This Wannabe Cop Thinks He's Smarter Than The Police

#truecrime #Interrogation
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In this jcs inspired true crime documentary, we take a look at the interrogation of a security guard who took advantage of his position.
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[redtreestories]

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[veganspacemonkey]

When cops say "we don't think you're that kind of person", they 1000% think you're that kind of person

[ninaninapasadena]

Crazy how those girls helped her get home safely and then her own building’s security guard, who is there to make sure she’s ok, ends her life.
Absolutely horrifying

[hsimpson]

"Changed into civilian clothes" Bro ... A security guard is a civilian

[milescorporosus]

"I'm good at analyzing patterns."
Dude thinks he's at a job interview.

[frankboff]

Those young ladies did so much to help Sasha. Great job girls.
It’s just awful that the damned security guard couldn’t be trusted.

[BrianAchterberg]

I can’t imagine what those two girls who helped her get home safe must be going through mentally right now. I absolutely respect, admire, and appreciate what they did for Sasha. My heart goes out to those two girls.

[LizbetPCB]

This is tragic. The young women, who did t even know her, did the right thing to get her out of harm’s way’, but the person whose job it was to keep her safe, was a monster.
Such a sad story.

[simonnorris]

Notice the differences in interviews between the two girls and the security guard. The two were being helpful and open while it really seems like the security guard is trying to weave the interrogator a story. Super interesting!

[sugarcleveland]

Shout out to those two young ladies who did what they could to make sure she got home safe

[woodrowcall]

For a guy who wasn’t sure of her name, he’s crystal clear about a lot of little details.

[mushshrews]

"I changed into my civilian clothes." You are a late night receptionist. My man is talking like he's Batman changing back into Bruce Wayne after a hard night of opening doors for people.

[technochocolate]

Detectives getting chummy always feels so fake to me. A little surprising how many people (thankfully) fall for it

[au-dela]

You know it's time to ask for a lawyer as soon as the cops say "Sometimes good people do bad things"

[Lemminjoose]

This dude talks like every security guard who flunked out of the military and was turned down by all the local police departments.

[cslack]

You can immediately tell it was him. His almost insulting demeanor when describing his encounter with a woman who he knows is dead is alarming. He’s trying to pretend like it’s just another drunk resident to him but even if that was the case another security guard would act more professionally considering the woman was dead.

[corvinredacted]

Security Guard: **notices giant spikes on polygraph test** Yeah, I'm good at analyzing patterns. 💅

[chritels]

The fact that those girls went out of their was to make sure Sasha gets home safe and then ends up getting killed AT HOME is so horrible

[gretamoffat]

Those young girls are angels what a shame all there efforts and still the poor girl was unsafe because the door man was a predator.

[bobsnow]

As somebody who worked many years as a security guard for several different outfits I've worked with this type of dude way too many times. Most guys who do security are just there for the paycheck but there are always a few Farva from Super Trooper types who watch too many cop shows and are rejects from the police academy for various reasons, usually psych-related. They're almost invariably just very unpleasant people to be around both on and off duty. I can assure you this dude's co-workers hated this guy long before he committed this heinous act.