Comments by "Robert Morgan" (@RobertMorgan) on "JCS - Criminal Psychology" channel.

@scottbecker4367 With the Jerrod Murray video, the 'reference' insane example...if I didn't know that was real, I'd have thought it was a movie scene, with half-assed writing. I'd think "No way anyone is really THAT neutral, cold, even polite, as they calmly explain how they murdered someone for no reason, and not seem to care at all."
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It's like one of those terror attacks that's so heinous, when everyone blamed it on ISIS, they come out saying "Yeah, no. That wasn't us, we're not even that f-ed up.". And those are the guys that would claim responsibility for anything that made them look scary at one time.
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"we have two OTHER people to ACTUALLY possess today."
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Remember kids, rule number 1: If they say "you are not under arrest, you can leave any time you want", LEAVE. GTFO, do not pass go, go directly to the office of an attorney, DO NOT speak to them again under any circumstances. I am unfamiliar with the laws of Canada, but in the United States you have the right to remain innocent.
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Don't you just hate it when you accidentally snap your friend's neck with your bare hands, by accident?
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You can't interrogate cats, they have no empathy, no shame. They're true sociopaths and master manipulators. It's why they're the most murdery pet on earth.
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That Jerrod Murray video is chilling. If I didn't know it was actual, real life video of the interrogation, I'd think it was a movie scene, it's surreal.
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@Charles Ferguson If they were able to arrest him at that point for any reason, HE'D BE under arrest. At the point he was told that, he was not charged with a crime, yet. Being shady as fuck and them having their suspicions, with some circumstantial evidence is not a crime. I'm in no way defending the guy, those are just the logical facts of the situation at that point.
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