Sarah literally thinks she's going home later... 

Oh hi, Dan

Because she convicted herself with evidence she forgot to delete😂. It's literally like every time she demands that the whole thing was "NOT INTENTIONAL" she's convinced the detectives will turn around and say 'OHHH okay, sorry that's okay then! You're okay hun, go on home, sorry we thought you did something criminal' 😂😂

She's 100% confident that manslaughter doesn't exist and if someone dies but she says 'it wasn't intentional' enough times that she can convince the everyone that she's a victim. These kind of people are deeply narcissistic and manipulative, but the fact they have SO much misguided self-confidence and invincibility is hilarious, it makes good comedy considering it's just a single person repeating the same phrase numerous times😅.

creeper rap?

OMG his family and kid will be PISSED at me HAHAHA -murderer

Yes! She obviously has a total lack of self-awareness!

Killed a guy by locking him in a suitcase***

Sorry but I would never lock someone in a suitcase never in a million years

​@@bethkovacs2128you ok? Safe to assume most, if not all of the people reading comments have watched or are watching the video. Even if they haven't, the comment is fine and it may pique their interest. What were you hoping to accomplish here?

@@rockyevans1584 emphasizing how ironic it is tht she was worried about being in a confined space, ya robot

Cause laughing at soulless lobotomies makes the situation worse. She was just being infuriating the entire time, but I do see where you’re coming from though.

When Youre a literal interrogator, you have to be ice cold, and always be aware of the consequences your words may bring to the situation. Interrogation techniques are really hard to master, and you must be really careful of what you say, and especially what you do and how you move and approach the suspect in question.

Lol yep

😂🤦🏼‍♀️

😂😂😂😂 and "believe me when I say this"

😂

I actually taught my autistic bro to actually start rudely but no aggressively

Dude I would be freaking out without my vape in that situation. The soda is definitely not as important but I can't be separated from my nicotine

@@effaroundfindout also she was hungover and panicking so needing sugar/soda is really understandable

She was requesting stuff during her interview too. She is just a demanding and entitled Karen

@@vickyanderson2733she doesn’t look panicked too me, more like mildly inconvenienced.

the most arrogant person ive ever seen interrogated and even more arrogant that she actually did it. she hasnt taken accountability for a single thing in her life

Yea like she just made a big oopsie daisy lol

Well technically it would be a different crime i think wouldn’t it ?

@@anonymousbrowsing2909 it might be manslaughter as opposed to murder, but you’re still going to jail

lot of women are, her parents probably enabled everything she did and let her off easy if she had any excuse.

@@ghostface5559 Well her ex said that she was repeatedy bailing the boyfriend out for domestic abuse. Maybe she was too weak to leave him but snapped when he was put in a vulnerable position.

Sooo wild!!

This is what I don't understand. This lady just killed her boyfriend. And you let her sleep over your house. Maybe he just wanted to have sex and let here see here child for last time.

Be even worse if she turned up with a very large empty suitcase

@@kelvincarlisle3402I mean he did it for his son

Am I missing something? Was he made aware the victim was left in a suitcase to asphyxiate by the woman he let sleep over? You all got hindsight, I don't think she would've blabbed about committing murder either.

His daughters😢😢

And mocked him with an evil laugh. She's so immature it's weird

Hearing the desperation in his voice, calling her name :(

Nobody, And I Mean, NOBODY!!!! Could have Said it Better Than You! I Searched My Brain 🧠 For A Comment to Describe This Woman, but Was Left Speechless. Shmdh 🙄

Yea agreed so scary

lmao

Thats a cool achievemwnt though lol

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Easy to see how she got beat so often

Tha narrators last comment is hilarious!

Feels like a scene out of The Office, or well, The Police Station as it would be called I suppose

Haha, was super weird, I was exactly at that timestamp when I read the comment

If this had laugh tracks nobody would think it doesn't fit lmao

the way she says “oh gosh” just tops it off 😭😭

have any of you touched grass? That's the way real people talk. Life is dark, humour is the light. Yes, police, paramedics, firefighters all feel the same. Doctors and nurses too. You ever see a police officer in contact with a serious criminal? Discussions happen and laughter is shared because they're all still human, even the criminal who has done something evil.

Right

Honestly, even if you didn't do it. Still don't talk to the cops, talk to your lawyer and have them talk to the cops for you. Just in case.

Innocent or guilty, get a lawyer first and don’t talk to anyone except them.

Don't talk to cops regardless.

Don't talk to cops period. Get a lawyer even if you are innocent. Detectives will lie to you to try to get you to say something incriminating.

HELP??

"case closed" hits a lot harder now

Badum tssssss

Cue Robert Palmer's 80s hit "I've got a bad case of loving you"

😅

Really the first Policewoman should have taken her down to the station and kept her there at least until the Postmortem or Autopsy was done that just didn't seem correct Police procedure to me

No, the coughing detective is unprofessional, irresponsible and, I'm sorry, just dumb. Can't even keep track of the battery power icon, WHEN YOU'RE ON THE VERGE of showing the video to the killer?! Please.

@@leapinglaura7343 you're right. But OP is also right about the first police woman. She was very cool headed and had a great temperament. Exactly what you need at that moment.

​@@leapinglaura7343 So because she didn't know her laptop battery was low, that makes her an objectively bad investigator...? Bwuh?

Careful, someday you may encounter one and have it even worse than just breathing your last in a suitcase...

She was seeking so much soothing, the soda, smokes, water. She doesn't like being uncomfortable for a second. I wonder what's going on with this case now. I'm so glad she didn't do this to her son.

Not really. Anyone would react the same as that officer.

Well said I had something like this typed out but figured someone could phrase it more eloquently. Regardless, this is fucked from all angles

lack of situational awareness caused by being a moron does not admonish you of guilt. it doesn’t matter whether something that leads to death is intentional or not. it’s up to each person to understand the possible consequence of their actions.

Evidence for the abuse ??

I agree.. I don’t think she wanted him to die but I do think she wanted him to suffer so she could say see…. “Next time……..

Psychopathic* Not knowing the difference between psychosis and psychopathy makes it look like you don't know what tf you're talking about

I guess she wants someone who set her free from jail, with that evidence not in this life!😆

Reminds me of when Jodi Arias' attorney tried multiple times to be dismissed from her case. He actually developed cancer from the stress. He's thankfully recovered and has since written a book about it and has retired from law.

@@SaltySteff”May I be dismissed? I have stress-induced cancer.” “Lol no”

no amount of money would make me want to work with her

⁠Spoken like an honest person,@@MM-gu8tk, that was your 1st mistake. ✌🏼🤣👍🏼

I wonder if she is using her attorneys quiting as a way of stalling things, and if in her twisted mind she thinks by doing this she can just make everything go away?

​@kathleenmorrison8450 I mean she's still in jail so it's not really a win.

Whats going to happen is they’re going to forget the public defenders, declare her incompetent to stand trial, and sentence her to indefinite commitment to a state psychiatric hospital which she will never leave.

She’s going for the record 😂

she's going to testify for herself 🤣🤣🤣

Sorry to hear that. Take care and the best to you.

@@clarewelter2207 it’s all just things and money, you can’t take it with you. Just happy I got to keep my dog through it all.

​​@@BAgodmodeYeah bro. You love that dog. Bj's 24/7.

Sorry to hear that happened. All the best for the future

I ABSOLUTELY AGREE!!!💯💪🏾

Why aren't they posting anymore?

JCS is the script writer, not the narrator. The narrator still makes content, but it’s obviously not JCS.

What happened to the second channel?

@@JetteAMTwhat is his channel?

Love your channel too @Law&Crime Network!!

Chad channel

this is the crossover i didn't know i needed.

Bro.... the fact that u got L&C giving yall love shows how much yall done came up!!! I been watching yall since the chris watt murders.... so glad yall getting the recognition and love yall deserve!!

Listen I’m like girl wtf 😳 be quiet she cannot even get a lawyer because she likes control

28:35. "This is not FAIR!!!" Ohhh give me strength.....🤦

"What made you want to do this?".....as she is getting arrested😂😂😂😂. Unfortunately I see this type of deflecting responsiblity, narcissistic, victimy behavior in a lot of people. Almost all have control issues.

i think you meant psychopathic, psychotic is when someone experiences intense delusions on a level that is entirely disconnected to reality (hallucinations, thinking your neighbor's a FBI operative, hearing voices, convinced you're literally God, that type of jazz)

been waiting 8 months. No and posts 😔

I am so astonished that she is focusing only on herself and Lucus' computer. She is extremely self-satisfied that she got him to get in the suitcase. Possibly surprised that he got in at all. I wonder why he did.... She obviously tortured this man and he sounds so scared. (5 minutes for what Sarah?)

To be fair, if they're texting each other (which was the impression I got) mid-interview, it seems likely that they would have been saying something about her/the case that they couldn't say in front of her but needed to communicate about immediately. Otherwise why wouldn't they have waited until after the interview and just used their faceholes to say it to each other?

She is GULITY to the core, bro... She ain't gettin' out fer like at least 30 years! 😝

They can make toilet wine, she'll get her fix.

You ever heard of prison hooch my friend?

@@TubBunnyChews Definitely a different flavor palette than the OTC wines out in the street.

Nah shes not a drug dealer, she will only do like 6 or 7years and will be released from prison for 'good behaviour' if she was caught dealing drugs it would be 30 to life

​@@MetalSword95 I dont think this woman has ever been accused of "good behavior" in her entire life

Thing is, legally, if she'd said not intentional one more time, they'd have had to let her go.

@@kazz970😂

It is worth noting that people who are beaten like she was are very forgiving of other people who "make mistakes". She may have provided forgiveness so often that she expects it from others. Every time she bailed out her now dead ex she may have been expected to say, "I'm sorry for getting you arrested," in order to receive a, "that's ok baby I forgive you." It is not far-fetched to recognize that psychological manipulation + alcohol = a loss of touch with reality.

I think she hurt him & put him in the suitcase then came up with the ridiculous hide & seek story. He had injuries to his body. poor man absolute crazy woman

@@kirstietittensor8746didn’t he beat her several times and go to jail because of it? Obviously she should have left and not killed him, but he shouldn’t have been beating her either. Idk if that is true and she is insane so it’s something she could make up and probably get away with.

What's the pun you think you made?

@@StanleyKubick1 she murdered him with a suitcase

@@StanleyKubick1 CASE

Now I can see why her trial keeps on getting DELAYED... We'll be LUCKY if we even hear anything by Christmas! 🙄

My mother

@@Mayu8-sd4ep Mine too. 😉🙌🏻

Lmfao seriously

Did you mean “lack” of self-awareness. Narcissism personified

What blows my mind is I've seen people say the exact same thing several times watching these types of videos

@@lucienelson he didn’t mean it was a high level. Just an impressive level lmao

@@lucienelson “zero” is a level, after all.

Totally agree. A Karen. Plain and simple.

HA, no doubt!

To be fair, lots of people DO.

@@FlailTV It is of the bare minimum expectation that one be able to conduct themselves proffesionally and not allow personal feelings to get in the way when its their job. If cashiers arent allowed to get angry at rude customers, then someone whos getting paid more to do a more specialized job should be held to the same standard.

@@berlynn3519 I don't understand your comment as a reply to mine. I was saying plenty of people who work in retail/hospitality/etc DO behave unprofessionally and let their emotions/mood affect their behaviour at work and get away with it. I made no statement about whether or not they (or the detective in question, or indeed anyone in any job) SHOULD be excused for that behaviour or not. Just that they do exhibit it.

@@FlailTV I guess I misunderstood the context of your comment 🤷‍♀️ my b

Yeah this channel served me well during lockdown 😂

He said along time ago he’s done with BRvid strict regulations. Anything we get from Jcs at this point are just videos that he’s probably already worked on that they’re releasing here in there.

​@@sad_vegan507that was, or at least is also something he said before the last two Uploads.

🤣🤣🤣👍👍😂😂😂

​@@sad_vegan507I'm sure that the narrator is just the voiceover.

Never underestimate the thrilling power of 'both'.

I didn't _mean_ to crash head-on with that bicyclist, hurtling them over my windshield, consequently k*lling them. I was *suuper* drunk, okay?...... Soo, we good, right?

Killing people isn't always a crime though for example self-defense.

​@@songcramp66 they were playing hide and seek, remember?

It also somewhat makes makes a mockery of 'stand your ground laws' in some American states too!

Carl, that kills people

HONESTLY!!!

EVERYWHERE

Yes they are very much scattered everywhere from politicians to policemen to everyday people and possibly someone in your life could be too. There are sociopaths, psychopaths who don’t harm people they just try to live everyday life like normal people.

And they're scary as hell!

While it is true that, statistically speaking, everybody knows several adults who qualify for an NPD, HPD, and/or ASPD diagnosis, let's also not forget about the Dunning-Kruger effect or the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, which run rampant in YT comment sections. Let's recognize this basic fact: everybody has narcissistic and psychopathic traits and having these traits doesn't automatically qualify a person for a personality disorder. This is especially true in the era of social media. Lastly, when one is being interrogated it is perfectly reasonable to accept that the topic of conversation would be about oneself. Some "narcissism" should be expected when you're sitting on the metaphorical hot seat and being asked questions about your experiences, behaviors, and perspectives. A good psychoanalyst wouldn't slap a diagnosis on someone and proceed to treat that person as if they were a stereotype. That person has traits and situations which go beyond the suspected diagnosis. There is much, much more to this case and Sarah's life that we don't know. When I worked at a mental hospital and we heard that an incoming patient had, "delusions and paranoia," it would be wrong for us to assume that the patient was schizophrenic. There are several explanations for delusions and paranoia and ignoring these other potential explanations would have been about as ethical as ignoring someone in a suitcase who says they can't breathe. Sarah is clearly guilty of some form of murder. The fact that (in her own mind) she's not guilty could indicate NPD or ASPD, but I can think of other reasons why she might not see eye-to-eye with the detectives about her guilt. If psychology genuinely interests you (and I hope it does!) I challenge you to do more research and consider other possibilities. [Hopefully it goes without saying that my paragraphs above are meant to be a mental exercise here in the safety of YT comments. If you ever find yourself sharing space with someone whom you suspect could qualify for an ASPD diagnosis, don't second guess yourself! Do what is lawfully reasonable to keep yourself safe.]

OK, good call!

Dude, it was unintentional.

Don't forget they were doing a puzzle as well

she also had 12 hours to delete those videos and somehow just totally forgot about them or didnt even think to check her phone before calling 911 🤦🏼‍♀️

I don't understand why they wouldn't have taken her in right away. She could have left town in that time.

Had 12 hours to call a lawyer, or atleast say nothing.

Lol😂😂😂😂😂

I caught that too !

That ain't no lady..........

Completely agree

She's an outstanding parent! She excels at everything!

@Coogan The kid would have been doing much better in the first place, if custody would have been given to the father, instead of an alcoholic mother.

What you're referring to as custody, is in fact GNU/Custody.

Those kinda people always project onto others. Of course she'd inflict her worst fear onto somebody else. She's all the thinks of I bet, why would she take the time to consider what he'd be afraid of.

You can cut the irony with a knife throughout this whole interrogation

@@hanselmanryanjames "you're killing me"

Good point what a heartless evil woman

She’s just trying to get them to stop. She’ll say anything

I feel like she keeps saying that because it was so premeditated

She more than likely wached some murder shows and saw people accused of manslaughter getting bail so was trying to achieve the same.

Alec Baldwin: "hold my beer"

@@more.art.less.war. bruh, as if those are really that similar

I thought the murder was very clean and tidy

Kind of ironic she felt trapped in a confined space

Just like a modern woman

"I'm blaming it on the wine!" "Ohhh in that case you're free to go! Officers, arrest that wine bottle".

how about leaving the abuser. Her ex also said she kept bailing him out of jail and going back to him.

@@veralordes2831 Yeah, you can't a more "fatal attraction" than this! What was it? Why did it continue? It's a bizarre and twisted story, ... or it's just about alcohol, that'll do it.

Right I was like "not as much as you killed him!" 😂

I love how she said ... "your batteries about to die" like that would be the end of it lololol and how the hell did she get him in that suitcase

Projection is what its called. You accuse others of doing what youre doing.

​ @Vixinaful I don't think it's that. "You're killing me" is just a turn of phrase, it's just ironic that that is the one she chose to use.

Well cops will intentionally mislead suspects into thinking they have to confess, while also leaving their path wide open. I remember sitting in a room with two cops and they kept asking me the same thing over and over even after I told them my story. They didn't like it, so eventually I just told them something else bc I wanted it to be over. I was allowed to leave. Why didn't I? Because you're being bullied and manipulated

or his familly

I get the sense they were mutually abusive and he got the worst of it.

WHY WOULD SHE BE CONCERNED ABOUT HIM, SHE'S JUST KILLED HIM & IN THE MOST CRUELLEST WAY SO THERE'S EVERY CLUE RIGHT THERE WHY SHE'S SHOWING NO CONCERN, BECAUSE SHE'S NOT!

@@cheryl5994 hey, I think you’re caplock is on.

"I'm worried for my life" but not worried about the life you just took from someone you were supposed to love. It's sick. She can still only think about herself

The World is Ruined by Wine

That was funny af lol

😂😂😂

Lol anything but let him live a happy life

Timestamp if you can?

@@SmithWhite-pf9kq lmao

100% ! You made a good choice. I had an ex like that too. It made me doubt myself a lot. It still makes me doubtful now, during arguments with my current boyfriend. My ex almost ran over a cat once and I alarmed him that the cat was crossing the road! He got mad at me because he claimed he ‘spooked’. Even though he was pretty calm and I checked if there were no cars in the area before alarming him. My ex once drove off without turning on the manual lights of his car AT NIGHT. I told him he should put them on. He flipped. After we got home, he threatened to stab me with a fork… That stuff haunts you for life, but I hope we can both/all heal though.

He flipped out**

Yes it's really really really telling

This

when your lawyer dont want anything to do with you, its bad i would say

Not intentional!

You really believe they were playing hide and seek? She knocked him out and stuffed him in a suitcase!

@@CoreyT127 LOL! I have no idea what went on, I can’t even imagine, I would hate to be a fly on the wall

And making puzzles 😆

​@@CoreyT127Yes the bruising on his forehead would suggest that.

Same. I smiled when I saw the notification.

Yeah, the copycat channels are a dime a dozen and often low quality. Return of the king.

Yes he is the GOAT