COL. RUSSELL WILLIAMS FULL MURDER CONFESSION 

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if detective jim smyth walks into your interrogation room, dont make any plans for the next 25 years.

The fact that this guy seemed & looked so normal is the scariest part of the whole thing.

I’ve fallen asleep to this way too many times. This guy’s ego is insane. Interrogator needs a raise

My dad was a cop for 30 years & he often talked about interviewing techniques. Smythe is BRILLIANT. The way he brought Williams to his level--he always called him Russell--not by his military rank or "sir." Smythe is respectful, but made it subtly clear that Williams was NOT superior to him. The way Smythe set the trap is absolutely mind boggling. Like I said earlier, Smythe handled him brilliantly. Wow.

Am I the only one who rewatches this case? I've seen it a dozen times, still fascinating

The way the investigator says "ok" is just pure chocolate

He had no remorse for murdering these women,only cared about his wife and the police tearing apart new house .. psychopath.

Listen up everybody. Dont wear your murder shoes to a police station.

I can't even Imagine the horror that woman went through coming out of her seizure and remembering where she was and what had happened to her....so unbelievably sad....

these interrogation videos are addictive to watch, and there is something very fascinating about the whole process, detective did a good job here

0:42 Russell says "I have Top Secret clearance", Investigator thinks to himself "not after today you don't"

He said."I can't believe this is happening." He thought he was too intelligent to be caught.Narcissist

His barber should get 10 years for that haircut

Dang. This detective is smooth. It's astonishing how well he controls this interview in such a quiet, unassuming way.

I want this detective to tell me bed stories. His voice is so comforting.

What a great interrogator.

Nothing like a cozy chat about serial killing over some Canadian coffee

keep in mind, they already know he's done it, before this interview begins. this cop sort of takes him by the hand and leads him up a little garden path to the truth

A masterpiece of an interrogation. Will always be.

The detective conducting the interview is extremely skilled. I'm quite impressed.

I can't imagine how terrifying it must have been for the poor lady to go into her dark basement to get her cat...to see it was sat motionless and silent...fixated on something in the shadows behind the furnace.....only to find out it was a masked killer waiting.....

Such a clever interrogator gives me a new respect for detectives

Imagine being his wife and hearing all this. Goes to show that you never really know someone.

For anyone else who actually watched all of this... This was pretty fuckin intense.

He had no idea it would be his last coffee as a free man.

After realizing he's BUSTED @48:21 Russell says "It's hard to believe this is happening." I can only imagine his poor victims realizing the same thing. What goes around comes around. KARMA.

I haven't committed any crimes but I feel like I want to confess my deepest darkest secrets to Detective Smyth.

This detective is brilliant, this should be the go to guide on how to interrogate a narcissistic personality

I love how smug he is at the beginning, casually throwing out "Top secret clearance" in the first 2 minutes. I'm sure he feels as though he is superior to the police and they wouldn't possibly be able to corner him.

The interrogator’s heart would have been racing when he said “get a map”

The interviewer really uses silence well, it makes it uncomfortable for the person being interrogated.

He's looking smug in the beginning, chomping on his gum...soon he's not so smug.

"I worried how this will affect my wife." He wasn't thinking about his wife when he was committing his crimes.

To all women, NEVER live alone. There are a great many outstanding breeds of protection dogs. I had a German Shepard that was highly trained to protect. He would sit quietly in a darkened area and if anyone broke into my apartment, they'd never see or hear him coming. He never slept in my room, his body was in the doorway. No one was going to get close to me that's for sure. He was trained not to bark to alarm me. He had a deep, gutteral, low growl that sounded like a hound from hell. He died of old age and I will mourn him the rest of my life. I now have a Doberman. She's equally trained to protect. Never announce in public that you live alone or have a protection dog.

Williams thought he owned that room when Detective Smyth offered him that coffee, but in reality Smyth knew Williams was guilty before they ever walked in that room

It’s been over 10 years and I still have no words. The cruelty that can exist in this world.

I've read the book "Camouflaged Killer" by David A. Gibb. This kind of deviant psycho is the more to be feared because they seem so normal, powerful, and respected by all who have no idea that a monster lurked behind the human facade. Brilliant interrogation technique by Jim Smyth who extracted the truth from Williams, slowly reeling him in with such calm demeanor...kudos!

Killers walk among us at all the time.my dad always taught us to be alert , be aware of your surroundings and always listen to your instincts. If something or someone feels off listen to that inner voice .

I hope Russell knows this video and his lingerie pics are online forever.

The man who interrogated him deserves an award, Williams came into the room cocky as hell believing he could fool the police and in just short of 3 hours they had a full confession

I have no words. Its all so sad. I can imagine the fear these poor women must have had. What a horror show 😰😡

Ladies it’s important to protect your self especially if you live alone.

Narcissism caused him to stay in that interrogation room.

I loved it when the cop says I don't think you want the crazy psychopath option.

He seems like his mood can change on a dime which is extra scary in a man, and he is sarcastic but trying to maintain control in the situation. This detective is top notch!

This guy looks like Woody Harrelsons evil brother

For Marie to call out “you bastard” makes me think she did recognise him

Jessica's body was there because Williams was trying to frame a neighbor who had been investigated for the crime. Williams approached the neighbor after Jessica was killed and, through small talk, learned that the neighbor went hunting in that area. I'm not positive, but I've heard that Williams thought that he was being called to the police station for an interview about the neighbor. That's why he was so calm when he arrived.

That interrogator is so good, wow....

The patch on his forehead is velcro to fasten his Colonel hat

He is one sick man. Awful individual and I feel sorry for the families of the victims. I hope he rots in jail.

LADIES! LOCK YOUR DOORS AND WINDOWS!!!!

This investigator is genius, straight up.

For those who don't want to watch the whole thing, he starts cracking at 46m onward and starts confessing at 54:30 onward

Russell Williams after 45 minutes of interrogation: "Can we go back to that part where you said I was free to walk out anytime I wanted?"

This guy is so evil his hair started to migrate away from his evil mind He just had to wear those boots that day too. Bad choice.

First can I just say the Detective is incredible. There is no judgement, disgust, or anything in his voice or tone when he is interrogating. How Police do that is beyond me. That must take some awesome self control. This depraved predator didn t just start at 40 doing what he was doing, I dread to think who else he was degraded, humiliated, terrorised in his build up to rape and murder. Rape is about power, domination and control. Considering his career and status his whole personality is alpha. My sincere condolences to all those affected by this predator.

This is just amazing how this interrogator got the guy to confess. Hats off to this guy and his dedication. Brilliant!

Wow! So kind of him to talk her through her seizure! Before he killed her! What a nice guy!

Btw, my windows will forever be locked from this point onward.

This detective needs a pay rise. Amazing work(again)

This detective is Masterful! he informs Williams, that they have many specialized forensic experts in their field working on this case. He's never confrontational. He simply builds towards what are insurmountable facts, as it relates to the case. He's almost therapeutic in his approach at times, but firm and concise. I've watched it over, and over. And drifted off to sleep to it. This individual is deeply fractured. Damn! The Boogie man 4Reeel! talkin 'bout "call me Russ please " Bi#ch we are NOT FRIENDS!

When Smyth said “ this is over” and described the price tag of the investigation; crazy!

When you're humanizing this creature, remember how he tried to dehumanize these women.

Ah, this video goes well with a nice cool glass of freedom. So incredibly sad what this man has done.

I love how the investigator calls them, "situations" and not "crimes". Wonderful way to humanize actions. Well done pieces here.

This happened in 2010, the fact him not knowing that leaving his tire & shoe tracks on the mud & snow was the evidence that caught him is quite stupid. Thank God for that

"Oh you have sugar with your coffee, I have mine with a teaspoon of justice...have some!"

Gosh.. the Man doing the Interview is awesome...best I ever seen..

This detective has the best voice I've ever heard. My goodness

This is one of the best interrogations I've seen

More intense than any suspense thriller movie I’ve ever seen

it s funny when your guilty as hell the culprit folds arms just like cris watts

This guy lived in my home town of Ottawa. I remember when this story came out, I was in high school and it sent chills down my spine. Made my family so on edge for a long time. Major respect to this detective for how well he conducted this interview. Glad this sick fuck got what he deserved. Can’t even imagine what the victims and their families had to go through

that detective executed this without even having to shout or yell like in the movies... rest of the police force shouldve gave him a standing ovation as soon as he left room

What a disgusting individual.. creeping around.. and watching his victims.. premeditating.. his crimes progressing to murder.. glad he is off the streets and praying for the victims and the families involved ...

10 minutes in and he knows he's in trouble. It's hard to believe this is happening the total arrogance of the man he really didn't think that he would be caught. This is one of the most evil men on this earth.

I would pay Russ $100 if he would let me shave that little square patch of hair off his forehead

Think this guy thought he was so smart that he couldn't be caught. Then wears same shoes he wore during the crime. Left tracks and got caught.

Detective is smooth he don't need a partner in room

In Canada where they dont do good cop, bad cop. They do nice cop, nicer cop. Ok there Buddy!

Anybody pick up how Smyth distances himself from the investigators in order to build a rapport..."the INVESTIGATORS are applying for a warrant..." " These decisions aren't made by me..." Guy is brilliant in getting williams to trust him...like they're on the same team...

I bet their are more bodies in his past.

This investigator is really good at his job, I have to say. If he didn't take such a respectful and supportive approach, I don't think he ever would have gotten this confession. He even mirrors the guy's posture. His arms aren't crossed, they just rest on the table. When the suspect cradles his face, the interviewer does in a subtler way. Very neat to watch!

This interviewer is a master.

Wow. When Russell said "you got a map"....chilling

His forehead turning red is a clear sign = damnit!!

The “patch hairline killer” 😂

What a waste. He could have had a terrific modeling career for Victoria's Secret.

fantastic police work. this young cop (detective?) did an absolutely amazing job. For a young man to talk to a military Colonel must be very intimidating. He holds his own and brings this sick f$#% down. Respect

I believe there were more. At his age you dont just start doing this. He is one sick pup.

It is so scary to hear him talk about the murders like it was nothing. It is as though he found it okay. RIP to his victims.

The interrogator deserves a medal for this!

This video came up on my auto play and it sucked me in. I have to give Detective Smyth, who conducted the interview, credit for his patience and determination. He's good at what he does. It was like watching a spider slowly weaving its web and preparing to trap its prey. He executed the interview so well and set the perfect trap for Williams. The creep pretty much had no other choice but to confess. I was impressed. It's rare to actually watch a confessional of this nature. This is good homework for people interested in going into that line of work, and by work I mean police work, not murdering people. On a side note, it makes me sick to know scumbags like this creep get life in prison when people like Aileen Wuornos get executed. This guy is sick, sadistic and obviously enjoyed raping the already badly injured women while he took photos and videotaped the whole thing. He deserves to die for what he did to those poor young women, and that's before he then murdered them in cold blood. No mercy. No remorse. They were mere objects for his sick pleasure. I hope he gets raped for all eternity when he finally gets to Hell. I have no sympathy for the bastard.

That's not hair. That's Velcro. It keeps his military cap from falling off.

Incredible job by Detective Jim Smyth

The detective did an excellent job at extracting not just the confession of the murders/rapes but the location of the bodies.

The document-labeled as “Internal use only-Not for public/media distribution”-also discusses one of the most heartbreaking aspects of the case: that a Belleville police officer actually knocked on the door of Williams’s second murder victim, Jessica Lloyd, the night she was abducted. Her killer was hiding in the backyard at the time, waiting to pounce. As previously reported, the officer noticed a suspicious SUV parked at the edge of Lloyd’s property on the evening of Jan. 28, 2010, and stopped to investigate. Nobody answered the door because Lloyd wasn’t home yet, so the officer jotted down a description of the SUV-but not the licence plate-and drove away. The next morning, when Lloyd was reported missing, a licence plate search would have certainly led police to Williams’s Tweed cottage, where his hostage was still alive.