Have you ever seen a rapist/murderer confession? Video inside

Alone · Oct 22, 2010

totalnoob said:
No body + no murder weapon = no crime right? Don't get me wrong..I'm glad he was busted and convicted..but if he had any sense he wouldn't have given the location of the body.

[/serial killer hat]

Uh, he recorded his crimes and even took pictures.

Given all 84 counts or so, it would be impossible not to be caught even without the bodies/weapons.

totalnoob · Oct 22, 2010

k, nevermind..I didn't read the details.

eldorado99 · Oct 22, 2010

Excellent job by the Det.

meltdown75 · Oct 22, 2010

sygyzy · Oct 22, 2010

For those of you who think that his actions were "unusual" for a killer, they are not. These types of psychopaths often revisit the scene of a crime and do things like jerk off to relive the incident. Arsonists do the same (after the building has burned or while it's burning, from a distance).

eldorado99 · Oct 22, 2010

sygyzy said:
For those of you who think that his actions were "unusual" for a killer, they are not. These types of psychopaths often revisit the scene of a crime and do things like jerk off to relive the incident. Arsonists do the same (after the building has burned or while it's burning, from a distance).

Yup, we sure are some sick monkeys in clothes sometimes aren't we?

eits · Oct 22, 2010

i never saw a confession throughout the videos... i feel kinda ripped off.

i don't know why the guy never decided to be like "well, things aren't looking too good for me.... i'm outta here to go call a lawyer". he was free to leave at any time.

i love how the detective nailed his ass law & order style... like, whenever he put the warrant and car seizure forms or whatever in front of him to show him just how fucked he was.

alkemyst · Oct 22, 2010

He killed two women, not that it makes a difference, but I don't know why so many are using 'girls' and then mentioning the 11 year olds he stole underwear of.

alkemyst · Oct 22, 2010

eits said:
i never saw a confession throughout the videos... i feel kinda ripped off.

i don't know why the guy never decided to be like "well, things aren't looking too good for me.... i'm outta here to go call a lawyer". he was free to leave at any time.

i love how the detective nailed his ass law & order style... like, whenever he put the warrant and car seizure forms or whatever in front of him to show him just how fucked he was.

Canada process isn't like the US. It was just backed by their supreme court earlier this month that those accused of serious crimes have no right to counsel prior to interrogation.

Alone · Oct 22, 2010

eits said:
i never saw a confession throughout the videos... i feel kinda ripped off.

i don't know why the guy never decided to be like "well, things aren't looking too good for me.... i'm outta here to go call a lawyer". he was free to leave at any time.

i love how the detective nailed his ass law & order style... like, whenever he put the warrant and car seizure forms or whatever in front of him to show him just how fucked he was.

He knew he lost already.

amdhunter · Oct 22, 2010

alkemyst said:
He killed two women, not that it makes a difference, but I don't know why so many are using 'girls' and then mentioning the 11 year olds he stole underwear of.

Someone has to think of the children.

eits · Oct 22, 2010

alkemyst said:
Canada process isn't like the US. It was just backed by their supreme court earlier this month that those accused of serious crimes have no right to counsel prior to interrogation.

that may be true, but that was this month... not february.

eits · Oct 22, 2010

Alone said:
He knew he lost already.

don't get me wrong, i'm glad that slimebag is locked up and caught... but i mean, come on... if you're trying to get away with something, you try a little harder than sitting there like a constipated moron and confessing. at least take a shit in your pants and start rubbing it on your face or something if you know there's no way out of it...

Kadarin · Oct 22, 2010

Interesting videos. You can practically feel the emotions going through the guy as he realizes he's caught.

leeland · Oct 22, 2010

if you don't want to watch three videos of the confession here is a recap

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Muuc60bAY0&feature=related

DaTT · Oct 23, 2010

Kadarin said:
Interesting videos. You can practically feel the emotions going through the guy as he realizes he's caught.

Yup. While I was watching this video, i kept thinking of when I was younger and my dad caught me doing something and I would just sit there in silence thinking to myself, "How the fuck can I lie my way out of this". Obviously this is a much grander scale them what I am referring to, but the basic rush of fear/regret.

DaTT · Oct 23, 2010

darkxshade said:
An 8 min video of someone sitting in dumbfounded silence has never been this entertaining :awe:

I agree 100%

Alone · Oct 23, 2010

eits said:
don't get me wrong, i'm glad that slimebag is locked up and caught... but i mean, come on... if you're trying to get away with something, you try a little harder than sitting there like a constipated moron and confessing. at least take a shit in your pants and start rubbing it on your face or something if you know there's no way out of it...

He knew how it was going to play out and wanted to do as much damage control as possible. I imagine he wanted to make a deal that would tell them everything in order to keep the...pictures...out of the media and away from his family. Obviously that's not how it turned out, even though I don't think it was at all necessary to even publish those images.

Sureshot324 · Oct 23, 2010

alkemyst said:
Canada process isn't like the US. It was just backed by their supreme court earlier this month that those accused of serious crimes have no right to counsel prior to interrogation.

Interesting. I googled this and found this article

Link

"The court said police cannot force a suspect to participate in an interrogation, but that the suspect does not have the right to have a lawyer there if they chose to participate in the interrogation."

So you could basically still say I refuse to participate in this interrogation unless my lawyer is present. The guy still could've walked out of that interview at any time. I doubt it would've mattered in this case since it looks like they had overwhelming evidence regardless.

Alone · Oct 23, 2010

Sureshot324 said:
Interesting. I googled this and found this article

I think that the point is they could bring someone in and ask them all the questions they'd like. A lot of people don't realize that they can ask for a lawyer (surprisingly) and much more probably don't think of it while they're in there.

Ichinisan · Oct 23, 2010

Arcadio said:
Wow... that was incredible. These 3 videos are better than a whole season's worth of CSI.

I can't f$%#ing STAND that show.

...and I'll never stop saying it. Unwatchable.

vital · Oct 23, 2010

how is the $10 million spent broken down?

DaTT · Oct 23, 2010

vital said:
how is the $10 million spent broken down?

Who knows, but I think the investigation goes back 10 years or something when he first started do B&E's to knock his cock around in a strangers under wear.

A Casual Fitz · Oct 23, 2010

Not really any confession going on here. I'd like to see what he actually has to say.

timosyy · Oct 23, 2010

Interesting to watch. The IT part about recovering data made me cringe a little, but i doubt he even tried to wipe it so.

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Have you ever seen a rapist/murderer confession? Video inside