When A Killer is Too Insane to Believe... 

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Being motionless when left alone in the interrogation room is far, far creepier than ANYTHING he could have done.

It disturbs me that no one here has mentioned how the friend's step-father tried to help cover up the murder.

Poor Generro. I can't imagine how his parents felt hearing his murderer say his absence would have little impact. Not only did he take a life, he decided that life was the least valuable in comparison to other "options." Heart wrenching.

Whether he is clinically insane or not, I'm pretty sure he would have been a danger to society if released. Like you said, stone cold and calculating, no remorse whatsoever.. sends chills down my spine. This man is like a machine.

I think I remember seeing this guy on JCS, he was used as an example of someone who is actually criminally insane rather than someone who is faking it.

I knew someone in high school that always wore a suit and tie despite there not being a dress code. People thought he was weird, but I liked him. He was funny, unique and genuine. He never went on to murder anyone, or anything untoward, just went to college, and moved on to a career. Obviously take your instinct on people to heart, but also don't judge a book by its cover.

If you think this interview was weird PLEASE do a video on the case of the guy who the police interviewed for hours who was shot in the head and they didn’t realized. It’s the most insane thing I’ve EVER seen.

I remember this guy. I don’t care how polite he was. He murdered someone for absolutely no reason. Not that murder is ever right, but damn… so viciously cold.

Generro looked like a lovely, friendly guy. He was probably an empathetic guy, too, which made him a good target. It’s truly awful that some people count on kindness to get a victim. RIP Generro. 😢

His coldness and lack of emotion, no pride or no remorse, makes Jerrod one very dangerous murderer. He should never be released back into society. He would probably be a serial killer.

went to the same college at the same time as this guy. Whenever you would see him on campus he was always walking around in a suit and trenchcoat. We all thought there was something just something off about him, but never gave it much more thought. Never expected that those feelings were spot on and he would do something as brutal as he did, just gives you the chills knowing how close in proximity someone like this can be and you'd never know.

My father is a schizophrenic and murdered someone back in the 80's he only served like 5 years on manslaughter. To this day when he talks about it he's blank. It's so matter of factly and cold. When he's in a rage or mentally checked out there's nothing in his eyes. Very scary.

The statement "Jerrod is an animal that needs to be kept away from those who he thinks wronged him." Sounds incredibly stupid. He doesn't think anyone wronged him, he literally knows and admits what he did was wrong; he just doesn't care.

Generro you are loved, you are missed, you will NEVER be forgotten, may you rest in peace; and may your family the Murray family, and your friends have the strength to move forward🙏

As someone that absolutely hates misunderstandings I completely relate to his need to be accurate with everything he says and everything that happened. It's not always about gaining anything or being strategic in any way. It's simply I want details to be clear and precise because if it isn't then people will 100% interpret you wrong and then everything else can become complicated and stressful for no reason.

As someone who's worked in a state hospital, NGRI is by no means a picnic. A mental hospital for the rest of your life vs a prison is like choosing between being shot and stabbed.

I remember seeing this Interrogation, it was used as a comparison to another Interrogation of a different criminal and was basically to show the difference between someone that is actually Insane compared to someone pretending to be Insane.

The part that convinced me he’s the most dangerous type was when he said he believed Gennero wouldn’t be missed and that he didn’t have many friends. It showed his jealousy, no matter how cool he appeared, and that despite how he responds to his medication and treatment, he would always put himself and his own desires and feelings above anything or anyone else, with no regard for life.

That made me cry, the part where he said that Generro’s death would have “no impact” and no one would miss him.

Someone that lacks empathy like this would murder again and maybe more brutal and gruesome just because he would want to know.

I've said it before and I'll say it again the respect you show for the victim is unmatched! Thank you so much for that! ❤

Outstanding presentation, down to pointing out the ghastly minute expression in the killer's hands. Rest in Peace, Generro. You were still a light to all your loved ones, even for a short time on Earth.

There’s a lot that can be learned from someone like Jerrod. The fact that he’s so articulate, thorough in explaining things, and gives out information like an open book could provide researchers, profilers, and investigators with valuable insight. Early identification and mental health interventions need to be more robust. How often do we hear about schools and classmates observing the red flags for years with nothing being done about it?

R.I.P Generro, my heart goes to your family and friends. Hopefully he will never be released

Rest in peace Gennero. The world misses you ❤

Adrian, I just wanted to say how brilliant it is to have seen your confidence in front of the camera increase over the last year or two. You are one of my favourite RU-vidrs to listen to 😊

Just so you know, Adrian, Schizoaffective Disorder is when someone displays a certain number of symptoms of both Bipolar Disorder and Schizophrenia. This means he would not have Schizoaffective disorder AND Bipolar Disorder. It'd be either/or. Just a technicality. Great episode, as always. His interrogation on JCS was interesting but creepy. I'm glad to see you covering the victim so much rather than the killer, as most RU-vid channels tend to do. RIP, Generro.

This is one of my favourites by JCS, and I am so immensely glad you're covering him. He is incredibly eerie in his interviews.

I grew up in Oklahoma, and this story was all over the news. It was just.. unnerving, seeing how emotionless he was.

Rest in peace, Generro. You are missed by many people ❤

AUTISM combined with some other disorders is what springs to mind. This explains the absolute deadpan action and voice, and literal, factual answers. Neuropsychologists should look deeper into this guy.

You might take out his family's address for their safety you never know who might see that and possibly bother the family.

Suspect: *exhibits impeccable manners, makes full confession, accepts full responsibility, answers all questions with direct answers ending in "sir"* Justice System: "Holy crap, this guy is batshit insane!"

Genero seemed like such a good dude, it's so sad he was taken.

Thank you for covering this case! I've been wanting ti learn more about it after seeing part of his interrogation on another true crime channel. His answers are so coldly blunt and to the point, it's chilling. The arresting officer must have nerves of steel, because being face to face with a giant killer acting like that would terrify me.

I’ve seen that creepy interrogation footage before but didn’t know about generro. Thanks for giving the attention & honoring generro deserves. He seemed like the kinda guy I’d love to hang out with, I hope he’s at peace.

To decide who's gonna make "less impact" when "missing" was the thing that really terrified me the most. And to see him sitting in the van, lost in his thoughts... I am sure this young man has so many thoughts we don't even wanna know about. Rip Generro. He was a seemingly productive human who was possibly going to contribute to society. He was taken from the world. While his killer gets to live in a Mental health facility. As unfair as that is, is the reality for these killers and their victims. Sad indeed.

This is so disturbing how someone could just kill his friend for no apparent reason at all, without remorse. Pure Evil

What an interesting case! I think that look Jerrod had in his eyes after he spoke to the reporter and sat in the vehicle, speaks volumes. Definitely a danger to society. I hope he remains locked up for good. Thank you, Adrian 😊🙏

Never heard of this case but there is something very disturbing about the dude. I'm glad he's in a mental hospital, hope they keep him there. He's def. a danger.

Not to be flippant, but ‘wanting to know how it feels’ is in fact a motive. Fortunately he’s bad at crime.

Despite being a case I already knew, this was still a great watch! Always love how you put your own style and touch on these stories while remaining factual, makes it always worth watching regardless :)

Adrian, I never heard of this murder before. I do believe he would kill again. He would probably think he did need his medicine and go off and then kill someone. Thank you for all you do.

You present as such a lovely young man, bet your mum is proud of you ❤❤

To this day I still remember the sound of the bomb going off. I was only 5 and I lived over 10 miles away at the time. Knowing what happened still haunts me, one of my classmates lost their father in that bombing. Thank you for paying a little homage to them and us. Also, this guy is nothing but cold blooded. He’s getting off on reliving every single moment of his kill which is why that’s the only time he shows emotion. He’s excited to replay the moment over and over in his head. There’s no fix for that other than a bullet to the brain.

I watched his whole interrogation. It was creepy how polite and honest he was yet remaining motionless and showed a lack of emotions.

THIS is the most shocking interrogation footage. Not the times when criminals act different around a detective, not even when someone gets attacked in the interrogation room. Sitting there motionless in a full suit and tie is the most frightening thing I have ever seen.

There are too many thrill killers around, mostly younger people. It saddens me that some people see fascination watching people die. It scares me senseless too.

The first time I heard about this case was when it was used as example of "insanity" or "believable state of insanity" in a video that was about the interrogation of a mass shooter, that I think went viral and everyone else saw. It was very interesting to see another take of the same case, and again, you're the first one to go so in deep with the victim's backstory. Great job as always!

You have a great voice and great delivery of content !! Thank you,Karen ❤

A friend of mine was thinking of this case and started talking to me about it. The way Jerrod was so compliant and his mannerisms spooked both myself and my friend. Thanks Adrian for providing a background into this case!!

So unique. My blood ran cold when he took 10 secs to answer that question, motionless, cold. My only point of curiosity is how did he land an insanity plea if his mental health evaluation never included psychopathy or psychosis? Did he land it just from his terrifying lack of self preservation in the interview room? Great job Adrian! I'd personally love a mini documentary that's more 40-45 mins once a week.

Perhaps some weeks have two videos and others just one longer video. Either way please don’t push yourself to much, all your hard work and effort put into these are deeply appreciated and admired.

I was hoping you covered this one!! Great work as usual!!

I was married to a diagnosed autistic man. When things began to fall apart, I remember seeing the similarities between ASD, BPD and NPD. My ex never showed any red flags, but the straightforwardness, the gall to correct the detective, and the apparently truthful nature felt very familiar.

Hey Adrian! I'm from Singapore! 🇸🇬 Been a fan of you for long and I love your channel! 👏🏽 I really hope you will cover the case of Magdalena Zuk, please! This case is downright disturbing! 😱😩 But I would love to see you cover this case, especially! 🙏🏽

I think its obvious that at the time of the crime that he knew right from wrong, and that he understood what he was doing was wrong. He premeditated it, chose a victim that "would have less of an impact on others," deceived his friend to get him to drive him, deceived him by giving him the first gun clip and hid a 2nd one, hid and covered the victims body, deceived and lied to the witness who drove him to his friends house, returned to the scene of the crime to conceal and hide evidence more. That is a ton of proof that he understood what he was doing was wrong. Just because a person is apathetic or doesnt care about the victim or killing the victim doesnt mean they dont know right from wrong. If he didnt know right from wrong why did he make so much effort and do so many things to lie, hide, conceal, sneak, deceive, etc. Also his "good manners" are deceiving too, and totally in contradiction; shooting and murdering someone is not "polite," not "good manners," not "considerate." He supposedly wants to be respectful of others and not offend others, but shooting and murdering someone diesnt register with him? He knew exactly what he was doing.

You do you , I'll watch no matter what. Absolutely love the way you tell the crime stories!

I am just happy that you are posting. Your videos make my morning before I go to work. Thank you.

It’s crazy because i live in Oklahoma and I remember hearing about this, Rip Generro 🕊️

He is, imo, the scariest type of criminal. Do I believe he has some valid psychological diagnoses? Yes. Do I believe it excuses his behavior? No. He is a conundrum. An unknown.

Been binge watching your content before bed for the past month! Awesome channel!

Doing a catch up on your great videos and once again you delivered a brilliant production... Love having a coffee with y'all..

I really appreciate that you give some background about the victims in the crimes you cover. I’ve known about this case, but knew nothing of the victim.

Just got home from a rough day at work ( I’m a barista) it’s time to unwind to one of my favorite channels! Thank you coffeehouse

That's extreme flat affect in addition to politeness. Add in delusion, hallucination, and impaired empathy in early adult years and you have a pretty textbook case of a psychotic disorder. Because it needs be said, people who experience psychosis are no more likely to be violent than anyone else and have an increased likelihood of being a victim of violence. Mental health is not as well understood as physical health and we don't really have all the tools to repair someone like this. Schizophrenia is actually a developmental disorder; it can no more be 'cured' than Autism or Down's syndrome. Better medications and integration into society are how you manage psychotic disorders. This man will probably need help his whole life but the modern idea of psychiatric wards as hospital-prisons is not a good solution.

The way he speaks, it’s so matter of fact, like he’s simply telling someone about his day. It’s chilling.

Poor Generro. My heart breaks for his family and friends. I think it was the right verdict, but I also think that he should never, ever be released back into society, because he has already demonstrated that he randomly decides he no longer needs his meds.

I'm happy just to see that you keep posting weekly since i started following you a year a go. Think about you, well all be happy

Most people forget, lifetime inside a sanitarium - not guilty by reason of insanity, is often way way more worse than a prison.

clicking on coffeehouse crime is ALWAYS A WONDERFUL IDEA!! Would you agree?!!!!(it's ironic that Jarrod's birthday is July 20th, today is July 20th, also today is my deceased daughter, Tyra's birthday!!! just a thought)

Long ones please, love it when you go for the deep dive!

Thank You! Love your work!

He wasn't speaking in any sort of monotone voice at all. If anything he sounded matter of fact, professional, confident, and almost proud. Which in of itself is even more creepy.

This is hands down the best YT channel in the true crime genre

Hi Adrienne! Two shorts a week or one long video is good for me! I appreciate all you do.

Thakyou once again for a perfect narrated crime story. You have the perfect waffling tone ! Compliment😊

Are you sure you should've included the clip of him listing out his parents full address? Killer or not, I worry that people on the internet will go and start harassing them out of some misplaced form of vigilantism.

Nothing better than waking up to a coffeehouse crime video ❤️

You are doing an AMAZING job! Congratulations!

Please be careful if you start feeling sleepy on a regular basis. I ignored "tired" and some minor aches for about a year when I finally asked a doctor about it. That's how I got diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer. No lump. Nothing severe. So please don't ignore it if you feel tired for more than a few days. Any videos you make are appreciated. Thank you!!

Perfect timing. I just grabbed my coffee and sat down at my desk.

What a sad case. All love to Generro's family. But Jerrod fell through the cracks, sadly. This is one that shouldn't have ever happened.

Thank you again for sharing this story.

thank you for as always trying to focus on the victim at the end, it's one of the main reasons why i watch you! it's so sad how not a lot of people talk about Generro, I watched several videos on this case and everyone always talk only about how "insane" the killer is, but no one talks about Generro or about the lack of mental health support. also about the two or one video, honestly I would much rather prefer one long video if you can find more information on the case, maybe go in depth, but if case doesn't have much content then obviously there is no reason to make a longer one. all in all I think I would prefer you doing something that feels natural to you!! thank you for your content either way!

The expert who said he is no longer a threat should have him stay at his house with his family.

I love the longer versions, so once per week is fine. Great work

I love this show ! Great job !!!!

I love this channel , and i love your relaxing voice .

Can you do the next one on a killer who is just insane enough to believe?

How terribly sad 😢 Rest in peace Generro 🕊️🌻 Prayers for your family and friends 🙏 Jared stay be institutionalized for life

Thank you for the beautiful content

Produce at a rate where you don't burn out. Thanks for all your hard work!

I think that Jerrod is an extremely intelligent person, and that his demeanor was carefully calculated -- designed -- to be so unusual that a crime which ordinarily would have merited the death penalty, esp. in rural Oklahoma --not only didn't get the death penalty, but got a life of ease, of very much attention by medical and legal professionals, and a certain amount of FAME. Not only is he not crazy, he is extremely bright and an extraordinary psychologist who knew exactly what to do, say, and NOT say, to get away with murder, IN STYLE, and with no blame attached. This had been planned for a very long time.

Take care, Adrian. Rest up. If you keep being tired, you might need a break or a check-up. We love you and your content! Thanks for the story.

Adrian, I'd love longer videos than shorter ones because you details then so beautifully.

You always do a great job Adrian 🎉! Don't work too hard and stay healthy!😊

I don't think these people could have found any more excuses for this killer. He admitted the whole crime and motive, what else do they need, and as for anyone releasing him in the future I cannot fathom why, after what he did to his friend. RIP Generro.

I live in north east Oklahoma. We just had a stand off end with the death of one woman and 3 children in a murder/suicide. This happened in my very small/quiet town. I’m hoping you will cover this case when more info becomes available.