Valkyrae Reacts To The Bizarre Case of Stephen McDaniel (JCS - Criminal Psychology)
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"you telling me you went a whole week without cleaning your apartment?"
"yes."
"wow... That's horrible Steven" hahah
He should have said sorry, my wife doesn't clean everything like yours.
Just so you know, he said "WhYYY"
I think the point is that the detective said he smelled like cleaning supplies, more importantly bleach, but then admitted not to have cleaned his own apartment recently. Making himself seem even more suspect, because in reality he murdered her and used cleaning supplies in her apartment to clean it up.
@@kylevernon i was thinking the exact same thing
I felt so called out by that part
he actually managed to got interrogated for 2 hours without moving his legs and torso the whole time? what the heck?!?
I can do the same to be honest.
I would go crazy but probably because I have really bad posture 😂
He's a little crazy that's why (⊙_◎)
@@deannaadams9430
a...a little?!
👀
@@sophieceleste4771 🤣🤣
The fact that he got arrested for stealing condoms is absolutely hilarious.
FR LMFAO and on top of that, he told them that hes a virgin and waiting until marriage LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOO am dead
It’s always the little things/details that get you caught. Capone (the notorious mobster) was caught because he didn’t pay taxes, so the legend goes.
@@maruraba1478 yes totally agree, if i remember ted bundy was got caught because his tail lamp was dead, correct me if im wrong
He might have gotten away if he didn't say he was waiting until marriage/ bought those condoms himself lmao
@@serendipity1939 yes this is true. but they only knew that because they found the condoms.
He’s like one of those NPCs that turn their head towards the player whenever they get close.
Even npc has longer voice lines lol..
Yes.. no.. I dont know.. I dont understand..
@@dy6363 you got a point there lol
I saw this comment before actually watching the interrogation part and was like hehe but then I saw it and man in the worst way this is so accurate
"Have you ever heard of high elves?"
"Argh"
"Aurr"
"Buoh"
*drop dead*
Bethesda NPC
it's insane how quickly the "Look at me when I'm talking to you, son!" tactic backfired lol
7:28
TCC iiubui
omg, the suspect even made the investigator nervous. This is case is so disturbing...
I agree
This is both terrifying and kind of brilliant if this is a tactic. Its their job to make him nervous, and if hes making them feel weird instead, his counter is kind of brilliant.
@@Celticshade well, he's a law student. Maybe he knows some kind of tactics that would work if he committed a crime, which it works.
7:28
He didn't make him nervous whatsoever... Annoyed but not nervous.
The fact he NEVER breaks eye contact with either of them after being asked to make eye contact even when they look away from him he's still looking at them directly. It's so fucking creepy. I was expecting him to just jump out of his seat and try to strange the first detective ngl. 💀
You mean strangle in the 6th row to the right Right
He must've had an intense stare. Not only did he make these investigators uncomfortable, but even the victim could feel his stare without ever knowing what he was doing. She just KNEW. Scary man, indeed.
Well, he did what he was told to. Look at them if they're talking to you. Lol. Atleast he's being cooperative.
This man is terrifying. I keep imagining him turning his head 360° or just leaning forward and taking a bite out of the detectives.
Bro I thought I was the only one he looks like he botes
He's the imposter
Her talking to her chat and telling them to be strong and not be scared is super endearing. I legit found it adorable
Weirdchamp
Same 🙊
@@chrischika7026 it's normal for people not to be used to this. It's not privilege. Alot of her chat is younger kids, and if they see some random man completely emotionless is gonna be erie
Mother Rae lmao
@@chrischika7026 lmao no, it’s not a privilege to not be subjected to this stuff, but it def is traumatic to watch something like this. just like it’s traumatic to be subjected to it but if someone hasn’t seen something like this before, they just haven’t been triggered or traumatized. doesn’t mean your privileged it just means you’re a normal person. no trauma ≠ privileged.
These detectives seem a lot more aggressive and less professional compared to the others in the series. Still though, it’s cool seeing the phycological side of detective work.
physiological????
@@only1kingz like how the narrator breaks down and describes interrogation tactics and how calculating it actually is to get someone to confess
Did you mean psychological?
phycology is an entire different branch of work, i think you meant psychological
well to be fair, all detective works are different, but this detectives tactic is to break the mental of the suspect/culprit. i think he did a good job, i mean we cannot say shit about them, they know better than us about their methods. especially big cases like this are getting handled by veterans so... also a psychopaths brain cannot be understood with logic and their thought process is fucked up (obviously) so you have to try to use that power in that voice to break them. what do you think will happen when the detective would have tried to "outplay" him with such a soothing voice. he would say "yes" "no" "i don't know" all day without any flinch or reactions from the psychopath 100%
The fat detective buckled so quick when Steven made eye contact 😂😂😂
The guy is very creepy i dont blame him lol.
i mean that guy is a psychopath. i don't wanna know how he actually looked like. i bet he was glaring at the detectives with wide open eyes without even blinking.
@@solojinmusic most likely just looked calm, which would’ve made it more unnerving
The detectives not knowing that the blood wouldn't be in his apartment is a massive L.
buddy i think the detectives lost their temper because that psychopath answered with "yes" "no" "i don't know" for fucking hours.
well to be fair, all detective works are different, but this detectives tactic is to break the mental of the suspect/culprit. i think he did a good job, i mean we cannot say shit about them, they know better than us about their methods. especially big cases like this are getting handled by veterans so... also a psychopaths brain cannot be understood well (obviously)
Correct. More damage than good because then he knew they were lying. Just like the whole hair thing. Trying to get him to admit what they weren't certain about.
okay sherlock
@@jinoh1995 yea but the point is they messed up, you’d think they’d go over the evidence against him to be able to conduct a good interrogation, but crucial information like where he dismembered her should be known, and If the evidence wasn’t found when they did this interrogation then the gamble on possibility they he killed her in his apartment was a failure Bc suspect would know they were bluffing
Oh this case... Its somehow more disturbing than many others.
Can anyone tell me where does she originally stream these reactions??
@@ashshawon6840 on twitch , valkyrae
@@ionelabaran5289 r u sure she streamed these on twitch?? Cause i see that she was last live on her twitch on Jan,2020.
Can you gimme a link of where she actually streams?
@@ashshawon6840 She streams on TH-cam. All VODs sre unlisted so you can check her past streams on her playlist
@@rara3010 i can't find any such playlist on her YT channle. Maybe that is why you and i are here im this channle lmao. I think she deletes/privates her streams or something
if he wasn’t the murderer and actually was a genuine friend tho, imagine that the first time you hear that your friend is for sure dead and found her body is while you’re being recorded on the news ?? that’s awful
I always think about this. Like these cases are shown to had known who the killer is with definitive evidence and or conflicting alibi. BUT what if they somehow just got the wrong person. And an honest person who doesn’t know anything would just say “I don’t know” to a lot of answers. Not saying it’s a definitive thing, just a ‘what if.’
This happened to my dad, he got a call from the media who told him 5 family members were killed in a disaster, then asked for comments it was at 3 am too, he was shocked and disgusted that the media were fishing for statements before the family even knew, the next day his comments were front pages of all the Melbourne newspapers
Wtf ?? He was tho??!
@@thewhyofthings8450 ?
@@thewhyofthings8450 uh no, he was a creep and a stalker that probably snuck in to watch her sleep and got caught
The detectives tactics were to break him down psychologically. When he was bringing sexual questions and sometimes referred to himself, he wasn’t being honest, he was just trying to see the reaction of the suspect. Detectives would never talk about their personally life to a criminal. These detectives knew they were talking to a sociopath, so they would say things that would make him uncomfortable.
Right, they were so unprofessional, like in the video the narrator said that they were basically making fun of his and bullying him. I felt uncomfortable while watching.
@@hanna4092 I don’t understand how people can feel any kind of emotion when seeing a murderer being made uncomfortable…. He killed someone and your uncomfortable about his uncomfortability
@@hanna4092 it's amazing that you think murderers should be coddled. They're allowed to have human rights yes, but detectives are allowed to prod them for their crimes. Because ya know, they committed crimes? Lol
@@hanna4092 he snuck into a girls house, stalked her, recorded her, and eventually killed her when she found out… i think he can handle a lil bullying
Well, they were frustrated because they can't break Stephen. That's why they had to be aggressive as much as possible.
That cop made me uncomfortable with the amount of times he called her pretty and judged Steven for not hooking up with her
same, ik it’s not a reflection of the cop & i hope it isn’t but it seemed unnecessary in a way.. but it’s his job ig, you can see it also made rae uncomfortable too lol
It’s psychological. The detective was trying to find some way to get some sort of reaction out of him.
Good, it’s supposed to be uncomfortable to make him break. That’s the whole point. Any normal person would find it slightly uncomfortable, but this guys a brick wall.
As disturbing as it might be, his job is to channel the suspect to make him feel comfortable and like he can relate so that he can get closer to unfolding the truth and get something out of him so that the investigator can use it against him in court and get justice for the victim and her family. I’m sorry he made you uncomfortable, but it is his job and to be honest this whole case is uncomfortable 😓
the interrogator was trying to play off of what he believes to be stevens thoughts. playing off the guys insecurities by judging him for not getting her to sleep with him while she’s alive and playing off his motives by constantly reminding him how pretty she is. he’s trying to get him to feel enough emotion to break, which is also why the interrogator got so nervous when steven gave no reaction at all
Imagine someone in the appartment block that you never saw or knew about, having pictures of you, and having a secret relationship with you in his head. That's some next level harrassment.
And then, you move out and he shows up for the first time to make sure you'll never leave him. Fucking YIKES. Some people huh ...
well there's a tone of people that can be having secret relations with you inside their own heads, and that's not harassment. You can't control the minds of others or what they think of you.
@@paulogaspar8295 Yes but the only difference is that when people do that they know its fiction. So they are able to distinguish fiction from reality.
@@paulogaspar8295 Also taking pictures and storing those of you without permission is beyond creepy and i'd consider it harrassment. Even when it's google maps. That's why they have to filter everything because they'd be invading your privacy if they wouldn't.
@@paulogaspar8295 big difference between home invasion and surveillance versus someone’s fantasy
That's not harassment is it? It's fucked up but not harassment
I know it a serious topic but the
"YES YOU DID STEVEN". "STEVEENN!!!". IS FUNNY
u killed that gurl stevahn!
"you mean you go a whole week without cleaning?"
"yes"
"why?"
why you gotta call me out, i'm depressed asjdhgskhguirhglodgkf
That detective don't fucking clean weekly. His wife does. He even associates the smell of cleaning chemicals with his wife.
Don't feel bad about not cleaning.
When he said he hadn't seen her in 2 or 3 weeks and knew nothing about her lately, why didn't the detectives bring up the fact that he knew she was supposed to be leaving and moving that day when he was talking to the news
She could have planned it before, and mention it to him/other people before.
seems like its obvious he suffers from undiagnosed MPD/DID to me, but i am not a doctor
The amount of times that this guy in the red shirt is unintentionally speaking in rhymes is fucking crazy. And the part where he's like "did ya think about havin sex?" and Steeeeven replies "no" and is abruptly cut of with "LIAR". Was exactly like a conversation you'd have with some drunk old dude at a bar.
That red shirt dude is soo fkn wild 😭 I wonder how long he had been working for the police
I would choke up and cry trying to talk to this dude I'd be SCARED. LMAO
I was laughing when the fat detective was using the land whale technique
@@acdesegurgels8663 what does that have to do with anything OP said? Jeez, you’re cringe.
It's a pure psychopath. Showing no emotions and no capability or need of emulating any of them. Pretty fascinating and terrifying.
Facing people like this u gotta show ur not afraid and scared of him. A way commonly used against people like these that won’t spit is to act impatient and aggressive to give pressure and fear t break then from their act
But it can backfire if it doesn’t work, to use this tactic u gotta make sure it works 100% since if it doesn’t work it may have a chance to backfire
This is the only killer so far I’ve watched on this show that genuinely scares me just by looking at him
I’m just waiting for him to suddenly lock eyes with the camera before the camera mysteriously glitching out
Then he crawls outta your phone
"there's blood in your apartment, you didn't clean it all up" 😐, these have to be the worst detectives
How would they have know if he took her to his house or not, we know what he did they Don't, so explain your statement please 🙏
@@Nikki-lh1tu its just extremely unlikely he would bring her body back. At the time when they ask him about the cleaning they were already under the assumption he attacked her in her apartment which they brought up to him multiple times to pressure him to Crack. Unless they believed he killed her in there, took her whole body and dragged her down the hallway in the open back to his room, its most likely he would of found out his way of disposal from her room itself
@@Nikki-lh1tu I think another thing I'd of liked to see brought up to him was about how he hasn't seen her in 3 weeks or whatever but in the news interview he's talking as if they're hanging out and whatnot and how he's like she is supposed to be moving today. Of course she could of told him that way back but its not like they brought up much to begin with ya know
@@Nikki-lh1tu if you've seen the Chris Watts investigators and the Nikolas Cruz ones those detectives are amazing
@@ninolatimer1863 Thanks so much for taking your time to explain it to me 😅🙏
I'll probably look at those documentaries that you recommend, Thanks a bunch again ❤
The speed he turns his head when the second detective comes in is eerie!
If he had answered every question including that TV interview with just "Yes" "No" "I don't know" then he would've been walking freely today
You forgot " Okay"
“I didn’t do it”
no because his DNA and weapons were enough to proof his crime.
@@craftavrila8704 They would have had to know to look in his apartment to begin with. They would have simply had a hacksaw with the victims blood on it, nothing more.
I think most of the criminals we see would've been in a better situation had they just answered yes or no lol. They tend to ramble too much on unrelated subjects and it really gives it away
A: That makes sense to you?
B: Yes
A: So what I'm saying right now makes sense to you?
B: No
(*screeching inside*)
the fact that he legit didn’t move a single muscle when they sped up the footage was fuckinh terrifying
This was my town and my law school.
For people criticizing the detectives you all need to recognize something in this case. This guy was a law student, about to take the bar exam. He had a background in criminal law practice. Meaning he was very much aware of what was happening, possible defenses and how to behave to initiate certain defenses, how to not incriminate himself, etc. This wasn’t like interrogating an average guy off the street. They did a good job in this interrogation when you read into the case and see the evidence that was presented in court. The bluff may not have worked but he boxed himself in on other issues.
Hmmm. This is actually good perspective.
Ooh😲
No these cops are just bad and if it wasn't for the solid evidence against him, he be free.
that detective had mad faith on the chair he's sitting on
Omg truu
Definitely feels like these detectives are not as good as some others Rae has reacted to
You can only do so much to a psychopath. The other detectives would have just a hard as time
It mostly goes to show that if a suspect doesn’t react normally to situations it’s really hard to play mind games, detectives realy on humans being human, so when someone like him is acting really abnormally it’s hard to make any kind of progress
Omg another kpop fan
A lot of what made them seem not so good as others is that they had to constantly explain things to him like a child and create analogies because they couldn’t tell if he was even capable of understanding them like a normal human. Their #1 priority was trying to get him out of that trance he was in, either by fear or guilt neither which worked.
@@marcoaraiza9381 was he ever Diagnosed as one ?
Even I got uncomfortable by the way he kept looking at the detective
he doesn’t even move his head after the detectives leave the room
male streamers watching jcs "lel meme time this shit is WILD YO"
female streamers: *horrified the entire time because this shit is too real and could be any of us and remembering that nearly 1 in 10 women are stalked in their lifetimes*
Not 1 in 10 lmao that’s bs
@@crackheadgaming8649 i get that you as a man have no clue of the reality of women and don't care to believe us, but you could at least....google lol
@@crackheadgaming8649 Yeah it's not 1 in 10. If anything, it's likely quite a bit higher, if you consider women who might not report because they don't think anyone would believe them, or think maybe they are the crazy one. After all, Lauren didn't report it...
@@shadycatz85 buy a gun then, play the game smart (life) or else you suffer the consequences. It’s not anyone’s job but your own to take care of yourself so get self preservation tools. And it’s not 1 in 10 if you think it is tell me where you got that jumber
@@crackheadgaming8649 it’s actually 1 in four for women, and 1 in 13 for men. If you’d like the link please let me know.
I'm sorry I know he murdered that girl but goddamn this interrogation was hilarious.
The way he's moving his head like an NPC
The way the detective got shut down either verbally or unknowingly by him
The way the detective kept saying that him not cleaning his house or not doing laundry, wearing the same underwear more than one day, like some normal sane people dont do some of these things.
Most of the time you feel like something's off or you're being watched, TRUST YOUR GUT. Happens so often to girls who live alone. My mom had the same feeling, she left the house after a while because she hated the feeling there... came back the next day and someone robbed the house.
He even managed to make the interrigator confess, that he hurt people
As horrible and terrifying this is.... I am kinda impressed. And that's what terrifies me even more....
Whats the impressive thing here?
exactly! every time he kept up the act I was thinking "wow this is so cool" or "oh my god that's insane!" but every time I had to remind myself that he's a freaking murderer
@@basicbacon5951 that he (if it was an act) keept the act up for such a long time. I wouldn't say that it was "cool"(as the person above me suggested). More like:" interesting that a human is able to do that for so long"
He sat completely still, didn't break eye contact, was emotionless.... I don't know as a person who very much loves to express and feel her emotions (and has terrible posture so I can't sit still 😂) it's interesting to see someone do this. Sorry I don't know how else to describe it. Does that make sense? Hope I don't come off as crazy to you 😅
@@sophieceleste4771 ooooh ok. Yeah it was bonkers how he was acting.
I’m unnerved not impressed also what the hell to some of these comments???
22:24
The door opens and is loud i'd look to see who it was, but he doesn't move an inch, that terrified me. how do these men sit there and not feel like their about to get attacked lollll
I feel like someone who is innocent would definitely look to the door to see who is coming in
They're bigger than him, he is unarmed, and they're in a building filled with other law enforcement. What is he going to do? Try to bite them?
@@sirus804 yes, being bitten would suck
@@sirus804 clearly u dont know how crazy some people fucking are LMFAO he murdered a chick for 15 minutes straight, STRANGLING HER, being attacked himself... i wouldnt be surprised if he tried attacking anyone in that situation. it even happens in doctors visits, so it definitely could happen there. 👀
i could not take these guys seriously with these accents lmfaooo
"STEPHEN"
Everytime the red shirt detective says the guy's name I just cackle a bit
We all have accents. But thanks for admitting you find people different than you hilarious. I think they have a word for that 🤔 damn it's right on the tip of my tongue...
Watch out, you can’t say this about people depending on their race
@@jaxystarr7108 someone’s southern
@@jaxystarr7108 it’s really not that deep actually
The detective is like my mum talking to me about my grades and why I didn’t didn’t do good enough
Why does this interrogation sound like my meetings with my school counsellor-
kek
It was a confluence of both bad detective strategy and calculated lawyering for himself considering he was interested in taking criminal law.
He was probably keeping his options open to an insanity plea or trying to keep his responses to a minimum to avoid a confession.
Unfortunately for him, he left tons of breadcrumbs elsewhere.
Exactly
I’m from this town and this law school. He’d already taken and actually practiced some criminal law as a third year law student. He was getting ready to take the bar exam at the time of the murder. He was definitely trying to either keep options open or beat it altogether. He basically knew exactly what was happening here because he was already very much knowledgeable about the process.
as someone who watches A LOT of true crime content. this is one of those few cases that really really gets to me. stay safe out there friends! (also, "the hair was there!")
These are some level 1 detectives they were more worried about getting jokes off
you can tell this dude knows how interrogations work. he answered all the questions correctly until admitted
Yeah, it’s crazy. He did something “right” but don’t murder people folks, it’s bad mkay.
these detectives weren't the smartest
You aren’t either
thanks man i appreciate it
Lmao they really aren’t
I have never seen an interrogator this uncomfortable before. Dude is creepy af
What ??
He just had a whole stack of empty toilet rolls....? whatever for...
....is that crazy.... asking for a friend 😅
Make a fake gun duh!
Home made fleshlights.
maybe to build a castle
I have seen it a lot in students (shared) appartements. Maybe not presented like it was here, still not that unusual i think.
I remember this one very well. Stephen is honestly just not human.
'That's why your having a mental breakdown' officer it looks like u had a breakdown 💀💀
This red shirt detective really makes me uncomfortable with the whole "you look at girls and must want to have sex with them right?" And then when the suspect said no he's all surprised. like idk if that is good evidence to go against him LOL
I mean the killer is still creepier and an awful person, but this definitely wasn't my favorite interrogation.
Edit: replying to comments below: I understand after closer inspection and from random people in the comment section that this is a tactic to push the killer into confessing, and it may not be reflective of the detective's actual thought process (I mentioned this in the replies below but I feel like nobody read it). This comment was my first impression and yes, if someone had said this in another context (the whole having sex with people on the street thing), it would have made me uncomfortable. But after some explanation, I can see why he said that.
No where in this comment did I ever say these detectives were worse than the killer. I even pointed out that the killer is awful because I knew someone would say that. Of course the killer is worse. Of course the killer is 10000x more horrible. But JCS videos aren't just about the killer, it's about the interrogation and the detectives, hence all the commentary about their tactics. Me saying these detectives weren't my favorite out of the bunch of detectives from the other cases doesn't negate the fact that the killer is still the killer. We're just not talking about him in this comment.
And yes, even after all the explanation and me understanding their reasoning, compared to the ones in other videos, these still aren't my favorite detectives. Or rather, because this sounds like I'm judging their person and some were offended by that, this wasn't my favorite interrogation. Even if them saying all that stuff was a tactic to get the killer to confess/slip, it didn't even work, which was why it felt creepy on their end, because from the viewers standpoint, it's just them saying creepy stuff with no encouragement or response. They also made assumptions (him killing her at his house) and tried to use that against him, which didn't work, because it was false. They went aggressive on him and then flipped to a reassuring tone, instead of the other way around, which made it difficult for the entire tactic to work.. They were just going in the wrong directions for a huge part of the interrogation. It also didn't help that the killer was terrifying as well. The entire thing felt unprofessional and panicked. So therefore, this isn't my favorite interrogation, and, out of the bunch of detectives I've watched in these videos, they weren't my favorite detectives.
Before someone says this, I know it's a hard career. I dont know anything about this field, and I wouldn't have done a better job if I was placed in that position, because I have never been trained to be a detective. I will admit that my opinion may be partially formed out of hindsight, and so it may be unfair. I get that, which is why I am no longer forming my opinion based on the people, but just based on the interrogation.
With that being said, I still stand by my original comment. What the guy in the red shirt said did make me feel uncomfortable, and it still wouldn't have been good evidence to go against him even if he had responded. And if that statement is "completely normal" to say,, as someone claimed below, then it would've made even less sense for them to bring it up, as the killer responding to it would be completely normal as well. In other words, the only way the detectives could've brought this up without it making them seem like they were being pointless, is if THEY knew the statement itself IS creepy, and if the killer responded to it, then he would've come off creepy as well (though it wouldn't incriminate him), OR they knew that the statement was shocking enough to push the killer to confess. Their statement was SUPPOSED to harbor the response that I expressed in my original comment, meaning it wasn't supposed to be considered "human nature" or "rational" at all. So again, what the guy said did make me uncomfortable, and now I know it was supposed to. I understand why he said it and therefore won't apply the same feelings onto the detective, but whoever defended those statements as "normal" definitely wouldn't have been on the same side as the detectives.
AND ALSO, because someone thought this was his bullet-proof argument that would "break people's realities", even if a grown woman had said this, it would've made me uncomfortable. If it was about a homosexual relationship, it would've been uncomfortable. Anyone saying (sans context) that they would see people on the street and imagine them in sexual scenarios, would make me uncomfortable. That is not an argument. That is just projecting your own reality onto us, which is why no one replied to it. I never had double standards or discriminated against men in this comment, so whoever thinks about commenting that is really just being the discriminating ones themselves.
That is my overall opinion. I apologize if it irritated you.
So you think that a heterosexual guy that looks at a girl and thinks she's pretty and has the thought of what would it be to be with her sexually is uncomfortable?
Would you be presented with the same scenario but rather than a guy it would be a heterosexual girl looking at a guy and thinking that, or even more so a homosexual girl/guy, would you still think is "uncomfortable"?
There's nothing weird about looking at someone and feeling attraction. It's only normal, just because you don't look at someone that way or because you've never been seen that way does not make it abnormal.
In any case the detective used that to cause a reaction or to prompt a more dynamic response, other than "yes, no, I don't know".
The whole time that red shirt detective was up there was surreal. Like I know it's probably a technique to make the bad guys crack but that was so creepy. Glad I'm not the only one that thought the same thing, felt almost like that guy was implying he wanted to have sex with every woman he saw on the street.
Agreed.
right and then he turns around and says "this little girl"... a fuckin weirdo
@@marxunderhill6737 It made me uncomfortable because actually no, not everyone experiences sexual attraction like that. I get these cases might be from a different time but the statement in and of itself made me very uncomfortable yes.
Those 5 minutes at 29:15 went by as if it was 5 seconds, he didn't move at all xD
The poor quality of the camera makes it so much creepier because his eyes basically look just like two black holes in a really pale face which barely moves and stands out even more due to the long, black, contrasting hair around it. Yikes.
I love these! Keep them coming! :D
this guy has insane control over his mind body and soul
I've seen the news clip before, he was shocked that they found the body and he knew it would ultimately lead to his conviction :/
Or bring up the fact that there was no sign of breaking in to the apartment and he just happens to have the custodians keys to be able to enter
"I don't know"
"How many times are you gonna say idk"
"I don't know"
His real crime is wearing the same pair of underwear for multiple days
For a person who is a sexual creep and not changing his underwear for weeks is just fucking 🤮🤢.. Imagine all the jizz in his underwear for just watching girls walk by. Fucckkk! Pretty sure there'd be bacterial civilisation in there.
I'm literally about to puke.
YOU DONT WASH YOUR CLOTHES IN THREE WEEKS WHY?!??!?!?
He probably musty as fuck
y'all clearly haven't suffered from mental illnesses or disability and it shows in your ableist judgments
@@stargayzer-piyo true because some days I will not shower for at least 2-3 weeks because I can not get out it bed it because mentally draining
If he truly was intelligent he would’ve asked for a lawyer immediately
He has gods trust in that chair my goodness
This is the one I've been waiting for
Somebody check on the man doing the voice overs. His notion at the end was heart wrenching
Man watching this is so entertaining I forget that im seeing a video with you its that good that you dont even speak its enjoyable
"whyyyy steeeeevinn" x1000
LOL the video that was about to play next has been on my recommended forever.
On a serious note tho this is one of the scariest videos I’ve ever seen. It just shakes me to my core and emotionally drains and boggles me
I really do think this killer has multiple personallities and one of them completely took over on this interview
As someone with DID, it very much is possible. Reminds me of one my own alters, actually….
@@lonelypancake5979 I know you didn’t mean to but there’s a lot of people who think having DID means your a psychotic killer thanks to Split. So just be careful about that stuff. It’s a stereotype we’re trying to break, not encourage.
@@Punkinkat I only let trusted friends and family know. It’s a real hassle.. especially when the gender dysphoria kicks in
@@Punkinkat they can’t control their alters, and respectfully, if you think that of one of their alters off of a few texts on a screen, you’re the one thats enforcing a stereotype lmao.
@@lonelypancake5979 do you think it could just be dissociation? I've gotten like this before but I don't think I have DID.
this guy was a law student, he definitely knew his stuff because he was creepy as hell.
The second investigator’s Georgia accent is so strong lol
24:25 this one for me is the hardest part to watch it's so sad and disturbing when I watch these kinda of stuff it makes me depressed and sometimes I can't sleep because of it. this world we live in is cruel😭😭😭😭
The fact that he was studying for criminal law.. probably should have graduated first, grade A staring contest skills though
these detectives made me felt so uncomfortable pls :-///// bros chile
ah yes let's ignore the creepy stalker/murderer who keeps women underwear and stashes "stolen" condoms in his room.
@@musthafaalmukhri7322 when did they say the killer didn’t make them feel uncomfortable? They just pointed out the detectives because they were saying very questionable things
Officer 2, Lucas Black / Sean Boswell: "Whai am I in Tokyo Driift?"
Stephen: *"...I don't know..."*
This is tied for my first favorite interrogation video. The other being the "Legend of Jeff".
They're both incredible in their own ways.
This one....this one is easily the most creepy thing I've ever seen.
I feel so bad for laughing at some parts of this like SCREAMING STEVEN! Or when he kept rubbing his head to get hairs off or when he was like I know parents don’t support their kids sometimes and the guy was like they do. That floored me
Yeah he definitely shut down and closed himself off emotionally. Probably even a little bit of dissociation? His behavior is really eerie.
This situation gave me one reason to fear living in apartments bruh
"Yo hair wos thaiiire" lmaooo
he was interrogating the detective xD
I recognize the way he's talking.... He completely shut down all of his emotions and thoughts. I've been there
yep just some good ol dissociation, weird how everyone is so spooked about it. we need more mental health education.....
"name your friends" *names them*
"those the same people I talked to today."
"sheesh, I was just making up names but I guess"
Well... I mean... the kids a law student... im not saying he went dead because of that... but the yes, no, idk, is definitely something he's been taught
Jesus his mugshot straight up gives me the chills
Society creates sad lonely boys, leaves them to their own devices, doesn't teach them how to connect and empathise, and it's the young women who pay the price.
i would say one has to break a lot in the past, via trauma or personal revelations, to the point they have themselves completely under control in the most pressurized situations… i’ve been through it myself blunt on a personal level…
PLUS: think about it, police NEED a confession to continue the process, so EVERYTHING they do is meant just for that purpose….
27:19 Mika is like "what did stephen do?"
When he fuckin turns his head slowly towards the interrogator that shit is fuckin terrifying …
the detective in Red was like a disapproving father. hahah
i hated the interrogator in the pink shirt idk why
Probably the way he was aggressive in the interrogation, but some interrogators have to get aggressive with prime suspects to get them to talk
a whole week without cleaning… is that not normal??
It's normal. That guy's wife cleans for him, bet he doesn't clean a day in his life.
Its disturbing but think how bad introgation is if he was an innocent
They started the interrogation after finding some of the evidences.
the way he sat there was so cursed i couldn't that was scary as fuuuuuuuck
this sounds horrible but a part of me was hoping for Steven to keep psyching the detectives out. it's interesting to see the roles reversed for once.
Creepiest thing is if he was a little smarter and did things a little bit differently he could've gotten away with this
everybody calling his reaction creepy, and it is. But he is a law student. he probably knows how to deal with interrogations. if you look at his yes, no and i don't know reactions. you can't use these stuff in court. These detectives had a hard fight with this one. A true battle of wills.
these detectives were horrible lmfaooooooo
Not really, that guy was VERY VERY weird and they had never seen something like that. They clearly werent used to it and everything they tried failed
detectives have to used different tactics that they are taught on different types of people, this guy is really quiet and doesn't talk at all so they had to be aggressive.
Let me guess, you’re just built different and would’ve got an answer out of him with zero supporting evidence ? Do you understand how little impact an interrogation like this has on a case? What you gonna say in court? “Your honour I didn’t like the way they were looking at me” headass. They are simply waiting for evidence. These “horrible” detectives got the killer in for questioning before the body even started decomposing bruh. Niggas watch a few JCS videos and genuinely think they’re Cole Phelps
Thank you for your valuable input Mr. Internet-professional-funny-man
30:42-30:45
That monotone “yes” hit a little different
“I didn’t do it”
*slaps knee* “STEEEVEN!”
3:20 "it was at this moment he knew he F'd up"