How can any suspect, let alone another police officer, believe a detective who says "I'm honestly here to help you"?

21 years for a cold blooded murder but yet my friends dad got 16 years for selling pot 🤔 the system is broke 💯

People who are not guilty of a crime should also remain silent.

Those "detectives" were ridiculous.

I said it below, but as the saying goes: If you know you're guilty, you need a lawyer. If you know you're innocent, then you definitely need a lawyer.

Hearing a cop say "I'm honestly here to help you" is the same as a cop pulling you over and saying "sit tight buddy", it never ends well.

"If you didn't do anything wrong, you have nothing to worry about." One of the biggest lies law enforcement will tell you.

0:17 yes grabbing the door handle is “doing everything he could to escape” 😂😂😂😂😂

“He tried everything he could to escape” * tries door handle *

2 minutes in “his body language says he is feeling exposed” His body: straight chillin like a tubby

Ex cop: doesn't answer questions Dr. Insanity: "His experience as a police officer made him a cunning criminal mastermind who expertly misdirected the detectives."

I love it when police say, "Well if you're innocent, then just waive all your rights!"

Just as a side note, one thing I hate is that anyone who decides to use their right to remain silent is automatically judged and seen as "hiding something". Staying silent (especially if you do not know what it is about) is always the right decision. If I were ever to be questioned like this without having done anything wrong then I would certainly remain silent. Talking can only backfire, many innocent people have even been tricked into giving false confessions which is completely mad. There is a reason why lawyers exist.

I like how they read him his rights and spent the rest of the time trying to convince him to ignore them

"You have the right to remain silent." "Ok, I'm remaining silent." Detective: "and I took that personally"

2:25 If you didn't have an arrow pointing at his forearm, I would never have realized that was disturbing body language. I now know never to have my hands on my thighs.

"I want a lawyer" is the interrogation room safe word

The instant a detective says the phrase "help me, help you" it's time to lawyer up.

What a twist ending, holy crap. Makes you wonder what else he might have done in those 20 years without getting caught. This guy is sick.

3:19 I love how the female detective introduces herself to Grant as if she hadn’t already been sitting there with him before lol