"I don't think you're a bad person" = "I KNOW you're a bad person, I just want you to think i'm your friend, and convince you to confess to me with excuses to why you ACCIDENTALLY did it... even though I know you meant to"
@@kenfryer2090 you're leaving out the power differential inherent between a teacher and a student. Yes, there is some power differential between a 15 year old and a 21 year old--but a 21 year old who is not the 15 year old's teacher cannot affect the 15 year old's future (such as college applications, etc) the same way they could if they were also their teacher. The power differential thing is why it is illegal in every state for a 35 year old psychiatrist to proposition their 55 year old patient. It has nothing to do with age and everything to do with the vulnerability and inherent power differential between a medical professional and their patients.
That's not an admission of guilt. What he is saying is he knows her character and even if hypothetically something did happen that girl would not stay quiet about it. Assessing other people's character about hypotheticals is not an admission.
@@ryanericw Its not an admission of guilt but it does sound weird considering if he did touch her inappropriately she SHOULD tell someone and get help.
@@MelissaBoccabella I don't think it sounded weird at all. Personally if I was being grilled for hours and I was logical enough to assess someone's character I'd say the same thing. People not understanding these things is why trial by jury leaves me with very little confidence anymore. People are too used to TV narratives and don't understand people "act guilty" all the time when they're actually not. This is a dangerous mindset to hold as we don't want to punish people unless we know 1000% they did something. Otherwise the system is a sham.
@@ohyeahisthatwhatyouthink6088 Followed by the "foe cannot counterattack" status ailment on them and foes within 2 spaces of those foes for their next actions
This is so true. I was s*xually abused from the age of 7-15, I ended up doing poorly in school, having to redo 3rd grade, then I also developed an autoimmune disease from the stress! It’s incredible what stress can do to the body. ):
I worked for a longtime family friend couple right after I finished high school who came to ask my parents if they could hire me, and the husband had always treated me like I was older and I had always enjoyed that. They had told my parents I could live with them since it was a summer holiday town, a couple of communities over, and it was hopping. I moved in and the husband began trying to kiss me at work and to talk about us running away together to Hawaii, and in between asking me if I was dumb. One night he climbed into bed with me in the basement when his young adult daughter was in the next room, and it was the next day that she told me he had climbed into bed and had sex with her when she was thirteen and that was why she had suddenly had a huge weight gain and developed an immune disorder. She ended up in children's hospital for three months. His son never came home any longer and they had always hung out together, fixing vehicles and drinking beer, but his wife wouldn't leave him because a divorce would mean no longer being able to take part in Communion. @@madelynk7423 I remember what a huge turn her life took when she gained so much weight and developed that immune disorder, and I had no idea why at the time. She still had a big smile. People used to say teen weight gain in girls was puppy fat, but I know at least one other girl who suddenly gained weight like that as a very early teen after her uncle SA'd her. Then she got extremely skinny. I am sorry this happened to you and that a great harm was caused. I think there should be compensation. I hope that life has been better to you since, and that you are doing much better now.
I 100% think he did something inappropriate and should never be around kids again, but him requesting a lawyer is going to make it hard for them to convict. Prolly why they are delaying his trial so much.
I’m a teacher and I think cameras should be in our classrooms. 1) Students would be protected from predators. 2) Teachers would be protected from false accusations. There are reasons teachers, parents, students wouldn’t want cameras but the added protections are worth it.
I loved the idea of this too but the conclusion is parents demanding constant access to the cameras and complaining about any teaching methods they didn’t agree with or teachers reprimanding their wily kids.
@@atreniquedeamus9919 I didn’t think of that but you’re right. Sadly, parents who defend their children no matter how wrong would constantly demand to see footage. It would create nightmare for admin with a parade of parents wanting to critique hours of classroom footage.
Because it was shown not to be true, teacher's get false complaints all the time. There is probably not one singly male teacher in the world where if you look in their file someone hasn't filed a complaint.
First " singly" isn't a word. 2nd I work at a school. None of the male teachers in my 20 years have had any allegations against them. So wtf you talking about. I have however had one teacher at the high school near me accused and convicted of it. Your comment sucked like a hover vacuum. Just FYI!
It does happen unfortunately 🤣 i dont think you are a bad person at all. I think maybe... you had a long day at work and a few drinks to unwind and things got a little carried away. Now....when things went south.... did she yell at you? Tell me what happened and how it unfolded in your words, she already told her version... they lead with that even though they never talked to anyone. 😂
@@pulsarlights2825 Because he is not experienced, thinks that "Playing along" will gem him out of that mess. The only thing one should do in any interrogation is to ask for a lawyer and become quiet.
Confessing this traumatic moment. In year 3. I was 9! 9 and had a new teacher as my homegroup teacher. It was a man. Im a girl. I was 9 and one of the best students. Sometimes he would make me stay back for extra advanced classes. One day he made me stay back, my friend was waiting for me outside until i was finished with my advanced lessons and he started patting my head making me uncomfortable. Now im a person that doesnt like admiting things in general like pointing something out, telling something to someone, if something bad happened and i witnessed it i cant say anything because i fear ill be the victim of karma in the future. When i got out for recess after my extra lessons my friend asked me if i was okay because i was acting weirdly. I told her i dont like our teacher and that he's creepy. She told the principal about what he did and they gave him a warning to not do it again or he will be fired since he's new. The next year, i made a friend. She was a year younger than me in year 3 (i was in year 4 now) and had the ssme teacher as me. She said her friend was uncomfortable with what he did because he started caressing her neck saying she looks beautiful in a weird way. I told her to tell the principal and she did. The next week he was fired.
I don't see how it's creepy for ANY grown man, I've said those same words to my children, grand children and my nieces and nephews. I completely agree that it's creepy once they get older or if it was a stranger or teacher or boss or coach ect, but the words themselves aren't inherently creepy.
I"m not sure Alison who was drunk driving without kids involved qualifies to be among the "evil teachers" in the video. It's not quite the same as molesting kids. It is very odd that the officer would cuff her and then leave her standing there chatting with friends instead of putting her in the squad car.
alot of people don't think it's evil to drink and drive, but tell that to the families of the victims that lost their lives, and yes that includes young children and babies. so yes it not on the same leve of molester but is evil when it's easy to avoid driving drunk when you can get into a uber
@@antihype6976he wasn’t saying what she did wasn’t bad. He was stating that that arrest video doesn’t really fit under the subtitle of “evil teachers getting arrested” It didn’t have anything to do with the fact that she was a teacher while the other segments were based entirely off them abusing their teaching position. The last two clips are only there to extend the runtime. Hell, they could’ve replaced the last two videos with the two teachers that were drunk at school and it would’ve fit better and make the video a little longer.
I was thinking the same thing! I thought the video had changed. Molester, molester, molester, DUI w/fender bender in a parking garage. What?! I think it was her cute outfit that made them put it in the mix. Ridiculous.
Yeah, I ran her numbers on the BAC calculator, and she wasn't even over the legal limit. She certainly didn't seem impaired. You'll notice they never asked her to blow, probably because they knew she'd pass and it would kill their case.
@@antihype6976 drinking and driving is deleterious because it reduces your reaction time. The problem is, there are dozens of activities that reduce your reaction time. Music, eating, children, texting ... there's data out there that suggests texting is *much* worse than being at .08 BAC. But DWI is the only one that will cost you $10,000 in fines fees and penalties.
So he snitched on his self when he said “ if I ever decided to do something like that she would tell” lmao he leaned closer and repeated the statement as a question and his dumb ass doubled down on it 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
I am so proud of that girl for saying something and potentially saving other kids from experiencing the same thing! So brave! I don’t think I would be able to be that brave…so proud of her! ❤
@@nakking3224 As someone who's been touched (at the age of 10) sometimes we find it embarrassing, so we become scared and ashamed. The only reason people found out about my situation is because i vented about it in a 6th grade essay... and the only reeason i vented about it in the essay is because I didn't know what sexual assault was.... i knew being touched sexually was wrong but i didn't know it was as serious as it was
@@nakking3224this is an insanely privileged comment to make. Sad. As a kid who was groomed from toddlerhood it’s this attitude that me feel responsible that this was happening to me.
@aaronjones5742 yup. I'm sure interrogation 101 explained this effect. Remember she said she done this 11years and told him later they looked at camera. 😁
I was on a jury about 6 months ago for a guy charged with ongoing sexual abuse of a 12 year old girl. He got 90 years in the Texas Department of Corrections. During jury selection, I actually thought he was one of the lawyers, until they "pointed him out". I would have never guessed. Crazy!
As he should be sentenced. It's just a damn shame after watching so many of these kinds of vids where a female teacher does the same thing and/or straight up has sex with a kid(s) in the clasdroom but gets maybe only a few handful years then eligible for probation. I've yet to see a female teacher sentenced to more than 10-15 years (even ones in Texas) for such a disgusting crime.
I'm in middle school, currently 13. Last year, when I was in 6th grade, I remember the gym teacher being pretty weird around girls like me during the exercises, and i remember him looking at my friend's backside strangely as she was tying her shoe one day. This year, I leaned that he was TAKING PICTURES OF GIRL'S ASSES, and he was fired. I don't know If I was a victim of this, but it still makes shivers go down my back.
The first interrogation is so good. Do you notice how they corner him blocking the door? The leaning in to him while questioning? Its all psychological and they are good!
I wish I could tell that little girl how VERY PROUD I am of her for telling on that damn fool! I pray she has ALL the support she needs to make it through. I am also proud of the other kids who told the truth! What an amazing bunch!
Kids also lie a lot. Which is possibly the case in the first clip. From what I've gathered there is no camera in the classroom which the detectives facetiously state. There are only cameras in the hall outside of the classroom. I really don't like how DR Insanity is falsely creating his own narrative about this clip. Makes his other videos less credible.
@@Gdub33 but why would an 11 year old lie about that? She cant even comprehend the chance to gain anything from it. Also there not being a camera in there is exactly why him pulling her in there ALONE is sketchy as hell
That girl from the first story must be so heartbroken.... For your favourite teacher that you trust and look up to betray you that bad is so hard to get through
That case is kinda iffy. This video paints it in a different and accusatory manner. Videos like this should hold off on showing cases that haven’t been completely prosecuted yet. Other videos I’ve watched on this case show it way different and actually show more context behind what the cops are lying about and everything.
the “she had so much fun in your class. she said your her favorite teacher..” broke me. it’s horrible how someone could do smt like that to a child and still be called their favorite teacher..
Nice Wikipedia research on Allison’s DUI 🙄 Consuming “any amount of alcohol” is not automatically a DUI, as most states have a legal BAC limit ranging from .08-.1 (with a few exceptions). Also why did you put her next to child molesters and call her evil? I found it jarring going from actual monsters to a reckless idiot. I was half expecting the next “evil” teacher to be a bubblegum thief.
dude I scrolled to find a comment like this because I noticed so many mistakes in this video, from poor judgement, editing errors and typos to just straight up misinformation, feels like this guy is slowly turning into a content farm :/
I love seeing different interrogators strategies. You can see how they both slowly press in and close in on the first guy. They got extremely close and closed off his free space and stressed him out. In counter to the very beginning when they gave him a bunch of space and open access to the door, allowing him to feel comfortable and hopefully free ways of speaking. When that wasn’t working they closed in on him till he nearly broke.
That first interrogation was great. I thought they came off a bit standoff-ish at first, was wondering if that'd keep the guy from talking and be a bad thing. But then he had the walkthrough of why the guy know about her sling. Cold as ice and had the guy shook. Was very well played by them definitely.
Its the reid technique. From building rapport, establishing baselines for his movements and speech, assisting in minimizing what he did as accidental hoping he admits to that, to putting him in the corner, and yes, getting in his face...its all in the technique. there are great channels (explore with us) that demonstrate good reid technique, effectiveness etc...you can also see how detectives trained in this mess up.
it's hilarious how many people think the "follow my finger" part of the DUI test is about assessing your ability to follow a finger 😂😂 "I was fucking ON THAT FINGER" too funny
Even today many people are taught that women can't be predators and that the boys "must have loved it " plus the government has yet to change the definition of stuff around it for that exact same reason but its slowly changing to where women can't get away with everything so that's good at least
The first teacher was my 5th grade math and science teacher, he was rude sometimes to the male students but always treated the female ones a little too nice.
@Simpsons01111 I had tons of classes taught by coaches. A teaching certificate is a teaching certificate, doesn't dictate what subject although more advanced math or science might need more training.
It's a shame ... Abusing that relationship. That little girl trusted him and obviously still thinks that he's a great teacher because she doesn't realize how messed up it is what he did to her...
I remember the Mr. Soto case. It was so weird for my brother and I that a school we went to had a pedo for a teacher. Thankfully neither of us had him. It disgusts me that people, especially teachers, could do that to an innocent child. Makes me f*cking sick.
With the Soto case I’m not trying to sound like a guy who supports this sickening stuff it doesn’t make sense to me why there is a camera in the classroom, this is probably because I’m in Canada because in Canada it’s considered illegal due to invasion of privacy because a lot of students (in high school) are aloud on their phones after they’re done work which means the camera could see private information on a student’s phone, but this is most likely different in USA
@Commander11937 In the US, students are (where I'm from) not allowed to use cells during school hours. There are cameras in every hallway, and if a teacher is ever alone with a student for any length of time, we leave the door open. And the only teachers that do one on one with students are learning specialists, and even they typically work with a few at a time.
I have family in education who have had false allegations reported against them. Innocent people don't act like that. They know they have cameras watching, they don't entertain the idea that they engaged in inappropriate behavior because they have proof they didn't. Having one allegation against you alone warrants total investigation, but having several kids come forward across multiple classes, grades, and friend groups is a major tell that something definitely is going on.
I'm a substitute teacher in a small rural school. We max out at 25 kids per grade. The whole town knows each other and it's an incredibly safe community as a whole. Regardless, we have cameras all over the place and it's a fireable offense to close your classroom door with only 1 student in the room with you. Personally, I always make sure there's at least 3 students total. On the rare occasion they want to tell me something personal (usually ratting on their desk buddy with their phone or something trivial) without 2 friends, I take the student to the hallway where there's half a dozen cameras on us and people are always walking around freely. I think those kids are awesome, but I also respect their safety (and mine).
@@hemihead001evil is a stretch compared to the other teachers in this video. That situation had nothing to do with her students. She’s young, statistically young people drink more, I’d say it was definitely stupid or dumb but evil, not really
I wouldnt say that. During my time in school, highschool specifically, students have tried to "prank" teachers with SA charges. Especially when it came to substitutes theyve come to know over the years. Its not uncommon for staff and students to be on friendly terms, but its sickening when SOME students try to do them dirty, thinking theres something for them to gain from ruining ones career and life@@paulengels6926
I hope these children that were violated are able to get the support that they need to move forward and live fulfilling lives. That first guy took advantage of the fact that he was her “favorite teacher” and he was BETTING that she wouldn’t say anything and I am SO glad that she had the courage to speak up! Talk to your children! Support your children! Believe your children!
I agree....talk to your kids, support them,.....What about the cheerleading coach?? The cops poo pooed him through the whole arrest..... Crying like he was the one getting hurt..... He assaulted over 265 girls, took lewd pictures of another girls(i looked the stories up online)... These included multiple Olympic and United States national gymnastics team gymnast. sick.... and the cops took his cuffs off when he was acting like he was crying.....
At first I thought this guy was a college teacher but then the cops were referring to the students as little girls and boys, and that's when I knew this first guy is a real monster....
@@iamthatguy-cg6jh I actually agree. If you read my comment, I say their tactics are effective at getting a confession, nothing about him being guilty or innocent
I def would not label the Allison girl as evil, that's borderline slander. DWI does not make you "evil" especially when all the other people in the video are pedophiles.
@@alihassemer06, I don't dispute that she was reckless but she was not evil. She was a complete moron. Putting her in among the paedophiles and calling her evil is a bit much. Not excusing her DUI/DWI but come on now. Put it in a separate video of idiot teachers instead.
The female detective is very animated with her hands. At some point I thought she was doing sign language. Awesome video thank you for shedding more light on these crimes.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure it might be part of the whole thing, maybe to make him feel 'comfortable' to accidentally confess, or to distract him from the bluffs and end up admitting to it
The fact we live in a society where a TEACHER isn't allowed to be alone with a student SHOWS that we aren't doing things correctly when it comes to punishing these sickos... i grew up spending LOTS of time "alone" with teachers after school for PUNISHMENT!
all teachers arent allowed to be left unsupervised with one individual student,as there has to be another student or teacher in the room, it is legally deemed as inappropriate for a teacher to be unsupervised with one student,no matter the gender.
I ran into another classroom when I was somewhere between eight and ten, to see the band instruments as the older students (11 to 13) had just returned from a band trip and I waited for my dad, also a teacher, to go home together, and my mum when she was subbing, sometimes assisting him or the janitor, reading, or enjoying the school and playground. The classroom was dark, but the teacher and a number of girls were at the other end of the classroom near a corner, sitting on and leaning against some shelving, learning to French Kiss with the teacher, and I immediately thought I had done something wrong because I never touched anything unless I was asked to get something the teachers shared between classrooms, but I hadn't thought I shouldn't go in prior, I hadn't known they were there, and I turned on the one set of lights nearest me and pretended I hadn't noticed anything, pretended to be interested in the instruments for some seconds, and then ran out while they continued to giggle and he continued to kiss another one of them, and they giggled and laughed nervously when I ran out, switching the light off behind me. I was very embarrassed. There were five girls there and I saw him kiss two of them but never said anything until I was well into adulthood. He also had love letters in his desk to an eleven-year-old before that. He borrowed my dad's stapler, and I was sent to retrieve it. He had already gone home. He moved to the high school with some of these students and had a reputation. They thought he was hot. I couldn't weight lift at lunch because one of the sick beds was in there. He moved to Oz to teach for a year after his wife found out and when he came back, he made it clear he wanted to be taken seriously as a teacher and this was over, he taught a class on love (the different types of love) and sex ed. and stated that he would never cheat on his wife, and none of us said anything. @@itz.sorengacha He was a young teacher when he started, early twenties, but there was no way my dad would ever behave like that. My dad was an affectionate teacher, but always fatherly. I did enjoy this teacher's singing classes, he played the guitar, and the plays he put on, and he asked me to take the part of Mary in the Nativity for his class, since I was often borrowed by other teachers when they had a small part that still needed filling, or a reader. I still think life was so much nicer then. He didn't cause much harm. It is more a distraction for the rest of the class and upsets the equilibrium and focus. Good teachers who weren't like this, weren't afraid to provide extra support to students, like a female teacher I know who took disadvantaged students home for sleepovers by turns and boosted their lives very positively. My parents had so many students over and my mum babysat regularly for free. One older student moved in with us and stayed for five years, two after he graduated. I was regularly taken after school by a male special ed. teacher to gymnastics classes in another community, and the principal's eldest daughter taught them.
Teachers were having sex with students back in the day as well they just didn’t take pictures and save conversations in cell phones because they didn’t exist lol.
These people are disgusting. I am an educator. The thought of what these monsters did to their students is nauseating. As educators, we are often the trusted adults to many of our students. The idea of someone violating a student's trust like that is monstrous. I can't even fully put into words how absolutely disgusted I am.
I had a teacher for gym class who I trusted quite a bit, he seemed to be pretty legit and loved me and my brothers... all the students loved him he was always cracking jokes. Well one day we had gym class and a girl was on her phone and when he came by she shoved it in her bra and he had the audacity to reach down her shirt and not only grab the phone but cop a feel too... she complained and if I remember right all that happened to him was termination of ever teaching again. He should've been charged and locked up. We were in 7th grade, and he was prolly late 30s early 40s.
It’s even worse when all they do is ask for a lawyer instead of admitting there crime It shows they care more about themselves then the potential trauma the victims have to live with
What's up with the cop letting the drunk teacher just walk all over the place while in custody? Her friends all hanging around her, laughing and joking, taking pics. She's a piece of work, also.
Haven't gotten to that part yet I'm like at the halfway mark with the first male teacher who is adamantly denying touching the student when there's video footage talk about scum of the earth Idk why RU-vid blurts out certain words on some videos and not others or is just a glitch in their AI system I hardly watch videos of this content anymore because they make me so mad and feel helpless all I can do is just leave a comment like I am right now but at the end of the day does anyone really even care
When I was in 3rd grade my male teacher touched me, after a long time of dealing with it I finally told my mom. She told the principal and she said he would never do that. No justice but my mom took me out that day!
Thank you for being brave. You did nothing wrong and it isn't your fault in any way. You are still the lovable, sweet, and caring girl before the incident. God bless you and your family, and I hope you swiftly recover from the trauma in Jesus's name and pass on your mother's sound judgement to your kids.
True. But, hear me out, maybe this officer knew exactly what he was doing. She was very coherent and cooperative, during the investigation, but i think he may have had a feeling he will get some good, incriminating, and embarrassing, footage if he pretends to let his guard down and make her feel "comfortable" with the situation. And she definitely delivered. In my opinion, getting her true-face-show of absolutely no remorse and taking this incident as a big joke, on video for the judge/DA (and a potential jury) to see, was genius. Besides, it'll prevent her lawyer from presenting her as a "poor, misunderstood, remorseful victim". That t-shirt comment will come back to bite her. Just like that dance. Just my two cents after seeing this. Admittedly, i don't always understand the current generation(s), and police procedures definitely have changed a LOT since the time of the flatfoot with a hardwood attitude-adjuster (and the time when "respect" was not just a buzzword for certain people to throw around when getting caught) Watching these videos make equally sad (for this AND the next generation LEOs) and glad to be a long retired, old fool. I can watch the world burn, from a distance, while reminiscing about and missing better times.
@@TheSourKrauttell us a story about a call that you went on where it just turned out to be hilarious and you and the guys joked about it back at the office something embarrassingly funny like somebody getting their head stuck in a banister or something like that
Probably was hoping he'd catch more evidence on body camera since his case was super shaky to begin with. She didn't appear impaired, and if I plug her numbers into a BAC calculator, she's under the legal limit. A good lawyer would mop the floor with that dude.
Whilst I understand the reasoning for deporting the second child abuser back to his country of origin after his prison sentence, to prevent him from victimising further kids in the US, one can only hope that he’ll be properly monitored once he’s actually back home, and the justice system there is sufficient to ensure that he doesn’t go right back to teaching - and abusing - even more children.
The answer is yes, They even said in the video that he would be deported and that the Country would be notified as to exactly why he was deported back..
@@Micki0048 That doesn’t mean that the monitoring systems in that country are up to par, if they exist at all. He could easily change his name and pay for forged documents and get right back to teaching in some rural community, or poor remote area, where they’re just glad to get any teachers they can. He’ll do whatever he needs to to get access to children. Not that I want him to stay in the US, but at least there are more ways of keeping track of registered sex offenders in America compared to, say, a developing country where keeping track of someone returning after a prison sentence whilst abroad will be a very low priority.
These are great examples of why every classroom should have a few cameras, not only for stuff like this but also for bullying and even future review by a teacher for assisting in modifying their teaching structure to fit the current kids they are teaching.
As a teacher, I agree and disagree. It's cool for safety, but that's about it. As a teacher I feel like the "art" of teaching is being pushed out for more formulaic and robotic instruction that sees everything being black and white. The classroom is not black and white. Each student is a variable, each day is a variable. Unless in the case of safety it shouldn't be shown to parents, but be up for review at any moment for safety concerns. I feel like teaching is one of the few professions where people feel like they can walk into a professional space and tell that professional how to do their job. You don't see it with doctors, architects, chefs, etc, but they feel they can walk in and tell us how to do our job. The same parents that can't take a day of e learning and teaching their 2 kids think they can tell me how to teach 28. That's insane.
So sad. My daughter-in-law is a teacher and the schools now have very strict protocol when it comes to comforting small students. I was a sub teacher for many years in the 90s. Things have changed so much. Back then, it was nothing to hug a grade schooler if she scraped a knee or if he lost a pet the night before. Children need adults to be protectors and sources of comfort away from home… and it’s just no longer allowed. I feel sorriest for the kids and the good teachers who care for them.
Im 43, back in middle school through high school I was in classrooms with a teacher alone on many occasions, students had rifles on the back rack of their trucks, fist fights after school ended in a handshake with nothing really hurt but pride, and I can remember way back getting the paddle by my principle in grade school. Imagine a man hitting a child with a wooden paddle with holes in 2023- he would be hung but back in the day it was in most schools. I even made a paddle in wood shop, we all did and chased freshmen on the last day of school. We gave some kids hell but didnt like hurt anyone. Still, these days the same actions would get cops called, lives ruined, prison.. Thank God I grew up back then, before students had kids while in school, before shootings, before participation trophies, before kids started thinking they werent what they are, before all this madness
I understand what you're saying from an emotional point of view, but I disgree completely. Parents are their children's role models and comforters. No adult, no matter how well-meaning, who is not a trusted family member should ever be allowed to hug a child or touch them in any way. I am not down with this "it takes a village" commie nonsense. Kids need to look at teachers, pastors, police, whoever, as AUTHORITY figures, not secondary parents.
Honestly when I was in a private school back in the 90s, the most teachers could do was high give us, or briefly pat us on the shoulder or top of the head, if we were crying. I never thought ‘oh I’m so mad my teacher didn’t hug me.’
Fascinated by the investigative techniques in the first vid. The way they ask mundane questions to get the suspect turned around and extending his lies just a little bit so they collapse when further information is revealed. Then the way they slowly draw their chairs closer to him as they tighten the net, to give him a feeling of panic so he makes more mistakes. It's probably textbook stuff for investigators but it's really interesting.
Oh yes! I was almost mesmerized by how they were such an amazing team! They should be training others how to conduct an interview in my opinion. You may believe it's probably "textbook stuff" but from what I've researched, this type of police scenario starting with friendliness, increasing pressure by moving towards him, then suddenly shoving their chairs away from him in unison was Psychology Theatre!
the girl in the thumbnail has nothing to do with the video :/ she’s from body cam footage where her brother was drunk and had to be removed from hotel property
Yeah, came here to say the same. She's a mother, completely innocent, and was the nicest person out of everybody in the video she's actually from. Disgusting they would treat her like that. Considering unsubscribing.
@@laray1527 Tried looking for it but the uploader must have deleted it. The summary of events is cops get called on a drunk guy at a hotel, he gets arrested for trespassing and public intoxication / disorderly conduct. His mom shows up, drunk, makes an ass out of herself and gets herself kicked out too. The sister / daughter is in the hotel room, sober, taking care of her baby and is an angel throughout the video. The hotel is at first going to let her stay, since she's done nothing wrong but eventually the gm makes the call that everyone has to leave. The poor woman gets punished for her family's actions. And then the original thumbnail showed a picture of her with the words " he was underage?" on a video about women abusing children. The uploader eventually changed it, as people were vocally unsubscribing as a result. Insinuating an innocent mother is a child sex criminal is a very wrong thing to do to a person, and probably some illegal form of slander / libel.
