A Detective Realizes The Cop Is Actually The Murderer

What happens When Evil Cops Try To Get Away With Murder?

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[DrInsanityCrime]

Thank you to RedTreeCrime for giving us permission to use the first interrogation:

[RoachDoggJr]

Her name is Lazarus and the case came back to finish her off, poetic.

[himpobunger]

I always cringe super hard when they try to pretend they're insane.

[truthsayer]

William wasn’t trying to hurt himself. If he were, he would have bashed his head on the edge of the table not the flat top of the table. It was all for show. He knew exactly what he did.

[Sparkedbynatty]

Matthew is a monster. The fact that he still hasn’t been charged is insane.

On the other note. She has full custody of her kids now which is amazing. After fighting for them through all this horrible things she went through.

[christiebray]

My son was in the same class as Boynton and said he was weird. My son wasn't surprised when this happened.

[smartbart]

Once cops start interrogating you, you HAVE TO ask for a lawyer. Intimidation tactics often work on criminals but can induce false flags in an innocent person.

[dsrai]

The Matthew Boynton case is quite sickening in that he still hasn't been charged with his wifes attempted murder. Everyone was so eager to put it down as attempted suicide despite her telling anyone who would listen that it was her husband that did it and the evidence was significant. He also won a $200k settlement with the city for wrongful dismissal. The balls on this guy.

[susannasolis]

The case of Matthew Boynton is just sickening. He is obviously a liar, and stealing her bag proves his pettiness.

[JamesRobinson-zc]

Talley’s “No!” Scream was as authentic as Darth Vader’s At the end of Revenge of the Sith.

[AntonioGomez-mr]

I don't understand how 1 person can kill and get life without parole and another person do the exact same thing and get 25yrs or less

[karenstafford]

That 2nd story is absolutely disgusting. He should have been arrested for attempted murder.

[arthurneddysmith]

4:33 Wow. William really wants to hurt himself ... by gently tapping his head on the table from a small distance.

[youngmosh]

Anyone who tries to get away with outright murder is a horrible person, but to also be a person of authority, in a position of power, and ABUSE it is beyond horrible.

[randybonefield]

You can always tell when they're guilty. They talk too much and talk about irrelevant things

[manicoo]

Worst part of the second case was, her husband tried to kill her and when she woke up, they wouldn't believe her when she said she didn't try to commit suicide.

Because of the "suicide attempt" her ex husband, the one who tried to kill her, got custody of their two kids and moved in with his mistress right away.

I mean how suspicious can one be?

He and the mistress broke up and he moved on to another lady. This lady was the one who found the bag and reported it to police. Good woman.

In the end, she got her kids back, thankfully. But no justice was ever served.

[The_Hairy_Hermit]

Oh, the compassion they show their own.

[masondegaulle]

"While cops are here to help and protect citizens..." Uh, no, the supreme court ruled cops are to uphold the law and aren't "required" to protect citizens. Something _EVERYONE_ needs to remember.

[grampsinsl]

Here's a hot tip: If you're actually innocent and think you've just been called in to help with background information on a long-cold case, then cops start framing questions in ways that you know (being a cop yourself) are designed to link you to the crime itself, you're going to have all 3 of the "signs" that the last clip attributes to guilt: Faster breathing as adrenaline is unexpectedly pumped into your blood, defensive language because you know you didn't do it, and erratic movements because of panic at the sudden realization of what's going on. I'm not saying she wasn't guilty, but I am saying that all these so-called behavioral analyses are hugely unreliable as indicators of anything.

[TheBritishPatriot]

It’s mind boggling how someone can commit murder and then go on to live a completely normal life, even pursue a career in law enforcement and be very successful at it, catching people like themselves (Stephanie is like the real life female Dexter). These Wolves live among us and no one knows who they are.