Hearted Youtube comments on Damon Verial (@DamonVerial) channel.

  1. 7:48 "I don't think your that bad of a guy" thats always my favorite line in these interrogations.
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  2. That's crazy the mother didn't even reprimand him for doing anything bad. That's what happens when you raise your kid as your friend and not their parent.
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  3. He no doubt walked out of there thinking she fell for him
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  4. PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE! Super interesting and fresh for us True Crime junkies that have seen just about everything lol
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  5. Imagine your husband or wife is seeing someone behind your back and only learning about it through a murder investigation.... Wow.
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  6. Dry humor is funny to me. And when you add in a joke or two it makes it a little less of a negative impact. Every true crime channel adds jokes to lighten the mood. Keep up the good work.
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  7. "What did he look like?" "Like a bean..." Me: "WAIT WHAT?!"
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  8. Every time she spoke softly, she was lying. She had to know those 400 phone calls were being recorded. I’d love to hear what he had to say to the detectives.
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  9. She has money in her drawer that she hopes it doesn’t come up missing. Gloria knows how easy it is to take from other people
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  10. Please stop advising criminals to invoke their right to the 5th amendment. I’m running out of interrogation videos to watch when I’m wide awake at 3 am.
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  11. I felt sick listening to him CALMLY explaining how he attacked the poor guy..... there is something really wrong with this young man.
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  12. Interrogation of a Reddit mod
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  13. Here's the thing........she just wouldn't tell the TROOF!
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  14. Good on the Lyft driver to keep his composure and provide accurate details
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  15. It puts the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again..
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  16. Not sure why Damon choose not to include it, but she was sentenced to life
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  17. “If I wear these sunglasses, the detectives won’t see me, and I’ll get away with murder”. -Juanny Bravo
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  18. Dude murdered a baby and was genuinely surprised when he gets arrested for it, this man living in a whole different plane of existence.
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  19. "To be honest with you, boss" this kid is one of the worst liars I've heard. My goodness! 💜
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  20. I love his list of everything he is going to buy “when he wins his lawsuit”😂😂😂
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  21. Man, that takes some incredible patience sit there waiting for him say something. This had me on the edge of my seat waiting for him to say something. The guy is nearly catatonic, his body almost motionless as he interacts with the voices in head.
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  22. Background info for those who want to google: Name: Christopher Floe, former Wa. Dept. of Corrections, Community Correctional Officer Shelton Wa. Field office. Sister: Caroline Harris He was under investigation for PREA (Prison Rape Elimination Act) and didn't want to lose his job under those circumstances. He planned the shooting so he could "go out" as a hero, potentially get out of trouble, receive disability payments, and perhaps praise. So weird to see this story/interrogation! I used to work for DOC, at the prison (not the field office he worked) in Shelton. I remember when this happened.
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  23. I could listen to him talk to himself for hours. The law offices of Pizza, Pizza & Hut. I love watching these people that have absolutely no self awareness of how ridiculous they sound. Like how can you interview this person and not laugh your ass off.
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  24. Just googled what carts were: vape pen cartridges. And here I was imagining the guy was carrying whole carts of bags of weed
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  25. What position do you play? Inmate # 25
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  26. The logic in murdering your mistress to save your marriage is ridiculous. Your wife might forgive you for cheating. A surefire way to lose your wife though is to get arrested for murder. Or maybe just dont cheat in the first place if you love your wife so much 🙄
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  27. "I'm actually a pro skater. I'm only coppin cuz my dad is the chief and he said I need to get a real job"
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  28. "I don't care about the drugs, I'm not the drug police." Proceeds to ask nothing but drug questions for the next 5 minutes.
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  29. What's actually amazing to me is that no one she's talking to sets her shit straight. Friends tell you when you're out of line!
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  30. Detective ask murderer how was his day. Murderer says, boring. What does this guy do for fun?
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  31. I can explain his job if anyone is interested. I used to work for a company that did work for aerospace, defense, and nuclear, including Raytheon. What people who do not work in the field don’t get is the paperwork and traceability requirements. To give a hypothetical person example of traceability- Let’s say a batch of a simple screw is defective. They have to be able to track down every time and every place that particular screw was used. So a big part of the job is assigning serial and lot numbers to every single part used, recording when and where it’s used, and be able to store and access that information if needed. There also has to be a written procedure on every single job that every single person who works on the project follows. In other words, at any time, any worker can pull out a set of procedures and say “I just did this step, and now I’m doin that step next.” Plus full schematic drawings for everything. The paperwork is actually more work than the physical act of making the product. So this guy’s job is kind of like a project manager who makes sure all the paperwork is correct before the physical part of the job begins. It’s harder than it sounds, because making small adjustments is a big ordeal. Cheers
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  32. My heart really goes out to people like him, who are suffering from a mental health disorder that can have such an impact on their lives like in this case. I too have a mental health disorder and sometimes it can be very easy for me to start feeling sorry for myself and sing the woe is me blues, but then I see what this gentleman has to deal with and it's a good, swift reality check for me. I'm glad to hear he was able to get the help he needed, but it's disheartening to know it took a false confession and two years in prison in order to receive it. Lastly, I'm fairly alarmed at how easily the medical examiner was swayed with his conclusions as to the cause of her death, as he shouldn't have had to rely on Leo's "confession" and then recanted confession to determine an accurate finding. Just find it a bit disturbing, honestly... 😳
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  33. It's a fine line, I understand what you are saying, however you can't arrest a person who hasn't committed a crime, police of all agencies respond to crime not prevent, their presence may prevent crime while they are present but they mostly respond to it and it would be a very dangerous thing to start arresting people for what you think they may do in the future
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  34. This guy is mad because he's killed off his wife and now Robin doesn't want anything to do with him, nor do his kids and he's all alone. RIP Peggy ❤
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  35. I dont understand how she talked her co conspirators into this silly ass sht. Who in their right mind would go along with her crazy ass plan😂
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  36. I'll never understand why people think murdering someone is better than breaking up.
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  37. it's so crazy that ring doorbell has literally changed the world, and preventing crime and catching criminals! It's so cool
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  38. Please tell me that the female detective understands completely that there is NO WAY, this guy "understands" what she just read to him in that "Release of Medical Information" form.
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  39. My heart dropped when he said the FBI had visited his friend a couple weeks before this happened to tell him and his mom to stay away from THIS guy as they felt he was dangerous. And then, he actually k**led him. Chilling. He is where he belongs
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  40. The fact you give a moment of silence for the victim is beyond refreshing. Thank you for doing that.
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  41. you’re supposed to flee to Mexico, not NEW Mexico. He’s not from here though, I’ll give it to him.
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  42. Former Cocaine addict here, I recognize that slightly desperate "full lick" of the phone screen from anywhere 🤣 I'm sure other people who snort things off their phone are in the same boat.
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  43. She made that whole interrogation her very own therapy session to talk about her, herself, and she. The narcissism is just dripping right out of her
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  44. It’s really creepy, the way, he keeps 👀 looking directly into the camera… So bizarre!
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  45. I am so happy Dashawn was able to pull through. My prayers are with him and his family 🙏:thanksdoc:
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  46. Credit where credits due. You edited out the long pauses. A creator who actually listens to criticism. Bravo.
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  47. He thought he’d be out the next day & put on probation for armed robbery 🤣 What a fool. That must have been a harsh reality check when the judge told him 10 years!
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  48. I bet the girl and the guy are wondering what happened to their wallets never expecting a YouTube video on how they were discovered
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  49. How does a guard not realize all phone calls are recorded?!
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  50. Witnessing someone realize their life will never be the same in real time is always an amazing sight. One bad day can destroy everything you've ever worked for in life.
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