Alexandra Thinks She Can Manipulate The Police

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 police interrogation of Alexandra Schreffler.
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[redtreestories]

Due to the YouTube Community Guidelines, we were forced to removed the 10 second clip that you see in the thumbnail. In this clip, Alexandra knows the detectives are watching so she removes her shirt and begins "adjusting" herself. We apologize for any confusion this may have caused.

[nicoletor]

Funny how she feels tricked into talking to the police when she tricked someone into being murdered...

[OneMeanArtist]

"Am I gonna be put in a cell with OTHER murderers?"

What an odd thing to say.

[zeropointenergy]

She's 21yo and lures an 18yo over to her house so he can be robbed and murdered. Pure evil.

[the-trustees]

Cops - "Since we are in here, I'm going to read you your rights."

Me - "Lawyer, please." 🙂

[mikekelly]

When The Cops Say They Dont Think Your a Bad Person....
They 100% Think Your a Bad Person..

[AlHart-wg]

She wasn’t stupid, she was evil. Her tears aren’t for her victim, they’re for herself.

[LouisGiliberto]

Her asking herself "Why did I tell the truth?" instead of "Why did I do this bad thing?" says it all.

[thegamingbros]

Who else clicked this video because of the thumbnail?😂😂😂

[shannington]

The audacity of her saying, "but my life matters too" and "but I didn't kill him." She is THE reason this entire situation happened, yet clearly feels zero accountability for it. Infuriating

[gordonfurness]

If you're innocent, get a lawyer; if you're guilty get a lawyer; and if you're a "witness" and they read you your Miranda rights, GET A LAWYER!!

[kellybroady]

All for $25 split 4 ways - $6.25 for a life. All 4 cowards should be locked up for life. His poor mother and father. How does one get over your child being taken from you like this. This is a life sentence for them. My heart goes out the victim and his loved ones. How absolutely tragic.

[justagirl]

My grandma was murdered at 85. I was with her everyday of my childhood. It will hurt me forever

[PaulofZurenarrh]

“Stealing pizzas from a dollar store” is weirdly specific.

[iamduttywayne]

"Is jail scary?" This is a question you ask yourself BEFORE you commit a crime. Not on your way to jail for a crime 🤣🤣🤣

[IcemanSK]

When a cop Mirandizes you and says to you, "I'm not lying to you." You are definitely being lied to.

[dinadepadre]

10:38 “You know what that is tho? that’s guilt.. thats nothing we’re doing” 😂

[chadlaflamme]

She would "only set up a complete stranger to be robbed". Well that was nice of her.

[CassidyParrish]

This should be shown to every senior/junior high school students.
To show how a small choice to rob someone’s money can turn into murder charges and many years in prison.

[GloryBlaze]

No tears for the victim, but weeps for herself. Absolutely disgusting.