When A Narcissist Thinks He Just Got Away With Murder

#truecrime #Interrogation
This Video Is For Educational Purposes. It is meant to show the psychology behind how police interact with suspects to try and get their confession.
In this jcs inspired true crime documentary, we take a look at the interrogation of members of Henry Steiger.
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[markoutwithmark]

I love how he brings up the FANTASTIC advice his attorney gave him and then he just kept right on blabbing.

[riceracm]

*Attention all murderers:* You _absolutely should_ talk to the police without a lawyer present. You _will_ be able to get them to see your side and walk out a free person. I believe in you! ✊

[KingSDott]

He’s now talking someone’s poor ear off in prison.

[jojomakes]

I love that he thinks that the detectives will provide him with a written list of questions so he has time to prepare his answers like it’s a take home exam.

[MichaelN-mn]

If you’re ever being interrogated and a detective says “I don’t think you’re a bad guy” kiss your freedom goodbye 😂

[johnc]

The word "narcissist" gets thrown around a lot on the internet. But wow...This guy literally can't even dial it back for an interview with homicide detectives. His ego is completely in the driver's seat.

[fraktal]

I like that they put the LOUDEST TICKING CLOCK on the wall of that interrogation room.
It really raises the stress levels when you hear second after second going by, that your time is running out.

[lizm]

I have never in my 34 years heard someone more in love with the sound of his own voice more than this man…

[Boyso]

“I’ve lost everything”
“I’ve lost my business”
“I’ve lost my coffee funds”
“I’ve lost my car”
“And oh ya I lost my child”. Did I totally forget to mention what should be the most important thing in my life. This guy’s really got his priorities in order.

[Uriah_Lost]

That loud ticking clock is the main character.

[stellis]

When you tell a murder suspect that your daughter is 18 and he says, "She made it that far?", it may be a sign.

[DanaSeverson-jd]

This is a man who loves to hear himself talk. Pity any cell mates stuck with his constant need to hear his own voice.

[agatakozowska]

This guy is in love with himself. He can listen himself all day long.

[jodiburnett]

How these detectives have the patience to listen to this sick man talk in circles about nothing is beyond me.
When he tries to give relationship advice and turns himself into the sensitive, understanding friend of the detectives, it’s terrifying. Narcissists are crafty devils.
Brilliant detectives.

[fcqgvxt]

Wow! His demeanor changed drastically, when he realized he just got played. Fantastic! What a way to manipulate a manipulator!

[Papa_Lino]

Her talking about the weight of the baskets when they both know whats about to happen is diabolical😂😂

[Ahhu]

I pity the poor soul who shares a cell with this guy. He might ask for the death penalty

[jerrodbulgin]

He has the Right to Remain Silent just NOT the capacity! 😂😂😂

[susanfraser]

I've only watched a few minutes and my first impression is that living with him must have been a living hell for his partner. He's a manipulative, malignant narcissistic sociopath.