@pamelafarrell1604
This guy is the most calm, polite, murder I’ve ever witnessed in an interview
@sally4026
The way he said they "passed away" is so detached, as if it was nothing to do with him. Horrific 😢
@bruceboome
The detective interviewing him did a masterful job. Not many people could listen to such horror and react in a friendly manner.
@shannonglagola9811
This guy was my son's friend & we spent Xmas with him & his kids just days after he did this.. Everyone was so shocked when he was arrested. This still blows our mind
@sashie216
Went to high school with him and it still blows my mind he was capable of such evil because it wasn’t his character at all. Guess it goes to show you don’t truly know anyone or demons they deal with.
@renee1961
He is absolutely Terrifying! That Poor Family! And he's acting like he's discussing the weather!
@magdavanderlith925
This detective is amazing. He kept his calm. He spoke at the right time. He is like a psychologist detective. Well done. He should be training other detectives.😊
@BrendanJohnDoherty
Slaughters an entire family and then apologises to the detective for putting him out, for a blanket! Odd.
@TiffanyZander
I was friends with him in high school. He was always off, but never thought he’d do this. Absolutely sick!
@jessicabernhard8281
There's not a single thing my husband could do or say that would keep my parents from seeing me for a year. That's unbelievable!
@michellededmon6711
Everyone thinks he’s so honest. He is a psychopath. He is loving retelling this whole story down to the very last detail and shocking the detectives.
@Angelofloveandhappiness
I can't imagine being in someone's home, talking like everything's normal, then sneaking up behind them and doing what he did
@karmastewart706
Jamie is my biological sister and she loved her children so much, she was struggling with PPD and PTSD from getting hit and beat by him regularly. The marks on him that he claims she did would certainly be defensive marks
@lisakay8798
He murdered four family members and three helpless dogs. He's terrifying. He has zero emotions. He is beyond evil.
@reeses_piecesblessingsbupo5309
His only questions to the detective which is extremely disturbing & scary, was him asking how did you guys catch up to me? How did you know I did it? Was it the car?” WTF? He’s dumbfounded that he got caught is what it seems. So narcissistic that he’s hung up on what mistake he’s made.
@antiquemacabre
He's currently in custody at the Pinellas County Jail. The future hearings are set as follows: 2/28/2025 - BRING REMAINING PENDING MOTIONS 3/28/2025 - BRING ALL PENDING MOTIONS and 7/14/2025 - (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer BULONE, JOSEPH A) SENTENCING / PENALTY PHASE WITH JURY (COUNTS 1-3)
@willdenham
'I stayed with my granny for half a year.' Detective: 'Is she still living?'
@maureennoble9932
When I was about 13 or 14 years old My older sister was hospitalized with Schizophrenia. While there, She made friends with another patient. Once they were out, my mom and his dad felt it would be good for both of them to be friends and support each other. When he would come to visit, it was my job to stay in our family room/game room so they would not be alone. He was nice but clearly not happy that I was there and to be honest I wasn’t happy about it either! I remember his face and appearance clearly. He was handsome and looked angelic. He seemed like a gentle soul. And he loved the song “Bye Bye Miss American Pie” he always seemed nervous and high strung but like I said he was nice and he clearly liked my sister. Well I’m not sure of the timeline but he ended up killing a woman and cutting her to pieces! I shudder to think it could have been me. This was in the late 60’s or early 70’s. I remember his name and tried to find info about him online but nothing came up. His dad was such a nice man and I remember that he was happy that his son had a friend etc. I’m not saying that there is an excuse or that anyone who commits murder should be excused because of mental illness but honestly there are so many young people who could possibly get the proper help and this could prevent things like this from happening in the first place and save so many lives. There are always clues but most choose to ignore them because they have no idea where to turn or where are the resources etc. I don’t have the answer but I do feel that we need more help with mental illness care.
@melissanichilo8176
He has devastated and shattered this family now and for generations to come. Completely heartbreaking and chilling to hear him speak of his monstrosities
@dextermorgan1