Well my birthdays comming up here on the 29th Dec. gonna celebrate it behind my pc-screen watching yt vids all day.. just like every other day lol. maby someone will congratulate me on my birthday this year.
@@lilshack3458 wow, that makes me very sad to hear, i really hope you fiqure something out. tell your a Random Danish guy will say a prayer for her tonight. best wishes.
“This guy has had regular police and SWAT training, he’s gonna be hard to find for sure….Oh never mind, we found him, he crashed his car and incapacitated himself.”
@@freepremium7338 IDK where you live, but round here the cops are some of the WORST drivers. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve caught them texting & driving. If I bought a dash-cam I could probably start my own TH-cam channel.
I watch a lot of police interrogations on a daily basis. They're only nice like this case when they're wanting a confession. Once they get that, the gloves come off!
the only reason he wouldnt sit up and talk is simply because he didnt want to have to look those two cops in the face and answer the questions. he kept his eyes off them the whole time hiding because he didnt want to face up to his cowardly actions in front of two men, he didnt even have the balls to just sit up straight and talk instead of acting like a pssy.
Cops usually work in groups. They're not very brave when they are alone. It was probably this guys first time alone in a high stress situation in a very long time. He 100% is a coward, for many reasons.
I really enjoyed watching how uncomfortable he was and his former peers silent judgement and enjoyment of his show. They probably still talk about it and laugh 😂
Yep! You nailed it. It had everything to do with not wanting to look them in the eyes and face the consequences. His act was so cringe. I couldn't be a cop because I'm not good in serious situations like that. I laugh if I'm nervous, or anxious and I'd have been dying watching him with his head banging and chorus of "NO, NO NOO" 🤣🤣 Stoppp!!
NO!!!!! He’s acting like a Blue ISIS Terrorist! ALL police are evil 👿 Monsters! This is just more evidence to back up my point! The “good ones” DO NOT EXIST!
I was in Prison and there were people in pink jump suits that was in PC...Protected Custody...yea that's where all the snitches and cops and people of that stature go to, at least in Indiana at most of the DOC correctional places...
It's actually shocking how little concern these cops seem to have for a woman who could potentially still be alive and dying inside the house right next to them. They didn't know she was dead already. People can bleed out for a surprisingly long time without dying immediately from some injuries. This woman is telling them what's going on and all they're doing is saying things like "Shot? You're saying someone was shot in this house? Right there? So the guy told you he thinks he _may have_ killed her, and she's in that house, there? Okay. So... Okay, tell me again; he said she's inside that house? And she's shot, and might be dead?" Jesus, dude. Go enter the house. Right now. You might be enabling this woman's premature death by not immediately doing your damn job, to ostensibly protect and serve these people.
Last interview I attended I had such a bad coughing fit that one of the interviewers ran around to bang me on the back because I couldn't catch my breath. I sounded like a cat hawking up hairballs at the end, snot and spit all over my hands and in my lap. To finish it off, I burst a capillary in one eye through the coughing and somehow managed to undo three buttons in the middle of my blouse but didn't notice until afterwards. I actually did get the job!
I am sure they are arguing whether to offer you the CEO or President's position with a salary of eleventeen gazillion dollars and a take home yacht. Keep your phone charged!!!! It is coming.
Yep. Whenever I'm accused of murder, I always keep my head down on the table and casually ask who I'm being accused of murdering. It's no big deal. 🤷🏾♀
Amy you been accused of murder several times as you stated, and you’re still a free woman I assume , they didn’t have enough evidence against you? consider yourself lucky you’re not in jail for life . My suggestion to you is , not to attempt to murder anyone else ok, next time maybe you won’t be so lucky Amy. Try turning your life around instead , try to help and educate people, instead of trying to murder them . you can do it Amy , I believe in you, you don’t want to spend your entire life in a prison cell
Is anyone else shocked at how slow they were getting into that house after getting information that he said he "didn't know if he killed her", meaning she COULD still be alive... all I could think about is a situation where she's bleeding out inside while the cops are out there chatting and tapping their foot on her door. Like she could have easily still been alive inside given that information. Those door kicks were the most embarrassing attempts I've ever seen...
@@tankl.jackson3481 it’s not fat shaming. They are fat and as cops they should be fit and able to handle physical emergencies. Would you like to be in the place of the victim and relying on these guys to kick open a door or engage in physical combat with a criminal? C’mon! I’m overweight and know my limitations physically
@@thisblackgirlslife It would be fine with it, they had the tools to open the door, and those should be used for the safety of the officers (Unless the door kan be kicked in easily, which this door couldn't) So shut up, fattie.
You'd think a police sergeant has also heard enough bad liars to know what one sounds like. But like the other comments said; he is overconfident that he is smarter than all the bad liars he interrogated.
Lmao at the knucklehead conversation in the beginning. “Wait who’s dead in what house? This house? Is someone dead? Have we checked the house? Can someone check the house? This house here? Who’s dead in that house?”
I paused 1 min and 34 seconds in JUST to see if other people thought the same thing I was thinking, and here you are 😄 Glad I'm not the only one who thought it moreso resembled a skit than actual police work- dang!
I was waaay too amused at the immediate transition from, "Gosh, this guy has all this training, he's going to be hard to find" like he's ex-CIA, and then before they can even start looking, he's wrecked the car.
I said the exact same thing.. I was like Does S.W.A.T. teach their officers how to become Excellent fugitives in the event their ever decide to commit heinous crimes and then go on the Lamb??? 🐑
These guys are dumb. The only reason he’s going to jail is because he killed someone. If it was an altercation and the gf ended in the hospital, the cops would’ve let slip under the rug . Yeah “ we’ll take care of you buddy” we know what does that mean. Fucking pigs
The incompetence of these officers (the ones from the body cam footage at the beginning) is bewildering. A distressed woman tells them there is a woman who is possibly dead inside a house and they calmly discuss it with eachother a few times instead of rushing in there to possibly save her. And don't even get me started on those door kicks....
Exactly! I had to come to the comments to see if I was the only one that couldn’t believe they didn’t rush in on the possibility there may be a woman inside fighting for her life.
Cops should be required to stay in shape just like the military. They have to be in shape to pass training, why does that magically go away once you're on the job?
@@dlz190 according to the nys WHITE PEOPLE MAKE UP 58% so think about that dummy. Not to mention they make up 33% of the population maybe use google it's right at your fingertips and educate yourself dummy LOL.
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@Reader Stuff Please calm it down. You people try to give excuses and explanations for the pure idiocy that people display after they're convicted of doing something they shouldn't have. Just stop it.
@@victorknox I don't know what his medical condition was after the car accident but he could have a concussion. Nausea and memory problems might be a result of it. Such symptoms can last for days. I'm not saying he wasn't faking it but without proper knowledge about his condition it's impossible to be sure it was just a play.
It's amazing that the phrase "Let's not do this" evidently cures breathing problems. 🙄🤣 This guy was really trying, and I love how the detectives weren't having it!
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If I were those interrogators I would like to think that I would have said “I bet Kelly would like to take deep breaths like that, but she can’t cause you killed her.”
I know, right? That poor woman, she had to go over and over and they still had to ask each other what happened! Not the sharpest tools in the shed, thank goodness the perpetrator was a doofus.
She made perfect sense because us viewers just had a narrator explain it to us. Rolling up on a scene with a hysterical woman and everyone sharing the story this makes sense. Also they are not just going to run into the house blind. You have already been informed there is a gun involved and likely someone shot. They aren't just going to head into what could be an ambush or suicide by cop situation without regrouping first. That's how you die on the job.
@@elizabethd8147 He is in psychological distress, bc of a moral conflict. That conflict is pushed to the foreground, bc of the situation (being captive, having to answer questions, etc) and obviously can go to the background again as soon as that pressure is gone of having to deal with what happened.
@StofStuiver or, he's trying to pretend he's more upset that he actually is to present himself as having remorse and guilt. Then, when they called him out on it, he realized his act wasn't working and quit. I've seen this act firsthand with my mother...he looks and acts exactly the same. It really is a very common tactic used in these situations.
William: *heavy, dramatic breathing* Detective: "Let's not do this" William: *immediately stops dramatic breathing* Yeah, that was a believable production...
He was a real big bad dude when he had a gun against a defenseless female, but somehow lost his manhood when it came time to face up to his actions, and take responsibility for what he had done. May that young woman rest in peace and may God comfort her family and friends.
She was committing adultery. Shes wasn’t totally innocent. None of us are. That said, obviously he should not have killed her. I slept with a married woman more than once, only by the grace of God did I survive the ordeal.
That's not necessarily a bad thing. They know this cop is a bit more savy than their typical subject. Giving him a bit more leeway, making him feel like he's getting special consideration, all the while trying to extract the confession, is probably the best thing to do.
Yeah because the cop knows all the tricks to interrogation anyway. Like wtf you expect... If the cop wants a lawyer, he wants a lawyer, if he wants to admit it, he will admit it. Trying to do the Reid technique or whatever other things you armchair experts have learnt won't work on someone who knows them.
A lot of detectives suck at their job, they suck at questioning people they suck at investigating….. they can’t do shit themselves, most cases are made by CIs these idiots can’t make a case
Jim has inspired so many great new channels in the genre. RTC has quickly risen to be one of my favourites for their quality & consistency. All the best for the new year ahead.
Yes! He provides just the right amount of commentary. I really dislike all these channels popping up that essentially just post an unedited inaudible interrogation without subtitles. RTC is doing great
Kinda getting addicted to seeing these real emotions, learning how ppl try to lie, putting myself in their place thinking of all the times I’ve been soo done wrong, cheated on, abused and wanted to physically strike back. It is never worth it to kill someone unless it’s to protect your or someone else life from an attacker. Learn to control your emotions before you become a video on this channel is what I think to myself. Thanks for the great content!!
Theatrics? The guy knew what he'd done, and understood exactly what his fate would be. 20 plus years in prison. Plus traffic violations and whatever the police can pin on him. He knows he'll most likely die in prison, especially being a cop. He pleaded guilty. This is what happens when your whole life comes crashing down around you.
@@13thcentury Id also add he had a pretty serious accident and was hospitalized for several days. I think the narrator is way off. At first he honestly didn't seem to know for sure what happend and when asked seemed to think it might have been from the accident, even asks if he killed a cop. He's probably hoping that the memory was just a morphine dream he had after the accident. Then when its confirmed it all seems to come rushing back. He doesn't sound like he premediated it or anything, sounds like some sort of fit of rage he instantly regretted, called someone to check on her, drove away in a panic, tried to kill himself in a crash, woke up hoping it was all a bad dream. He fucked up, realizes a second time that he fucked up; his life is over and he deserves it. Its not something to be sympathetic about or anything and even if there are 'worse' people out there, he deserves everything he gets
That cop who said 'anybody can snap. Doesn't matter what your profession is, cop, lawyer, judge, or someone who flips burgers'. No. To be a cop, lawyer or judge you can't just snap. If you don't have the temperament for the job you should definitely not be a cop, lawyer or judge.
Dude, I know. I hate it when people act like they receive SEER training or something. Same thing people do with military personnel. Trust me, as someone who's been in for 8 years... there are some DUMB MF'ers in the military. None of these people are magic wizards who can disappear themselves from the world by flicking the training switch.
Someone's been shot and might be still alive and in need of immediate medical attention. Every second might be the difference between life and death. Let's just stand around and talk about it for several minutes.
It would be really hard to NOT say something like, "hey sarge, an actual insane person would be telling us how he *had* to shoot Kelly. Because she wasn't really a human. or something equally bizarre. You're claiming you can't remember what happened, just like almost every faker trying to play insane."
I love how as far as the cops know she could be wounded and dying but they sure take their time getting her help. I mean hindsight is 20/20 but seriously man.
It could also be a lie…they were going on the words of a person not involved and l not there…who could’ve been making it all up even. Wild, but people do it
I'd like to think that when he was screaming, "NOOOO!" someone in the next interrogation room over thought they were torturing him, so they got nervous and cracked. 😂
"ALRIGHT FINE, I'LL TALK! Just don't do to me what they're doing to the guy in the next room..." *Interrogators look in the next room* *Guy is just having a temper tantrum* _"... Yeaaaahhhh, you don't want what he's having... now, what about those murders?"_
Omg- they baby A-hole-non-LE criminals alllllllll the time - give them fast food, blankeys, smokes...let ‘em call their mummas. You must binge-watch all the cops-are-awful videos FB feeds you. Poisons your perception ya’ know-- Or you don’t watch many of these type of videos-
I think the commenters above that are so distressed about his wife’s reaction may “accidentally” be on the wrong channel. They probably don’t realise it’s a crime channel where both offenders and victims are discussed… 😆
I was seriously considering a career in law enforcement. There was a brutal case in the news about a “child predator” who had been caught by police and I realized right there that I would never have the strength to remain composed and professional in cases like that; or respond to a supposedly regular call to someone abusing their child or anything along those lines. Years later I became friends with a cop through recreational hockey and we talked about that career. He said that a LOT of the people who are in the sex crimes units develop some very serious emotional issues from that. I could definitely see that being the case.
@@jaymiller6009 my mind has wondered about careers and police force always was on my list of many. i’m the same as you, i could literally never. sexual abuse cases, parenting abuse, just thinking about it fills me with rage.
I can't imagine what it feels like the moment you know they have you dead to rights for murder and you are going to be in a cell the rest of your life. I know people love the death penalty and want an eye for an eye. In my personal opinion the death penalty is a mercy not a punishment. I would far rather die than live out the rest of my life in prison.
@Tim unless you know if you die you go straight to hell and face the punishment. Then you want to go as slow as possible. The people who done bad things all their lives get so frightened when they get closer to their death. Prisons in America are great. Prisons in Asia, yes choose death.
@@jennypham3998 well, if they're Christian or another religion that has after death punishment for wrongdoing, sure. But not everyone is. Although USA does have higher rates of religiousity than Europe, there are still around 29% that are atheist/agnostic/answer 'none' to what religion or spirituality they identify with/as (at least as of a 2021 Pew Research survey I saw).
I agree. I don't believe it was an act. He isn't a cold blooded killer. He was involved in a very toxic extramarital love and hate relationship, lost control in one of their heated arguments and snapped. It is too easy to portray him as a killer without any remorse.
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Sentencing is norotiously leniant right now in several states. Awful crimes that receive slaps on the wrist. It's not a police thing, it's much higher than that.
My heart breaks for the lady and his ex-wife and children. It is so selfish and disgusting. I will never understand why some people just can't walk away from the argument of fight. If you walk away you don't go to jail or prison.
Yeah! The problem is, that a lot of times one may indeed walk away, just to be followed by the other party in said argument continuing that said argument. There ends up being no place to go…you can run but you can’t hide. 😕
When he asked who else was hurt, I got the vibe he's done other stuff and was just seeing if they knew under the guise of him supposedly not knowing what he did.
i cant be the only one that got pissed off seeing the police still treat him like a friend at the start.. trying to fist bump him and saying we are going to take care of you now
@@johnd5398 calm yourself lol im allowed to be pissed off. its the interrogators that used the Reid technique.. it was his buddies that pissed me off at the start. hopefully that corrects your comment and clarifies mine 🤣
I love how everyone who plays “insane”/mentally ill automatically goes for the “I heard voices” defense. As if that’s what being mentally ill looks like
I don't think he said he was hearing voices in his head. I think he was saying that everyone around him was whispering to each other, but no one would talk to him and tell him what happened. I assume no one was talking to him because he hadn't been officially interrogated yet. And even these interrogators wouldn't tell him anything because they wanted him to confess what he'd done.
The cop that keeps asking if he wants water reminds me of myself. I always go to water for any sickness or problem. "Drink some water". "Have you been drinking water?"😂
I worked in mental health for decades including a locked state hospital where the criminally insane were housed. It was tough working there, but no matter what the circumstances, living there had to be pure hell.
@@DovieRuthAuthor I asked because I grew up next to a state hospital in Madison Heights VA. We just called it the "training center". Heard some scary stories about life in there. But, I bet my dad's side of the family would k ow about Camarillo state hospital as they lived in Monterey beginning the 20s or 30s, I think. My great grandfather had a pharmacy there in Monterey. I forget the name of it.
Jim Can’t Swims channel taught me that people think they’re getting off easy by being labeled criminally insane, but in reality you’d probably want to be living in a prison for life over being in a mental facility with that dark existence forever.
I love the move where you act upset and bang your head against the table, but very gently. If he's not careful, he could hurt himself. The man might be upset, but he's not crazy.
I love how he gently bangs his head on the table, acts like he's throwing up, screaming "NOOOOO", breathing all crazy. He acts like a horror movie & the devil is inside of him. 🤣🤣🤣 He CAN'T believe ppl would buy this lmao!
To think his job was to protect and serve. Wow.... Scary. Glad he's off the force. Sorry it took a murder, such a horrible incident, to finally get him removed. I'm sure he was awful before this.
Or how about, if you’re mentally ill- get help. Instead of claiming all mentally ill people shouldn’t fall in love or seek relationships. That’s a toxic, stupid, and ignorant way of thinking.
@@laynedoe3455 I cam think of several instances where killing is just and good. A bad man raping a woman at knifepoint -> that would be a just killing to shoot that man. What about you're driving with infant twins and your wife and suddenly 2 men jump out and try to steal your car. Is it just for you to kill those 2 men? Absolutely it is. Also, how are you going to know who is a risk to you? Murderers aren't going to tell you that's what they are. It's a good idea to know warning signs. One of those warning signs is inability to properly regulate one's emotions. Soooo, stay out of relationships with mentally ill and emotionally unstable people and if you are emotionally unstable, get yourself some help before dating. 😊
When these guys are on the opposite side of the table,their attitudes are completely different. The thing is,when they know they are guilty, they start with the screaming, yelling, no,no! I absolutely love it!!
Well, yeah... it's because they're not on the law and order side, the side of good. They become criminals, and in essence act like all other criminal scum.
I didn't think he said he hears whispers - I thought he was referring to all the whispering behind his back (erstwhile colleagues) that will occur when this becomes public.
As someone who suffers from mental illness it is beyond irritating when someone pretends like they have one to get out of the crime that they committed. People are suffering and it’s like making a mockery out of their illness
If you had mental illness, you'd understand what happens when your life comes crashing down. This guy isn't faking. He isn't trying to get out of it He understands he'll die on prison during a long stretch. He's clearly having a breakdown. Probably had the breakdown prior to this.
@@13thcenturygirl stfu police aren’t that fragile…he knows what he’s doing just like he knew what he was doing when he murdered his homewrecking lover. He obviously doesn’t have good judgment.
God can heal your illness read the holy bible cal out the Lords name and you will be saved. I will pray for you jesus give this person healing and ride the sirit of hatred. God bless you. Amen.
Whenever people try to act insane in these interviews I’ve noticed that they always try to act like what they think that insane person would act like like what they’ve seen in the movies. But truly insane people are often quite calm and seemingly rational
100%. It’s like they do not understand the purpose of being criminally insane. The point is you do not think you’re doing something wrong. Most criminally insane people feel like what they did was completely normal or justified by bizarre reasons. Then those people are summarily removed from the population and put away in some facility.
They can be but I’m in a mental hospital rn (as a patient) and there are some stereotypical rambling lunatics you would think were ‘straight out of the movies’
Police NEED to make sure EXACTLY what they are walking into, BEFORE they walk into it. It would be reckless, dangerous, and stupid to just walk in there after someone claiming a man with a gun may or may not be in there, waiting for someone to walk through the door and blast em. They aren’t just standing around and talking, as those aren’t the only officers on scene actually DOING things to ensure the safety of EVERYONE present. Before walking into a situation like that, an officer must know everything and every detail they can, so they can properly conduct themselves and the investigation in a way that will prevent any more harm to both officers and bystanders, and also need to make sure that they aren’t destroying evidence or creating more problems by waltzing up in there with no idea of what may be going on or who may be in the house. What those police do every day is terrifying, not all cops are shitty but yeah a lot of them are and that sucks. But there’s sooo many officers that risk their lives every day trying to protect their community, as well as their own families.
@@laynedoe3455 the point is there is zero sense of urgency when they're talking to her and discussing all of this. they're chitchatting like it's some casual thing. there was a report of someone shot and possibly dead, they should've been prepared when they got there. didn't seem very scared when they kicked in the door did they?
You have no idea if that is a true statement.....i doubt that was the only cop there. The other like 5 or 6 are probably busting the door down or trying to gain entry....just because you see 1 cop on scene talking to the neighbor you just assume every cop on scene is watching the neighbor gove a story that the cops have already worked passed by this time? If anything it shows how stupid you and the rest of the people that commented above me actually are. 😂
I have done things I'm not fond of remembering and when he says "NO!" He's trying to physically make himself forget the horrible thing that he's done. It sucks but it's a reaction to being a POS
Exactly. No matter what the situation, Kelly dedicated her life to saving others. She didn’t deserve to be shot and left for dead by someone who took relatively the same oath.
I was just listening at the beginning, when I started watching I thought it was the water he split acting like a baby. When it wasn’t disappearing when being wiped it threw me! Saw your comment and noticed it!
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I got full of food, beer and had a good time! Pretty interesting by my standards
Well my birthdays comming up here on the 29th Dec. gonna celebrate it behind my pc-screen watching yt vids all day.. just like every other day lol. maby someone will congratulate me on my birthday this year.
Unfortunately my mother was served foreclosure papers on Christmas morning lol fml
It was a wonderful day. Nothing interesting happened. But my Apple pie was way way too juicy
@@lilshack3458 wow, that makes me very sad to hear, i really hope you fiqure something out. tell your a Random Danish guy will say a prayer for her tonight. best wishes.
“This guy has had regular police and SWAT training, he’s gonna be hard to find for sure….Oh never mind, we found him, he crashed his car and incapacitated himself.”
Crazy to think about, most police are excellent drivers with crazy skills, probably a form of divine intervention
@@freepremium7338 But there is no such thing as "divine" intervention mate.
@@freepremium7338 emotions are a hell of a drug. you arbt in your right mind in an extreme rage.
@@freepremium7338 IDK where you live, but round here the cops are some of the WORST drivers. Can’t tell you how many times I’ve caught them texting & driving. If I bought a dash-cam I could probably start my own TH-cam channel.
Dazed lol
He started breathing so heavy and trying to hyperventilate I love how the other cop said “lets not do this.” and he stops instantly 😂
Yeah, trying to fake hyperventilate never goes well.
@@too_tired_for_this something he definitely should have known 😂😂
It was at that moment that he knew..
I cracked up at that part 🤣
😂🤝🏿
Being a cop and still not asking for a lawyer during interrogation is CRAZY.
He did ask for a lawyer
because lets be real, he assumed hed get away w it
He thinks his ‘colleagues will save him.
I mean, lots dont even get as far as he did. Most git away with it
I watch a LOT of these, and it's amazing how many people just keep talking.
It's amazing how differently they treat their own when they get arrested...even for murder
Very true
I watch a lot of police interrogations on a daily basis. They're only nice like this case when they're wanting a confession. Once they get that, the gloves come off!
Right
@@ColleenMarie111I genuinely doubt that.
It’s amazing how they treat⚫️people when they get arrested…they’re guilty until proven innocent💯
the only reason he wouldnt sit up and talk is simply because he didnt want to have to look those two cops in the face and answer the questions.
he kept his eyes off them the whole time hiding because he didnt want to face up to his cowardly actions in front of two men, he didnt even have the balls to just sit up straight and talk instead of acting like a pssy.
Cops usually work in groups. They're not very brave when they are alone. It was probably this guys first time alone in a high stress situation in a very long time. He 100% is a coward, for many reasons.
I really enjoyed watching how uncomfortable he was and his former peers silent judgement and enjoyment of his show. They probably still talk about it and laugh 😂
@@garymartin1040it was a typo should say "pussy" 🐈
Yep. Like a child.
We have a bunch of adult children in this country...
It's a problem
Yep! You nailed it. It had everything to do with not wanting to look them in the eyes and face the consequences. His act was so cringe. I couldn't be a cop because I'm not good in serious situations like that. I laugh if I'm nervous, or anxious and I'd have been dying watching him with his head banging and chorus of "NO, NO NOO" 🤣🤣 Stoppp!!
He's not acting insane he's acting like a kid who knows he did wrong. He's probably thinking about what's to come in jail.
NO!!!!! He’s acting like a Blue ISIS Terrorist! ALL police are evil 👿 Monsters! This is just more evidence to back up my point! The “good ones” DO NOT EXIST!
Just like one yep
Yup cops don't fare very well in the joint
I was in Prison and there were people in pink jump suits that was in PC...Protected Custody...yea that's where all the snitches and cops and people of that stature go to, at least in Indiana at most of the DOC correctional places...
I know ,look at the black eye at his sentencing 😂
It's actually shocking how little concern these cops seem to have for a woman who could potentially still be alive and dying inside the house right next to them. They didn't know she was dead already. People can bleed out for a surprisingly long time without dying immediately from some injuries. This woman is telling them what's going on and all they're doing is saying things like "Shot? You're saying someone was shot in this house? Right there? So the guy told you he thinks he _may have_ killed her, and she's in that house, there? Okay. So... Okay, tell me again; he said she's inside that house? And she's shot, and might be dead?" Jesus, dude. Go enter the house. Right now. You might be enabling this woman's premature death by not immediately doing your damn job, to ostensibly protect and serve these people.
I get that they want to absolutely make sure they have all the information correctly, but I agree they were pretty damn slow to reacting lol
Agreed. If that situation isn't considered an emergency entry situation, I don't know what does.
EXACTLY!
no seriously like how stupid do you have to be
They have no obligation to save lives, just get convictions.
I sat like that all the way through my last job interview. I still haven't heard back from them yet but I think it went well.
😂😂😂
my last interview I went to with my friend Dale, and we told the HR lady to shut her mouth. haven't heard back.
Last interview I attended I had such a bad coughing fit that one of the interviewers ran around to bang me on the back because I couldn't catch my breath.
I sounded like a cat hawking up hairballs at the end, snot and spit all over my hands and in my lap. To finish it off, I burst a capillary in one eye through the coughing and somehow managed to undo three buttons in the middle of my blouse but didn't notice until afterwards.
I actually did get the job!
I am sure they are arguing whether to offer you the CEO or President's position with a salary of eleventeen gazillion dollars and a take home yacht. Keep your phone charged!!!! It is coming.
That struck me as funny of a reply I've ever read. Bravo.
Yep. Whenever I'm accused of murder, I always keep my head down on the table and casually ask who I'm being accused of murdering. It's no big deal. 🤷🏾♀
that’s a normal Monday, am i right?
I do the same.
Amy you been accused of murder several times as you stated, and you’re still a free woman I assume , they didn’t have enough evidence against you?
consider yourself lucky you’re not in jail for life .
My suggestion to you is , not to attempt to murder anyone else ok, next time maybe you won’t be so lucky Amy.
Try turning your life around instead , try to help and educate people, instead of trying to murder them . you can do it Amy , I believe in you, you don’t want to spend your entire life in a prison cell
If only he didn't bang his head he would be free
@@Paralyzer that puppy looks like a angel sleeping but he’s probably bad as hell when he’s up
Is anyone else shocked at how slow they were getting into that house after getting information that he said he "didn't know if he killed her", meaning she COULD still be alive... all I could think about is a situation where she's bleeding out inside while the cops are out there chatting and tapping their foot on her door. Like she could have easily still been alive inside given that information. Those door kicks were the most embarrassing attempts I've ever seen...
Stop fat shaming
The door kicks from fat cops is disgusting. They’re like the Uvalde cops- let’s not do anything that might be dangerous
@@tankl.jackson3481 it’s not fat shaming. They are fat and as cops they should be fit and able to handle physical emergencies. Would you like to be in the place of the victim and relying on these guys to kick open a door or engage in physical combat with a criminal? C’mon! I’m overweight and know my limitations physically
@@thisblackgirlslife It would be fine with it, they had the tools to open the door, and those should be used for the safety of the officers (Unless the door kan be kicked in easily, which this door couldn't)
So shut up, fattie.
@@tankl.jackson3481 i hope you're joking
Wouldn’t a police sergeant know more than anyone that playing the “insane” act doesn’t get you out of prison time??
Not when they know how to play, and, think they're smarter than everyone else.
I've watched many interrogations of guilty cops. A lot of them seem to be just as dumb (or overconfident) as regular criminals.
You'd think a police sergeant has also heard enough bad liars to know what one sounds like. But like the other comments said; he is overconfident that he is smarter than all the bad liars he interrogated.
Well he was dumb enough to commit murder, so it makes sense to me that he would make an bad move like trying to seem insane.
He's a terrible actor, too.
Lmao at the knucklehead conversation in the beginning. “Wait who’s dead in what house? This house? Is someone dead? Have we checked the house? Can someone check the house? This house here? Who’s dead in that house?”
I was waiting for Barney Fife to take charge of the investigation..
🤣🤣
Seriously. That woman was doing her best to not panic and relay the information while those clowns couldn't even be bothered to pay attention.
I paused 1 min and 34 seconds in JUST to see if other people thought the same thing I was thinking, and here you are 😄
Glad I'm not the only one who thought it moreso resembled a skit than actual police work- dang!
@@wellwouldyalookitthat cracks me up. Such a sketch lol. Dummies
I’ll never understand how a full blown adult can act like this and think it will keep them from facing the consequences of their actions.
Never heard full "blown" adult. But, I like it.
@@samchesney3794 You don't see it often but yeah. In this context it means full grown, intelligent adult.
@@samchesney3794 I think it's more a British English thing..
Desperation.
Not acting to avoid consequences but to lessen jail time....he knows the system... take notes.
I was waaay too amused at the immediate transition from, "Gosh, this guy has all this training, he's going to be hard to find" like he's ex-CIA, and then before they can even start looking, he's wrecked the car.
I thought the same thing. The only thing I could come up with for an explanation is he probably was deep In Thots.
I said the exact same thing.. I was like Does S.W.A.T. teach their officers how to become Excellent fugitives in the event their ever decide to commit heinous crimes and then go on the Lamb??? 🐑
Probably tried to off himself but failed miserably
These guys are dumb. The only reason he’s going to jail is because he killed someone. If it was an altercation and the gf ended in the hospital, the cops would’ve let slip under the rug . Yeah “ we’ll take care of you buddy” we know what does that mean.
Fucking pigs
@@taquangray7859 ohhh, I hadn't thought of that.
The incompetence of these officers (the ones from the body cam footage at the beginning) is bewildering. A distressed woman tells them there is a woman who is possibly dead inside a house and they calmly discuss it with eachother a few times instead of rushing in there to possibly save her. And don't even get me started on those door kicks....
Exactly! I had to come to the comments to see if I was the only one that couldn’t believe they didn’t rush in on the possibility there may be a woman inside fighting for her life.
@@case1516 So, the police don't care. SCOTUS said it is not their responsibility to save lives.
Cops should be required to stay in shape just like the military. They have to be in shape to pass training, why does that magically go away once you're on the job?
@@bugshavehearts what race comits the most crime
@@dlz190 according to the nys WHITE PEOPLE MAKE UP 58% so think about that dummy. Not to mention they make up 33% of the population maybe use google it's right at your fingertips and educate yourself dummy LOL.
I love this channel, it’s like watching the first 48 without the 35 minutes worth of commercials!
he doesn't mourn the person who was victimzed, he's mourning his loss of freedom.
Well, yeah. Why would he mourn over a person he wanted dead?
He isnt mourning at all, fool.
Is it too much to ask to at least KNOW yourself a bit?
Lol how profound.
@@_D_E_N_N_I_S_ lol I have my moments
Thanks captain obvious for giving the most generic obvious answer.
Could you imagine having to sit through watching this grown man act like this... These people walk among us.
Yes and they shop in retail stores everyday. Lol.
Among Us is basically a game of survival, where you either have to vote off all of the imposters and complete all the tasks, and the imposter has to kill all of the crewmates or stop them from completing the designated tasks to win. If you are designated a crewmate your task is to find the imposter.
@@h_a-www what?
I don’t know if I’d call them people.
Mungus
That cop attempting to kick in that door is actually hilarious. hes like gently kicking it not even pulling his leg back lmao.
He was totally gassed after the first kick ..
You beat me to it
Dude was too fat to be a cop
Was looking for this comment 😂😂
Dude didn’t want to pull anything 😂 laughed when he needed a reinforcement to help. I shouldn’t laugh.. I don’t think I’d do well kicking in a door 😅
the cop trying to break down the door is hilarious
Needs to learn how to put his weight behind the kick
Him fake throwing up and weakly tapping his head against the table was just top tier buffoonery. 👌
Nicely put.
@@readerstuff7311shut up
@Reader Stuff Please calm it down. You people try to give excuses and explanations for the pure idiocy that people display after they're convicted of doing something they shouldn't have. Just stop it.
@@victorknox I don't know what his medical condition was after the car accident but he could have a concussion. Nausea and memory problems might be a result of it. Such symptoms can last for days. I'm not saying he wasn't faking it but without proper knowledge about his condition it's impossible to be sure it was just a play.
@@antirussia8194 That's fair
It's amazing that the phrase "Let's not do this" evidently cures breathing problems. 🙄🤣 This guy was really trying, and I love how the detectives weren't having it!
Nope, he is no longer one of them.
He is a really bad actor. Least he pled guilty & didnt waste more tax $.Kelly mightve got wise to his bad acting.
You can't BS a BSer!
Delusional police believe they are bestowed God-given ultimate authority over man is the work of Satan and Narcissism, not Romans 13 or of God!
Thousands of police officers every year are convicted of rape/other sex crimes, assault, domestic violence, murder, perjury, planting of drugs and evidence, etc... Police are as far removed from God and biblical teachings as the east is from the west!!.
- QUALIFIED IMMUNITY PERVERTS HUMANITY and JUSTICE!
- Turtletruth (Semper Fidelis)...
Police don't protect the way people think they do!.
POLICE "Serve and Protect" the states for PROFIT, they do not serve God or the taxpayers that pay their salaries! (Castle Rock vs Gonzales 545 U.S. 748 (2005).
QUALIFIED IMMUNITY protects and shields CORRUPT Fairy-tale Heroes in BLUE from Accountability and Liability distinguishing the POLICE as the #1 "Most Hated TAX Collecting TYRANTS" against good citizens and humanity!
(Police = Violence, aggression, narcissism, alcoholism, and, if there is a God, suicide!).
- QUALIFIED IMMUNITY "PERVERTS" HUMANITY AND EQUAL JUSTICE FOR ALL...
All those interrogations he was involved in over the years gave him the insight on how to act when you are guilty.
If I were those interrogators I would like to think that I would have said
“I bet Kelly would like to take deep breaths like that, but she can’t cause you killed her.”
She probably wouldn't shut up
OMG , how hard was it for those officers to take in the information at the start, and the woman made perfect sense .
I know, right? That poor woman, she had to go over and over and they still had to ask each other what happened! Not the sharpest tools in the shed, thank goodness the perpetrator was a doofus.
Like, “You mean… there’s a body… in that house? Which house? That one? You sure?”
That is why they get things wrong so often. She made complete sense from the get go.
She made perfect sense because us viewers just had a narrator explain it to us. Rolling up on a scene with a hysterical woman and everyone sharing the story this makes sense. Also they are not just going to run into the house blind. You have already been informed there is a gun involved and likely someone shot. They aren't just going to head into what could be an ambush or suicide by cop situation without regrouping first. That's how you die on the job.
Same thing I was thinking. Keystone cops.
I'm here to post the tip that nobody in this comment section needs: if you don't ever want to feel like this man, don't commit murder.
I needed this
No, you meant to say "Always ask for a lawyer, dont answer any questions " .
What do you mean 'dont murder' ? Pah......
Yeah because everybody is in their right mind and thinking about comments they read on TH-cam just before they Murder somebody 😂
Or become a Cop and terrorize your community and country!
@@csdoe2018 This guys didn’t read this comment… OBVIOUSLY! 😂
It's amazing how quick he snaps out of his act once he's told its not going to work.
Yea, thats logical.
Ffs woman, think.
@@StofStuiver what are you talking about? Did you not watch that part? Obviously not, or you wouldn't have said that.
@@elizabethd8147 He is in psychological distress, bc of a moral conflict. That conflict is pushed to the foreground, bc of the situation (being captive, having to answer questions, etc) and obviously can go to the background again as soon as that pressure is gone of having to deal with what happened.
@StofStuiver or, he's trying to pretend he's more upset that he actually is to present himself as having remorse and guilt. Then, when they called him out on it, he realized his act wasn't working and quit. I've seen this act firsthand with my mother...he looks and acts exactly the same.
It really is a very common tactic used in these situations.
He was upset because he can never go back to his stashed bag of crack and pipe
1:58 how did he pass the entry level fitness exam?
William: *heavy, dramatic breathing*
Detective: "Let's not do this"
William: *immediately stops dramatic breathing*
Yeah, that was a believable production...
He was a real big bad dude when he had a gun against a defenseless female, but somehow lost his manhood when it came time to face up to his actions, and take responsibility for what he had done.
May that young woman rest in peace and may God comfort her family and friends.
And im guessing you made that stupid comment, based on your vast experience with psychological distress hmm?
That's usually how it works
There’s no such thing as female
It’s so obviously he’s not insane it totally looked like he was trying to fake memory loss
Hope he gets life
She was committing adultery. Shes wasn’t totally innocent. None of us are. That said, obviously he should not have killed her. I slept with a married woman more than once, only by the grace of God did I survive the ordeal.
This would be a different interrogation if he wasn't a former cop
Completely agree wtf. They offered him up a lawyer and revealed info they wouldn’t have revealed.
That's not necessarily a bad thing. They know this cop is a bit more savy than their typical subject. Giving him a bit more leeway, making him feel like he's getting special consideration, all the while trying to extract the confession, is probably the best thing to do.
Noticed that also and if someone else head butted the table they would bring out the restraint chair and spit mask.
Yeah because the cop knows all the tricks to interrogation anyway. Like wtf you expect... If the cop wants a lawyer, he wants a lawyer, if he wants to admit it, he will admit it. Trying to do the Reid technique or whatever other things you armchair experts have learnt won't work on someone who knows them.
The cops interrogating him answered more questions than they asked. The way they handled this was kind of embarrassing.
Big time favoritism
A lot of detectives suck at their job, they suck at questioning people they suck at investigating….. they can’t do shit themselves, most cases are made by CIs these idiots can’t make a case
Their pigs. They take care of their own.
They’re
@@leonderose8467 There*
Jim has inspired so many great new channels in the genre. RTC has quickly risen to be one of my favourites for their quality & consistency.
All the best for the new year ahead.
Yup it's great 👍🏻
What are you talking about ❗...
I’m glad channel’s stopped putting jcs inspired in the title.
Yes! He provides just the right amount of commentary. I really dislike all these channels popping up that essentially just post an unedited inaudible interrogation without subtitles. RTC is doing great
I'm in love with a n👁️gg@r🤠
Kinda getting addicted to seeing these real emotions, learning how ppl try to lie, putting myself in their place thinking of all the times I’ve been soo done wrong, cheated on, abused and wanted to physically strike back. It is never worth it to kill someone unless it’s to protect your or someone else life from an attacker. Learn to control your emotions before you become a video on this channel is what I think to myself. Thanks for the great content!!
That's what's up! Well said, you are a real one.
When you get furious, Walk out the door and keep walking no matter how long it takes.
I'm addicted myself. My guilty pleasure
If you wanna get into this mindset deeper, read about "stoicism" if you haven't. I think its very very interesting!
@@gregorpiuk23 thank you for sharing
The theatrics people pull when they know they 100% did it and know they're caught is just fascinating to watch, and also hilarious 😂
Theatrics?
The guy knew what he'd done, and understood exactly what his fate would be. 20 plus years in prison. Plus traffic violations and whatever the police can pin on him.
He knows he'll most likely die in prison, especially being a cop.
He pleaded guilty.
This is what happens when your whole life comes crashing down around you.
Sgt. Porky" oh no, Im gonna be taking it in the arse for the rest of my life 20 times a day''
@@13thcentury
I agree. I don't believe it was for theatrics. I believe we just witnessed reality sinking in. It's called raw emotion.
@@GingerNinja1 exactly. He knew he was beyond fucked.
@@13thcentury Id also add he had a pretty serious accident and was hospitalized for several days. I think the narrator is way off. At first he honestly didn't seem to know for sure what happend and when asked seemed to think it might have been from the accident, even asks if he killed a cop. He's probably hoping that the memory was just a morphine dream he had after the accident. Then when its confirmed it all seems to come rushing back.
He doesn't sound like he premediated it or anything, sounds like some sort of fit of rage he instantly regretted, called someone to check on her, drove away in a panic, tried to kill himself in a crash, woke up hoping it was all a bad dream. He fucked up, realizes a second time that he fucked up; his life is over and he deserves it.
Its not something to be sympathetic about or anything and even if there are 'worse' people out there, he deserves everything he gets
That cop who said 'anybody can snap. Doesn't matter what your profession is, cop, lawyer, judge, or someone who flips burgers'.
No. To be a cop, lawyer or judge you can't just snap. If you don't have the temperament for the job you should definitely not be a cop, lawyer or judge.
I hear voices, too...but when I ignore them, the people around me that are speaking say I am being an asshole.
🤣🤣
I have that same problem.....
I have the exact same problem.....
Great comment. Loved it.🤣👍👏
That’s not good, bruh.
You need to get that demon out your life. You being set up!
Police training doesn’t make him spec ops, they aren’t teaching him to drop off the grid 😂
Dude, I know. I hate it when people act like they receive SEER training or something. Same thing people do with military personnel. Trust me, as someone who's been in for 8 years... there are some DUMB MF'ers in the military. None of these people are magic wizards who can disappear themselves from the world by flicking the training switch.
You forget. He had a thin blue line Punisher bumper sticker in his rear window.
The academy turns you into Jack reacher don’t you know
Dude probably knew he was screwed didn’t have a backup vehicle, cash hidden or a backup burner phone to even try and get away.
True only the military teaches that
Imagine going to jail to see the people you arrested in there lol 🤣🤣🤣
cops rarely ever see general population when they get locked up. It's not like the movies.
Then an hour later getting stabbed to death ? 😆
Bend over this is gonna hurt...
In the last still photo during the video, he has a black eye.. coincidence, I think not...... probably rain into someone he arrested...
They go to different jails they make jails just for cops lawyers correction officers etc
Cop could barely lift his leg to kick the door.
The police at crime scene are some of the most incompetent individuals I've ever seen 😳
Explain how
Someone's been shot and might be still alive and in need of immediate medical attention. Every second might be the difference between life and death. Let's just stand around and talk about it for several minutes.
@@LiftPizzas lmao yep, and the black cop was just NOT getting the picture properly. Then his big ass couldn’t get the door open 😭
They were just fat and out of shape.
@@deaf2819 yea they need to start having gyms at the station because having cops lookin like fat albert shouldn't be displayed out on the streets.
When you step away from these videos for awhile, then come back, that voice is like warm honey
I'd say this one is tops next to jcs voice
No the Raven a EWU is #1
@@matthernandez5676 rock solid observation
@KIsShep jcs has great interactive properties to his narration, which makes it super fun!
How insanely inadequate are these cops to not go to that house quicker to see if there is someone who needs immediate medical care.
Take note that a Police officer requested an attorney over talking to his own people. Always ask for an attorney.
It would be really hard to NOT say something like, "hey sarge, an actual insane person would be telling us how he *had* to shoot Kelly. Because she wasn't really a human. or something equally bizarre. You're claiming you can't remember what happened, just like almost every faker trying to play insane."
Or something like "hey sarge, you're acting like you have a mental disability"
Exactly!!
The ones that nonchalantly talk about their heinous acts… are terrifying to me.
@@AJ_1namillion humans are suppose to love and care for each other but Dissociation affects everyone differently.
@@SavorRT True
She stole all the spoons and hid them on the moon 🤣🤣🤣
Wait a former cop? Abusing his wife? Anybody know the odds of that?
2:5 I think
More comon than most professions for sure!
It's like 40% I believe.
Ur stupid
A cop?!
Having an inferiority complex?! Noooooo!!!
I love how as far as the cops know she could be wounded and dying but they sure take their time getting her help. I mean hindsight is 20/20 but seriously man.
They rarely put forth maximum effort --- unless it's one of them, or one of their family.
The bag of frogs show at the beginning was infuriating. Almost satirical how slow they were in gripping the situation.
It could also be a lie…they were going on the words of a person not involved and l not there…who could’ve been making it all up even. Wild, but people do it
*not there
Should have breached entry and called an ambulance in their sleep. Immediately. Reflex
Entering an interrogation room removes 50 IQ points from everyone immediately.
I'd like to think that when he was screaming, "NOOOO!" someone in the next interrogation room over thought they were torturing him, so they got nervous and cracked. 😂
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is the only comment on this video that’s worth reading 😂 lmao 🤌🏽
"ALRIGHT FINE, I'LL TALK! Just don't do to me what they're doing to the guy in the next room..."
*Interrogators look in the next room*
*Guy is just having a temper tantrum*
_"... Yeaaaahhhh, you don't want what he's having... now, what about those murders?"_
😂😂
What I hate about this is that they wouldn’t treat the average person this way.
Omg- they baby A-hole-non-LE criminals alllllllll the time - give them fast food, blankeys, smokes...let ‘em call their mummas.
You must binge-watch all the cops-are-awful videos FB feeds you. Poisons your perception ya’ know--
Or you don’t watch many of these type of videos-
He is still one of their own at the end.
@@bernedettekuteyi3843he’s a killer if you want a killer on ur “side” ur insane.
@@aevell668Uh, the military?
Wtf.. I've never seen officers react so slowly after being told there is a possible gun shot victim inside! Smh
And no EMT paramedics
Guess you didn't see the one's we're the kid's bleed out while they stood around and did nothing for those children dieing and being killed.
@@niciolamyelwee6646 No I haven't 😭That's horrible
Exactly 💯 maybe she could've been saved 🤦🏽♀️
@@niciolamyelwee6646
Are you talking about the elementary school in Texas? Uvalde?
Is it not sweet how gentle and caring the detectives are with their "brother"!!!!
What a faker he was during this interview. Thank you for reporting on this case. I would love to know how his wife reacted to all of this.
You would love to see how pained his wife would be over this?
@@thoth7610 Some people just get off on others pain and misery. If someone posted a "hunting people for sport" channel, it'd have a billion followers.
@@mallninja9805 I've had an idea.. bring back gladiators. Get death row inmates and let them die like warriors, it would be popular as fuck I bet.
@Kaliwind X Why do you want to see how his wife reacted to all this? 😳🥺😧
I think the commenters above that are so distressed about his wife’s reaction may “accidentally” be on the wrong channel. They probably don’t realise it’s a crime channel where both offenders and victims are discussed… 😆
It amazes me that people have the ability to act this distraught for themselves after taking a life. I have the opposite of sympathy
I was seriously considering a career in law enforcement. There was a brutal case in the news about a “child predator” who had been caught by police and I realized right there that I would never have the strength to remain composed and professional in cases like that; or respond to a supposedly regular call to someone abusing their child or anything along those lines.
Years later I became friends with a cop through recreational hockey and we talked about that career. He said that a LOT of the people who are in the sex crimes units develop some very serious emotional issues from that. I could definitely see that being the case.
@@jaymiller6009 my mind has wondered about careers and police force always was on my list of many. i’m the same as you, i could literally never. sexual abuse cases, parenting abuse, just thinking about it fills me with rage.
@@jaymiller6009 you’re better off not. Too many corrupted cops.
Yep he was crying all for his little pathetic self.
@ jay miller I am a pedi nurse. I can tell you the things I have seen. Still haunt my dreams. There is true evil in this world. 😢
Watching that officer kick that door open was honestly one of the most pathetic things I’ve ever seen
He should have used his burger belly👮♀️
Strong door not one kick would do it😅
They could’ve simply use the pinch bar
Physically fit
@@AA-gd2tb That fat bastard needs to put down the Donuts and back away from McDonalds
I can’t with the dramatics 😂
Reality hit him hard in that interrogation room. The reality of how you can go from one extreme to the other in the blink of an eye.
I can't imagine what it feels like the moment you know they have you dead to rights for murder and you are going to be in a cell the rest of your life. I know people love the death penalty and want an eye for an eye. In my personal opinion the death penalty is a mercy not a punishment. I would far rather die than live out the rest of my life in prison.
@Tim unless you know if you die you go straight to hell and face the punishment. Then you want to go as slow as possible. The people who done bad things all their lives get so frightened when they get closer to their death. Prisons in America are great. Prisons in Asia, yes choose death.
@@jennypham3998 well, if they're Christian or another religion that has after death punishment for wrongdoing, sure. But not everyone is. Although USA does have higher rates of religiousity than Europe, there are still around 29% that are atheist/agnostic/answer 'none' to what religion or spirituality they identify with/as (at least as of a 2021 Pew Research survey I saw).
I agree. I don't believe it was an act. He isn't a cold blooded killer. He was involved in a very toxic extramarital love and hate relationship, lost control in one of their heated arguments and snapped. It is too easy to portray him as a killer without any remorse.
@@jennypham3998 lmfao if you think hell is real, you aint gave it nearly enough thought.
The cop trying to kick in the door put 0 effort in lol
Have you ever tried to kick in a solid wood door?
@Punkrock Noir fuck sickos
@@scottmatznick3140 have u?
I like the 2nd guy " i got it!"
Blasts a whole in half the door!
He was going full force then it seemed like he started feeling bad about the door and slowed down to just break the panel 😂
So glad to have such quality content from you again! Red Tree Crime has given true crime junkies the best Christmas gift of the year! Best wishes to you and your family. May 2023 be profoundly successful and full of happiness! Thanks again for all your hard work!
I concur wholeheartedly
I think RTC is gonna have a great year.
This is some great content. Just found it and I'm all in.
The heading is misleading, it should read ex-Police Sergeant
It's crazy how this dude gets only 30 years, but if you're not affiliated with law enforcement, it's usually life in prison.
Sentencing is norotiously leniant right now in several states. Awful crimes that receive slaps on the wrist. It's not a police thing, it's much higher than that.
30 years is more than life. "Life" is 15-25 years depending on where you are.
@@BurlyAllinDent stop with the facts. It gets in the way of people hating the police blindly.
@@UnskilledGrapplerhes not a likable cop are you blind the trained cop brutaly murdered a women shes dead now.
You know life in prison doesn't actually = life in USA right...
What a man child.... deserves everything he gets
I’m always baffled as to why former police would ever not immediately ask for a lawyer, knowing how powerful having one is
Probably new it was over anyway
Well, I'm glad he didn't get a lawyer. 🤷😆
They aren't usually the smartest people. 😂
Some people would rather appear innocent than be innocent.
@@nckhed ???
My heart breaks for the lady and his ex-wife and children. It is so selfish and disgusting. I will never understand why some people just can't walk away from the argument of fight. If you walk away you don't go to jail or prison.
99% of the time you won’t go to jail. Some people can be vindictive and falsely accuse you.
But even then at least your conscience will be clean.
Yeah! The problem is, that a lot of times one may indeed walk away, just to be followed by the other party in said argument continuing that said argument. There ends up being no place to go…you can run but you can’t hide. 😕
He was a cop, he probably thought he could just say he feared for his life and get away with murder.
But he is the one who started the fight
The "lady" was knowingly sleeping with a married guy. Let's not paint her as some princess.
I love how you put your logo on the table! 😉👍🏼
When he asked who else was hurt, I got the vibe he's done other stuff and was just seeing if they knew under the guise of him supposedly not knowing what he did.
No, he was obviously trying to act like he had no memory of the murder and set up plausible deniability in his ability to stand trial.
@@master-dukecuthbert5061 exactly!
i cant be the only one that got pissed off seeing the police still treat him like a friend at the start.. trying to fist bump him and saying we are going to take care of you now
educate yourself on The Reid Technique, then come back to correct this comment.
@@johnd5398 calm yourself lol im allowed to be pissed off. its the interrogators that used the Reid technique.. it was his buddies that pissed me off at the start. hopefully that corrects your comment and clarifies mine 🤣
@@biscuittechnician But they didn't, did they? He's in prison.
@@jessdully3348 thankfully 🙏🙌
@@johnd5398 😂😂😂😂 , some people just don’t get it 🤦🏽♀️ !
I love how everyone who plays “insane”/mentally ill automatically goes for the “I heard voices” defense. As if that’s what being mentally ill looks like
more like its a mix of emotional pain understanding that he killed the one he cared for, and whats coming next.
I don't think he said he was hearing voices in his head. I think he was saying that everyone around him was whispering to each other, but no one would talk to him and tell him what happened. I assume no one was talking to him because he hadn't been officially interrogated yet. And even these interrogators wouldn't tell him anything because they wanted him to confess what he'd done.
The cop that keeps asking if he wants water reminds me of myself. I always go to water for any sickness or problem. "Drink some water". "Have you been drinking water?"😂
He doesn’t need water.
He needs some milk!
Mommy!
😭 🍼
Warmed up of course
Lmfao! "Im legally blind"
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
My 10 year old niece watched this and laughed while she said "he's faking it right?" Enough said.🙄
It’s funny how cautious he is about banging his head on the table 😂 He’s not out of control, but putting on an act!
This man was a cop, knows how interrogations work, and STILL spoke to them without a lawyer!
Bro, that cops attempts to kick the door down was despicable! 😂
Especially they had a battering ram... Which they used immediately after he had finished that kicking charade :)
It wasn’t a ‘battering ram’. It was a hooligan/halligan tool. Two completely different things.
He was trying with all of his might;-;
@@HumansAreShitFactories You are right, of course. I watched the video on a tiny phone screen, it looked like a ram.
Yeah, the department sure dosnt emphasize physical fitness, do they?
I worked in mental health for decades including a locked state hospital where the criminally insane were housed. It was tough working there, but no matter what the circumstances, living there had to be pure hell.
Where at?
@@elonmust7470 Camarillo State Hospital in CA. It’s closed now.
@@DovieRuthAuthor I asked because I grew up next to a state hospital in Madison Heights VA. We just called it the "training center". Heard some scary stories about life in there. But, I bet my dad's side of the family would k ow about Camarillo state hospital as they lived in Monterey beginning the 20s or 30s, I think. My great grandfather had a pharmacy there in Monterey. I forget the name of it.
@@elonmust7470 Just mention the word “Camarillo”. They’ll know.
Jim Can’t Swims channel taught me that people think they’re getting off easy by being labeled criminally insane, but in reality you’d probably want to be living in a prison for life over being in a mental facility with that dark existence forever.
Great video thank you 💕
Love the content dude! To be totally honest, I dont really watch the entire hour long videos, so these 20 minute vids are perfect!
Totally agree !
Agree
I have no life so I watch and love both... 😅
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Did anyone else caught on that he was hyperventilating on purpose to make himself pass ? He knows good and well what he's doing and what he has done.
Yeah for sure. Was trying to pass out to go back to the hospital instead of jail and get out of having to talk to the other cops.
I love the move where you act upset and bang your head against the table, but very gently. If he's not careful, he could hurt himself. The man might be upset, but he's not crazy.
The only thing i hate about police interrogations are that they treat them extra different like a baby just because they are one of them.
As if he wasn't in the hospital fully aware what he has done and concocting this "heavy breathing" insane act! 😂😳
I would've died if the first question they asked was "So how's your wife doing?" 🤣🤣🤣
At 6 minutes in the cop tries to fist bump calling this man “brother” i dont think I’ve ever rolled my eyes so hard.
What a phony. He won’t do too well in prison. 😂😂
I love how he gently bangs his head on the table, acts like he's throwing up, screaming "NOOOOO", breathing all crazy. He acts like a horror movie & the devil is inside of him. 🤣🤣🤣 He CAN'T believe ppl would buy this lmao!
If you are ever angry at someone, walk away. Leave! Allow yourself a space to calm down. That could save a person decades of misery.
Yep pathetic pig like the majority of em
I buy it. This man is mentally ill. I haven't been in this situation but I've been devastated like this.
To think his job was to protect and serve. Wow.... Scary. Glad he's off the force. Sorry it took a murder, such a horrible incident, to finally get him removed. I'm sure he was awful before this.
He’s trying to hyperventilate.
Moral of the story: if you're this emotionally fucked up you should stay out of relationships. Don't put innocent people at risk cuz you're not right.
Uh, no. Moral of the story: don’t kill people, and don’t hangout with people that kill other people 😊
Or how about, if you’re mentally ill- get help. Instead of claiming all mentally ill people shouldn’t fall in love or seek relationships. That’s a toxic, stupid, and ignorant way of thinking.
@@laynedoe3455 I cam think of several instances where killing is just and good. A bad man raping a woman at knifepoint -> that would be a just killing to shoot that man. What about you're driving with infant twins and your wife and suddenly 2 men jump out and try to steal your car. Is it just for you to kill those 2 men? Absolutely it is.
Also, how are you going to know who is a risk to you? Murderers aren't going to tell you that's what they are. It's a good idea to know warning signs. One of those warning signs is inability to properly regulate one's emotions.
Soooo, stay out of relationships with mentally ill and emotionally unstable people and if you are emotionally unstable, get yourself some help before dating. 😊
Moral is don't commit adultery😢
@@theresawarren8814 that's a damn fine moral to a story.
Just watching that overweight officer kick at the door made me laugh.
Quite a few overweight officers...🤷🏻 Shucks!!!
Yeah, such low energy
And he wasn't even kicking the right spot, if you're tryna break open a door aim to kick at the door handle
@@sa-amirel-hayeed699 He couldn’t kick that high
@@hillybill6092 😂😂 he would have tipped over if he tried
Officer: “you’re a terrible actor”
Perp: “Nooooooooooooo!”
When these guys are on the opposite side of the table,their attitudes are completely different. The thing is,when they know they are guilty, they start with the screaming, yelling, no,no! I absolutely love it!!
Well, yeah... it's because they're not on the law and order side, the side of good. They become criminals, and in essence act like all other criminal scum.
Someone that actually hears “whispers” rarely tells people that they do…that’s how you know he’s faking
I didn't think he said he hears whispers - I thought he was referring to all the whispering behind his back (erstwhile colleagues) that will occur when this becomes public.
As someone who suffers from mental illness it is beyond irritating when someone pretends like they have one to get out of the crime that they committed. People are suffering and it’s like making a mockery out of their illness
If you had mental illness, you'd understand what happens when your life comes crashing down.
This guy isn't faking. He isn't trying to get out of it
He understands he'll die on prison during a long stretch.
He's clearly having a breakdown.
Probably had the breakdown prior to this.
He’s definitely mentally ill just not in a way to exempt him from being prosecuted or held accountable for what he did
@@13thcenturygirl stfu police aren’t that fragile…he knows what he’s doing just like he knew what he was doing when he murdered his homewrecking lover. He obviously doesn’t have good judgment.
@@braydentheslayer oh, get over yourself and stop being so damn fragile. You clearly didn't read my comment.
Now, stop being a prat.
God can heal your illness read the holy bible cal out the Lords name and you will be saved. I will pray for you jesus give this person healing and ride the sirit of hatred. God bless you. Amen.
Her house was just as messy as her " love life"😢
Whenever people try to act insane in these interviews I’ve noticed that they always try to act like what they think that insane person would act like like what they’ve seen in the movies. But truly insane people are often quite calm and seemingly rational
100%. It’s like they do not understand the purpose of being criminally insane.
The point is you do not think you’re doing something wrong. Most criminally insane people feel like what they did was completely normal or justified by bizarre reasons. Then those people are summarily removed from the population and put away in some facility.
They can be but I’m in a mental hospital rn (as a patient) and there are some stereotypical rambling lunatics you would think were ‘straight out of the movies’
She might still be alive in there and the police are standing around talking. Unbelievable.
Government officials
I said the same thing. They are standing around pretending to confirm the neighbor's story, because they are scared to enter the house.
Police NEED to make sure EXACTLY what they are walking into, BEFORE they walk into it. It would be reckless, dangerous, and stupid to just walk in there after someone claiming a man with a gun may or may not be in there, waiting for someone to walk through the door and blast em. They aren’t just standing around and talking, as those aren’t the only officers on scene actually DOING things to ensure the safety of EVERYONE present. Before walking into a situation like that, an officer must know everything and every detail they can, so they can properly conduct themselves and the investigation in a way that will prevent any more harm to both officers and bystanders, and also need to make sure that they aren’t destroying evidence or creating more problems by waltzing up in there with no idea of what may be going on or who may be in the house.
What those police do every day is terrifying, not all cops are shitty but yeah a lot of them are and that sucks. But there’s sooo many officers that risk their lives every day trying to protect their community, as well as their own families.
@@laynedoe3455 the point is there is zero sense of urgency when they're talking to her and discussing all of this. they're chitchatting like it's some casual thing. there was a report of someone shot and possibly dead, they should've been prepared when they got there. didn't seem very scared when they kicked in the door did they?
You have no idea if that is a true statement.....i doubt that was the only cop there. The other like 5 or 6 are probably busting the door down or trying to gain entry....just because you see 1 cop on scene talking to the neighbor you just assume every cop on scene is watching the neighbor gove a story that the cops have already worked passed by this time? If anything it shows how stupid you and the rest of the people that commented above me actually are. 😂
I have done things I'm not fond of remembering and when he says "NO!" He's trying to physically make himself forget the horrible thing that he's done. It sucks but it's a reaction to being a POS
Yea… you unfortunately just are no longer the rational person you once were. It’s a form of mental breakdown
When Stephen McDaniel’s detective shows up, you know your forked
Same shirt even
They treat him way better than other cops treat other suspects.
Ya THINK?!🙄
Yeah like "were not here to judge you." How about that BS.
@@reddrumboy that’s a tactic to ge thin to speak so they can charge him to the fullest but yeah ex cops always get treated better
@@Boats_N_Hoez Absolutely 💯
Ah, I will state as I did above that 99% of my fellow CPD LEOs treated EVERYONE with respect and worked hard to maintain the trust of our public.
My Deepest Sympathy to Kelly, and her Family.🥀🥀🥀🥀🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Exactly. No matter what the situation, Kelly dedicated her life to saving others. She didn’t deserve to be shot and left for dead by someone who took relatively the same oath.
And his wife and kids - if any.
The RTC logo positioned on the interrogation table was brilliant! Thanks for another great video!
I was just listening at the beginning, when I started watching I thought it was the water he split acting like a baby. When it wasn’t disappearing when being wiped it threw me!
Saw your comment and noticed it!
These cops are polite and friendly to him.
If he was just a normal suspect,it wouldn't be this nice