Man Confesses He Killed His Parents, Hid Their Bodies (FULL INTERROGATION)
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- Опубликовано: 25 апр 2024
- WATCH: During the police interrogation of Cameron Rogers, he admits to brutally murdering his parents and hiding their bodies behind the shed in their yard in November 2016. Rogers pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder in October 2018 and is currently serving a life sentence.
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This interrogator is so gentle and compassionate. She really can get information. Great Job!
i so agree shes lovely
She knows she was dealing with a young man with special needs .
she's trained to be that way
I agree. They actually flew her in special to interview him.
She really couldn't care less. She might have some feelings. But she's laser focused on the job, and couldn't care less about him.
She spent 11 years as a detective down on Sesame Street.
She's so soothing, calm & seems caring. Perfect for this job & getting confessions.
yeah from vulnerable people.
10 mins in and this is the most Canadian interrogation I've ever seen
Do a search for the interrogation of Rocky Rambo. THAT is the most Canadian Interrogation ever.
I would have confessed early, just so I didn't have to listen to that Canadian speech cadence. I don't know what it is, but the enunciation and rhythm drives me crazy.
Isn't it, ey?
@horace sheffield 😂
Yes it is lol So much more polite than American detectives 😂
These police always try to give the impression that they are so friendly- always have a lawyer present if the cops are questioning you.
How on earth is getting a lawyer, evading the law???!
Love her professional behavior and her calmness and honesty. She's really getting him to trust in her. Her ability to be more of a parent figure, showing that she is really listening, giving him time to talk, not interrupting, not asking questions that are judgemental. Awsome job.
All I can say is this woman talking like she does...will make me confess for a crime...even if I didn’t do it!?!?!
Right?? She could hit me with a few of those Eh's and I'd probably tell her every wrong thing I've done.
🤣🤣
😂Exactly
😂😂😂
That’s why this is just wrong on all levels. You’re not an autistic kid, either.
When the cop was reading his rights, it was like she was trying to talk him into getting a lawyer. Whereas American cops gloss right over that part, hoping the suspect will talk to them.
I disagree.
Thank God for American cops. They're not b.tches like most in the west.
In Canada the criminals have the rights! There’s no such thing as life with no parole, it’s disgusting.
@@HandbagDiva most of those have a stipulation/s for time, around 20 years or minimum sentencing time, behavior, interviews with other inmates, and other things. But you're right. It's terrible that they need to take up society's resources for that long.
You are completely right. When I watched that part I was really confused, this is the first police interrogation that I’ve ever seen like this. I knew immediately that this was not an American police officer.
And I’m not some anti-cop or anti-American person, I’m generally very pro American, but neutral regarding police.
American police absolutely manipulate you and lie to you during these interrogations, and they certainly try their best to prevent you from requesting a lawyer in every way they can.
She is so well spoken
No matter how many of these I watch it is still so shocking to me how somebody just snaps and decides murder is the best option for their problems.
This lady is so good, I felt an instant comfort and warmth towards her which is probably how he feels and why he is happy to give her all these details. Very good at her job.
it's because it's a quick and sometimes easy solution. people are hasty and irrational when upset.
I worked with Dave at the Ottawa Citizen ... a wonderful man. - kind and gentle with a great sense of humor. Such a tragic end ... That beings said I do not believe Cameron should have been found guilty of first degree murder ... He was clearly extremely disturbed and that should have been a mitigating factor in his sentence.
This poor kid should have had a lawyer immediately!
He did. I'm not sure what the issue is. Infact he was told if he wanted to talk again to another lawyer and he declined
He's not a puppy, he's a murderer
Xxx
He’s a special needs person that’s why she’s being nice and explains the same thing many times
@@broombromden498 You’re correct. As is the original comment.
@@broombromden498 😂
@@broombromden498 Nothing backhanded about it. Just doling out the truth.
@@broombromden498 He is Canadian, like the interviewer. Do not tell me otherwise scrumps101.
So you couldn’t make you mind so they worked something out. And you think they should die because of that!
They couldn’t have picked a better detective to interrogate him! Her voice is putting ME to sleep I imagine that’s what kept him relaxed & calm!!
I’ve seen about 12 knock off JCS channels analyze this dude to me before and he still gives me the creeps
💯💯💯💯
@@jacobjohnson6766 SILLY? 🤣 you are confused bro..he is the best one on YT as far as quality,stories,information and etc. you need to get informed I see so that’s why I’m here!
What actually happened to the JCS channel? Just vanished it felt like.
@@starrynight3789 Massive amounts of copyright strikes / monetization being cut off & he was doing Patreon stuff for a while but I stopped paying for it so I’m not sure if they still put out content there or not. I just know they were forced off YT basically which sucks because so many people make money off of doing the same thing they started with. Like EWU is a rip off of JCS now for example. It’s just a dude and his wife, with some editors making the videos and they started saying they had licensed/credible sources to “fact check” their psychological / body language analysis but I don’t think any of them have certifications for any of that or have that staff on hand. The whole JCS genre has become a sh!tshow
Yeah he's very cold acting. Not much "good" reason 😣
And he sat there all night while his mom was dying. Good Lord
I love this this lady Officer! Oh my goodness! She’s Awesome! Other officers should take lessons on how to interrogate a suspect! This is classic! Fantastic!
She really was lovely.
Interrogating a childlike person with mental disabilities may require less skill than the average criminal interrogation.
I agree! She did AMAZING!!!!
He already confessed within the first 2 minutes of the video. Lmao she didn't have to work very hard. Lmao.
@@Myeyeofthebeholder I know.
unbelievable how he even has a chance of parole 🤦🏼♂
no justice. just money.
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Canada.
@@TheGeosto it's happening here in the US with murderers getting released on bail
The Canadian justice system is a joke!
He clearly stated "they wanted me to join this program for 3 years"... no one elaborated on that. What program and why?
Engineering degree.
The electronic program which parents were most likely paying for.
He's referring to the degree program that he said they picked out for him, since he didn't have any degree in mind.
They wanted him to go to school to get a trade. He had no desire to go. They were just super controlling and wouldn't give him any autonomy. I'm not sure he had any other way out of the situation.
It is his college major, He talks about it at the beginning.
The fact that he can be paroled at any time is mind blowing
If you ever want to kill someone, the best place to di is the UK and Canada. It's a complete joke.
Criminal justice in Canada is a joke
@@sillkthashocker That's because it wasn't his fault. He got sick and that illness caused him to do it. Mental illness is a real defense for a reason.
@@sillkthashocker seriousLy? Five years?? WOW!
0:22 he can’t be paroled before 20 years.
She is so nice to him like a high school teacher 🧑🏫 are you ok. I want to help you. Get life in prison ok 👍🏻
Reminds me of the women I date.
Life in prison is only 20 years.
Canadian accent very strong. Love it. I live in southern US, not deep south, but almost midwest. I always say "nine" that way and a bank worker asked me if I was from up north. Lol no I'm not.
‘I would have to lie’ about the visa😂. I can kill but not lie…😮
As a parent I can understand why his parents were extremely protective of him. Especially since he's on the autism spectrum and has ADHD as well. But very sadly it appears they coddled him, were afraid to let him be an adult and wouldn't allow him to make his own decisions regarding his life. I think the parents really thought they were protecting him from any outside influences, etc. They believed they were doing the right thing by keeping him close to them at all times. Such an incredibly sad and tragic situation.
I understand why she is speaking to him the way she is but she could literally bore a confession out of me.
He was yawning. Being who I am, I find her a bit insulting
I feel so sorry for his parents, who were reportedly lovely and did their best with their adopted son. How awful for the mom to spend hours dying at the hands of the son she adopted and loved for decades. Just imagining her thoughts is too tough to bear
Yes, he is a master manipulator, even with the excuse of autism does not justify his barbarism. Evil as any man.
They were extremely controlling and ignored his wishes entirely. Having diminished mental capacity isn't a good reason to deny someone personal autonomy. They were good providers, but they weren't good parents.
@@abebuckingham8198 lol pp lol pp p ppl l ppl p ppl ppl lol poop p ppl lol
@horace sheffield We know they were extremely controlling and didn't respect his wishes. We know they stole from him. that's enough for me.
I really feel sorry for him . He did the right thing to get it off his chest . So sad he wasn’t listened to 😢
Her composure is incredibly concordant, her demeanour and interaction with Rogers was impeccably finessed.
Good use of the word concordant. I like adding too my vernacular so thank you madam.
Survival instinct: a powerful motivator; even when you don't understand what 'survival' means; this kid's mammalian brain took over...
It seems we really do say Eh a lot.
So far, watching In the first 5 minutes I can tell this is NOT A COP IN THE US SPEAKING TO A SUSPECT. It's unbelievable you can tell in the first 5 minutes!
I have Asperger/Adhd and emotional personality disorder, if I had her as a support person I would be more likely to be more open.
😂
You just told your diagnoses to thousands of strangers
@@Cuckoo_Lane 🤭
I can't believe how relaxed Canada's sentencing is. How is 20 years a life sentence? He'll be out at age 41 or 42, which leaves plenty of time to live life on the outside. I wonder what their criminal return stats are, because I'm guessing several criminals continue committing crimes after release.
Clearly something isn't right in his head she said why didn't you just drive he said he didn't have money for gas to drive but admits to buying Teo separate tickets so none of this makes sense
Ya, lying wouldn't work out for him but killing.......ya that's okay!?
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“Like hey” most Canadian interrogation “yeah okay” confession ever. She’s the lady from Fargo
The characters in Fargo had an American accent though?
She needs to make sure he understands his rights. But she does not need to make sure he gets toilet paper.
Yea yea she does lol as ruthless and or a pos he his, still can't keep basic personals like toilet paper from any inmate 😆 even tho he doesn't even deserve a square 😒
Very good investigator. Seems she's fair, and explains things well.
My nephew didn’t want to study engineering but he won a full scholarship. So he liked math and took a lot of math courses and now is teaching high school advanced math.
Poor parents poor son poor family 😢
dear god, we all have problems with our parents, we don't feel the need to murder them, may they rest in peace
None of us know the complete truth but my heart goes out to all of them…..
18:45 Some crazy prisoner starts banging on the bars!!!
Yeah I didn’t know wtf that was! Was looking for this comment. It was tripping me out.
Woah is your profile a pic of Stephen mcdaniel???! And your name is Lauren's setet admirer???? Hello, fellow True crime buff....how many other people pick up on that just curious
@@melodyclore8312 hahaha! Yea
Kinda bad taste but hey, tragedy+time=comedy
@@LaurensSecretAdmirer right! I'll never forget his comical interview with the news. Talk about crumble under pressure 😂
@@melodyclore8312 It was hilarious!
"Body? I need to sit down..." Hahaha!
Nobody in the comments seems to be addressing a very important issue: was this guy sitting through that whole interrogation with an unwiped butthole...?
He got 20 years, so he goes into prison 22 years old and messed up and he’ll come out of prison 42 years old and even more messed up!
Yes and even more powerful and street wise!
not more messed up if youre not trying to become his mommy
My home town, it was unreal!!! LWO
The criminals and police are so polite in Canada
I would love to know if his parents ever gave him the chance to get a part time job or even volunteer work just to at least get out of the house and get a little independence.
I know in hindsight it would be so easy to help and stop this sad case from happening.
I genuinely feel sad for everyone involved in this case.
weird how parents who try to shut in their mentally challenged kids always forget they'll grow up someday
She is so nice your a good person deep down but a killer all the same. It was nice of you to hide the body’s from the family so not to upset people. She said
Just an interview tactic
He said he didn't want family/friends to see them like that, and became upset at the thought of that happening. She was trying to get details from him about the bodies so she 'parrots' what he said in a way to redirect his attention.
Every time I watch Canadian police read suspects their rights… I feel like continuing to talk after that is almost proof of incompetency on its own.
Lol. Listening to it I almost thought it was a skit. It’s like encouragement to shut up
Yeah she would have convinced me to shut up and get a lawyer lol
One thing I could or ever understand how anyone could hurt or kill there own parents this is chilling listening to him talk
Wow.. This lady was amazing. I know how hard it was for her but she did such a good job.
Canadian killer... I bet after every stab, he was like "Oh sorry" *stab* "oh sorry!"
This is sad.
For those of you guys who keep saying “they gave him a home and a family” he isn’t an animal… I can bet my life on it they didn’t feel like that, he is their son and they are his parents period!
As an adoptee your statement is moronic. People that cannot have children that adopt infants legally become mommy and daddy. The child knows no different. The parents are thrilled to complete their family. Adoption isn’t a freaking charity. This guy is not well. Kids kill their families who aren’t adopted.
I would love to know if they ever gave him the chance to get a part time job or even volunteer work just to at least get out of the house and get a little independence.
I know high insight it would be so easy to help and stop this sad case from happening.
I genuinely feel sad for everyone involved in this case.
@@ook428 I absolutely agree… breaks my heart when he started crying… he knew he did wrong. Sigh
@@janaesworld3069 seems he maybe should have been allowed to have friends party and smoke marijuana or drink , if he was going to be forced to stay home and clean why not be allowed to ease what ever mental trauma he was experiencing with legal marijuana
I kinda can't stand how she's talking to him like he's a baby.
She really tries to get him to use a lawyer. Thats different to see.
I see a lot of Canadian detectives or whatever they call them behave like this. They are very skillful and professional.
@@petewiener3683 wow you´ve only seen a handful there's loads of scumbag
detectives in Canada 🍁
Welcome to Canada 🇨🇦
@@michellegrant6476 good to see they don't try to violate people's rights to get a confession
@@westhead3717 that was sarcasm
I wish you would look into the Sean Daugherty case
Sounds like the parents wouldn’t let him become himself, get a pt job & mix with friends. They may have thought they were protecting him but they were smothering him & he snapped.
A wooden sword? Really? WTF goes through people's head when they think of using that? It's a really odd thing indeed.
He is autostic..if ita very pointy..yesnit could stab someone or puncture very seriously.
How is killing 2 people with a knife 2nd degree murder?
ottawa Civillian here, ironically also named Teresa. I just wanna say I remember this case and its crazy that im actually watching camerons interrogation right now.
did he ever got his toilet paper?🤭🤭🤭
"If you don't have a plan, you fall into other people's plans. And guess what they have planned for you?
Not much."
I need a lawyer, whether you did it or not, don't talk, it won't change much but don't incriminate yourself further
He sounds a bit like the character in Sling Blade.
If no in-depth psychoanalysis is given on these individuals, it's just another interrogation. You must give the background detailing their birth circumstances and 0-3. That's when all psychopathy is set into motion.
We are here for the interrogation. I much prefer to watch them without editorialising
In the usa they would never keep trying to get u to talk to a lawyer…..no way…and they dont ask you if the officers have been nice…jesus christ…i want to be in canada if i ever hack someone to death
In Canada you can keep interrogating someone even if they request a lawyer. In the US they have to stop and wait for the lawyer. That changes how they treat it here.
what in the actual f*ck???!!!
He didn't even bury them ?
Sooner or later someone is going to notice the smell of rotting bodies.
Even freezing them in a conventional garage freezer or fridge would of caused a foul smell. People who commit these crimes and try to either burn bodies or try to freeze them, are absolutely insane, have watched one too many Hollywood movies, and think a conventional fire is hot enough to incinerate bodies or, a conventional freezer is cold enough to prevent all stages of decomposition from occurring. There's a reason why funeral homes use crematoriums and huge freezers to get the job done. These people who try covering up murders by opting to burn and freeze remains, are absolutely mad in the head and completely void of common sense.
His parents sound very controlling….not that u kill them for it but im guessing he felt he had no way out?
I honestly don't know how he could have gotten out of this situation any other way. They wouldn't even let him spend his money he earned at his job. When you deny someone even the most basic levels of autonomy they're going to eventually turn on you.
Yeah there’s def a lot more unsaid
There is a deep and disturbing ignorance regarding Autism. The sheer fact he called Police after not feeling competent enough to go through with living on the streets is very telling. The approach by the investigator also displays an awareness that Cameron has special needs.
People who have Autism are generally unable to feel empathy or understand the impact of their actions on another person and consequently lack the foresight: "If I do this, the other person will feel this." Any contempt for Cameron is inappropriate given this. Incarceration in a jail is not the appropriate "punishment" for someone like Cameron as he did not have the capacity to understand the consequences of his actions.
Yeah then what if he kills someone else
He doesn’t have Autism
I’m curious how he was taking College Engineering classes. Listening to this and on the 911 call he doesn’t even know his own address, is confused how to find it, so has to go to the sign at the end of the street.
Autism is such complex state of being.
My only piece of constructive criticism is I wish you would tell us the outcome at the end of the video not the beginning. I think she is a really good officer.
It’s not a thriller novel. It’s real life
cant believe a disturbed murderer is not hand cuffs
It's Canada!!!
Why would they cuff him? He's super chill and turned himself in. When someone is fully cooperative a perk like not being cuffed seems fair.
So, Law and Crime are doing JCS inspired videos now?
He's gonna get preyed upon in the prison system....
This is what intelligent law enforcement with proper training looks like. *America could learn a few things!* They seem to think the only way to get a confession is with trickery and aggression.
We don't coddle killers
@@trafficbabeSometimes we do.
YOU could learn a few things.
Watch Curcio interrogate the XXX killers or the Parkland shooter.
Watch Coder or Lee interrogate Watts.
@@Cuckoo_Lane seen them all.
I can't tell if she's playing good cop or she's just being Canadian.
she wants to Adopt him
She has to ensure he understand ( you all know why).
No one will love him like his parents, normally, so he killed the best gift in life that they gave him! Sad Id do anything to have just 1 of my parents alive & he chose loneliness & no unconditional love💜🙏💜🙏except from God if he knows!
I'm so sry. I regret being so mean to mine lately 😞
His mom was in so much pain yet he couldnt call for help. Food & home & clothes cost $$ & he didnt know till he tried to buy gas??? These parents were doing the best they could & even adopted him. This is so sad! Canadians r so nice! Parenting is the hardest job in the world & I was a teen when my mom died & never got to tell her she was rt & i was wrong regret forever. He is going to miss his parents so much finding how much he took them for granted. So sad
@@islandgirl7304 U still have time to thank ur parents & telling them how much u love them! It's not too late, tomorrow is never promised. U will be so happy that u did! 💜🙏💜
Idk how they can kill the ppl who will give their lives for them..miss my Parents every min of everyday.
They were extremely controlling and denied him even the most basic level of autonomy. They were good providers but they weren't good parents. At least in prison he can spend his own money.
I am honestly impressed by this officer
Premeditated??
I understand and agree he’s obviously got some kind of mental disability but he clearly has an understanding that what he did was wrong and knew that he would get in serious trouble based on the fact that he tried to leave and eventually turned himself in. But in my opinion (like the several other opinions expressed here) his mental state of mind shouldn’t exclude him from being persecuted just as any other person for his crime. He had an understanding that is was wrong and knew it was because he ran but in the same he knew that he needed to turn himself in.
Omg 34:20 - 35:10 this is horrible
As long as I live, I’ll NEVER !!!!understand how atone can allow themselves to kill another person, accept in self defense! Ever! Thank God , so far I’ve never had to make that decision!🙏🙏🙏
unfortunately many people's brains are wired differently.
Yeah I don't understand it either. I know I couldn't do it unless my life (or family) was in danger.
except*
Why do they talk to these murderers like they're an 8 yr old child?! 😡
Because you have to get on their level
cuz canadians aye.
Jk cuz they want him to feel comfortable enough to speak and ruin any chance of a defense.
Because you have to to get truth wth is wrong with you
He's autistic so she is doing that so he doesn't freak out. This is on purpose.
The guy is basically that an 8 y/o, he has autism, attention deficit disorder and other undisclosed mental issues as explained at 6:20.
Murderers shouldn't have any rights!
She is EXCELLENT ♥️
He seems to have done it for his freedom but didn't have a plan as to his next step. If what he said about them not wanting him to work outside but instead do chores around the house only to be told they owe him is true then I feel him. At 22, (autistic or otherwise), we want to be able to generate some income and have fun with ours peers. I can only imagine the pressure of being adopted, autistic, having no choice as to what I study, can't go out to work but rather forced to work at home for no pay, can't hang out with peers/friends at 22.
I trust he gets the appropriate help.
So true I had adopted mom just like this my brother was adopted we were never aloud to tell him and we did not she had the same control over him it was awful the mental tole it took on him. she died in 77 he never could live on his own he was mentally crippled by her
I'm adopted and so are my siblings there is no pressure from being adopted. They were most likely doing their best with him they knew him best.
@@bluschke52 That you weren't pressured doesn't mean he wasn't. People who are on the autistic spectrum don't handle stress well. I assume you aren't on the autistic spectrum.
@@bluschke52 You can't project your experience onto someone else.
01:01:40 Yes. This.
Did this take place during the height of the pandemic? Getting toilet paper around there is like pulling teeth. Yikes
Nah idk but I do know when I was in jail for public intoxication 15yrs ago they didn't have toilet paper. An it took me six hours to get it. The guards dont care an will do it if they feel like it or want to.
@@bornbrighter729 Well, at least you didn't murder your parents. That's always a bonus. 😎
Geoff
@@HannahRoot55 Exactly. ♥️
@@GrCent Howdy 🤠 from Oregon, Where ya from ?? Nice 😊 meeting you 😾☺️
Certainly different interrogation techniques compared to the USA .......
So matter of a fact and remorseless pretty shocking actually
Here's a kid not in control of his circumstances nor his emotions. My verdict: Not prison, a psychiatric institution. Don't punish: heal!
I can't imagine how he is going to survive in prison that's the part that bothers me because he's obviously not all there. This is a tough one cuz he is but he isn't
@@the3js842 100% agreed!
@@the3js842 He is the prime example of what happens to people caught up in the judicial system..do they get what they deserve? Obviously he needs to be separated from the general public. But in what way? He has a change of parole in 20y, if he fails that, the system failed him. To quote a professor who's name i forgot: 'we life in a schizophrenic society.' Where does that leave the more psychologically vulnerable amongst us? It seems to be more prevalent in the usa but we should take a good, hard look at ourselves before we start 'judging' others... My apologies for my rant!
You can’t “heal” autism.
Love her accent xxxxx
I’m Canadian and I honest to God don’t hear an inkling of an accent! 😋
@@laurena4000 I know.
She's more like a kindergarten teacher !
Did he go to jail? Not sure how I feel here.
Is she from Canada?? No wonder she’s so nice!! Lol
They aren't all nice. Some even murder their parents.
Guess I should’ve read the comments before talking about the soothing detective apparently that’s how everyone feels!!!
Public workers didnt have a plan either. Its a very lucrative govt assistance