Agree, you get more from using honey, not vinegar. Offender managers in probation told me that. Perp thinks, hey they like me!! Spills there guts. Hey presto, held accountable > consequences > justice served. 🤙
@@Ben-vl5ew I would not call that "just a bit of an overreaction", an overreaction would be putting it straight into the trash, and/or smashing the plate without even tasting it, and not cleaning it up. I'm sure he wanted her dead, and when the police found out what he did, he came up with the absolute first story that came in to his "smooth" brain. Might also be he is suffering from a severe mental illness, maybe schizophrenia. Perhaps he was hearing voices saying to do it, and they've been saying the same thing for weeks, months years, and sometimes even whole decades. Maybe they were also saying that she was poisoning the chicken, and was is trying to kill him. Eventually causing this to happen, because everyone has a breaking point because for people with schizophrenia that point is probably one of the worst ones. Its so very confusing, scary, you can start hallucinating, hearing things, even feeling things that aren't there, the absolute worst thing is that sometimes you actually think everything you are seeing is 100% real, and that's when it gets really really scary. On thing that people who have a bad case of paranoid schizophrenia, will be 100% convinced that one of their close family members is an imposter. In one case A fathers son went full rage mode, swearing, and demanding to bring their "real" father back, sometimes they might even think their pets were replaced. Maybe he has has a very low IQ, and is legally retarded, but these people can still be 6'6, weigh 260 pounds, and be really really strong. They often throw big tantrums, quite like some other 6 years old with the same mental capacity as he does. Controlling, and correcting a 6 year old child is often easy, and can be done by any stuff without need for help. A female social worker should never go into an elevator, basement, or other small private room. Alone, and will atleast have 1 guard, and/or 1 social worker with her, depending on the client. When either transporting, even simply being in an elevator with, and having private conversation with legally retarded clients, because its very well known that it can go horrible wrong, even thought they have the mental capacity of an 8 year old, some can be over 6'5, and weigh 250 pounds, compared to a small 5'3, 125 pounds girl, you yourself imagine what could happen in such a situation. My mom knew a girl who was almost raped inside an elevator while being alone with one of their clients there (it was one of her first days as an intern, noone told her to always be with atleast 2 when taking the elevator, and she quit shortly after, poor girl) even thought she wasn't raped, she was heavily groped, and had bruising from fighting back.
This guy is one of the few people who works with the worse our society has. He brings the truth to court, I cannot understand why anyone would not respect guys like him.
Oh, I thought I'd be depressed after watching this, but instead I'm so thankful at this amazing person looking after those poor people and their families. Bless you.
The British police's interview technique helped revolutionise the Norwegian police's interview technique. It actually started when two lawyers hired a British expert in interview technique and he prevented a miscarriage of justice in a high profile murder case in Norway 25 years ago.
@@RKarnage you dont need to be a murder investigator to understand that it's not that hard to hate a murderer and lie about it on youtube. Are you on the spectrum or what.
@@polishpat95 nah. Just momentarily stupid. I would definitely hate every murderer I come across if I was an investigator. Pretty neat how your first instinct is to immediately throw insults around
My father had a friend who drove a hearse for a funeral parlor, they went to a house to pickup a body and bring it to the parlor for prep (died of old age no foul play, no motive for there to be a coroner or police investigation) and the body was of an old man who died in his arm chair, so the body went stiff as it happens and they were not prepared to fix the body in the house with the family present, so they put the body into the transport casket, and get it to lie flat, he’s driving back to the parlor and he hears the door open and he looks in the rear view to see the old man sitting straight up lookin in the mirror back at him, my dad’s friend nearly crashed, spun the hearse a complete 180 on the road and jumped out after it stopped, turns out no one latched the door on the casket and the body sat back up, needless to say he didn’t drive a hearse for long afterwards luckily he was able to swap jobs with another man for the parlor
I have PTSS as a result of a armed robbery and the crash of Turkish Airlines in 2009 at Schiphol airport I have great respect for the people who do al these heavy jobs for me it is hard to understand how they keep it up
@@ms.anonymousinformer242 OKAY: I was not a cop. AND I did not work with "oinkys", I worked with professionionals who did not behave in the way you are describing. *I know of one guy who was 'bothered', but he was always driving drunk and had a record.* and AS FOR PTSD: ...you ass I photographed *suicides (usually gunshots to the head and they've been undiscovered for a while. Brain goes through walls.),* car accidents (people usually ate the steering wheel, *like my Father's fiance - THAT SUCKED),* kids drinking underage and would pass out on the way home and *fucking freeze to death in January,* (that one was tough), OSHA accidents (always nasty - including 911), yes, murders, and all manners of death which includes natural causes. Any questions? edit: stupid autocorrect
As he says, "Brilliant!" He touches upon so much of what one goes through in such a quick interview. I love and totally agree with the statement, "It's not my job to hate." If hate is your main feeling, how can you successfully interview and obtain a confession? Well said!
It awesome to see how he is someone who actually truly believes his job is worthwhile while and it is. He gives his 100% to find justice in this world.
Wish all cops understand this.. i just dont like bully cops there is in my town.. i remember when once i was driving with my moms and cops pulled us over cause something had happened in that area and they just acted like we had something to do with it even tho we just were in hospital cause i had appointment and we both had no criminal record and they just acted like we biggest criminals ever it was humiliatin and make me angry cause my mother is teacher and never even think about crime. Atleast they didnt take us to station but it pissed me off and that aint first time i see or hear how police be around here
I presume this gentleman had or has more to say (or has actually said), but for our sake this video is only 8 minutes, still, it is refreshing to meet someone from this profession and appreciated "down to earth" mindset.
IKR?! I have been bingeing for the past 6 days on and off (which, by definition, probably isn't bingeing😉). This interview could easily have been half and hour without filler.
Excellent interview! I wish it was longer because you can tell he loves what he does. I could only imagine the stories he has about all the shit he seen. Thank you and God Bless
Huge respect to this man. It's because of people like him I imagine it's so hard to get away with a murder now for very long, thank god. Another reason we have far fewer serial killers nowadays, because of the work these guys put in. It's fascinating.
Lol. Its because of people like him 95 out of every 100 rapists dont even see inside a courtroom let alone get convicted. Crime is way beyond record levels, there is nothing to be thankful for, aside from you yourself have stayed safe from harm.
@@yourgay3226 I totally agree most rapes never get justice and I agree it is a massive problem. I would disagree crime is at record levels, it's not statistically, and I do believe that the technology/expertise we now have makes crimes harder to get away with, which is amazing. This doesn't detract from the fact rape needs far far more justice and understanding.
Thing that stuck with me he said from the beginning that he does it for the families that get left behind. That's the kind of people we need on the force.
This is upsetting knowing people can actually have the state of mind to kill someone. And then basically getting someone to stare at it and examine it. Is even more gruesome
I am sure given the right situation or circumstance anyone can be in the state of mind to kill. People that do it for no reason i agree, but for some low life to kill/rape your family or someone close to you there wouldnt be a 2nd thought to put a bullet in there head
Tell me about it, it's even more sickening that so many people STAY with people that end up doing this because they don't think they deserve better and it's that very thinking that gets them killed.
Im totally ready to do it to two people involved in murdering someone I know and getting away with it . No regrets too. Its being caged for life that stops me from acting on it though. Its gonna be what end me though,as I may end up suiciding one day from being so frustrated and emotioanlly drained from being unable to seek justice.
I know someone that is a murder detective and he retired immediately after he was able to. He said that it eventually does get to you. All day you are seeing back to back murder cases
Many men think it's ridiculous when women check for violent/abusive tendencies on the first date already. After this video you know why. Estrangement and the wrong dinner might be all it takes.
when he was saying about the family from mauritous, i find it fascinating how different countries community’s from around the world deal with death of a loved one and although he found it strange they done that i think it’s a great way of dealing with the death even though it’s a very sad feeling i believe that’s very positive for the mental side of it where as in england it’s still a very sad feeling funerals are depressing and it takes it’s toll mentally and some people can never get over the grief.
Him saying he is serving the victim and doing them justice was so eye-opening. I don't know what I was expecting, maybe some interest in the crime scene and stuff but not this. Great human being!
can we get this guy a whole documentary pls or a podcast, i wanna hear his stories but like completely out of context so everyone is anonymous like he’s doing here
This guy is living proof that not all cops are bad. Thank you for this. Thank you for humanizing one of the best. I'm in America, police are catching hell for the bad apples. Just thank you for this.
Something that never gets mentioned is to rise to the position of Detective you need a lot of empathy and care, especially when it comes to murder detective.
This is the guy you want Investigating your case (God forbid). Totally professional, rational, and Victim-centred, trying to do his best to give the Victim's family some answers. Also - hope Machete guy got Life with no parole. What a POS.
I always wanted to be a homicide detective, literally my life dream . But I couldn’t get myself to quit smoking ( they won’t hire you if you smoke) and now I have a lifelong pain that won’t allow me to do it💔💔💔
We all moan about the police .. But they are the first ones we will call in a emergency. It's the people around you who don't cooperate with the police. Look around you and work out who would be prepared to risk it all to bring you or your family justice .
Oh my goodness!! If they can prove this man did it??? The eternal gratitude I will feel - for those that valued my sister’s life enough to “dig” for the truth.
It's actually insane, shocking and disgusting, that people go around killing someone who loves them, to whom they are married, dating, in a committed relationship with or a relative, when will people realise violence doesn't solve your problems and it won't fill the void you're feeling. It really doesn't sit right with me that so many women STAY with men like this, beyond being hit or beaten, very often to the point of death. Too many people aren't raising their sons right. I wonder how many *women* do this to their partners though, that's an untapped side of the coin.
Dont blame the victim and dont give women the responsibility. "Mothers raise their sons right" dont make this women's responsibility, children have fathers too.
i have seen the most horrid things in life, death is no joke and murder is not funny. how people can become monsters like this is beyond me, i have been thru alot and mentally had to deal with alot of pain, but would never think of murder.
You set it up.like I go to apartment and rent it.now I live there well now I start sale ing fashion jewelry..now that the words out..I seat on the edge of my seat and watch and bam...I got you!
I'm from Mauritius: we do NOT take photos with our thumbs up when a loved one is dead. It's not common practice at least. That family was just weird as fuck lmfao. Just to be clear: we don't take selfies or pictures with or of late ones.
I’m from U.K. and attended a relatives funeral. Very disturbing at wake, his daughter in law got camera out - asking us to smile for photo. Myself, brother and sister sat there with our jaws on the floor, gobsmacked. Bet the photo was one remember......
@@tenaciousduk6587 I can see smiling if you are celebrating someone life, instead of mourning their death. But thumbs up just seems like you are celebrating their death.
I don’t think you can really speak for all Mauritians. My partner is Mauritian and I’m aware of family members who have passed and had pictures taken of them prior to religious ceremonies. There are also many religions as well as different cultural practices in Mauritius to keep in mind. In saying that, the whole group with a thumbs up.... very odd 😳
For those that commented that the officer showed lack of emotion when he wisely separated "hate" in his job, please remember that he is serving the victim's families and cannot do so to the best of his ability without diving deeply down both sides of a dark, sharp edge of humanity. As he says, it is not his job to pass judgment or hate, rather it is to find answers in service of judgment. It is a hard and, sadly, often thankless job.
"That's not my job to hate somebody."
We definitely need more people like him.
Except that shows a lack of emotion. Dislike
That means he hates them privately. Just not because of his job.
Agree, you get more from using honey, not vinegar. Offender managers in probation told me that. Perp thinks, hey they like me!! Spills there guts. Hey presto, held accountable > consequences > justice served. 🤙
Gngqqq@@tenaciousduk6587
Yes why let hate Cloud your Judgement, miss a great bit of evidence and let a guilty offender walk free.
'I'll tell you a funny story' had me wondering where the story was gonna go haha
Man I saw your comment and then I said what you quoted it was like all my God are we gonna like go off topic here
Then when he laughed after saying she was on the bed
Yeah ikr, how can there be a funny story about a murder investigation
@@Raven-ci8pk dark humor. It’s something detectives build to deal with their job otherwise they become depressed or something
Could have gone left 😂
This man wanted rabbit, his wife cooked him chicken, he stabbed her to death?!
... That's not a motive, that's just fucking nuts
no, would still be chicken
He was probably extremely drunk and in a really bad mood. Still a bit of an overreaction tho
Probably just an excuse.
obviously there is probably more to it then
@@Ben-vl5ew I would not call that "just a bit of an overreaction", an overreaction would be putting it straight into the trash, and/or smashing the plate without even tasting it, and not cleaning it up. I'm sure he wanted her dead, and when the police found out what he did, he came up with the absolute first story that came in to his "smooth" brain. Might also be he is suffering from a severe mental illness, maybe schizophrenia. Perhaps he was hearing voices saying to do it, and they've been saying the same thing for weeks, months years, and sometimes even whole decades. Maybe they were also saying that she was poisoning the chicken, and was is trying to kill him. Eventually causing this to happen, because everyone has a breaking point because for people with schizophrenia that point is probably one of the worst ones. Its so very confusing, scary, you can start hallucinating, hearing things, even feeling things that aren't there, the absolute worst thing is that sometimes you actually think everything you are seeing is 100% real, and that's when it gets really really scary. On thing that people who have a bad case of paranoid schizophrenia, will be 100% convinced that one of their close family members is an imposter. In one case A fathers son went full rage mode, swearing, and demanding to bring their "real" father back, sometimes they might even think their pets were replaced. Maybe he has has a very low IQ, and is legally retarded, but these people can still be 6'6, weigh 260 pounds, and be really really strong. They often throw big tantrums, quite like some other 6 years old with the same mental capacity as he does. Controlling, and correcting a 6 year old child is often easy, and can be done by any stuff without need for help. A female social worker should never go into an elevator, basement, or other small private room. Alone, and will atleast have 1 guard, and/or 1 social worker with her, depending on the client. When either transporting, even simply being in an elevator with, and having private conversation with legally retarded clients, because its very well known that it can go horrible wrong, even thought they have the mental capacity of an 8 year old, some can be over 6'5, and weigh 250 pounds, compared to a small 5'3, 125 pounds girl, you yourself imagine what could happen in such a situation. My mom knew a girl who was almost raped inside an elevator while being alone with one of their clients there (it was one of her first days as an intern, noone told her to always be with atleast 2 when taking the elevator, and she quit shortly after, poor girl) even thought she wasn't raped, she was heavily groped, and had bruising from fighting back.
His response to: "why do you do it ?" restores a little faith in humanity
Just 8 minutes with this man is a crime.
why
@@sideshowhashi4701 I was thinking the same thing. It’s not like he’s telling us how to get away with murder
@@JohnDoe-iw5jg yeah those 272 people are confused, i guess they didnt like his personality or something
@@sideshowhashi4701
He’s saying it should be a crime because it’s not long enough. Should be at least 20 or 30 minutes for this one.
oh yeh i think hes missing a cma
I want this man to investigate where 5 seconds of my promised 8 minutes went..
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I want him to investigate your maths education. Or lack of!!!
Very astute observation. You would make a good investigator.
@@all-father4873 Moron
Funny! 😆
I could've listened to this man being interviewed for hours, very interesting video. Good job.
😂😂😂😂
friendly message to LadBible: GIVE US THE FULL INTERVIEWS THEY ARE INTERESTING AS FK
Yessss please
Transcript of interviews would help those with Dyslexia and Dyspraxia.
@@higher17 Or those unaccustomed to the various British accents of English :)
This guy is one of the few people who works with the worse our society has. He brings the truth to court, I cannot understand why anyone would not respect guys like him.
Oh, I thought I'd be depressed after watching this, but instead I'm so thankful at this amazing person looking after those poor people and their families.
Bless you.
The British police's interview technique helped revolutionise the Norwegian police's interview technique. It actually started when two lawyers hired a British expert in interview technique and he prevented a miscarriage of justice in a high profile murder case in Norway 25 years ago.
if you dont mind me asking what did they change
"My job isn't to hate somebody."
~ The Biggest Fucking Legend, 2020
Or just talking out of his arse.
@@you-know-who5972 How so? You a murder investigator too?
@@RKarnage you dont need to be a murder investigator to understand that it's not that hard to hate a murderer and lie about it on youtube.
Are you on the spectrum or what.
@@polishpat95 nah. Just momentarily stupid. I would definitely hate every murderer I come across if I was an investigator. Pretty neat how your first instinct is to immediately throw insults around
My father had a friend who drove a hearse for a funeral parlor, they went to a house to pickup a body and bring it to the parlor for prep (died of old age no foul play, no motive for there to be a coroner or police investigation) and the body was of an old man who died in his arm chair, so the body went stiff as it happens and they were not prepared to fix the body in the house with the family present, so they put the body into the transport casket, and get it to lie flat, he’s driving back to the parlor and he hears the door open and he looks in the rear view to see the old man sitting straight up lookin in the mirror back at him, my dad’s friend nearly crashed, spun the hearse a complete 180 on the road and jumped out after it stopped, turns out no one latched the door on the casket and the body sat back up, needless to say he didn’t drive a hearse for long afterwards luckily he was able to swap jobs with another man for the parlor
This has me in tears of laughter! 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How is that funny and scary at the same time
Never got chills and laughter at the same time before that! It belongs in a Farrelly Brothers movie!
That old man's spirit must laughed so hard at him😂
"My job isn't to hate somebody" 👏👏👏
As a former police photographer let me tell you the PTSD is wrenching.
I have PTSS as a result of a armed robbery and the crash of Turkish Airlines in 2009 at Schiphol airport I have great respect for the people who do al these heavy jobs for me it is hard to understand how they keep it up
There’s a reason they allall drink so much man
@@jjcoola998 yep that is my bad as well
So is the PTSD from dealing with oinkys who think their job is more stressful then the people they harass and hurt. 🤬
@@ms.anonymousinformer242 OKAY: I was not a cop. AND I did not work with "oinkys", I worked with professionionals who did not behave in the way you are describing. *I know of one guy who was 'bothered', but he was always driving drunk and had a record.* and
AS FOR PTSD: ...you ass
I photographed *suicides (usually gunshots to the head and they've been undiscovered for a while. Brain goes through walls.),* car accidents (people usually ate the steering wheel, *like my Father's fiance - THAT SUCKED),* kids drinking underage and would pass out on the way home and *fucking freeze to death in January,* (that one was tough), OSHA accidents (always nasty - including 911), yes, murders, and all manners of death which includes natural causes. Any questions?
edit: stupid autocorrect
As he says, "Brilliant!" He touches upon so much of what one goes through in such a quick interview. I love and totally agree with the statement, "It's not my job to hate." If hate is your main feeling, how can you successfully interview and obtain a confession? Well said!
Far out I could listen to this guy for hours. Thanks for what you do/have done! 🤗 gotta love heroes who bring justice for victims and their families
It awesome to see how he is someone who actually truly believes his job is worthwhile while and it is. He gives his 100% to find justice in this world.
‘It’s not my job to hate somebody’ this hit hard
Lol. No it didnt.
“My job is not to hate anyone “
Unless they are a nonce.
@@MidnightPodcast even then they don't hate them
That would be a fun job though, eh?
Wish all cops understand this.. i just dont like bully cops there is in my town.. i remember when once i was driving with my moms and cops pulled us over cause something had happened in that area and they just acted like we had something to do with it even tho we just were in hospital cause i had appointment and we both had no criminal record and they just acted like we biggest criminals ever it was humiliatin and make me angry cause my mother is teacher and never even think about crime. Atleast they didnt take us to station but it pissed me off and that aint first time i see or hear how police be around here
Would have loved to hear at least 80 minutes from this very interesting and compassionate person.
You all want more of this man because he is a good communicator
Agreed
A man who is passionate about his work. I like him.
I did some work for a retired homicide detective once years ago. He had the best stories!
I presume this gentleman had or has more to say (or has actually said), but for our sake this video is only 8 minutes, still, it is refreshing to meet someone from this profession and appreciated "down to earth" mindset.
6:55 He has a very strong motivation to doing it. 🙌 Thank you for sharing.
Last question makes it all. These people honestly deserves much more respect we pay them...
I would love to see more with this guy!
These videos be like:
Intro sounds: 🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊🔊
Main video sounds: 🔉
Can’t believe I’ve just found these videos, they are so interesting!
IKR?! I have been bingeing for the past 6 days on and off (which, by definition, probably isn't bingeing😉). This interview could easily have been half and hour without filler.
Excellent interview! I wish it was longer because you can tell he loves what he does. I could only imagine the stories he has about all the shit he seen. Thank you and God Bless
Huge respect to this man. It's because of people like him I imagine it's so hard to get away with a murder now for very long, thank god. Another reason we have far fewer serial killers nowadays, because of the work these guys put in. It's fascinating.
Lol. Its because of people like him 95 out of every 100 rapists dont even see inside a courtroom let alone get convicted. Crime is way beyond record levels, there is nothing to be thankful for, aside from you yourself have stayed safe from harm.
@@yourgay3226 I totally agree most rapes never get justice and I agree it is a massive problem. I would disagree crime is at record levels, it's not statistically, and I do believe that the technology/expertise we now have makes crimes harder to get away with, which is amazing. This doesn't detract from the fact rape needs far far more justice and understanding.
7:55 is not long enough with this dude.
I'd prefer 7:56 now that would be awesome 👍
@@jacobsaccount9353 😂😂😂😂
Thing that stuck with me he said from the beginning that he does it for the families that get left behind. That's the kind of people we need on the force.
Could listen to this man for hours
most people: we came here for the stories
me: *good among us strats*
Great vid ..Love this man...we need people like this xx
That tie is freaking amazing.
Thank you for your service sir 👍🏼 & thank you for another enlightening video unilad
This is upsetting knowing people can actually have the state of mind to kill someone. And then basically getting someone to stare at it and examine it. Is even more gruesome
Gruesome?, maybe... Vital?, definitely
I am sure given the right situation or circumstance anyone can be in the state of mind to kill. People that do it for no reason i agree, but for some low life to kill/rape your family or someone close to you there wouldnt be a 2nd thought to put a bullet in there head
You're just a little kid.
Tell me about it, it's even more sickening that so many people STAY with people that end up doing this because they don't think they deserve better and it's that very thinking that gets them killed.
Im totally ready to do it to two people involved in murdering someone I know and getting away with it . No regrets too. Its being caged for life that stops me from acting on it though. Its gonna be what end me though,as I may end up suiciding one day from being so frustrated and emotioanlly drained from being unable to seek justice.
The real crime here is how short this was!
Smart guy. Could listen to him for more than 8 minutes
This is the most fascinating channel I’ve subscribed to - thank you 🙏🏻
What a great series of interviews! Great work!!
6:43 A murder investigator AND a ventriloquist! So many skills they must teach in the force.
I know someone that is a murder detective and he retired immediately after he was able to. He said that it eventually does get to you. All day you are seeing back to back murder cases
Many men think it's ridiculous when women check for violent/abusive tendencies on the first date already. After this video you know why. Estrangement and the wrong dinner might be all it takes.
same goes for women not just men women kill for money
when he was saying about the family from mauritous, i find it fascinating how different countries community’s from around the world deal with death of a loved one and although he found it strange they done that i think it’s a great way of dealing with the death even though it’s a very sad feeling i believe that’s very positive for the mental side of it where as in england it’s still a very sad feeling funerals are depressing and it takes it’s toll mentally and some people can never get over the grief.
What an awesome TH-cam channel! Glad to see there's still interesting content been done.
Hello!
The Best video of this year for good knowledge of the situation and crimes of course. Im definitely know a subscriber.
A hero for sure and a gent.
This man deserved more time.
Him saying he is serving the victim and doing them justice was so eye-opening. I don't know what I was expecting, maybe some interest in the crime scene and stuff but not this.
Great human being!
Brilliant interview 👍
can we get this guy a whole documentary pls or a podcast, i wanna hear his stories but like completely out of context so everyone is anonymous like he’s doing here
Hi, am Elizabeth from california and I'm a full time FXTM
The worst thing about a murder is you can’t get to hear the story from the victim ;(
Or maybe the worst part is the fact that someone has been killed
Is that a sad winking face?
@@johnjames2397 obviously upside down crying
the story would be “ahhhhhhhhh im getting a knife in my heart”
policing in the uk is really different from north america, appreciate the perspectives & stories.
This is too short‼️ it was getting interesting mn
@@Jay-O_Carlow You are a weirdo man she wasnt even talking to you lol
I really like this man, I just hope all other murder detectives have his outlook and attitude
This guy is living proof that not all cops are bad. Thank you for this. Thank you for humanizing one of the best. I'm in America, police are catching hell for the bad apples. Just thank you for this.
You're appreciated. Many of us support you.
I've always wondered how big that chair/stool they sit on actually is because it looks small as hell
Video: "How to catch a murderer"
Me: *Plays L.A Noire to learn how to track murderers*
Watching this video really made me appreciate that I have a good life and family.
i like how this is “with a murder detective” but actually this is “tell us about blood and death” lol
Love this!!! My dream job
I love this blokes humanity and dedication. Well done, Sir. 👏👏👏
Title - 8 minutes with...
Video length - 7:56
*LIES! DECEPTION!*
Can we please have longer videos because these people are interesting
"Why do you do it"
"Oh it's brilliant!"🤣
Read Homicide:A year on the killing streets by David Simon.
He went on to make The Wire, it's certainly an eye opener
Something that never gets mentioned is to rise to the position of Detective you need a lot of empathy and care, especially when it comes to murder detective.
I read right through this guy. He ain't about his community. He's about the thrill.
I think you are not as perceptive as you think. 😉
Its lovely to see he loves his job
These need to be longer
awesome interview, love his tie!
This is the guy you want Investigating your case (God forbid). Totally professional, rational, and Victim-centred, trying to do his best to give the Victim's family some answers.
Also - hope Machete guy got Life with no parole. What a POS.
I always wanted to be a homicide detective, literally my life dream . But I couldn’t get myself to quit smoking ( they won’t hire you if you smoke) and now I have a lifelong pain that won’t allow me to do it💔💔💔
That just can't be true. Where do you live that soking has anything to do with your detective competence?
Yeah if your career is seeing corpses and all the other shit that comes with it everyday you deserve a cigarette at least.
Who told you that you can't be a detective if you smoke? I see homicide detectives smoking all the time.
Maybe she meant Marijuana haha
We all moan about the police .. But they are the first ones we will call in a emergency. It's the people around you who don't cooperate with the police. Look around you and work out who would be prepared to risk it all to bring you or your family justice .
No just because YOU rely on another person for your safety doesn't mean others prefer to rely on thrmselves.
What a man well done ⭐💯
What a great man for not hating. There are so many circumstances that could brew a murder, ie. domestic abuse victim, eg. final straw
Its said the role of the detective is to speak for the dead.
Oh my goodness!! If they can prove this man did it??? The eternal gratitude I will feel - for those that valued my sister’s life enough to “dig” for the truth.
This episode is actually cool.
That tie though :D
He has seen some gruesome things. Fascinating
It's actually insane, shocking and disgusting, that people go around killing someone who loves them, to whom they are married, dating, in a committed relationship with or a relative, when will people realise violence doesn't solve your problems and it won't fill the void you're feeling. It really doesn't sit right with me that so many women STAY with men like this, beyond being hit or beaten, very often to the point of death. Too many people aren't raising their sons right. I wonder how many *women* do this to their partners though, that's an untapped side of the coin.
Dont blame the victim and dont give women the responsibility. "Mothers raise their sons right" dont make this women's responsibility, children have fathers too.
Very interesting, I’ll take his forensics information into consideration.
I have a genuine question if you want to become apart of a MIT do you need to start off as a normal officer, and what's better solicitor or detective?
i have seen the most horrid things in life, death is no joke and murder is not funny.
how people can become monsters like this is beyond me, i have been thru alot and mentally had to deal with alot of pain, but would never think of murder.
"It's not my job to hate somebody"
You set it up.like I go to apartment and rent it.now I live there well now I start sale ing fashion jewelry..now that the words out..I seat on the edge of my seat and watch and bam...I got you!
Just sit them down and they'll tell you how they masterminded everything for no reason.
I'm from Mauritius: we do NOT take photos with our thumbs up when a loved one is dead. It's not common practice at least. That family was just weird as fuck lmfao.
Just to be clear: we don't take selfies or pictures with or of late ones.
I’m from U.K. and attended a relatives funeral. Very disturbing at wake, his daughter in law got camera out - asking us to smile for photo. Myself, brother and sister sat there with our jaws on the floor, gobsmacked. Bet the photo was one remember......
@@tenaciousduk6587 I can see smiling if you are celebrating someone life, instead of mourning their death. But thumbs up just seems like you are celebrating their death.
Guess I'm not the only mauritian watching this!
I don’t think you can really speak for all Mauritians. My partner is Mauritian and I’m aware of family members who have passed and had pictures taken of them prior to religious ceremonies. There are also many religions as well as different cultural practices in Mauritius to keep in mind. In saying that, the whole group with a thumbs up.... very odd 😳
When someone accuses you of killing pink but you say you killed red
....stop
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@@conorkiddell9245 i cant anymore oml
Man be looking like Agent 47 solving the cases this time
Her head was on her shoulders? Good observation.
i’m sorry but the title in the thumbnail made me laugh so hard. like i think you mean “homicide detective”, not “murder detective”... 😅🙃
For those that commented that the officer showed lack of emotion when he wisely separated "hate" in his job, please remember that he is serving the victim's families and cannot do so to the best of his ability without diving deeply down both sides of a dark, sharp edge of humanity. As he says, it is not his job to pass judgment or hate, rather it is to find answers in service of judgment. It is a hard and, sadly, often thankless job.
Craziness well done sir keeping those sickos away from us
"I was a derelict father"
"Let me tell you something funny"
The audio on these needs to be louder