Lacy Aaron Schmidt As seen on Netflix "Kids Behind Bars" FULL Released Interrogation 

Exactly 💯 they're saying that now until he gets out and it's one of THEIR family members. He should stay put after what he did to that poor girl

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Trust me I KNOW! i was so upset!

To us it is but when he came up with it in his head it was a perfectly normal explanation 😂

14years old stupid and scared what do you expect

He thought it was genius, bc it's based on a murder investigation that actually happened in their very area, some years prior, in which the police were looking for a man of this exact description. So this little shit thought it was genius.

Because they already knew.

It was funny though. Made him start spinning more lies.

​@@Edelwiess1066Yep! They did know, they just needed to confirm it thru him, even tho it took a million stories before he finally confessed. Smh poor Alana 😢💔🕊🕊

That's the intention. To make the criminal incomfortable.

I think it's pretty cool -- after all, it does have the Rottweiler logo on the wall. 🤣 (Sorry, i couldn't resist.)

a good deed never goes unpunished.... when you take in a snake

This! 💯🤣🤣🤣🤣

Curious as to why you felt it necessary to say your “adult ex”. As opposed to your…????

I lie like this as well, I think it can be accredited to hyperphantasia and an over active imagination, combined with being raised by a narcissist

@@meganbessenbacher7107Or just being a lying POS

Yup, I have a cousin who was like that as a kid. Lied like a dog.....(I've never understood that saying...'lied like a dog'.....do dogs have a habit of lying??? I've never known any of my dogs as being liars...They pout whenever they know they're caught doing something they shouldn't, but none have been habitual liars....) Thank God, he doesn't do it anymore and he's outgrown it, but I couldn't stand to be around him whenever we were growing up cuz he lied so much. For some people it just comes very easy for them. This kid just kept getting nailed at every lie he told. You'd think he'd figure out that this isn't working, and just decide to tell the truth, but......no such luck. He was terrified of going to Youth Corrections....I wonder what happened when he found out he got a life sentence and was going to the "big boy's jail"???? lol

I have never heard that phrase before.. what does an adult ex mean ?

That's true

Too Many details. That's the mark of a pathological liar. He couldn't help himself. They always try to spin a good tale for everybody so they don't look at the facts. Don't look at Them.

​@@Edelwiess1066You hit this spot on! 💯🔥🔥🔥

OMG I was thinking that same thing he's literally making my skin crawl fake crying driver's me nuts

I know right lol@@patriciaroberts5147

He’s like 😩 😫 😫 😅 😫 😫 😭 😅 😫 😩 😩 😂😅 😫 😩 😭

​@@engineeringpartnersinc2879right! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I completely agree 💯💯

I'm realizing that at 57:06. I'm dumbfounded at his ability to lie at such a young age. You are right about the generations!!

Oh no!! I’m so sorry they took advantage of you. I’ve had family that did as well. For some reason it makes me more angry than when it’s a stranger.

He’s from a long line of inbreds.

I don't even own an iPad yet, geez. Must be nice to have one in prison.

Not iPad, tablets locked down and monitored. Why? Because most states no longer allow paper mail save legal and media (books, magazines their families or whoever Pay for) mail. Because of contraband and the financial burden staffing mail rooms Because of contraband puts on the tax papers. They can read their scanned mail and buy music in some states. But that's with money put on their books by their families. In Texas unless they're truly indigent they even pay for their own Healthcare. And our prisons have no AC. Not nearly as fun as the movies make it out to look 😂

I completely agree. If they don’t have friends or family to send money they don’t get nearly as much as we see on tv. I have a few former students in prison. They have iPads and while they can’t use the phone but on Tuesday and Saturday, they can use messenger anytime to message or call either voice or video. They can send and receive paper mail. They get dish with movie channels. That seems great but they eat crappy food, have a crappy bed, poop in their cell with no privacy, only get to change underwear once a week (no matter how many times they shower), and the shower doesn’t have hot water. We hear about the perks, but there are a lot of aspects that would really suck too.

I know in FL (at least my county) they don't get iPads! They do get a very small tiny tablet if you wanna call it that! My nephew got into drugs right out of high school and unfortunately made some stupid choices and landed himself in prison for 3 yrs. He was actually able to bring the tablet home when he got out. It was literally maybe 3 by 4 inches, smaller than most phones are now, it was literally extremely little and I could hardly even see the text on the screen! If anyone has issues with their sight they will have a hell of a time reading anything on it! They are not allowed to access online things such as social media or even Google, no messenger or anything like that! They have access to their jail app where they're able to send and recieve emails, can recieve pics, keep track of their jaypay (their money), I believe can purchase books and a few other things on them but only thru credits which they pay for or fam/friends do! When I'd email him I would always send credits to him so he could respond. They are still allowed paper mail here as well, they had a shared TV in their pod, he said there were only a few channels, one being sports. And they're not supposed to get tattoos in jail or prison either but they still do them with homemade tat guns, if they're caught either giving or getting one there are consequences for it because it is against their rules/laws! The rules doesn't mean it's stops many of them from getting them but jail also doesn't stop many of them from still using either! They can get their hands on pretty much anything inside (guards are to blame for that as well) I've been told a lot of times it's actually easier in there than on the streets which is prob why I've always heard that jail/prison doesn't help to rehabilitate anyone when they can do the same things inside that they can do outside!

Then you haven't listened to Casey or Leticia.

Jodi Arias would give him a run for his money

Right 💯 too many lies to count, along with the fake crying Ughhhh

Don't know about him specifically , but they are resentencing minors that got life without parole, but that doesn't guarantee that parole will be granted after 25-30 years.

I thought juveniles had to be given parole?

No, none of that is allowed. Fked up

No it's illegal and these slobs coerced him into a confession like the dirty failed cop @the Interview Room

if they give permission they can and if theyre only interviewing as a witness and not a suspect the dont have to do the miranda

I had the movie The Goonies in my head , And then when I was in the fifth grade!

No ice cream !?🍨 😣😫😭😭😭😭😭

Me too!!! I really was feeling the exact same way!

That's why he should have asked for a lawyer.

I'll tell you, life ain't easy for a boy named Lacy

​@@goodmorningsundaymorning4533 my name is sue, how do you do?

Yes, He was on Netflix Kids behid bars. His appeal was denied.

​@@rottweilerinvestigationsGood! As it should have been!!

its really not smart doxxing yourself im not saying this to sound like a b i t ch but some of these ppl eventually get out or those involved who dont get get caught.

_- not worried bro @@HopeLeigh00

​@@HopeLeigh00he spoke in past tense so I believe he and his wife have since moved

Glad you like them! That is why it takes me longer to upload stuff, I am always tyring to request things people haven't see before so it takes a while.

@@rottweilerinvestigations Keep up the great work and diligence in finding these.

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​@@rottweilerinvestigationsYes we totally understand! I'm always watching for notis bc I know it's usually something I've never seen! Thanks for all your hard work!

Yes! Thank you for getting such interesting interrogations. I really enjoy them.

He is a baby born into deceit. Taught how to lie and do aweful shit at a very young age. Well, it’s like this… it goes at least a couple of generations back. The baby (this kid) has been exposed to violence, hatred, stealing, lieing, and getting away with everything because he was taught to never tell. For example, if he wanted another boys bike, and stoled it, when police come to question, his parents say they will beat his ass if he answers any questions. So , lies are a priority. And honestly, the parents will beat his ass, even if he tells the truth.

He thinks he is playing the detectives. It’s all a game to him.

This kid CAME OUT A BAD SEED,..he's playing that b.s. crybaby play dumb card,..the card he'd play his momma with,...

When there not much supervision by parents and take god out of schools and life, young people think this is it nothing after. They want to make someone hurt like they do. It a horrible situation that played out in our youth. They see movies wick shoots 300 guys in a movie. People like that are idolized by little boys. I want to shoot guns and play war and kick ass as a young boy. Lucky for me I had a strong parental guidance and strong faith. Or I could have ended up like this guy. One stupid ignorant day. One hour In his case 10 minutes and he destroyed his life Lana’s life and her family. He doesn’t seem evil. stupid yes. What a waste.

I can tell you from experience that it is learned behavior or heredity or both because my son would lie about anything, even the smallest things that he didn't even have to lie about. His father did the exact same thing. I always knew when either of them lied, and I was relentless just like those Detectives, showing them that it wasn't the way it went until eventually I'd get the truth out of them. Although I know I didn't get the truth all the time, at some point it just wears you down and you just can't hear anymore lying, but I would start all over again the next day and when they realized it wasn't going away that's when they would tell me probably most of the truth at least. But living with 2 people you love dearly that constantly lie is so very hard, I just lost the love for my husband, for other reasons also but lying was one of the big reasons I divorced him because you have lost all trust in them. Now, my son, I would never stop loving him, but I can tell you I wouldn't believe half of what came out of his mouth. What would hurt me the most was that I would cry telling him he wouldn't even be punished if he just told me the truth, but it became so compulsive that he would keep the lie up. I also believe that once he kept the lie going, he was so worried about losing face if he came off the lie, he just couldn't handle that. I find people that lie for no reason, is one of the hardest people to live with because once you can't trust someone, there is a huge void between you and no matter what they say, you just never know what to believe anymore, it is so heartbreaking when it is people you love with all your heart and it does take a piece of your heart each time you just can't believe them at all anymore, it puts a huge wedge between your relationship! I could understand if they lied because they were abused or punishment not fitting the lie, but that was not the case with my 2 loved ones, and that's what made it hurt all the more. Even though my ex-husband and I are divorced, we have remained very close friends for 23 years since the divorce, and he doesn't lie to me anymore either. Is that strange or what, eh? Lol.

Glad you enjoy it!

He's not in custody yet maybe?

@@KimberlyBishh I still believe if their questions are about a crime that they believe you might be involved in or have knowledge about even if you aren’t brought in cuffs any questions they ask pertaining to that crime could be inadmissible if they haven’t read you your Miranda rights. They eventually did here but he had already said a lot before they read him them.

@@Beckaboo3397No, he was brought in for questioning as a witness and they made it clear to him that he wasn’t under arrest and was free to leave. They had zero actual evidence that he was the killer before his statements. They don’t have to mirandize every witness who can theoretically be guilty of committing the crime. Once they decided to read him his rights, everything had changed and he wasn’t going home. They’re under no obligation to read someone their rights based on a hunch they committed the crime and that’s really all they had when they sat down and started questioning him.

Right!!! I wanna know too that shocked me…

He wasn't being detained nor arrested (initially).

i have the same question. and not being detained or arrested yet doesn't matter...miranda rights are for being questioned, regardless. 🤔

They initially believed he was a witness. After a certain point in the interview/interrogation, they realized, he was their shooter. Hence, the Miranda reading. Also Aaron's legal guardian, (sister, in the next room) granted permission for the detectives to speak to him since he's a minor. All of which is not a good position for Aaron. However, Alana Calahan will never grow up and live life. So, he can stay exactly where he's at. It wasn't an accident. He wanted her as a GF. She only wanted to be friends.

It doesn't matter if he was just being detained or questioned as a witness. I'm not saying he doesn't deserve to be behind bars but if he would have made the admission while being questioned without his Miranda, it could have been thrown out as inadmissible.

He was throwing everyone he could think of under the bus. If he didn’t go to jail his ass would have gotten kicked.

Right?! They come up with All of these characters thinking the detectives will fall for it and let them go to go looking for these imaginary people who supposedly did what HE did... these detectives patience is Unmatched! I wouldn't have as much as they did, great job getting justice for Alana 😢💔🕊🕊

I agree. They had dated shortly when a youth pastor advised her not to be in a relationship. He felt rejected. Also the family recently put more boundaries on their time and when he could come over. He had been going over there nightly for years. Ate dinner there almost every night etc. they says he planned this for weeks and I’m sure the breakup sparked it. Then he was jealous of her talking to other guys. He sounds like other young men who have killed for the same reasons. His demeanor I mean.

😂😂 mine doesn't! I'm deaf in that ear and my headphones don't fit right if I switched them around

😂rightthought my headphones were broke😂

I’m not complaining. I’d rather hear it in one ear than not at all. 👍

So good haha

😂😂😂

I love how quiet they got after him telling the main road driveway story and the white man who was actually black or maybe it’s the black clothes. All I could see was two detectives jaws agape.

He wasn't being detained initially. There wasn't a reason to read him his Miranda rights until he confessed to the "accident."

If they thought he was the shooter they should’ve read him his rights from the beginning. Everything he confessed to before they read his rights could’ve been thrown out. The waiver they had him sign also said that his parent gave permission for him to talk which might imply to him that it’s ok to talk instead of getting a lawyer even after they read his rights. Whether it was an accident or he did it on purpose it seems like an odd risk for the detectives to get the confession before reading him his rights.

​@@leinonibishop9480lol what? That was next at risk of being thrown out. They don't need to miranda you before youre in custody. Up until he made the statement immediately before they mirandized him he was free to leave. As soon as he made that admission they read him in

@@ZeroGhostEightThe hell they don’t. You’re read your rights before you’re taken into custody.

You're nu tz

I believe that he has something wrong mentally or very low iq I was trying to find where I read that they were trying to use a mental disability in his defense but I can't find it so maybe I'm wrong. I also didn't try that hard to look for it again 🤷🏼‍♀️

His guardian was in the next room and gave her permission, and at 1st he was considered a witness but halfway thru his Kazillion stories, they realized he was the suspect and then decided to read him his rights from that point forward...poor Alana 😢💔🕊🕊

He wasn’t detained or in custody at this point. He was probably a suspect for sure but they always try to get kids to talk as a witness at first so parents wills give permission to let them talk. It is sneaky but not illegal for them to do that. It is dumb for any parent to not insist they are on the room. Then get a lawyer as soon as the questions really start coming. Or you feel they are getting tripped up. Do not give police free reigns to question your kid.

Who gives af lol like he's the victim in this case

As the detective said in the beginning, he wasn't being detained.

It doesn't matter when they say it as long as it's said.

@@JoyDavidson yea but they can't use that as evidence right? If they were interrogating him prior to his miranda rights? They had plenty of opps to do it.

@@JoyDavidsonthey are supposed to read the rights to him before questioning him. Anything he said before that could be inadmissible if his lawyer followed up on it. If he ever got a lawyer…

At first he was being interviewed as a voluntary witness. His parents had given permission for him to be interviewed, he was not under arrest or being detained, and was free to leave at any point. Under those circumstances miranda rights are not needed. Once the situation changed, and the officers realise he's actually a valid suspect, that's the time when miranda rights have to be read. As such all the evidence gained from this is admissible in court

Ohhh judgey judgey 😂😂😂 jk! I know what you mean!

i believe its stated somewhere - maybe in another vid - that they can question him as a witness without the reading of the miranda rights. when they decide to start questioning him as a suspect may be when the miranda has to be read or definitely to cover their asses as far as getting anything admitted in court

I know me too!

good thing that appeal got denied

Then shouldn't it be dismissed as evidence? Since they didn't read him his rights doesn't it get thrown out? I guess not if he confessed.

@@suzied4270only if his lawyer follows up on trying to make it inadmissible. If his lawyer doesn’t contest the confession or claim his rights were violated and file motions then it doesn’t matter if it was properly done. We don’t know what happened at trial.

​@@leinonibishop9480This is true, however I read he was found guilty on all counts and sentenced to life. And THAT is when the lawyers started appealing his sentence but the court keeps denying him so far. One thing he does well tho is LIE a LOT!

He wasn't initially a suspect and they didn't have to. It was a witness account, not questioning. He was 14 and his sister was guardian

He killed her because she didn't like him the way he liked her

when you take in a snake....terrible

​@@andyvankerkhove6902Absolutely 💯

This is like 10 yrs old. It was probably pretty popular back then. The mention of criss angel took me back lmao