that has a need for workers, and nurses can’t be spread thin like doctors (a doctor can oversee and wrote orders/check tests for 50 hospitalized patients, but a nurse can’t safely monitor and care for that many patients and so are in huge demand). I can’t speak to the criteria for nurses, but sure they exist and also sure that no test or application process can perfectly screen out the very few odd or criminal ones.

    • @nadiraslam5982
      @nadiraslam5982 9 месяцев назад +15

      @@kelly.nicole She's a nurse not a doctor.

  • @footballfan7771
    @footballfan7771 Год назад +1678

    The scariest part is that if she would have stopped after killing her husband and son, she probably would have never been suspected.

  • @ebudae
    @ebudae 4 месяца назад +9

    "I really don't know. I don't know. I really don't know".

  • @markbryan502
    @markbryan502 Год назад +1521

    This detective is a master. No threats or intimidation or deceit , just honest and decent interviewing techniques.

    • @lmstacticalbackup2703
      @lmstacticalbackup2703 11 месяцев назад +11

      Standard police work

    • @dbodooley
      @dbodooley 11 месяцев назад +13

      Which is what literally every single one of them do.

    • @MsBeachLizard
      @MsBeachLizard 11 месяцев назад +28

      Different ppl respond to different techniques.

    • @helzie74
      @helzie74 11 месяцев назад +44

      He did fantastic job, so calm and non reactive. So much smoother than the 2 on 1 interrogation videos out there where they pressure it out of the suspect. This guy is cool as a cucumber.

    • @bellaroccisano4156
      @bellaroccisano4156 11 месяцев назад +6

      And manipulation

  • @feelthejoy
    @feelthejoy Год назад +2214

    For anyone who didn’t know: it was their pastor who called police and urged them to investigate

    • @kingsman8475
      @kingsman8475 Год назад +198

      How many pastors, priest, rabbis, or people of the cloth never say a word.

    • @LetsSeeYourKungFu
      @LetsSeeYourKungFu Год назад +17

      lmao go gurl

    • @cindytartt4048
      @cindytartt4048 Год назад +59

      @@LetsSeeYourKungFu yup, you’re responding to the wrong comment…..🙄🙄

    • @internalchaos82
      @internalchaos82 Год назад +5

      Interesting

    • @LetsSeeYourKungFu
      @LetsSeeYourKungFu Год назад +44

      @@cindytartt4048 haha yeah I'm a goon sometimes, sorry

  • @lurkleaf
    @lurkleaf 8 месяцев назад +2

    the slight pause in conversation after she says something potentially incriminating is great

  • @brendajohnson5975
    @brendajohnson5975 7 месяцев назад +11

    How Evil and calculating! She didn't know what else to do!?!? LEAVE! Even more sickening is that she knew exactly how much each of their life insurance plans were, and claims she didn't want to hurt them yet she deliberately was putting anti-freeze in their drinks! I hope she was charged with all 3 murder and deserved 3 life sentences! She is not Sorry she did it, she is only sorry that she got caught!

  • @VanceWarren83
    @VanceWarren83 Год назад +1344

    This detective is my favourite. He was relentless but has long pauses which makes the suspects feel anxious and they want to say something to fill the void of silence. He’s brilliant.

    • @petephelan969
      @petephelan969 Год назад +34

      He's a pro.

    • @justinbushman277
      @justinbushman277 Год назад +23

      Yeah that’s a very common trick that seasoned detectives use

    • @kostisk8914
      @kostisk8914 Год назад +12

      yeah he definitely knows how to get her to her breaking point.

    • @YougoogleY17
      @YougoogleY17 Год назад +13

      Called the pregnant pause aka the Jedi Mind Trick. Proper closers will smile reading this, they know the forbidden jutsu ;D

    • @sarahallenhumboldt2638
      @sarahallenhumboldt2638 Год назад +14

      I have seen much more convincing and clever detectives. This man stumbles over his words, sounds scared, and sounds like he is lying; she has to know all of this.

  • @notavailable9118
    @notavailable9118 Год назад +923

    “What are you gonna do with the money if Sarah passes?” “Hmm, I have no clue” 🤯 I would come unglued if they suggested my daughter might pass away and what plans do I have for the money. This lady is emotionless, if that’s a word!

    • @kapushthethird
      @kapushthethird Год назад +68

      If for any reason my daughter would be in the hospital, God forbid. It will take more than one police officer to move me from her bed.

    • @kdizzle901
      @kdizzle901 Год назад +31

      Yea that’s such a telling statement such a selfish woman

    • @trudykennedy2380
      @trudykennedy2380 Год назад +9

      It’s a word!

    • @KaylaDunDunDunIt
      @KaylaDunDunDunIt Год назад +19

      Which is exactly why he asked that question

    • @phaedrus2633
      @phaedrus2633 Год назад +18

      Yeah, I had the same reaction, it was just an odd response, while her daughter is still alive.

  • @DarienneEmpire
    @DarienneEmpire 7 месяцев назад +2

    That's calm gentle voice on ppl like this crawls under my skin more than anything.

    • @jimb3093
      @jimb3093 Месяц назад

      People like that we have to watch out for.

  • @delaneyexpressionalart
    @delaneyexpressionalart 7 месяцев назад +8

    honestly when guilty people act so chill / ‘try to act normal’ they make it so obvious like dude. she’s laughing, being unbelievably calm, absolutely no worry or emotion about the state of her daughter. my father struggled with addiction & mental health for my whole life- he passed away from a drug overdose in 2021, i sadly found him when i got home from work. he talked about killing my sister & i a couple of times to other people but he loved us more than anything (besides the drugs but addiction is a physical & mental thing- a disease it changes the chemicals in your brain) mental health is a crazy sick thing but this woman is just completely detached

  • @davidsiracuse6672
    @davidsiracuse6672 Год назад +1493

    Sometimes it's not mental illness or drugs or alcohol. The reality is that some people are just pure 100% evil.

    • @jackchop1576
      @jackchop1576 Год назад +54

      people with mental illnesses and addictions can be evil people as well.

    • @Dancingonthesun
      @Dancingonthesun Год назад +117

      There is no such thing as evil, only a lack of empathy and excessive narcissism. Not mental illnesses, but extreme manifestations of normal personality characteristics. Labeling people as evil is too simplistic and denies that these traits exist in some level in us all.

    • @Mezaph
      @Mezaph Год назад

      Evil is a made up concept.

    • @amir3515
      @amir3515 Год назад +9

      @@Dancingonthesun nice

    • @beardbreeder5886
      @beardbreeder5886 Год назад +63

      @@Dancingonthesun Evil definitely exists. There are objective truths in the world.
      Why people do evil deeds can be questioned, the existence of evil is not subjective.

  • @nerrade
    @nerrade Год назад +266

    Him scooching closer and closer as the interrogation progresses. Classic!

    • @Tom_Van_Zandt
      @Tom_Van_Zandt 11 месяцев назад +2

      I'm not mad at you, Joe...I'm just disappointed.

    • @run_amuk_ranch
      @run_amuk_ranch 11 месяцев назад +3

      I was about to type those exact words, but I wasn't sure how to spell scooch😂

    • @tls5
      @tls5 11 месяцев назад +2

      He’s top tier..one of the best interrogators I’ve ever watched

    • @vinrin9735
      @vinrin9735 11 месяцев назад +1

      Yea just like a snake getting ready to eat it prey they make me sick

  • @bananafriel
    @bananafriel Месяц назад +2

    Reading the comments and listening.. every time i look up to the video, he's a little closer. Genius.

  • @lizzparis9060
    @lizzparis9060 7 месяцев назад +1

    I’m now addicted to this Channel…how can I not Subscribe❣️😺

  • @robertpreisser3547
    @robertpreisser3547 Год назад +923

    What frustrates me is how she got away with two murders already and it took a third attempt to get them to test more thoroughly. One, okay. Two in same family should trigger additional autopsy tests.

    • @ixyc
      @ixyc Год назад +61

      especially so close together

    • @TristenJen
      @TristenJen Год назад +57

      My thoughts exactly! Like how did they not find that suspicious that they died so close together and from the same exact circumstances. Blamed The husband's bad health and choices in life and the kids underlying health issues. Um really? 🤦🏼‍♀️

    • @user-db6el7eb9p
      @user-db6el7eb9p Год назад +35

      Yes and the only reason the investigation started is because the police got an "anonymous" tip that she might be involved.

    • @mydogeatspuke
      @mydogeatspuke Год назад +4

      They do all kinds of tests during autopsy to determine cause of death. They wouldn't just shrug and release a body lol.

    • @robertpreisser3547
      @robertpreisser3547 Год назад +35

      @@mydogeatspuke Did you watch the video before replying to this comment? Do you understand that standard autopsies don’t test for every possible chemical but they only run specific screening chemicals for particular substances unless there is a request for additional testing? Finally, do you not realize how silly you sound when the fact is they did exactly that! Released two bodies who were actually murdered without triggering any investigation until the third victim triggered a deeper investigation?

  • @steveeuphrates-river7342
    @steveeuphrates-river7342 Год назад +665

    "I know this must be tearing you up inside" he says... to a person with ZERO empathy. Amazing how he can keep a straight face.

    • @mrstach1
      @mrstach1 Год назад +12

      He’s done it hundreds of times. Wym lol

    • @brianbadonde9251
      @brianbadonde9251 Год назад +14

      @@mrstach1 exactly lol they wouldn't put him in an interrogation room with a potential home run case if he didn't know what he was doing. Guy is obviously trained

    • @gemmalocatelli5916
      @gemmalocatelli5916 Год назад +14

      Its an interrogation tactic.

    • @SomethingWet
      @SomethingWet Год назад +6

      But it might work on their ego

    • @kristalkempf4501
      @kristalkempf4501 Год назад +1

      😂😂😂😂

  • @stevencollier3833
    @stevencollier3833 7 месяцев назад +2

    Det. - what's your daughter's name?
    Diane - I don't know.
    Det. - are you a nurse?
    Diane - I don't know.
    Det. - what color is the sky?
    Diane - I don't know.

  • @fabriziodalembert5916
    @fabriziodalembert5916 7 месяцев назад +2

    by seeing the previews on the timeline, you can appreciate how the detective slowly approaches the suspect as the truth gets closer.

  • @mynameisjefferson3771
    @mynameisjefferson3771 Год назад +1006

    Her sweet-mother personality combined with her crimes is the most chilling thing I’ve seen in quite some time.

    • @olets100
      @olets100 Год назад +25

      I agree, this really made me so uncomfortable and I have seen a lot of these

    • @NikkiJayArtistry
      @NikkiJayArtistry Год назад +32

      Right like to think this women could be taking your vitals at the hospital

    • @QveenChelsea
      @QveenChelsea Год назад +31

      It’s strange too that she hasn’t cried, asked about her dying child, look distressed, upset or any emotion besides being slightly sweet and very calm.😶 it’s absolutely spine chilling!!!

    • @letitiakearney2423
      @letitiakearney2423 Год назад +33

      I didn’t find her sweet timid little mother, she came across as a cold monster.

    • @waragainstmyself1159
      @waragainstmyself1159 Год назад +18

      This happens so often lol precisely for that reason. Shes a narcissist

  • @nicoleweiler1105
    @nicoleweiler1105 Год назад +1119

    Also it's terrifying that this woman is a medical professional. They should go back through ALL of her patient files and look into any patient deaths.

    • @johnqpublic2718
      @johnqpublic2718 Год назад +59

      Unfortunately, you're right. I would hope that investigation has already taken place.

    • @platedlizard
      @platedlizard Год назад +81

      she was working as an insurance coder fortunately and didn't see actual patients, that type of killer doesn't do it through paperwork

    • @maxlysenko4951
      @maxlysenko4951 Год назад +28

      Why would they? They don’t give a damn about other people, don’t make a mistake. All they want is to close the case asap following the easiest way, no matter if the suspects are really guilty (I’ve seen it many times on this same channel). They are not there to help anyone, don’t fool yourself.

    • @user-gj1me4mf5c
      @user-gj1me4mf5c Год назад +17

      ??? She did NOT see patients.

    • @judywright4241
      @judywright4241 Год назад +14

      @@user-gj1me4mf5c --That’s true at this time, but I’d bet it hasn’t always been true. I’m thinking she practiced this at some earlier point in her life. Wonder if her parents were ever dependent on her🫣

  • @joklarica4397
    @joklarica4397 8 месяцев назад +7

    Wow, that detective didnt stray from the script at all. Ive seen interviews nearly identical to this on true crime videos but the cops tend to lose their patience and tempor at some point. This detective remained composed all the way through and got the confession from her relatively easily.

  • @mistyhill4442
    @mistyhill4442 7 месяцев назад +1

    Great interrogation, Nice work Det. McKenna Cool, calm and collective.

  • @paulbarron9745
    @paulbarron9745 Год назад +872

    I love how he’s leaning on her as the medical “expert” and pretending to be dumbfounded. Beautiful tactics. Totally put her at ease and let her feel empowered and more intelligent while slowly reeling her in.

    • @gnat1ns
      @gnat1ns Год назад +20

      It's a weird tactic because she would be expected to be more aware, emergency cautious, and less likely to discuss specifics with someone outside health care.

    • @RS54321
      @RS54321 Год назад +34

      And appealing to her ego...totally brilliant.

    • @rosamy2017
      @rosamy2017 Год назад +15

      Right?? Anyone with medical interests that I know would have 5 theories already and be dead set on their favorite theory

    • @urbanicaj7815
      @urbanicaj7815 Год назад +19

      She’s playing stupid too. She said she’s a cardiac nurse- I’m only a nursing student & I can tell she’s clearly making herself seem unaware of how things work.

    • @HeavnzMiHome
      @HeavnzMiHome Год назад +1

      Master fisherman. 😮

  • @royharper9472
    @royharper9472 Год назад +250

    This cop is slowly and methodically tightening the noose, one click at a time...I love it.

    • @kariann3198
      @kariann3198 Год назад +3

      He gets closer as he does it

    • @abigailandino6251
      @abigailandino6251 Год назад +1

      Yes 🙌 ❤

    • @abigailandino6251
      @abigailandino6251 Год назад +7

      “Everyone makes mistakes. We all make mistakes. You’re a good person. Let’s start healing”. Love it.

    • @zwenkwiel816
      @zwenkwiel816 Год назад +2

      Nooses don't click...

    • @brettvv7475
      @brettvv7475 Год назад +2

      @@zwenkwiel816 The ones I use do... Er.. I mean... .wut?

  • @Heyboaz
    @Heyboaz 7 месяцев назад +3

    I like how the detective gets closer and closer to her as he interrogates

  • @jolube2448
    @jolube2448 Год назад +801

    For someone who just lost a husband and son she's very chill about her daughter being as sick as sick could get.

    • @howard5992
      @howard5992 Год назад +27

      she was unresponsive and they carried her to the car -
      "oh boy, this is not good "

    • @una1764
      @una1764 Год назад +29

      @@howard5992 she like, chuckled when saying that. disgusting

    • @howard5992
      @howard5992 Год назад +15

      @@una1764 yeah, in a sort of " can you imagine ?' " kind of way
      oh my oh my, she just wouldn't wake up. what a day I was having. I didn't know what to make of it...

    • @nuthinbutluv4u142
      @nuthinbutluv4u142 Год назад +10

      @@howard5992 That part is weird too. I'd call an ambulance so they could start treatment as soon as they got there.

    • @howard5992
      @howard5992 Год назад +5

      @@nuthinbutluv4u142 It is not easy to manage an unconscious adult into a car.
      If you call the EMTs in a way there is more suspicion in the sense that other emergency responders will arrive as well.

  • @mcadoovicky6465
    @mcadoovicky6465 Год назад +584

    Can you imagine this psychopath with no compassion and empathy is a nurse. Scary as hell wonder if she killed anybody else

    • @narjissmihraje3835
      @narjissmihraje3835 Год назад

      It’s a menatal illness physcho have 0 empathy that’s how their brain works sometimes they stays inactive in society and sometimes they take action in things but yeah as a nurse she could do so many things to her patients without caring that much …

    • @chuckysgrandma9362
      @chuckysgrandma9362 Год назад +59

      I come from a long line of nurses in my family. NOPE, doesn’t surprise me a bit.

    • @dorothyrobdau7365
      @dorothyrobdau7365 Год назад +25

      that's why she works at home for an insurance company, and NOT direct patient care.

    • @marianne1959
      @marianne1959 Год назад +20

      A degree only to earn money.... thank God she isn't working with patients!!

    • @garrett621
      @garrett621 Год назад +62

      A lot of nurses are heartless psychos. God knows I've worked with enough of them. Some great ones are out there, but the halo needs to be removed.

  • @70Sonja
    @70Sonja 3 месяца назад +2

    The way he downplays going to jail.... This detective is amazing! He worked that narcissist like a puzzle!

  • @cmac9141
    @cmac9141 8 месяцев назад +5

    *pours antifreeze in their drinks*. “I didn’t want to hurt them” 😳

  • @hazeleyes365
    @hazeleyes365 11 месяцев назад +439

    The way that she kept on giggling throughout this entire interrogation tells me that she thought she was going to get away with this. I'm soooo glad that she didn't and was finally caught!!!!

    • @dearbrad1996
      @dearbrad1996 9 месяцев назад +13

      It shows you how much she hated her family members

    • @UrbanCommentBot
      @UrbanCommentBot 8 месяцев назад +10

      I think they call that "duper's delight"

    • @vulnerable8004
      @vulnerable8004 8 месяцев назад +7

      It makes me sick everytime she giggles.

    • @bblynch965
      @bblynch965 7 месяцев назад +5

      Yeah the laugh is disturbing

    • @lilmane1070
      @lilmane1070 6 месяцев назад +4

      That’s not true; she (and many other killers on this channel) who act lighthearted and even crack mundane little jokes are clearly doing it to come off as likable, friendly, someone too easygoing to ever kill their loved one golly gee! so much so that they look violently stupid for forgetting that normal humans grieve lol
      I mean ^ that does require you to think “my genius plan is going smoothly rn”, but that’s not the cause is all I’m saying

  • @bradymoore7675
    @bradymoore7675 Год назад +525

    Imagine finding out your mom is the one who put you to the brink of death. Then finding out she is the reason your brother and father were killed the same way. Unreal.

    • @Lovemydawg
      @Lovemydawg 9 месяцев назад +11

      I do believe Sarah knew and engaged with mom and sister about dads murder.

    • @waywardkitten1
      @waywardkitten1 9 месяцев назад +7

      @@Lovemydawg Although sarah probably didn't expect her mother to do the same to her.

    • @ouchthathurt.6659
      @ouchthathurt.6659 9 месяцев назад +47

      my mom is just like this lady. its terrifying growing up with someone like this. you dont play games or challenge her, always make sure shes pleased with you, entertain her so she doesnt get bored, but play dumb so she doesnt target you. sleep with a knife under your pillow on nights when things feel off in the house. dissociate a lot. hide your true feelings 24/7. Keep the peace. Keep HER peace. If the food that night tastes off just tell her you're too full. Throw it out. pretend to believe everything she tells you even if you know its a lie. and if youre going to leave home, do it permanently. Do not go back. As a minor theres nothing you can usually do unless you have undenuable proof that your life is in danger. Theyre very good at manipulating others into liking them when they have stake in the game. Otherwise they'll brag about their crimes instead.

    • @tinamckenna7514
      @tinamckenna7514 8 месяцев назад +11

      @ouchthathurt.6659 I am truly sorry for the torture you had to endure, yet I can relate. I was 13 years old when I finally had enough of the physical, verbal, emotional and psychological abuse from mine so I packed up my backpack with all my underwear, a change of clothes and some fruit, got on the city bus to the other side of town to my best friend's house (thinking I'd go to school from her house and get a job at the corner donut shop 🤣😒), and never went back to live with her. Oddly, though, I was the only one of her children speaking with her at her death, and held her hand as she passed away.

    • @Lucinda_Jackson
      @Lucinda_Jackson 8 месяцев назад +1

      @@ouchthathurt.6659
      Great story!

  • @mikelpukri6911
    @mikelpukri6911 Год назад +454

    This detective is incredibly apt. He speaks gently and sternly, and leaves long uncomfortable pauses so the suspect feels forced to keep talking. Absolutely brilliant.

    • @Melo.0111
      @Melo.0111 Год назад +8

      I love the pauses even in a normal confrontation…

    • @SuperErikRoss
      @SuperErikRoss 11 месяцев назад +7

      Yup six seconds of dead air is an eternity especially when yer sitting on the hot seat getting grilled like a hot dog.

  • @justindensonvibes
    @justindensonvibes 8 месяцев назад +6

    Man, she's SO good at acting like she is little Miss Innocent. It's scary, actually.

  • @user-te6zx2yk7b
    @user-te6zx2yk7b Месяц назад +1

    Just when I thought he couldn’t scoot closer he kept on going 😂 this guy is one of the best investigators and interrogators I’ve seen thus far for cases like these

  • @briannorth2857
    @briannorth2857 8 месяцев назад +40

    "You're a good person, Diane. People will see this, and they'll see a good person who made some mistakes, and then told the truth.... Oh, and it will also be uploaded to RUclips with the title: Psychopath." 🤣🤣🤣

  • @oliviam4753
    @oliviam4753 10 месяцев назад +644

    What an absolutely amazing detective. He stayed so focused on her own narcissism and didn’t focus on the crime itself- super super cool.

    • @teresaflorida
      @teresaflorida 10 месяцев назад +27

      Yes, the long pauses, his comforting demeanor. Kept me on the edge. I felt like screaming at her! I wanted him to confront her directly, but he played it so well getting her to expose herself. He worked the REID technique very, very well.

    • @oliviam4753
      @oliviam4753 10 месяцев назад +15

      @@teresaflorida I would be a horrible detective! I completely agree- he was so calm and collected it was amazing. I think I’d be yelling a couple minutes in 😂

    • @vovahimself
      @vovahimself 9 месяцев назад +2

      I don’t understand why he kept asking the “how would you explain if the tests returned suspicious”? Like, why would she even reply that hypotheticals?

    • @oliviam4753
      @oliviam4753 9 месяцев назад +13

      @@vovahimself Someone who was innocent would VERY fiercely defend the fact that it was impossible for the tests to be positive.. because they know that they weren’t there.
      For someone guilty, they’d be more compelled to give a vague answer so they can explain the positive tests since they know that they were there.
      A person who is confident and angry that they are being accused of something and defends their story is most likely innocent… while someone who leaves it up to interpretation is more likely guilty.

    • @AshleyWilliams-xq7lj
      @AshleyWilliams-xq7lj 9 месяцев назад +8

      His interrogation of her also evil daughter (helped with poisoning) is even better. One of the best I've seen. He circles around and repeats questions from before in a subtle way. I still can't believe she fell for it every time! He probably interrogated her like that because she spoke before thinking, unlike her mother.

  • @vichistaffey6484
    @vichistaffey6484 7 месяцев назад +1

    This detective is so patient and good!

  • @ladinialauda3769
    @ladinialauda3769 7 месяцев назад +2

    Drink a shot of vodka everytime she says "I don't have a clue" or "I dont know"

  • @marciajones2993
    @marciajones2993 Год назад +740

    It’s not a mistake to poison your family. She’s a cold hearted killer. Most people would give their life for their children. R.I.P. to the victims. 💙🕊

    • @justinsmith1831
      @justinsmith1831 Год назад +30

      Like a truly narcissistic sociopath, she had no feelings or remorse for anything but her self. 🤷🤣

    • @maggie0285
      @maggie0285 Год назад +13

      The heaviness of knowing you killed your husband and son. She's truly cold hearted and tried to kill her daughter. She talked about her daughter like she was garbage saying she was bipolar.

    • @neilmcintosh5150
      @neilmcintosh5150 Год назад +3

      I disagree. I think she unintentionally killed her family.

    • @poempadgett4664
      @poempadgett4664 Год назад +13

      @@neilmcintosh5150 🤡

    • @chirurunn_
      @chirurunn_ Год назад

      @@neilmcintosh5150 the fuck 😐

  • @bear4159
    @bear4159 Год назад +484

    She's having just a blast,giggling and laughing like shes at a bar speaking to a man she just met. Unreal

    • @emeraldemerald6459
      @emeraldemerald6459 Год назад +48

      The comment I was looking for. She was 100% flirting with him.

    • @frankieamsden7918
      @frankieamsden7918 Год назад +17

      @@emeraldemerald6459 I was thinking the same thing.

    • @kimmyfreak200
      @kimmyfreak200 Год назад

      just like diane downs..she was a flirt and promiscuous...she shot her kids in the early 1980s

    • @Disco_opp420
      @Disco_opp420 Год назад +16

      If this happened to my daughter, I would be inconsolable, not able to utter a single word, and the fact that she had done this before too, two other members of her family, absolutely horrific x

    • @nonyabiz2777
      @nonyabiz2777 Год назад +5

      She must be around some real winners if she thinks flirting with that face and personality will yield positive results. I agree with you she did try to flirting the whole time.

  • @Karmaaisacattt
    @Karmaaisacattt 8 месяцев назад +1

    This is the best detective work I’ve seen

  • @Seabacon346
    @Seabacon346 Год назад +528

    This detective interviewing skills are off the charts. Impressive af

    • @MeBallerman
      @MeBallerman Год назад

      Nah - he's following a clear cut scipt he learned at the detective school. Not bright at all, he was just a good student. He says and repeats the exact same things that all USA detectives do, because they were taught to. This primitive techique works well on people with low, or mediocre intelligence. The interview was utterly unnecessary, they already knew the whole thing in and out.

    • @speekergeek
      @speekergeek Год назад +8

      💯

    • @kathrynellison5636
      @kathrynellison5636 Год назад +6

      Think the same.

    • @jenniferfrazierlpc7171
      @jenniferfrazierlpc7171 Год назад +6

      Right ✅️ playing dumb initially.

    • @whatthesamhill5682
      @whatthesamhill5682 Год назад +14

      Exactly. I was thinking he seemed like a lightweight in the beginning…not so, he was very effective.

  • @jannyjanjan2487
    @jannyjanjan2487 Год назад +189

    The young interogating Police Officer was brilliant! Cool, patient, swift! Well done young man! You deserve a promotion, a raise, free beers and a holiday of your choice!

  • @iDaVisionEnt
    @iDaVisionEnt 5 месяцев назад +2

    Detective: You’re daughter dying
    Her: 😄😄😄😆😄😄😄😃

  • @cretan982
    @cretan982 3 месяца назад +2

    Detective is brilliant. Learned a lot from his calm demeanour. Most people wouldn't be able to control their disgust at this woman.

  • @Janadu
    @Janadu Год назад +514

    "I'm a nurse". That sent chills down my spine.

    • @THEHORSELOVER235
      @THEHORSELOVER235 Год назад +50

      Most of these types of ppl work in the medical field, police force and military.

    • @kdizzle901
      @kdizzle901 Год назад +18

      They usually do work in he medical field

    • @nataliey3373
      @nataliey3373 Год назад +15

      ...last name "Ratched."

    • @drdrew3
      @drdrew3 Год назад +12

      She’s an insurance claims reviewer that was previously a nurse. She doesn’t have any direct interactions with patients, doctors or hospitals

    • @libbyhicks7549
      @libbyhicks7549 Год назад

      @@THEHORSELOVER235 100% true. Nurses are just like the military. You can make great money for following orders without question and causing harm to strangers without remorse. Nurses, soldiers, and police are best jobs for psychopaths to get an outlet on doing harm without punishment.

  • @carmengogeidnas9670
    @carmengogeidnas9670 10 месяцев назад +637

    It makes me wonder if her husband and daughter were actually bipolar or if they were slowly being driven to insanity by this evil woman.

    • @crimchy4154
      @crimchy4154 10 месяцев назад +14

      This video kind of reminds me of the movie hereditary " he kept saying that mom was trying to put someone inside of him. Then he hung himself" same concept lol

    • @aeaissabagnall154
      @aeaissabagnall154 9 месяцев назад +5

      Agree!

    • @annaburson1
      @annaburson1 9 месяцев назад +4

      Are we doubting she killed them too??

    • @carmengogeidnas9670
      @carmengogeidnas9670 9 месяцев назад +14

      @@annaburson1 no, we're not saying that. We're not defending anything she did. But two contradictory things can be true at the same time. If I've learned anything from True Crime it is this--the abused can also be the abuser, and the victim can also be there perpetrator

    • @LukePoljak
      @LukePoljak 8 месяцев назад +4

      That’s exactly what I was thinking as well! That is most definitely the case for quite a number of people and their fucked up family who are the psycho’s.

  • @KylaRegan
    @KylaRegan 2 месяца назад +2

    Kudos to the detective. He knew exactly how to talk to her based on her personality. Stayed even tempered and soft spoken the whole time even when it had to be frustrating.

  • @zedsdeadbaby
    @zedsdeadbaby 7 месяцев назад +6

    It gets amazingly tense around the 20 minute mark. You can tell she's slowly realizing she's done for, as the detective closes in and reveals they went back and checked her son and husband's tissue samples again.

  • @phillies2022
    @phillies2022 Год назад +176

    I’m dying that she thought “I was mad at them for drinking antifreeze” would be a convincing story 😭😭

    • @jimmyohara2601
      @jimmyohara2601 Год назад +1

      The fing fkn evil whore just but 0nly convinced her own lying arse 🤔🙄.

    • @hazor777
      @hazor777 9 месяцев назад +7

      It’s a duality comment : the demonic side of her separates from her ego and feelings justified for her actions
      The definition of “sick”

    • @orionxtc1119
      @orionxtc1119 7 месяцев назад +1

      They were very naughty gulping down that nasty anti-freeze...she had to punish them

  • @emb74
    @emb74 Год назад +494

    She got SO quiet as soon as he mentioned they’re doing tests on Sean’s tissues. The bubbly cooperative person disappeared.

    • @moews5838
      @moews5838 Год назад +25

      exactly no more haha or hehe xD

    • @anouchkap927
      @anouchkap927 Год назад +9

      💯😂

    • @daisylavender5275
      @daisylavender5275 Год назад +14

      Some murderers are so dense. Why would you think they wouldn't test the body? That's Murder 101.

    • @kriskspecial594
      @kriskspecial594 Год назад +1

      Oh shit moment😂

    • @evonne315
      @evonne315 Год назад +2

      @@daisylavender5275 pure delusion.

  • @TheLiberalRedneck
    @TheLiberalRedneck 4 месяца назад +3

    The way he casually asks about the insurance money and this monster didn’t catch on… amazing

  • @ursulavandermerwe5511
    @ursulavandermerwe5511 7 месяцев назад

    The patience of this officer, oh my goodness!! Well done

  • @MaggieMay757
    @MaggieMay757 5 месяцев назад +3

    What a piece of work!!

  • @merkstave5437
    @merkstave5437 Год назад +696

    Listening to her just casually chuckle while she wonders would could be killing her daughter is so chilling. The fact that she believed, in that moment, that she was putting on the performance of a lifetime is just mind-boggling.

    • @tammycooper1500
      @tammycooper1500 Год назад

      Raising kids is not easy esp when they start growing up. They think they know everything. But sounds like this family was didfunctional from the beginning. Father was a drunk and lazy. Put everything on this woman. There only so .ugh one can do. Myself I think I would have drank Ed the antifreeze myself before I'd hurt ANYBODY else. I'm so sorry for the folks on here that did not get the unconditional love of a mother. My daughter was 32 and died from a sudden heart attack leaving 3 kids to raise. Her husband left her and she struggled. I did everything In my power to help make her life easier. Worked 2 jobs. She could not work from crippling rheumatoid arthritis. The point is I WISH EVERYDAY IT HAD BEEN ME THAT DIED. A mother loosing her child is the most devastating heart breaking thing one could endure. I've spent every day from Aug 3 to today crying missing my family. Her x took the children and moved across the USA. Denied all contact. I grieve my daughter and 3 grandkids. I don't sleep. I haven't really got out of my bed for 8 years. I don't want to live. But I have too. NOTHING HURTS MORE THAN BURYING A CHILD. I cannot understand this monsters mindset. I just cannot. How on earth could any mother do such awful things. They have to be psychopaths. She didn't even shed a tear over her family. That SHE DESTROYED 😭😭😭😭😢😡😡👹👹👹💩💩

    • @amandabraun5289
      @amandabraun5289 Год назад +27

      The amount of times she laughs was chilling to me.

    • @inthelandofmorethansmall7582
      @inthelandofmorethansmall7582 Год назад +25

      Im at about 30 minutes in right now, so about halfway, and this is by far the most bizarre interrogation Ive ever watched!
      For her to thibk shes soooo smart, she certainly doesnt even try to appear like a loving mother.
      Most people at least try to come across concerned or upset. But really most people OVERdo it with the tears and acting!
      She killed her husband, her son, and now tried to kill her daughter. Healthy people are falling dead all around her - and she doesn't even TRY to appear shocked or surprised?! Much less GRIEVING and DISTRAUGHT???
      And shes not just numb or immune or calm about it...
      No shes LAUGHING and GIGGLING!!!
      "My dead husband? Tee-hee! Yeah, he was awful... And my son? Oh well, easy come, easy go, hee hee hee hee! And now, hahahaha, my daughters in the hospital fughting for her life! Lol! Rotflmao! Its all just sooooo funny!"
      😳😬🥺😉

    • @brandeecastilleja1753
      @brandeecastilleja1753 Год назад +9

      My thoughts exactly !!how could she even laugh an talk about how she loves her job ""haha ha "" sickening my god where is her concern for her daughter son an husband ..?

    • @mistypuffs
      @mistypuffs Год назад +14

      She’s in job interview mode whilst talking about the recent death of most of her family.
      Terrifying