Narcissistic Killer's Interrogation Makes Detective Snap

Kevin Gregson was a RCMP officer for many years, but as time went on more and more reports were written about him until, one day, he finally snapped.

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[ThatChapter]

Hey everyone, this is a re-upload of yesterday's video! Had some issues with it so had to edit it and re upload. Apologies for this, won't happen again! See you with a fresh one on Friday!

[mrgirth]

“How did a paramedic take you down if you were so strong?”😂😂😂i love this detective

[whitefreeman]

i will never understand why you can get more time for writing bad checks then for raping a child.. our system is broken

[MrFruitgum]

"My speciality is I am trained to take life". Fails many many times to take his own life 😂😂🤣🤣

[lisahinton]

I love the detective who kept pointing out "It's not about you. Why do you keep bringing the conversation back to yourself? This isn't about you." LOVE this guy!

[Schwabwana]

Childish justification for crappy deeds seems to be a trend of narcissistic psychopaths

[AndyBonesSynthPro]

When he applied to join the police force did anyone talk to him? I would think any conversation with this guy would disqualify him from handling a mop let alone a gun

[arla]

The officer he killed had just been to the scene of a librarian being sexually assaulted . The officer had been at the hospital concerning this attack, he sat in his cruiser filling out the paper work on the assault when that excuse for a human being attacked him. Some how, this makes it even worse

[seandelap]

If Eric received emergency attention straight away and still died from his wounds then it showed you just how savage the attack was that he didn't have a chance of survival kevin is a complete psychopath

[DwayneIsKing]

Wow. Someone's last words being "thank you" says a lot about that person

[elizabethmills]

Apologies from psychopaths are hollow and meaningless. They only care about themselves, using others for some personal gain, and trying to outsmart the interrogator. It's useless for the officer to suggest an explanation or apology.

[richarddutton]

They call him Lucky Boy in prison....you DON'T want to be called Lucky Boy in prison.

[thegood]

FINALLY a detective that is mentally capable of calling out someone's BS. This idiot was/is used to BS'ing everyone so much he thinks he can just talk and talk around all his issues, pointing to everyone and everyTHING else but himself as the cause of all his problems.

[bcgrote]

Wow what an annoying creature. Hopefully he never gets out.

[empressmarowynn]

The fact that he harmed a child, is a former cop, and killed a cop means he's not safe from either the guards or other prisoners. Dude is gonna be in isolation pretty much his entire sentence.

[ginabeena]

I love how the cop keeps calling him on his bullshit!

[ditziangel]

What a terrible person this dude is! Ugh That strong little girl reading her statement, it’s so sad because people like that guy don’t apologize for anything because they have zero empathy for anyone but themselves, which was made obvious in his interview where it was even pointed out he just kept talking about himself.

[changeintheair]

This amazes me. My son is RCMP and I as female was turned down, although I passed every bar. Yet, this man got accepted? Crazy! In retrospect, I an glad I was turned down because now I am a high school teacher. I suspect my merciful side got me got me axed.

[bunyz]

Love the interviewer calling him out like that. Too bad others can't do it to those with the same psychopathy. Thanks Mike

[kadyhogan]

I’ve watched an unbelievable amount of true crime in my life, this man might be the most insufferable perp I have ever seen. He is told that the victim’s family will watch this and his response is “my people will watch this” absolutely disgusting.