When A psychopath Thinks He Just Got Away With Murder
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- Today's JCS Inspired true crime documentary will cover the interrogation of Brian Miller, a steampunk enthusiast sentenced to death for a pair of horrific murders that shook Phoenix in the early 1990s.
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You know they’re guilty when they talk for 30-45 minutes without asking “why the fuck am I here?!” Lmao
No shit , right?!
He asked at like two minutes.
@@chasingthefish9042 then proceeded to give a hefty chunk o background / biopic😅
@dread357 yea but he asked.
Ikr!! The fact you cussed makes me wanna chime tf on in
...thanks...have a fucking fantastic day!!!!😂😅😂😅 lmfao
Cop: tell me everything about you & don't worry about why we hauled you in.
Perp: ok no problem, so my grandma...
Haha right???? I mean I guess if you're guilty ... Lol
Nice one Cindy. A girl with a sense of humor..... soooooo rare !
Keep it up Cindy !
Hahaha yes, my thoughts exactly
That's sexist bro @@adambane1719
😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅
So this guy was already known to have stabbed a random woman, wrote threatening letters to his wife from jail, wrote disturbing violent things about what he wanted to do to women (that his mom turned over to the police) and a judge gave HIM custody of his DAUGHTER?! 😳
makes you want to investigate the judge.
@forpeace1580
It really makes me angry and sad. Couldn't they have placed his daughter with another family member that didn't have a history of violence towards women? How could a judge send a little girl home with that sort of man who has proven himself to be violent towards women and lack impulse control😳
@@Winter-Lake sadly, it happens way too often. Even when kids object.
@@lauraw.7008
It's just so wrong. I know our judicial system "isn't perfect," but this is just straight up lacking common sense and simple decency. I wonder if CPS was even involved to check on them? It should have been. But no mention of it.
Sometimes it seems like the court, judges, rep's forget that actual vulnerable children are being effected by their decisions.
Exactly 😢😢
"I was single up until i got married". Thanks for that tidbit... Einstein.
Oh my God! What a coincidence so was I.
😂😂😂
you can not be single without beeing married :)
LOL! Wheras I took it as he's never had a gf in his life until he met his wife and was married. But this funny!
😂😂😂
I find it troubling that this dude had a daughter in his custody.
Kinda make you wonder what kind of pig the mother was
I'm wondering what kind of history or record the mom has for him to get custody after having written threatening letters to the mom from prison. Something had to give that judge the impression, however misguided it may have been, that he was the least shitty option.
@@jonathanconnor7920 I thought the same… mom must have been a REAL peach. 🙃
I’m surprised they didn’t use her against him to push him a little more. “What would you do if this happened to your daughter? What should happen to the person that would do this to your daughter?” Etc.
And he had attacked the wife!!!
He messed up when he started talking about his love of bikes and his hate for his mom. I seriously believe he has more bodies. Certainly a serial killer.
I wonder about his other victims too
@@Elevated_GodbodyThat escalated
@@Elevated_Godbody You’re not a wanky little edgelord who loves to fantasise over sadistic racist power trips, you’re just interested in running in the room like a two-year old shouting a cussword and running out again when Mommy has a visitor. (Do you look like him?)
Educational thread, always learning.
No doubt, shii is sad and scary. He was getting away way easier back in his late teens, Felt bulletproof. That DNA heritage match got his sicko azz down the line tho😂
sometimes i wanna get arrested just so i can have someone sit down with me, talk to me and be interested in my life story.
🤔🤔🤔🤔
Therapy, man, therapy
😂😂😂😂😂
@@jillwhite4398 i tried that but all they did was ask me standard surface level protocol questions, then give me hand outs on "how to improve your life". i'm actually having more luck with that stupid replika AI app.
😂😂😂
This detective was awesome. He was patient, non- judgmental, non confrontational and matter of fact. I loved his style.
Needs an award for patience and not falling asleep
No lawyer present, they're all pretty useless today, counting on a confession for the most part.
@@ianmangham4570lawyers are pretty useless?
it’s his training
I sure hope I'm never a suspect because I don't remember what I did YESTERDAY, let alone twenty years ago!
Stop the devils lettuce 😈
The memorable stuff sticks with ya.
You don’t need to you just say attorney
Exactly lol
😂
I esp don’t remember my latter teens and early 20’s lol
Lots of partying.
I prob remember the last 30 years better lol
😂 You know he's guilty! Any normal person would be like " hold on, hold on, why am I here"? Not casually chatting with a detective about my childhood etc ... 😂
He should've listened to Bruce Rivers...😂😂😂
Right?! I would be screaming “ you got me effed up right now “!!
I was thinking the same thing!! Like when is he gunna stop blabbing about how bad his childhood was And say wait?! Why are you asking me this?!! 😂😂
My thoughts exactly! No innocent person is gonna just answer all these questions and not be like ok wtf… I’d be like yo I’ve never done a crime my whole life so I’m outta here. This guys so obviously guilty!
I wouldn't tell these detectives a damn thing without knowing why I as there. I would be so fucking mad. Yet he is sitting there telling them when he lost his virginity and his whole sexual history.
That these detectives can sit and listen to this mind-numbing nonsense without ripping their hair out is a testament to willpower.
Based on how many views interrogations get i would say he has the best seat in the house
Agree! It’s exhausting! Randy’s odd and creepy? No self awareness in this guy. Feel for the daughter.
That's because it's not mind numbing, it's very telling. The detective is listening for what he's not saying, establishing a baseline, gathering intelligence on his background, grafting his mannerisms and behavior through a quick Myers Briggs, and letting the culprit explain their story while asking paced questions involving time & place.
This allows many things, but ultimately it's about exposing holes in their alibi.
Put to the popcorn-munchers, this can be a boring conversation...
Same
He has already trapped him in several lies.@@nighthawkviper6791
Melanie was a beautiful shy quite girl loved by her family and friends. Her sudden and tragic loss devastated her family and all of us who knew her kind, loving and angelic spirit. I never ever forgot her, and to this day have not fully mended the shattered pieces of her loss. When i trimmed her hair twi days before, i could never imagine that would be the last time i would ever see her. Losing Melanie definitely faded all colors for us who loved her and still do.
I'm so very sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss. Thanks for your perspective
Thank u for posting, and rest in peace Melanie. You were loved 😢
Glad this guy was caught. RIP to his victims.
m glad justice was served. So sorry for your horrific loss and emotional endorsement.
Lying in bed on a rainy day watching this with a cup of coffee. Perfect.
Rights it’s a rainy cloudy day I have a bit of weed and Mexican chips
What u wearing?
Amen sound so cozy❤
Blue bird sky over here
Me too! Plus a joint 😊
He's the gift that keeps giving: I nearly just died of boredom...
😂 Amen I almost didn't make it through this one 😂
Someone needs to make a compilation of how many times this pos said “umm”.
I can’t believe I sat through the entire thing!
It's the cop too, get to the point already.
I skipped through it till the end.
Did he think he was called in for an episode of “This is your life’.
He isn’t curious to why they wanna know so much about him and who he had sex with , he scared to ask the question because he knows the answer
very true.
Indeed
"Why am I here?"
We'll get to that but first I'd like to ask you about your childhood hobbies.
"Ok sure""
👁👄👁
Me on a first date
Including his sex life lolol...this guy had alot to say without a lawyer...sheesh!
He’s so boring to listen to, ugggg 🥱
Accurate 😂
Haha
During this 1 hour and 40 minutes interrogation he said "you know" 155 times, "um" 210 times, and "uh" 92 times.
Huh
At least counting entertained you…wish I thought of it.
Well you know it's um nerve-wracking
Go look at the transcript. It’s crazy
OCD anyone?
Honestly. Anyone that answers a thousand questions about his movements since the age of birth without asking, "Hey, so why am I cuffed, and what do you think I've done?" Is guilty AF.
when is he cuffed? dp u remember the time stamps??
@@moderator7169He is cuffed to the chair the whole time. At one point he is uncuffed to go to the restroom and then is re-cuffed.
@@digitalwasabi2 its actually cuffed to the under side of the table top i saw the cuff chain towards the end of the video more i was still early on thanka
This detective was great. He pulled out a lot of information before the DNA was presented.
You can tell he has been dying to talk to anyone at all for a long long time. Telling his life story
he was probably so high on being talked to like he’s the most important person in the world
Also I think he wanted to portray himself as someone who goes along with people, an easy going, patient and helpful kind of guy . Plus he may have thought his matter of fact demeanor would hypnotise the officer into submission ,as though being boring is not compatible with evil.
One of the cornerstones of excellent rapport building is being well-rounded with world knowledge. Knowing the basics of just about everything the suspect talked about, from martial arts, to racism against whites in Hawaii. This detective is a rare breath of fresh air. Impeccable.
Agree. I think that many aren’t appreciating the strategy of his whole interrogation. From his easy rapport building to opening up about his dysfunctional childhood & potential motives, this guy is a pro! It might seem like unnecessary minutiae but he’s building a strong foundation before hitting him with the facts. Careful & patient investigative work yields results. I think this cop is great.
It’s very difficult to build a rapport with someone who you know did these terrible things. You have to show empathy to these people.
When I worked at the jail as a nurse, I always treated the inmates with respect and compassion because, firstly it was my job and to be honest, if there was ever a riot, I wanted those inmates to see me as a real person, just like I saw them.
The one inmate I still treated politely but honestly I was very repulsed by was a man who killed 2 young people and was on death row. He came to the jail for court appearances and left in about a week to go back to prison.
This stood out to me in a huge way, too. Absolutely amazing how knowledgeable this detective is about a wide range of human interests. I assume he researched thoroughly based on the extensive case file, but if not, he should go on trivia game shows & win millions lol
His cell mates at least have a built in sleeping pill in the form of listening to him rattle on and on ……
😂😂😂
@@YTStoleMyUsernamelove your handle, friend!
That’s what I’m thinking. It won’t take more than him talking for more than 5 minutes and the entire place will be asleep 😅
Just hope the double murderer doesn't get upset when you fall asleep halfway through the list of Schwinn and Huffys he had as a kid lol..
Yeah hes got a calming boring voice..thr whole cell block would sleep like babies
He felt vulnerable near the canal bike path?! Yeah, cuz evil creeps like him are lurking.
Are you in school or something?
The judge gave this violent creep custody after knowing he has been in jail and writing violent letters to his wife. What kind of family court is this?
The kind of world we live in now unfortunately. Our justice systems are broken these days and from all categories. Criminal, family, federal and all others. All of em have so many people who have no business being in their position. Judges, defense and prosecuting lawyers, dcs workers. It’s scary to think of crooked people being in such high positions and having our kids and our freedom in their hands to do as they please!!! It’s scary. And it happens every day. So many innocent people in prison, kids being taken from good homes, kids dying in foster care and much much more. It’s a sad and dark world we are in today!!! And the worst part is if you truly didn’t do anything wrong but they slam the book at you or flip your life upside down or take your kids, it’s damn near impossible to get out of it and don’t ever bank on the system admitting they were wrong and fix it. Instead your purposely pushed into the darkness to be forgotten about.
I love how he doesn’t “stand up for himself” until he’s alone 😂😂 then he tries to convince himself
I love how the detective stays silent and waits for the suspect to answer. He shows great skill and patience.
If he over talks the suspect, you lose opportunity for information. He’s also repeating back to him what he said which helps to clarify that the suspect is being heard correctly
I do interviews and I don't respond until a person answers a question.its an interviewers technique I guess. But you lose the opportunity to get information if silence is tough for you
I feel like this is a great example of the interviewers clocking and understanding mental illness right away. They knew exactly how to talk to him. How up let him talk. One of the best handled interrogations I've seen in a long time.
Psychopathy is not a mental illness.It’s as the result of the amygdala,being either damaged,or absent.It’s a personality trait,caused by that problem.
This man is not mentally ill in the slightest. Where di you get that idea? the detective is interviewing as if he has evidence of guilt -- which he has.
I was wondering if anyone thought this… interviewer was top notched
He is abnormal psychologically. There’s next to no hope of healing ever occurring. A psychopath is primary if it’s present from birth or secondary if the environment & circumstances led to the development of the personality disorder. They can change superficially if they know they’re being watched.
Agree. Some are questioning the long segue into the crime at hand. This cop knew exactly what he was doing. He established trust, gathered background info & potential motives & then cut to the chase. Such interrogations are crucial if we’re to better understand disparate/psychopathic types of individuals. It’s not just that he committed the crimes but how he got there. It’s fascinating stuff!
This is like a therapy session. Doesn't strike anyone as odd? if the police started asking you all these questions about your past, wouldn't you be like, wth? I don't want to talk about my feelings
If a cop starts talking to you like a friend you should definitely tell them you are not friends and get to the point. But I'm glad this guy is willing to talk, he said he needed to pee but wanted to find out what this was about...now he's talking about his religious denominations??
When your guilty of murder and the police are asking you questions you will want to talk about literally ANYTHING else not related to said murder.
The fact that he sat there answering questions for an hour without demanding to know “what is this about?” Is an absolutely sure sign he knows what’s coming.
The amount this guy says umm is driving me crazy.
Not odd at all. Going through his history, cop is trying to find out about his personality, how he thinks, and causes for possible motive. He said he was into bikes, both victims were on bikes, etc.
Right 😂 its like their beating a dead horse and they know dam well this dude on social security slower than molasses and a crackhead and their basically telling him what to say .... Smh lol
Crazy. This psycho committed these crimes, got married, jailed & divorced & got full custody. This is after sending his wife threatening & disturbing emails from jail. FFS, make it make sense!
Not likely he's a psychopath. Too anxious.
He has a penis, so the judge figured he must be the better choice.
@@James-gk8ip More like Sociopath, he KNOWS what he does is wrong and hurts people he doesn't care.
Imagine the bomb the mom must be to lose custody to this thing
He looks at the crap he had written down like a damn menu.
How is this guy not like “hey wait a minute, why is a police detective so interested in getting a complete profile on me & finding out my entire life backstory??!?” For a guy whose made it this far at getting away with murder, he sure isn’t thinking twice about freely painting himself as a perfect match to the killer’s profile & MO they are looking for.
I was abused by my mother who was a horrible drunk and she used to beat me to a pulp most nights and the other nights my brother used to have a go at it aswel so as someone who went through that I always get annoyed when they use that as an excuse to why they did horrible murders and rapes because some people are just plain evil
That's awful. Get a restraining order against this nut
Guy is the poster child for “Flat Affect.”
The guy is boring as hell but he is not presenting with flat affect
What judge gave this monster sole custody? This proves the family court system is completely messed up.
A better question is HOW he has a living daughter who hasn't been decapitated yet.
@@dawnbreaker2912because he doesn't view his daughter the way he viewed the women he attacked.
@@BellaFirenzethat’s no excuse the System is fucked up & they know what they be doing. They don’t care about children
Imagine how bad the mother must have been to lose custody.
Hindsight is 20/20.
It amazes me that the detective can sit in a room for hours on end with this psychopath. With the knowledge that he stabbed a young girl so many times that it couldn’t be determined how many times she was stabbed. Positively chilling.
Whenever I watch these type of videos I am so happy that I was brought up in a loving safe home with two parents and that I have lived a good life and have nothing I need to look over my shoulder for. About 6 months ago I even called my mom and thanked her for always providing a clean, loving, safe house in a nice neighborhood and even started crying while thanking her. I wish I had thanked my dad before he passed. I am 55 and my mom is 85, and I want my mom to know when her time comes to know that her 5 children all have college degrees and beyond. 30 years of college between the 5 of us. And thank you God.
Best phone call a mother could ever ask for :)
@@onedaynoreason2572 Thanks. I felt kinda babyish putting this out there but I had to thank her.
What a wonderful gift to your mother. I truly did not appreciate my parents until I became a parent myself. By then, they were both gone. Bless you for the awareness to thank her.😘
@@CopingwithGrattitude Thanks. I think it's only because my parents lived to advanced age that I grew old enough to appreciate what they both did for us. So many of my friends that I grew up with and have reconnected with, and I thought they had it all when I was a kid tell me horror stories of things that happened to them when I was young.. So I listen to their stories and in my head I am thinking, oh man, how terrible their childhood actually was and how idyllic mine was. Me, my brother and 3 sisters really got away unscathed, and my parents were loving, and never cut corners or did anything illegal, or never beat us. So, I am genuinely grateful to them for giving us a storybook upbringing, and to those who did not have that, I feel so terribly sorry for. I quietly I pity them. Your handle says a lot about you...Coping with Gratitude. I hope you had a great childhood as well. And life in general. I am not rich or anything, so I don't mean to say that. But as your handle says, I have a lot to be grateful for. I really appreciate your comment.
If I were innocent and taken to an interrogation with no given reason, I sure as heck would not sit and chat. I would tell them my life was none of their business.
Because you are guilty.
Yeah, yeay, yeah...@@blokin5039
My guess would be he thought he was smarter than any of them and would be able to talk is way out of whatever.
They always seem to think that. You're correct.@@WilliamTaylorIII
@@WilliamTaylorIIIkrk😮y😅y
Just casually telling the cops how you “blacked out” and almost fatally stabbed a random woman.
It’s sickening that this monster has a daughter, yet he was ok with doing what he did to other people’s daughter’s without a second thought 😞 RIH beautiful Angels! ❤
It's mind-boggling how someone with these qualities found a partner to date, build a loving marriage, and start a family.
Theres some weirdo for every weirdo.
Some serial killers use wives and children to look normal and blend in. Like Dennis Rader BTK
There's BTK.
Even the "Iceman" had children and a wife.
Loving marriage? Said who?
This murderer sure does have a bad case of the "Um's".
"I didn't order uhhh, I ordered a large pie, fries, large coffee."
Super annoying, made it so hard to watch, hate hearing idiots repeat the same word over!
And the “you knows”.
For real! I was like, for Pete's sake dude get a move on, I ain't got all day! 😅
@@Sarah24871then go away karen
Excellent presentation. What's not so excellent is that these quiet but evil creeps are among us. I pray these girls are resting in peace. Much sympathy to their families.
After spending a great deal of time with someone who I truly believe is a narcissist maybe a psychopath I totally agree how scary it is. Most don't end up becoming killers they just ruin everything loving and good around them. They destroy all things that make life good. His poor daughter and daughter's mom. Life was torture with him around.
Exactly! There are more among us that no one knows yet. That’s the scary part. No one knows what’s going on in their neighbor’s house.
Serious question, what does "Resting In Peace" mean ... bear with me ... I am French.
@@horaceball5418 it means being at peace now that they have died.
thank you, is it peace in heaven?@@SusanSez1
Does anyone else think he didn't stop at two?
i think he had more.
@@garyjones4321 authorities do suspect him of other killings - not sure if they are actively investigating or not
It does say at the end that he’s suspected of three more at least.
This detective is excellent.
I went way out of my way to visit dad at work, I was driving by the canal and two guys grabbed me, I was 12, I said take my bike...All of the sudden I seen a police car and yelled out and the guys let go and made some space between us but the cops were speeding and didn't see, I boogied..I always wonder where I would have ended up...
I love seeing guilty people nervously go over their life history with detectives. A innocent person would insist on knowing why the heck they were there not going over their entire personal relationship and bike history lol.
It would have been funny if when the detective apologized for leaving him alone in the room so long, it popped up on the screen that that was a lie
lmao
😂😂😂😂😂
He doesn't have a conscience. He's a psychopath 😢
Of course there are more victims
It's the land of the law.
He just said that l said "Ummmm?" to my tv.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one that went whaaaat
It sounds like the slogan of a small town that prides itself on its police department and prison or something.
So pleased other people noticed, thought it was just me!
He didn’t even realize he said it lol
Man, this cop took building rapport by allowing off topic conversations to a whole new level.
Amazing how he doesn't understand this is an interrogation and not a job interview. Now imagine the type of female it takes to lose custody to someone like this monster. Absolute madness.
All it takes is having a better financial position & more stable home for the courts to favor one parent for custody. The mother was likely kicked out in premeditation by this guy, and he obviously was well prepared to win in court.
@@nighthawkviper6791 Yes that's my point. Imagine that this guy was able to determined to be a better parent than the Mom.
No matter, someone finds a way to find fault with "female" in a 2 ft. Radius.
Chatting with the cops like it's a therapy session is a rookie mistake 😂 😂
If I'm not free to go I want a lawyer and a Dr. Pepper 😂😂
Dr.Pepper is the 💣
No, no, no, you have to ask for the Dr. Pepper first, and preferably some Arby's or Wendy's or something to go along with it. Then ask for a lawyer.
@@jonathanconnor7920no you have to be in the interrogation room awhile and seem like you might be willing to talk eventually in order to get food lol but a soda you can get off the bat. Ask for the soda before lawyering up though.
@@CygnusRocWarm Dr. Pepper 😋
Have I taught you kids nothing! No Dr. Pepper! That's their ruse to collect your DNA! Now go to your rooms, we'll talk about it tomorrow! Whahaha
Cop had me dying laughing when he said weenie wagger 😂😂😂
You'll like this one from an interrogation of a murder suspect.
Detective : " we sprayed your trunk with luminol and that mother f**** lit up like a smurf"
😂
Lol , then the dude casually acts like , Humm, nah , nope nothing that stands out ...lol
@@fluffystarafinayou know you watch too many of these when I also remember that line lol
@@fluffystarafinaI didn’t know smurfs lit up
@@alexb7641smurfs are blue. Luminal....blue glow
All I heard was “I’m going to keep posting degrading things about my children’s mother and play the victim because she reacted one time. She don’t want no parts of me, that ish is breaking my heart so I’m going to make her seem like the worst human being and mother. People still like her and they are watching her and helping her build her platform so I got to put a stop to it and make people hate her. I got to make people believe that I’m the best father and the best man and anyone would be lucky to have me in their life. I lost a good woman but I’m going to make it seem like she lost a good man.”
My head hurts‼️‼️
Have you been talking to my ex-husband, or is that every asshole's playbook? Seems that way.
@@OttawaAndySadly, it’s always their playbook. I’m sorry you’ve been through that. I sincerely hope life is better for you & yours! 💕
@@renb6133 Thank you for your kind message. Much better now!
@@OttawaAndyI thought he was talking to MY ex! 😂
@@Cuckoo_Lane 🤣🤣🤣🤣
All I could keep thinking throughout this whole video is this man is raising a daughter what seems is on his own. May these victims rest in peace!
Sadistic sociopath, not psychopath. Psychopaths are either excessively charming or eloquent and argumentative. In practice it makes no difference, but definitions are important.
Bro doesn’t know asking for a lawyers doesn’t mean your guilty💀 FYI if you ever get offered a lawyer don’t take it so I can watch more of these videos😂
Nice comment..
Ha ha!
😂😂
So creepy how he said he was “scared” of going on those bike paths because they’re “dark” and “vulnerable”….sounds a little too soecific
Imagine Lorne watching this, and he randomly sees his predator sting. Oh cawd!
yeah what's up with that thumbnail? Cawd
Haaaaaaaa
This is an almost flawless interrogation and definitely the cleanest interview I've ever seen. The Detectives entire interview flowed from the introduction to the end, seamlessly. This is a perfect example between big city (Phoenix) and small city Detectives. This Detective is clearly well educated and very experienced. You see these interrogations with small city Detectives that constantly stop, leave the office multiple times, fumble words and even get called out for their fabricated "knowledge". Not there fault, they just don't have the experience, education and support needed.
Experience in anything is gained by the ''doing'' and by then applying lessons learned as one improves. Using your terms..."'big city'' detectives have many more interview opportunities to hone their techniques versus ''small city'' ones and thus will be perhaps seen as less ''polished'' in their procedures. Just my input.
Painful, but 100 % true.
Ew it's creepy how he has a daughter with that killer past he has.
Numerous killers are able to have loving relationships with their offspring
So many killers had kids. Some, like the Happy Face Killer, are just as twisted around their children, while others, like BTK or Israel Keyes, have pretty normal relationships with their kids despite being evil, sadistic killers. I’d certainly be concerned with these monsters around children (or anyone, for that matter),
but the truth varies.
well..we're talking about a man who ambushed a young woman in the 90s and put her in a bathingsuite, bheaded and humiliated another young woman, with both leaving his DNA, i dont think someone who has their wires that twisted is able to shift those emotions/evil thoughts just because their around their child. @@cornpopwuzzabaddude4962
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This was well handled by the detective. I've saw loads of these interrogations. This was one of the best. To see the penny starting to drop with the suspect was brilliant, and it just got better.
When you accused of murder of two people and then you continue on a long conversation about cars
The idea that this monster had custody of his daughter outrages me..
I can't even imagine sitting down and spilling my life story to a detective, without first being told why I was sitting there in the first place. Bizarre. Definitely a sign he is guilty of something.
My dad also got custody of me after multiple visits from CPS, reports, and even during an investigation of his behavior. His tactic was leading a smear campaign against my mother, using character witnesses from our church (who didn’t even know her) and unwittingly leading to more people getting hurt by him.
No one has ever called CPS on my mom, and she had a legitimate job (he did not). This happens more often than you think!
He can kill and sexually assault 2 girls but has issues with the lagality of red and blue light bulbs. The ridiculousness of that statement is staggering.
He couldn't have stopped at two.
I was about 10 when this all happened and lived a few miles away from the canal. My parents and my friends' parents stopped letting us ride our bikes around (rightfully so). This was so very scary for the community, im so glad to hear they finally got him , (although the trial took forever to come around)
Wow! That’s crazy!
If i had a shot for everytime he said Um. Id have alcohol poisoning lmao geesh ummm ya u know 😅
Imagine someone accusing you of this, and you calmly just saying no, I didn't kill anyone, no. And expecting to come off as convincing. I'd be panicking, crying, shouting my innocence!
Seriously, I wonder how his daughter feels knowing now that her dad is a sexual predator and murderer. "Miller entered a plea of “not guilty” to the charges against him, citing reasons of insanity. The prosecutors argued that his actions stemmed from his desire. They quoted his consumption of violent porn, “the BDSM sex he engaged in with his ex-wife,” and the document he wrote as a teenager detailing his desire to rape, mutilate and kidnap a girl as an indication of his true character. They alleged that Miller attacked both women alone in the dark while they were riding their bikes along the Arizona Canal, stabbed them in the back, and sexually assaulted them as they were dying or after they were dead."
He nearly ran dry when recounting the “beatings” by Mommy. Struggling to invent a beating implement and explain why nobody ever saw any marks. Almost made up a big showdown where he turned the tables on a DV bully, but realised just in time that a 15 year old beating up his mom isn’t a good look. I don’t doubt they had a rotten relationship, but she didn’t take his literary maunderings to the cops for a laugh - she already was scared stiff of him.
I’m sure she did spank him, but I find it hard to believe that she covered him in marks that nobody else saw.
How these officers can sit & listen to this guy's BS & then treat him well while they know he is the one that killed those women is beyond me.. Hats off to these officers, I couldn't.
Most Serial Killers actually WANT to get caught at a certain point.. their egos DEMAND the RECOGNITION for their crimes
His facial expression at times was like he was entertained.
Superb interrogation skills.
Someone with some expertise in behavior and body language.
Bravo dude. Bravo.
It's very hard to comprehend a human being doing this to anyone.
Is this your first day on earth?
He was a bizarre individual. He actually owned an orange county choppers bicycle!!
Men have been killing girls and Women since they realized, that they're primarily judged by other men. It is literally the original "hate crime".
@@bojohannesen4352 If you can comprehend it, maybe the police should call you in for a chat
@@Beatyofeet32 Or maybe you should call some sort of mental health professional if it surprises you that murderers exist.
Yes he’s clearly a killer & crazy … BUT did anyone get the vibe that he was using this interrogation as a “Therapy Session” ? It was almost like he was venting because he never stopped the detective to say “why are yall asking me all this? Or “why am I being questioned “ he just kept talking
He asked at the beginning
I think he knows what it's about. He talks to buy time, wants to delay the disclosure as long as possible.
Likes the attention
Like when Jeffrey Dahlmer told his “story”.
The detective earned himself the minimum of a citation for saying " land of law " and not law of the land.
Yep, I heard that too and thought “WTF, is this your first day on the job?”
I mean...I understand it's the opposite of the usual but the comment could still be understood. This is the land of the law in America baby 😂
Maybe he’s thinking of Land of the Lost… getting the two mixed up. 😂
I think he did it on purpose to make the guy feel smarter than him.
I took it as a joke 😅
Creepy because I live in the same state ive been to where he dumped them 😢 kind of more eerie when you know these poor women were dumped there. What a sicko!
OK. That was disturbing. Wow. All those coincidences leading up to the final nail in the coffin. Swimmers on both deceased girls. DNA is actually really awesome. So many crimes coming back to haunt these secret monsters.
That is the chillest detective I’ve ever seen.
It’s weird for them to begin an interview with questions about your childhood, instead of questions about the actual case. He should be asking for a lawyer.
The interrogator is building rapport, getting the suspect to trust him and lower his guard,
The reason the cop is asking about his childhood is because he was 12 years old when he committed his first attack and it was very similar to the two murders he committed as an adult.
Dont even need a lawyer...just say your taking the fifth and the interview is over ..talking can only strengthen the states case
It's hardly 'weird'. They do it all the time. It's called building rapport.
See: Reid technique
The cop sure does have his number with the small chit-chat angle. This guy can't wait to tell his life story.
I have a picture of him standing right next to my daughter at a Zombie Walk in Phoenix a few years before he was arrested. You never really know who is around you!
😮
Evil is all around us we just don’t know it.
😳 that is so creepy and scary 😮
Why don't people ask for alcohol when cops ask" can i get you anything to drink?" Or is that not on the menu
If I'm ever in that situation Imma gonna ask for a beer
@@weeza55 I'd ask for some goodies from evidence room.
@@jrose-xp6tf oooo I like that idea! That would make shit interesting 😂
They should offer them a line of ❄️, you’d get the truth in 0.1 seconds
😂😂😂😂
EDIT: 57:47 You can actually hear this guy swallow hard after the detective asks him to explain how his DNA got on these girls. 🤦🏼♀️
This guy acts more like he’s talking a counselor than a detective.
I'm 31 minutes in and have not heard this guy ask why he is there. As soon as they would have read me my rights that would have been my 1st question.
Because he knows why.
He asked in the beginning, but didn’t push for an answer because he’s guilty.
So creepy knowing that back then on those streets in those locations my friends and I may have ran into this guy at some point. I grew up in Phx and totally remember the head being found in the canal next to the park we would hang out at 😳
No you don't. Stop fishing for attention
@@EMJ754 Who are you talking to? So funny the people that talk smack are nameless faceless keyboard warriors that think hiding your face gives you the right to be weirdo jerks online lol. You, my strange friend, are the one wanting MY attention for some reason. Well you got it. Jealous much? lol 👈
Took him 51 minutes of answering random questions about his life to finally ask "what does this have to do with anything". Unbelievable 😂
Finally after 51 minutes he asks what does sex have to do with any of this.
Possibly the most boring man alive.
😂
If a cop seems that interested in your childhood, you're probably in big trouble.
The fact that he has a daughter and still did these things is terrifying
It's interesting the comments that only focus on this killer not "lawyering up.". Never mentioning, these girls were not only brutally murdered, in the worst way, but this clown got away with it for 30 years, possibly harming many more. I'm only happy these girls families have closure and the Detective was brilliant.
The patience that this interviewer shows is amazing. Masterful. Covered all the bases before the interviewee even knew what was going on.
Not only does he not ask for a lawyer, he never stops to ask, 'why do you need to know this?'. It takes a special amount of overconfidence and lack of social awareness to fall for it, and we're fortunate that is usually enough to weed our killers in interrogations.
As soon as the detective gave him his drawings, he should have asked for a lawyer or before he even started answering questions. Glad he didn’t
I'll never understand why people talk to the police without an attorney present.
Because they are so narcissistic that they think they can talk their way out of it. Darrell Brooks is a prime example of this.
He has serious narcissistic features which makes him believe he can get away with it without consequences
@@5thdimension954very good point. I think a lot of them don’t ask for a lawyer bc of arrogance…they think they can talk their way out of it. Entitlement. And no, I don’t mean any certain race. I watch waaay too many of these 😅 and I see it all the time…arrogant(entitled), narcissistic criminals that think they are smarter than the cops.
I’m sure a lot of y’all do too.
It's basic psychology
Not hard to understand at all really 😊
No self snitching
I can’t believe this guy who has been randomly brought in, not told why, chooses to answer these questions that get very personal, is shown childhood writings and still agrees to go on with this interrogation without asking for an attorney. Glad he did but shocking not to ask for an attorney
Stupidity and arrogance combined.
You don’t work with the public do you? If you did this would make total sense. I hv random people telling me oddly intimate stories daily
They carry on talking because they want to walk out of there at some point, they think it is possible to answer the questions and pass the “test” then be freed. Getting an attorney seems like prolonging the interview and delaying their release. Stupid and something that will haunt him in prison every night.
@@breakit46and that's the irony, 'cause they're actually prolonging it by talking. What many of these people being interrogated don't realize is, they are the ones who really have all the power. Unless, of course, the police have some smoking-gun type of evidence against them.
It's called rapport with the suspect. That's made the suspect feel comfortable talking to the officer
Dude was accused of double homicide with DNA evidence and 5 minutes later he's talking about building engines and his favorite racecar drivers, ...as though he wasn't just accused of homicide. Wild stuff.