lmaooo i actually know him he used to be a regular at my job.. he loves talking about himself and literally will talk for hours. i am not exaggerating. he got banned from my job bc he literally drove customers out bc he wouldn’t leave them alone talking about himself
Guessed it. His story was so smooth, too perfect. Easy going, likable and normal. Everyone else stumbled on the answers except the fireman who almost WANTED to be named the cop.
And his the only one out of everyone who looks at everyone's movements. Most of them are just focused on the task at hand him nah he has to scan the room and people.
I knew as soon as he said he worked for a limo service lmao. It was just to clean the way he came off. Also he seemed very comfortable while giving off a semi nervous vibe.
I knew it too. He was super relaxed and enjoying himself. Like when you're a teenager and you act normal and relaxed (maybe more than usual) when you're lying 😂
Seeing that he had a 90% accuracy rate of finding an undercover that’s pretty scary no wonder how many kingpins and drug lords are able to get away for a long time
@@Kugelschrei He is actually at 0%. He was in a situation where he did not have to wonder if there was a cop somewhere he flat out knew there was a cop and it was definitely one of 5 people and failed to figure out which it was. Being runner up still gets you busted.
I knew who it was because when the firefighter said what he said about the difference between firefighters and cops, he was the only person who reacted and he looked so insulted 😂😂😂😂😂 Love the firefighter 😍
Yep. I thought it was either him or the lady. They both stood at parade rest. Only cops, vets, and old Asian uncles walking around the store do that. But then she said she was a blackjack dealer and I realized they do it too. Him feeling insulted def gave it away too
Amazing interaction with the fireman veteran, VERY good example of how you can disarm, or simply warm up a man a little bit by getting him to talk about something they like.
it was because of this interaction i knew who the real cop was, look at the cops facial expression when the fireman talks about the difference between a cop and firefighter. lol
Exactly the moment I knew it was him to when the guy was talking about the difference between cops and firefighters his reaction gave it away completely
The reaction he had when the fireman said the difference between fireman and police was a huge giveaway. Between that reaction, his obvious nerves, the dental comment, and his vague response to what he did before, he did give himself away. The other potential was the girl but that’s because she gives off a military vibe.
Yep. That girl did give off suspicion for me, but I was thinking it could be just as much Military. Then you see how she's dressed, the boots, the form on the push ups, and her overall body language, it screams far more Military than cop for sure.
Regardless the $1m a year story is probably cap, this probably had money and some stuff stashed $1m a year sounds too little for that 🍚👃 industry , I also think he might have snitched or he might have have tucked alot of his evidence
Thank you Coss for learning what bad decisions lead to and for giving ex convicts a place where they can have a positive impact on life and treating them as human beings. Everyone makes mistakes but not everyone can learn from them.
@@stefanie444 good point! Idk if you saw this, but your comment made me think of it. When the firefighter says the “the difference between a cop” line, you can see the limo driver make a face as if he’s battling saying something to defend cops. It almost looked like he gave a reaction to the dude who wasn’t even hosting lol! So I feel like the host was def trying to do the same hahaha
The girl stands like police officer, full of confidence and calm. Then he brought up confidence on the other guy and she started picking at her fingers and did not look like something she does😂 so awkward. So thats my guess!
@@kyyybandzz1035 that's what threw me off I thought she could be the one and I was suspicious of the one he chose. Guess I can't read ppl as well as I thought 😂
You could tell it was him by the way he was standing at the end. Parade rest is a natural instinct for either military or LEO’s. He never mentioned military so it’s definitely law enforcement.
I called it right. The firefighter said some things that actually evoked a genuinely offended reaction at 8:12. The ex-drug lord might have caught this if the cop had been within his field of vision at the time. Arguably though, that cop would have managed his reactions better if he had been within the field of vision.
The cop gave himself away for most of this thing. The last nail in the coffin for me was when the fireman talked about the difference between cops and firemen. I picked the right one as the cop.
@@Smiley957 I’ve sat at that kind of table in criminal justice classes and even outside the classroom with things in my job. When doing this I make sure I can see all participants. I am a micro expression reader. Not much slips past me. Not saying I catch everything, I would have caught that though.
The limousine guy and the girl gave very unique vibe's, the girl was very confident the guy quiet nervous, the others displayed casual neutral behaviour, but those two personalities threw me of, and I knew it had to be one of them two.
I knew he was a cop just based off his stance. He had his hands behind his back the whole time. Everybody else was standing the exact same way with their hands in front of them.
He also had them by his side near his waste. When you have a lot of training it becomes a habit especially for conceal carry. You want your hand to be near your weapon.
I realized who was the cop because when you are the protagonist, you always want to pay attention to everything, and Mark was the only one listening to all of them and looking in all directions the whole time, he seems to be the only one actually enjoying the role playing
He also had a little lie in there, he said he had to call them up because his house was burglarized and then right after he said they call him while he was in Spain
Actually the fireman gave the cop away, when he told the difference between cops and fireman, the limousines guy released a whole bunch of pressure with discomfort, in a clear dislike of his sayings. Also the cop was ready to drop the company name so fast without being asked, it looked like a prepared story to me. He was the most nervous, the one that was open mouth laughing all time in a clear attempt to look calmed and chill, also watched all the environment and the other persons like really really many times. That's a guy who likes to be in control of situation development. The fireman was the most transparent and lovely guy of all. A man you can trust. I think the girl is a cop anyway. BUT THE COP WAS NEVER REALLY UNDERCOVER COP. AN UNDERCOVER COP IS AN ACTOR ON TOP OF SMARTNESS. This cop was more like a regular police man I think, the one that gets immediatelly discovered and killed
@@tragile9108 I thaught when I saw a women ( black jack dealer ) knock out 3 Man push-ups .... that she had to be in the army or just a regular police officer ( not a undercover )
There's actually a pretty low chance that organised criminals will kill an undercover cop after finding out they're an undercover cop. They typically try to avoid killing police and journalists because that turns a sentence like this guy's six years into life. The primary risk from discovery is losing the case entirely.
He also stands like a cop. With his arms behind his back. My ex was a cop and he always stood straight with hands behind his back and even when his fingers were in front he'd stand the same.
how is NOBODY talking about how he said : “I know the precinct because I got burglarised so I had to call them up.” then TWO SECONDS LATER said: “I was in Spain and they called me up.” just undermined himself!!!!
i thought the same thing lmaoo but he said his girlfriend called him while he was in spain and told him about the robbery so he had to call the precinct.
I knew it was him from the start. If you look at their expressions in the beginning, he was scanning the room and grinning - and everyone else was subdued and looking down.
I read everything I could get my hands on about body language when I was young, and watched heaps of videos as I got older. I was a manager of a menswear store for 15 years so I got to practice this stuff.... and you were using a lot of the same techniques (and asking questions is a big part of it. Like asking a question that you know they will lie about.... small stuff like you ask the car they have then you say "is it the best car ever made". They will obviously say yes, jokingly or not, but they are lying and their answer will give you a "tell". Poker players do this a lot). This adds to body language as they speak and move. It looked like you were using all those "skills". Well done to you. Just my observation though, and I could be wrong, but I'd like to know if you would tell me.... cheers mate.
The cops story literally didn't match. He said that he was burgarlerized and he had to call them up but in the next breath he said that the cop station called him instead while he was overseas. Automatic lie
I caught him up bc he said he knew the # based on a call of a burglary idgaf I had to write out and hear my area code 1,000+ times to remember it. He shouldn’t have known tht to begin with and to only know it bc a call. Weird 😂
@@jonathanlondon6939 i thought the same thing, but after the dental comment, i said thats the guy, buddy said "you guys got the best dental" and he replied "do we?" instead of "do they" no doubt in my mind after that who it was
First we have ex-mafia guys doing podcast talking about their crimes now drug king lords. What a time to be alive, I remember a time where you didn't talk about a crime even if you were convicted of it.
Everybody was smiling when buddy was making the donut joke except dude with the mustache 😅 i havent seen this but if it turns out to be him thats hilarious
I found the original court documents from sentencing, he took a plea deal. He was considered to be the leader of the other 13 people charged in connection with him, and the total amount was around 15,000 oxycontin from fraudulent Medicaid prescriptions.
lol woulda never guessed!!!! the only thing i noticed after rewatching was that he said he got "burglarized." i think most people would say someone broke into their home. the way he sat down to eat the donut with all the confidence in the world was wild lol so different from when he was interviewed! great undercover cop.
I just want to express my gratitude to the fireman who worked 9/11. Those men were subjected to horrors unimaginable, and were left with lasting health issues that the government did absolutely nothing to help them with. Livelihoods were lost due to medical bills all because they cleaned up a literal terror attack, working around the clock, on regular job salary! The way these heroes were treated is a great shame of the American Government.
I picked the right guy before he even started asking questions. Reason: body language. the way he walked in and stood "at ease" with arms behind. Only cops or military stand like that but cops do moreso who have been out in the streets. It's an authoritative stance. The lady did too so I thought it could be her also.
He probably did, but so do heavyweights like cartel drug lords when they get caught. They even sellout their own family members and politicians, lawyers, businesspeople, and cartel allies just to get lighter sentences or to secure the stability of their drug syndicates so that their children may inherit and continue the drug trade. Only ones who are known for not snitching are the old guard of cosa nostra Italian Mafia. Even the new generation of Italian mafiosos snitched to a certain degree. The guy in this video was a mid size fish in the drug world. They all fold and tell. Some more than others. Very rare are those who strictly live by a moral code of no snitching no matter what.
You gotta have the lowest IQ in the world if you think a kingpin wouldn't get a low sentence in a corrupt country where someone can be a kingpin in crime.
I could tell right away. First, owning a limo company felt like a good job for a retired cop. They spend a lot of time driving while on the beat, and they got the hookup on cars in great condition for super cheap from the city impound auction. Next, when questioned about his job history, he gave the appearance of answering, without actually answering directly and fully, which showed that he was hiding something. Lastly, the way he phrased his answer regarding cops having the best dental care as "is it?" instead of "do they?" implies personal ownership, acknowledging that he has the police dental care program.
I could tell the guy to the left was the cop just by his reaction to the fireman comments on cops. Dude clearly has an ego didn't like being told he was nervous. Big giveaway.
It’s funny that the ex-kingpin completely oozes confidence, until the mustached man sits down. Then he immediately backs up and takes his arms off the table.
That was him giving him respect. Giving someone respect can be a psychological move. He was not scared of him, because what’s going to happen on a Buzzfeed video? Everyone is just chilling.
I KNEW IT! His mannerisms and reactions gave it away. While the Boss was taking people off the list you could see him getting more and more nervous that he'd be right. Good show 👌🏾👌🏾
You could tell from the start because he was smiling when the kingpin interviews the other people. He triws to act natural and lowkey when other people are tense so he is basically an experienced liar
Really love Marte's personality, the way he is smiling and chill, allows the guy to do a kimura, shows compassion about the burglary... its just these little details that make him a very likeable person
What gave Mark away to me was that he had a sly look in his eyes and he was the most gregarious. The other four looked too sincere and not nearly as social. And you need to be both deceptive and social to work undercover.
The problem with this test is each of them could have been under cover for specific missions. Even though I got it right there's no one all personality for the type of world.
The jujitsu really threw me off, but when it got to the last two guys, I forget what the one interviewing them said, but the cop did this massively huge nervous swallow. It was so noticeable it was comical. The interviewer caught on, but still went for the jujitsu guy.
The cop when asked questions he was giving very extreme answers. For example he said he own a limousine company, then jumped to a story about being in Spain, and didn't give a clear answer about his past jobs, said he was a personal trainer to avoid working for his dad????. If he was a personal trainer he most likely would have continue with a body physic that reflects that discipline. I know the jujitsu guy couldn't say what kind of green he smoked, but I think he said that to seem cool.
The best part was the mention at the end for Conbody. I think it's really great he's giving redemption a shot by growing his own business in the fitness niche, instead of going down hell's street one more time. Let's go Conbody!
The cop’s facial expression became sooo animated when the firefighter spoke. When his excitement quickly turned resentment at the end of the firefighter’s retirement comment, I realized who the cop was. Before that I was lost. Lol
I nailed it down with Mark: when he was about to name the police precinct number, he tries to deliver a doubtful answer, but not over acting it at the same time, delivering the right answer. A few more things give it away, but I had to watch it 3 times before seeing the answer.
I knew it was the cop from the onset. Only a cop would know about body language enough, to form a fit of nervousness. By rubbing his palms together, when he should've been acting tough. His story was also actually a story. He told it like a story. He didn't talk about it like it was his history. Something he had lived through. He knew the precinct number. Had pretty white teeth. Great dental service. And then, he was the only one actively reacting to the fireman's cop/fireman narrative. Dude could literally relate. There were too many giveaways. The guy should've gotten it right.
Yep from the get go, if you go back pause it upon their presentation to the individual. Only one looking around at the others with a 'this is wild huh guys' smile. The rest were solely focused on the individual they were going to fool. As their minds were focused on fooling the individual and thus reading him. Awesome EDIT: He probably would have loved his over the shoulder adjacent position and watching the other folk sell their stories. He's gigglin, lovin it. Then when he's almost picked he swallows
Bro was licking his lips like they were glazed with chocolate frosting. Like he was so obviously lying that I thought he was trying to reverse psychology. Kinda shocking how bad he was at lying. Guess the kingpin thought the same thing, just w the guy he chose. But then again, not much to expect from an American cop lol
bro... love the videos...this format is killer. I love to read body language. make more like this... you are cool and a great host for this. got my subs and like
Tbh I didn't pick up much on what he said other than how he said it and his story being a bit jumbled up in parts, which led me to think either he's genuinely quite a meek person, soft spoken, nervous but friendly, or he's playing on his undercover/interrogation experiences with those same aforementioned traits as techniques in order to get the perp to drop his/her guard. The fireman had the classic hard-life gritty hard-man attitude that could make a fireman, logger, foreman, but I didn't feel the cop vive. The other two guys were both too natural in what they stated of their lives. I was almost going to say the limousine guy but I would have placed my money on the lady just because she'd have the physique for the job and the quickness of her responses which follows to believing she's also quick to *issue* questions? Another mechanism that LEOs and Army use to fumble an interviewee.
@@criollitoification In a limo, you have limited contact with your passenger(s)… just like a cop car. I literally assumed his dad must also have been a cop while he was. (Or it could have other meanings too.)
KNEW it was the limo driver/owner. Judging by how nervous he was, couldn't stand still, but yet staying attentive. 😂 Gave it away quick. Even with his quick answers.
i guessed him as well but only because i figured, he wanted to come off as nervous to counter the exdruglord’s theory that confidence would come off an ex undercover.
I picked this guy as the undercover cop. During the firefighters interview, the undercover reacted like, C'mon man really at the things the firefighter was saying about the differences between the two.
Man you can really tell who is the cop , he has this aura of confidence , the way he stands, he smiles even if he acts nervous you can really tell he's been through a lot and thrived.. that is a good thing.
@@TWHowl Not a single drug kingpin in the entire would ever change his life, until they get caught. your view is MAYBE true for the very little footsoldiers pushin some dope to get by, but the higher ups dont need that money. they do it for power, because thats more addicting than their merchandise.
Every probing question this guy asks is basically "are you a cop?" "Do you like donuts?" "I bet you enjoy eating bacon" "Were you trained by the force to do pushups?" "Ever ride a horse in times square?" "Oh you seem like you're cuffing me"
Getting caught selling dime bags of weed when you're 16 years old, does not make you a drug lord, especially when you get caught 3xs by Undercover Officers 😂
I'm just proud of my man with his history and dealing with the system and still making a name for himself and managing to get onto a channel with 20 mill subs and doing great working to help other people establish a life after prison. Cheers!
I remember working years ago at a Timmy's (Canadian coffee/donut shop) on a major highway and we always had to give the cops their stuff free. Must be an international thing!
The firefighter was so offended to be accused of being a cop. The most genuine of the lot
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Lol why would he be mad
Retired firefighter. I can definitely say this is so. Loved my work. 9/11 SAR and I was honored to help families get closure.
@@teresatanasi5143thanks for your service
@@Corey_Kinger Thank you! It was truly an honor and privilege to serve. And ALWAYS appreciate hearing kind words!❤️😊
It's hilarious they have this guy on like he's an expert at sniffing out undercover cops but he went to jail because he got caught by undercover cops.
Good point. Lmao
He also picked the most obvious cop as undercover cop ... lol . point of an undercover cop is not to look like a cop in the first place >-
It’s Called experience you live n learn
na it just means he has more experience with undercover cops than the average person.
@@Gdb987 nah 🤣
Is a guy that was taken down by undercover cops a good person to find the undercover cop?
Good point! But to be fair, he was very close 😂😂😂
that makes for experience
Lol
If he was that successful, that probably meant his business went on for a long time so I'd say he would be very experiened
lmaoo ikr exactly what i was thinking
The firefighter is cool as hell, id love to hear more of his stories
Shut
Up
@@arsenuhl7 my man just got lost a ratio L
lmaooo i actually know him he used to be a regular at my job.. he loves talking about himself and literally will talk for hours. i am not exaggerating. he got banned from my job bc he literally drove customers out bc he wouldn’t leave them alone talking about himself
@@katieyoung5792 shut up
classified
The dude with the mustache and rings looks like he’s currently a mob boss lol
no
No he looks like he could just get you a union job or a connection but he doesn't seem like someone who is himself part of Cosa Nostra.
that’s classified
lmao period
I thought the same
Guessed it. His story was so smooth, too perfect. Easy going, likable and normal. Everyone else stumbled on the answers except the fireman who almost WANTED to be named the cop.
And his the only one out of everyone who looks at everyone's movements. Most of them are just focused on the task at hand him nah he has to scan the room and people.
I knew as soon as he said he worked for a limo service lmao. It was just to clean the way he came off. Also he seemed very comfortable while giving off a semi nervous vibe.
He was the only one to get caught up in a lie and nobody seemed to have caught it!
What lie
I knew it too. He was super relaxed and enjoying himself. Like when you're a teenager and you act normal and relaxed (maybe more than usual) when you're lying 😂
Seeing that he had a 90% accuracy rate of finding an undercover that’s pretty scary no wonder how many kingpins and drug lords are able to get away for a long time
90% accuracy? He sorted out 3/5 correctly, making it 60%
@@Kugelschrei He is actually at 0%. He was in a situation where he did not have to wonder if there was a cop somewhere he flat out knew there was a cop and it was definitely one of 5 people and failed to figure out which it was. Being runner up still gets you busted.
This is his 1st episode? I thought he did other episodes
Where are you getting 90%? He got it wrong. I don't know where y'all are getting these numbers. Does he have other videos?
kugelschreibert
I knew who it was because when the firefighter said what he said about the difference between firefighters and cops, he was the only person who reacted and he looked so insulted 😂😂😂😂😂 Love the firefighter 😍
Had to go back and rewatch that part. You right about it 😂😂
I peeped that too 😂
Hahahaha rewatched and yes there’s a reaction
Yep. I thought it was either him or the lady. They both stood at parade rest. Only cops, vets, and old Asian uncles walking around the store do that. But then she said she was a blackjack dealer and I realized they do it too. Him feeling insulted def gave it away too
Lmaoooo damn you got a good eye! Boy was biting the hell out of his tongue lmao
Amazing interaction with the fireman veteran, VERY good example of how you can disarm, or simply warm up a man a little bit by getting him to talk about something they like.
it was because of this interaction i knew who the real cop was, look at the cops facial expression when the fireman talks about the difference between a cop and firefighter. lol
@@BullzOfSteel yup exactly, I caught that too
@@BullzOfSteel but the guy was smiling the whole time, basically throughout the whole vid
@@synex3219 yea everyone is watching it then commenting on how they noticed it, seems to be alot of experts here as usual
Hes just an actor bro, its probably all a storyline
Much respect for the dude in the mustache, 9/11 first responders have my upmost respect and sending prayers his way
Fr, are names are also both Zain
@@Lucifer-df7mz hello brother . Let’s rule the world together
@@zainjal26 yes brother commencing plan t minus 5 hours
Old school New Yorker, gotta respect
Good job 👍 boss
The cop's reaction at 8:08 exposed him for me. I had previously ruled him out because of his nervousness, but that reaction changed my mind.
very good catch
I noticed at 1:10 with the cop nods in agreement to the donut joke haha. He related too much to that one.
Exactly the moment I knew it was him to when the guy was talking about the difference between cops and firefighters his reaction gave it away completely
1:10 4:20 8:08 but all this have in common one thing our man doin the questioning didn't see that or heard that
It even gonna watch this but imma guess it’s the out of shape guy on the far left
The reaction he had when the fireman said the difference between fireman and police was a huge giveaway. Between that reaction, his obvious nerves, the dental comment, and his vague response to what he did before, he did give himself away. The other potential was the girl but that’s because she gives off a military vibe.
yesssss. I noticed the same thing
The girl had me leaning towards her because she had perfect form for her pushup. Thats not normal unless youre trained.
Even the way she was standing on the beginning with her arm in the back I thought she’s cop
EXACTLY! THOUGHT THE SAME THING ABOUT BOTH!
Yep. That girl did give off suspicion for me, but I was thinking it could be just as much Military. Then you see how she's dressed, the boots, the form on the push ups, and her overall body language, it screams far more Military than cop for sure.
Only 6 years?! Damn! He must have been good at hiding the extent of his crime
The police only have so much if everybody keeps their mouth shut. 6 years for 2 bricks, nobody talked or he was the one that talked.
probably was snitching
Or he snitched 😐😐
Regardless the $1m a year story is probably cap, this probably had money and some stuff stashed $1m a year sounds too little for that 🍚👃 industry , I also think he might have snitched or he might have have tucked alot of his evidence
probably behaved well in prison
Glad he’s turned his abilities towards something positive and supporting his community. Not easy to do that.
Hes helping other criminals learn how to interrogate undercover cops. Very useful for thugs in his community
@Steve Pringle let people launder if they want to, f*ck the irs
Yeah, pointing fingers.
he didnt get it right so yeah his "abilities" lol
What abilities?
Thank you Coss for learning what bad decisions lead to and for giving ex convicts a place where they can have a positive impact on life and treating them as human beings. Everyone makes mistakes but not everyone can learn from them.
This ex drug Lord does not seem remorseful in the slightest. The amount of pig/doughnut references 😂😭
Im weak
Haha it was prolly to see if he could trigger a reaction in one of them 🤣
@@stefanie444 good point! Idk if you saw this, but your comment made me think of it. When the firefighter says the “the difference between a cop” line, you can see the limo driver make a face as if he’s battling saying something to defend cops. It almost looked like he gave a reaction to the dude who wasn’t even hosting lol! So I feel like the host was def trying to do the same hahaha
The fact he said something about black dont crack 😂 like what he know about being black and our aging process I would’ve said yo chill out
@@curtissimmons2287 melanin makes your collagen protected from aging process
Just by the undercover's reaction to when the firefighter/intel officer jokes about cops wanting things for free was a huge tell!
Didn’t notice that
Yup! I swear i could tell from that, seemed like the joke didn’t sit too well with him💔
Spotted!
Facts he wanted to speak up
He pulled a poker face
Regardless of how “great” or “bad” you are at picking out the under covers it’s great to see your building a good life for yourself!
yeah... the Conbody is a good idea actually. put his business skills to use
SO TRUE 🤣
By having a multi million dollar drug market?
What you wanna bet that this business is his front now. Even employing ex-cons makes it so much easier to entice an employee too sell for him.
He ain't doing drugs anymore drugs ruin u, he still bada without the drugs 💪🤟🔥
Great job buzzfeed for not spoiling the undercover to us too soon in the vid, making it more exciting to watch and think for ourselves
The girl stands like police officer, full of confidence and calm. Then he brought up confidence on the other guy and she started picking at her fingers and did not look like something she does😂 so awkward. So thats my guess!
she gives me military vibes
@@charlotteswail2345 her stance & arms for sure!
@@kyyybandzz1035 that's what threw me off I thought she could be the one and I was suspicious of the one he chose. Guess I can't read ppl as well as I thought 😂
She definitely gave off a military vibe.
Yup the stance gives it out.
Her body language
If he couldn't find out who was an undercover cop the first time than how is he supposed to in this video?
Learn from experience???
😂😂😂 was waiting for this one
Experience
lol
He might've sniffed out a few undercovers before falling for the last one
You could tell it was him by the way he was standing at the end. Parade rest is a natural instinct for either military or LEO’s. He never mentioned military so it’s definitely law enforcement.
And the way he reacted when that fireman told the difference between him and a cop.
That's how he became my choice! Same way I was thinking
@@wabisabi7755 YEA!! thats how i knew it was him hahaha
I was in JROTC and it comes naturally to me. I can’t imagine someone actually serving lol.
@@justindiddler101 I was in JROTC as well!
3:00 “I got burglarized so I had to call them up… then you say they called you while you were in Spain?” 😂
Dude yes thats exactly why I picked him lol
Dang. Good job. I didn't pick up on that
Got em'
I called it right. The firefighter said some things that actually evoked a genuinely offended reaction at 8:12. The ex-drug lord might have caught this if the cop had been within his field of vision at the time. Arguably though, that cop would have managed his reactions better if he had been within the field of vision.
He gave himself away too with his reaction to the “best dental” comment. He just made it undeniable when the FD guy was talking
It's not a continuous shot, so not sure if those two scenes are sequential
@@CharcoalBlasterdog i mean kinda, but he reacted to a few things that were definitely a continuous shot in the 30 seconds before that too.
I was about to comment about the same thing lol
He was super red when he was being interviewed.
The cop gave himself away for most of this thing. The last nail in the coffin for me was when the fireman talked about the difference between cops and firemen. I picked the right one as the cop.
Yep he got way too offended and smacked his lips together I knew it was him
Yeah but you weren’t the one sitting at that table
@@Smiley957 I’ve sat at that kind of table in criminal justice classes and even outside the classroom with things in my job. When doing this I make sure I can see all participants. I am a micro expression reader. Not much slips past me. Not saying I catch everything, I would have caught that though.
@@Smiley957 this guy, I’m sure, would have picked up on it if the cop was on the other side of the lineup. He was pretty observant.
I went back and watched after reading your comment. Omg, he was so butt hurt, lmao.
The limousine business gave it away for me. A lot of ex law enforcement go into that field of business after they’ve retired
This guy looks like the least suspicious guy to be a drug lord
hes in another yt video telling his story look him up
Maybe by looks but the way he talks I could def see it
@@whosSarge Really? I'd say it's the other way around. His looks could fit the part but the way he talks seems a little off even as an ex-drug lord.
They usually are
@@rayphillips5237 did he snitch?
The limousine guy and the girl gave very unique vibe's, the girl was very confident the guy quiet nervous, the others displayed casual neutral behaviour, but those two personalities threw me of, and I knew it had to be one of them two.
Coz they black.
She looks like a student of psychology. Just taking it all in. She looked like he's gonna guess correctly
I knew he was a cop just based off his stance. He had his hands behind his back the whole time. Everybody else was standing the exact same way with their hands in front of them.
He also had them by his side near his waste. When you have a lot of training it becomes a habit especially for conceal carry. You want your hand to be near your weapon.
I realized who was the cop because when you are the protagonist, you always want to pay attention to everything, and Mark was the only one listening to all of them and looking in all directions the whole time, he seems to be the only one actually enjoying the role playing
A bunch of them stand with hands behind their backs.
He also had a little lie in there, he said he had to call them up because his house was burglarized and then right after he said they call him while he was in Spain
The female had her hands behind her back too!
I called it just on looks, Then pretty confident after 5 seconds of his interview. Then 99% for sure at his reactions during the other interviews.
Actually the fireman gave the cop away, when he told the difference between cops and fireman, the limousines guy released a whole bunch of pressure with discomfort, in a clear dislike of his sayings. Also the cop was ready to drop the company name so fast without being asked, it looked like a prepared story to me. He was the most nervous, the one that was open mouth laughing all time in a clear attempt to look calmed and chill, also watched all the environment and the other persons like really really many times. That's a guy who likes to be in control of situation development. The fireman was the most transparent and lovely guy of all. A man you can trust. I think the girl is a cop anyway. BUT THE COP WAS NEVER REALLY UNDERCOVER COP. AN UNDERCOVER COP IS AN ACTOR ON TOP OF SMARTNESS. This cop was more like a regular police man I think, the one that gets immediatelly discovered and killed
Honestly you could say a lot of things about the rest too. Its easy to pick random things about someone when you already know the answer.
Bro chill with the adderall
From the pushups I knew the woman wasn't a cop.
@@tragile9108 I thaught when I saw a women ( black jack dealer ) knock out 3 Man push-ups .... that she had to be in the army or just a regular police officer ( not a undercover )
There's actually a pretty low chance that organised criminals will kill an undercover cop after finding out they're an undercover cop.
They typically try to avoid killing police and journalists because that turns a sentence like this guy's six years into life.
The primary risk from discovery is losing the case entirely.
"What did you have for breakfast?...no donut on the side?"
He almost had him
He a real 😂😂😂 hoodlum for knowing who’s a cop and who’s not
😆😆😆😆
@@curtissimmons2287 he didn’t choose the right one he chose the black guy it was the white tall guy
@@Aquemini616 he was ready to eat that donut too 🤣
08:09 The cop’s reaction to the comment made about cops gave him away 💯
he totally went from *theyre funny* 😃 to *this guys an ass* 😐
Lol ya I seen that he was salty
He was like wow 😂😂
That hurt him lol I liked him tho lol both of em
Its was him or the girl, i knew it
I KNEW IT FROM INTERVIEW WITH THIS GUY! It’s always the outgoing ones that play undercover
Knew it was him before he even spoke. He smiled like a cop.
He also stands like a cop. With his arms behind his back. My ex was a cop and he always stood straight with hands behind his back and even when his fingers were in front he'd stand the same.
Yeah 😂
Hard
Yeah he was the most entertained . Had he been on the job still he wouldn't have done that though
how is NOBODY talking about how he said :
“I know the precinct because I got burglarised so I had to call them up.”
then TWO SECONDS LATER said:
“I was in Spain and they called me up.”
just undermined himself!!!!
FR
Omg that missed me LOL that makes sense
When he mentioned Spain and shifted in his seat, I had him
i thought the same thing lmaoo but he said his girlfriend called him while he was in spain and told him about the robbery so he had to call the precinct.
I caught it. But im watching him now
I knew it was him from the start. If you look at their expressions in the beginning, he was scanning the room and grinning - and everyone else was subdued and looking down.
Yeah as soon as he hid his hands 🙌 game over.
I read everything I could get my hands on about body language when I was young, and watched heaps of videos as I got older. I was a manager of a menswear store for 15 years so I got to practice this stuff.... and you were using a lot of the same techniques (and asking questions is a big part of it. Like asking a question that you know they will lie about.... small stuff like you ask the car they have then you say "is it the best car ever made". They will obviously say yes, jokingly or not, but they are lying and their answer will give you a "tell". Poker players do this a lot). This adds to body language as they speak and move. It looked like you were using all those "skills". Well done to you. Just my observation though, and I could be wrong, but I'd like to know if you would tell me.... cheers mate.
I did time in PA and it’s great to see ppl like you helping out fellow brothers that need a chance. Keep up the good work homie!
When he said the precinct number i knew it. No1 else gon remember a precinct number when callin the police
The cops story literally didn't match. He said that he was burgarlerized and he had to call them up but in the next breath he said that the cop station called him instead while he was overseas. Automatic lie
I caught him up bc he said he knew the # based on a call of a burglary idgaf I had to write out and hear my area code 1,000+ times to remember it. He shouldn’t have known tht to begin with and to only know it bc a call. Weird 😂
That doesn't actually mean anything. You sometimes have to talk to them more than once.
@@jonathanlondon6939 i thought the same thing, but after the dental comment, i said thats the guy, buddy said "you guys got the best dental" and he replied "do we?" instead of "do they" no doubt in my mind after that who it was
@@raylaforme2380 i rewatched and didnt see that
“There you go” n He actually asked, “is it the best” but yea that’s what did it for me too
First we have ex-mafia guys doing podcast talking about their crimes now drug king lords. What a time to be alive, I remember a time where you didn't talk about a crime even if you were convicted of it.
Lol back in my day we did bad things better than you kids! You kids don't know how to rob! lmfao
He seems so proud of his past wow
Well it's all just a hustle, isn't it. There was a time there wasn't podcasts or youtube either.
he did only 6 years, he clearly was not a drug lord. El chapo is a drug lord
Well, that's what happens when the government loses a war on drugs.
Everybody was smiling when buddy was making the donut joke except dude with the mustache 😅 i havent seen this but if it turns out to be him thats hilarious
6 years jail time for a drug lord seemed a bit short
Very short
Kingpin of nothing but a street corner lol
I found the original court documents from sentencing, he took a plea deal. He was considered to be the leader of the other 13 people charged in connection with him, and the total amount was around 15,000 oxycontin from fraudulent Medicaid prescriptions.
Y’all so mad he out and still doing big things 😂
Its more of the term "drug lord". Would have think "drug lord" to be like King Pin level...
But yea...good that he is doing something good now
lol woulda never guessed!!!! the only thing i noticed after rewatching was that he said he got "burglarized." i think most people would say someone broke into their home.
the way he sat down to eat the donut with all the confidence in the world was wild lol so different from when he was interviewed! great undercover cop.
I just want to express my gratitude to the fireman who worked 9/11. Those men were subjected to horrors unimaginable, and were left with lasting health issues that the government did absolutely nothing to help them with. Livelihoods were lost due to medical bills all because they cleaned up a literal terror attack, working around the clock, on regular job salary! The way these heroes were treated is a great shame of the American Government.
I have so much to say but no energy to write it. But I agree. Just disgusting
They do war veterans the same way.. Those guys should never be homeless.. and they should have the best of medical care, especially mental health.
Literal terror attack? You mean a controlled demolition
This is a perfect example of why he did 6 years 😂
They eye contact he keeps on you to see if you’ll break is crazy!
The first guy was so wholesome
I picked the right guy before he even started asking questions. Reason: body language. the way he walked in and stood "at ease" with arms behind. Only cops or military stand like that but cops do moreso who have been out in the streets. It's an authoritative stance. The lady did too so I thought it could be her also.
For me it was his response to “cops want it for free.” He didn’t like that.
or maybe it was that he got called out at the very beginning of the video… nd looks like a cop lol
"Do you mind".... "it's🍩 in my blood" then finishes donut 😂🤣
I knew it was him just because of the way he reacted to what the fireman was saying about cops.
YES!!!!
You could tell it was him the way he was standing and also observing everyone
I had a cop tell me "You make me nervous" in the past. This guy was definitely giving off cop vibes.
Imagine bragging about being a kingpin and only doin 6 years. YOU SNITCHED DUHHH 😂😂
Called mans out cause I was thinking that sentence seemed a little light🤣
On god 🙏🏾
Exactly…
For sure because he talks about it openly people who stay quiet stay quiet
He probably did, but so do heavyweights like cartel drug lords when they get caught. They even sellout their own family members and politicians, lawyers, businesspeople, and cartel allies just to get lighter sentences or to secure the stability of their drug syndicates so that their children may inherit and continue the drug trade. Only ones who are known for not snitching are the old guard of cosa nostra Italian Mafia. Even the new generation of Italian mafiosos snitched to a certain degree. The guy in this video was a mid size fish in the drug world. They all fold and tell. Some more than others. Very rare are those who strictly live by a moral code of no snitching no matter what.
i thought literally everyone was an undercover cop lmao im so bad at this
Love the idea of conbody... We don't do enough to support people coming out of the penal system. Chances of re-offending go up if you can't get a job.
If you want society’s support, don’t commit crimes against society in the first place.
@@skrilla. What? What? What? Bruh you virtues signal at the same time proving to the world you are an idiot. Just stop.
@@skrilla. exactly spread love! Ignore those who want to be left behind.
Why the hell is there a sledgehammer on the table? Just wondering
Prob just for looks. They also had the plastic wrap in the background idk if that was apart of it.
i was like is this ex drug lord gon hammer the undercover in the face
Typical interrogation tools lol
Bro says he's a kingpin and only did 6 years? He's either full of it or a massive snitch.
my dad wasn’t even a kingpin or anything and he just sold drugs and got 14 years. aint no way he only got 6 years
You gotta have the lowest IQ in the world if you think a kingpin wouldn't get a low sentence in a corrupt country where someone can be a kingpin in crime.
I could tell right away. First, owning a limo company felt like a good job for a retired cop. They spend a lot of time driving while on the beat, and they got the hookup on cars in great condition for super cheap from the city impound auction. Next, when questioned about his job history, he gave the appearance of answering, without actually answering directly and fully, which showed that he was hiding something. Lastly, the way he phrased his answer regarding cops having the best dental care as "is it?" instead of "do they?" implies personal ownership, acknowledging that he has the police dental care program.
Great analysis
@@Lescouflair thanks
Is it.?
and he also looked relieved and satisfied when he got told of being nervous as he was acting it
I could tell the guy to the left was the cop just by his reaction to the fireman comments on cops. Dude clearly has an ego didn't like being told he was nervous. Big giveaway.
Yeah, I noticed that too but the kingpin wouldn't have seen that
i didn't notice his face change haha, he big mad
damn just noticed it. 100%
it looked like that for the guy with the wrinkles the cop didnt look hurt at all ur tripping
The minute his face changed I knew it was him
This kingpin sounds like he could be a cop with these mad interrogation skills. So combative lol
2 sides of the same spectrum actually...
They're more inquisitive than cops they do that for a reason.
so much respect to that firefighter, awesome guy right there
It’s funny that the ex-kingpin completely oozes confidence, until the mustached man sits down. Then he immediately backs up and takes his arms off the table.
Because that was his old supplier
"I told you Julio I'm gonna get you your money back!"
When an alpha steps forward, everyone knows it.
yes, true, and you can see the uneasiness that fireman brought on him
That was him giving him respect. Giving someone respect can be a psychological move. He was not scared of him, because what’s going to happen on a Buzzfeed video? Everyone is just chilling.
Notice how the cop was the only one who didn’t have his hands on the table. He was hiding something.
No wondered I didn’t get hired at interviews… literally don’t know what to do with my hands.
Moustache is a nice man you can tell he’s been through it 👍
Only 6 years? Yeah you definitely told on somebody.
I KNEW IT! His mannerisms and reactions gave it away. While the Boss was taking people off the list you could see him getting more and more nervous that he'd be right. Good show 👌🏾👌🏾
You could tell from the start because he was smiling when the kingpin interviews the other people. He triws to act natural and lowkey when other people are tense so he is basically an experienced liar
You don’t get 6 years in prison for this type of crime without helping the government. He deff snitched on his codefendants
And on his rivals.
Nah. If you read his case, his was a small time operation so they cut him a good plea deal.
The ones that make excessive eye contact always undercover
I knew it was him because you could see him look offended when the firefighter was slagging cops off
Really love Marte's personality, the way he is smiling and chill, allows the guy to do a kimura, shows compassion about the burglary... its just these little details that make him a very likeable person
You know for an ex drug lord. This guy seems like a really nice and good guy. Like I want to be his friend
Me too
Yeah most are that’s how they sell drugs bruh lmao it’s all customer service till somone doesn’t get paid
Make a mistake, cost him money and see how nice he is.
@@Lenslows bro drug lords don't sell to the end customers, they sell to other dealers :D
I knew it was Mark! He said he had to call up the local precinct when he got burgled, but then 2 seconds later, he said they called him up.
No i think he meant his employees or the security guards told him about the burglary and then he called the precinct?idk
What gave Mark away to me was that he had a sly look in his eyes and he was the most gregarious. The other four looked too sincere and not nearly as social. And you need to be both deceptive and social to work undercover.
Yes, I thought similarly. He was too relaxed and enjoying everything, almost like overcompensating. Definitely the odd man out.
The problem with this test is each of them could have been under cover for specific missions. Even though I got it right there's no one all personality for the type of world.
Its not the personality it's the mannerisms.
The jujitsu really threw me off, but when it got to the last two guys, I forget what the one interviewing them said, but the cop did this massively huge nervous swallow. It was so noticeable it was comical. The interviewer caught on, but still went for the jujitsu guy.
The cop when asked questions he was giving very extreme answers. For example he said he own a limousine company, then jumped to a story about being in Spain, and didn't give a clear answer about his past jobs, said he was a personal trainer to avoid working for his dad????. If he was a personal trainer he most likely would have continue with a body physic that reflects that discipline.
I know the jujitsu guy couldn't say what kind of green he smoked, but I think he said that to seem cool.
The best part was the mention at the end for Conbody. I think it's really great he's giving redemption a shot by growing his own business in the fitness niche, instead of going down hell's street one more time. Let's go Conbody!
The cop’s facial expression became sooo animated when the firefighter spoke. When his excitement quickly turned resentment at the end of the firefighter’s retirement comment, I realized who the cop was. Before that I was lost. Lol
I nailed it down with Mark: when he was about to name the police precinct number, he tries to deliver a doubtful answer, but not over acting it at the same time, delivering the right answer. A few more things give it away, but I had to watch it 3 times before seeing the answer.
I knew it was the cop from the onset.
Only a cop would know about body language enough, to form a fit of nervousness. By rubbing his palms together, when he should've been acting tough.
His story was also actually a story. He told it like a story. He didn't talk about it like it was his history. Something he had lived through.
He knew the precinct number. Had pretty white teeth. Great dental service. And then, he was the only one actively reacting to the fireman's cop/fireman narrative.
Dude could literally relate.
There were too many giveaways. The guy should've gotten it right.
Yep from the get go, if you go back pause it upon their presentation to the individual. Only one looking around at the others with a 'this is wild huh guys' smile.
The rest were solely focused on the individual they were going to fool. As their minds were focused on fooling the individual and thus reading him.
Awesome
EDIT: He probably would have loved his over the shoulder adjacent position and watching the other folk sell their stories. He's gigglin, lovin it.
Then when he's almost picked he swallows
Civil service dental and vision insurance are both actually crap.
Mmhmmm
Bro was licking his lips like they were glazed with chocolate frosting. Like he was so obviously lying that I thought he was trying to reverse psychology. Kinda shocking how bad he was at lying. Guess the kingpin thought the same thing, just w the guy he chose. But then again, not much to expect from an American cop lol
well, the reaction to the firefighter comment was behind the guesser's head, so you can't bag on him for that.
As soon as he said "you guys got best dental service" or something like that he the old guy and the girl were checking/cleaning their teeths...
bro... love the videos...this format is killer. I love to read body language. make more like this... you are cool and a great host for this. got my subs and like
I’m glad he turned his life around. Seems like a cool guy. As well as the other people he interviewed. Especially the fire fighter.
If he would’ve looked at the line while the firefighter was talking he would’ve seen the cop react to what was said 😂
Limosine driver sounded like a joke, and the “anything to avoid working with my dad” was the ultimate tip to unraveling a massive riddle.
Tbh I didn't pick up much on what he said other than how he said it and his story being a bit jumbled up in parts, which led me to think either he's genuinely quite a meek person, soft spoken, nervous but friendly, or he's playing on his undercover/interrogation experiences with those same aforementioned traits as techniques in order to get the perp to drop his/her guard. The fireman had the classic hard-life gritty hard-man attitude that could make a fireman, logger, foreman, but I didn't feel the cop vive. The other two guys were both too natural in what they stated of their lives. I was almost going to say the limousine guy but I would have placed my money on the lady just because she'd have the physique for the job and the quickness of her responses which follows to believing she's also quick to *issue* questions? Another mechanism that LEOs and Army use to fumble an interviewee.
@@criollitoification In a limo, you have limited contact with your passenger(s)… just like a cop car.
I literally assumed his dad must also have been a cop while he was. (Or it could have other meanings too.)
@@TheSignatureK lol you're reading into it way too much
i read it as it plays
The ex cop was smiling through out the entire video when the rest were being interviewed...
Mustache dude is definitely a firefighter. I think the nervous guy is just playing with the guy
Edit: called it.
KNEW it was the limo driver/owner.
Judging by how nervous he was, couldn't stand still, but yet staying attentive.
😂
Gave it away quick.
Even with his quick answers.
i guessed him as well but only because i figured, he wanted to come off as nervous to counter the exdruglord’s theory that confidence would come off an ex undercover.
Dude was only "close" because of the order they were standing and the side he started from.
3:34 I love how when he mentions dental work, all four in the back run their tongue over their teeth subconsciously, I did it too
I picked this guy as the undercover cop. During the firefighters interview, the undercover reacted like, C'mon man really at the things the firefighter was saying about the differences between the two.
Man you can really tell who is the cop , he has this aura of confidence , the way he stands, he smiles even if he acts nervous you can really tell he's been through a lot and thrived.. that is a good thing.
i still think the guy with the mustache is the real undercover cop...
I like how he's trying to do something better with his life. Even if it's forced, or an act..he's still doing it.
Just because someone sells drugs doesn’t mean they’re a terrible person, hell most would rather do something legit they just don’t know how.
@@TWHowl Not a single drug kingpin in the entire would ever change his life, until they get caught.
your view is MAYBE true for the very little footsoldiers pushin some dope to get by, but the higher ups dont need that money.
they do it for power, because thats more addicting than their merchandise.
Leos it you’re wrong about that bud… I changed my life… completely
@@mysticalraven89 good job man!
I knew he was the cop, lie sounds ridiculous
Every probing question this guy asks is basically "are you a cop?"
"Do you like donuts?"
"I bet you enjoy eating bacon"
"Were you trained by the force to do pushups?"
"Ever ride a horse in times square?"
"Oh you seem like you're cuffing me"
yea this is for the likes. Internet fake face is on. This isn't how it happens in real life whatsoever...
Getting caught selling dime bags of weed when you're 16 years old, does not make you a drug lord, especially when you get caught 3xs by Undercover Officers 😂
lol he sold crack and cocaine too
Then what make you a drug lord? You experience it?
You should watch his documentary on vice, he didn’t get caught on dime bags lol he was an ongoing investigation for ten years before he got caught.
Yeah exactly who is this 🤡😂😂😂😂
you look up exactly what he did , its wild
Man, I love your work !
I'm just proud of my man with his history and dealing with the system and still making a name for himself and managing to get onto a channel with 20 mill subs and doing great working to help other people establish a life after prison. Cheers!
At 8:10 the cops face is priceless at the subtle insult from the fireman
I remember working years ago at a Timmy's (Canadian coffee/donut shop) on a major highway and we always had to give the cops their stuff free. Must be an international thing!
Plot twist. They’re all undercover and trying to find out what seems less suspicious