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“Try it free” -I am -lol😅

😊😊😊😊o6​@@ImJidionDaddy

Brice: *the NUMBERS of us

​@@ImJidionDaddyWhat a profound comment

Same with “trust me” and/or “I can/I will help you.”

Cops are like Christians…they lie about everything and manipulate evidence in order to tell false narratives that support a manufactured truth.

or i just want to help you

Usually implies that the suspect is mentally stable and therefore can't plead insanity.

Or we don't think you're a monster

The most raw/primal sound ever…I’ve heard it come from my sister. It truly is something that always sticks with you. Heartbreaking 💔

@@mikeandmals I am so sorry you heard it from someone you love. I can’t even imagine 😣

I burst into tears. I was caught completely off guard. That was awful.

@@mikeandmals Im so so sorry.

I felt physically sick when I heard her/saw her crumple. Poor mama.

Dude should’ve got capital punishment if their state has it

I know! I really thought he wasn't lying at first. I believed him. 😢

I think that's a bluff to see how he'd react. It seems to be a pretty common bluff.

@@Dirty_Squirrell I was wondering if he was on to something or not, but I think you are right, the only "what the heck" in the kid's story is the driving around for hours bit. Maybe the cop really was on to something, but I think it's more likely you are correct that it was a bluff.

@@rugged04270Something seemed fishy once he said he drove around in circles for 3 hours

@@ericstanford7670as a younger person in a rural area, we actually do drive around for hours, but usually we stop at a gas station or a park or something for a minute, never just cruising for hours on end

That brought a tear to my eye. So sorry for her so horrible

It was gut wrenching!

@@flgators1986mine too. Like her soul was being ripped at. Usually they question the parents just as regulation but I don’t think they did that to this mom……

I cried

I know 😭😡 I commented trigger warning around 21min. Man that's chilling and so sad how they defended and supported him initially to where he even made comments saying he loved her family...sick POS.

Typical new generation male

And thats so messd up because theres 1000s of other girls/women who wont want u as a friend but as something personal aka boyfriend..sucks

my biggest fear

I knew it.

@@anomaly74Your biggest fear? Um, just refrain from spending extended periods of time alone with males you have no romantic interest in, and expect them to act normal and keep hanging out like nothing happened after you rejected them, and I think you’ll be fine.

That poor mother’s scream was so primal. Felt every bit of her agony as her heart died. 😢

That guy took 4. Britney, her mother, and father and her brother were all betrayed and blindsided. They betrayal is beyond comprehension.

He is calm, cool, manipulative, a pathological liar, lacks remorse or guilt, lacks empathy, and lacks emotional response. He is a psychopath.

I know, right? His first story about the riding the roads was almost believable. I've known people who did just that when we were teens. But that cop? He knew from that moment and called him out on it!💯

​@@woodfairy7051 Same. As teens driving around is all we would do. Hours and hours on a Friday and Saturday night. That cop was amazing to have that hunch and call him out on the spot. His spidey senses were on point!

I thought he was a horrible liar! He layed out his lair, but all he said and did was trap himself. LE didn't believe him, her friends didn't believe, his friends didn't believe him. Her parents and her brother didn't want to believe anything that meant she wasn't coming home, which is understandable. They wanted her back. Expressing their concerns and deepest fears before they found her could have alienated B and hampered in Britney being found. I sensed they weren't buying what B was trying to sell them and were cautiously suspicious of him from day one. Basically, he was unbelievable and a solid case backed by an abundance of evidence found him behind bars in the span of a week (8 days). Nobody in that town believed him. Im surprised anyone, especially a sleuth could find him one tiny bit believable. Horrible and despicable liar, from day one his story was unbelievable and only grew more unbelievable with every word. He'd have been better off saying and doing less. Liars tend to have a story go with the lie, an attempt to come off as believable. Some do, but B didn't come close IMO.

If He had been smart enough to not Leave Evidence and had Avoided Cameras and had a Story that worked with the lack of Cameras, He would've totally gotten away with it. He was genuinely so close, but Failed some Steps in the process. Genuinely wild.

and he leaves the condom around her body................he never heard before what's DNA is

Dude was a terrible liar, terrible criminal leaving all that evidence. He was an even worse friend and most of all a terrible human being.

I word doesn’t mean what you think it means

​@@hrdkorebpESL

Yep. I had a sick feeling that he was the overly controlling/abusive kind of boyfriend and that he'd lose it when he didnt get his way. So sad :(

A lot of killers do that

They always do.

Exactly my thoughts. Lying effortlessly. He’s not even aware he’s lying, that’s how much of a sociopath he is.

I didn't believe him as soon as there wasn't a green truck. Not very smart if he thought he would ever get away with all that evidence. Feel bad for that family it was so unnecessary.

psychopath, not sociopath, though there are overlaps. This guy admits no guilt and feels no regret or remorse, same as all serial killers, all of whom are psychopaths(Antisocial Personality Disorder)@@user-cn1tz4zt2u

@@midwestmike613 I didn't believe him, from the beginning. " I was like her big brother" " " I called her my lil sis." Then he drops her off to meet a stranger. nah. Kids learn how to lie because they get away with it, their whole lives.

@@coachbrandon01 Same here, Huge RED FLAG.

I know. I’m not a crier and it was instant tears. Terrible

He should be made to watch that video everyday....Her mum's pain was so tangiable and filled that interview room, i can't even imagine what it was like to be the officer who had to tell her 😢

i know hes the worst of the worst. what a pos

Real Monsters don't look like the monsters we imagine they would

@@marieandrew3695 Lots of truth to that, the guys that women say give them the “ick” are the ones probably benign, the egotistical, confident (narcissistic) ones women fawn over are the ones to look out for.

I’m

​@@travispratt6327 It's so true. That "confidence" is usually low self esteem wrapped in egotism to hide the insecurety that makes them destructive. But the cycle goes on.

He is a psychopath. He is calm, cool, manipulative, a pathological liar, lacks empathy, lacks remorse or guilt, and lacks emotional response.

That monster is a bonafide psychopath.

Sad he got caught not what happened

And he had a GF at the time!!

Yes!!

Same here. I had tears big time. Omg. How horrible

Same.

My eyes are just welling up.

OMG just listened to it 😭

So sad this bad boy had to do this to her, wont ever understand

😢😢😢

I'm sorry for your loss. This kid was such a monster for what he did

So sorry to hear I am sure a big shock that it happened to someone that you knew xxx thinking of you xx

Same.

Yeah, that was awful.

That was extremely hard to watch… i literally lost my breath.

The lifestyle is the problem Everything ok with those people Man and woman can’t be friends It’s a clear example

He doesn't care!?

This is a prime example of why platonic friends of the opposite gender is a myth. Someone always has unrequited feelings.

⁠@@cutandgoI had lots of male friends in my teen years and unfortunately you are nearly right. Only 1 of them never tried a thing. All the others over the years ended up expressing unrequited feelings. Most the friendships left unsalvageable after this.

​@@GNW-so4ykYes.

I did too instant tears

He lacks anguish and despair.

Yep

It was the mysterious man defense. Pretty common one. Some other guy no one knows probably did it, and not me or anyone else.

​@@wildwest1832The "vanishing perpetrator". He was keen to say how many enemies she had made. He was keen to get his whole pre-prepared story out.

My condolences 🤍

If you're truly innocent then u have nothing to hide, unless you're not, GPS data, DNA, phone history, close friends, security cameras, fooking fool

@kevinjones5560 And what would not talking have accomplished in this case? Police had DNA, videos and cell phone locations to nail him. It would have been the same result either way.

​@@lisas8244they're not giving him advice, they're giving others advice. He's of course guilty and we're all glad he did the interview.

I’m alway amazed how many people talk to the police without an attorney. You are right, even if you are innocent never talk to them without one.

ESPECIALLY if you're innocent.

Stupidity breeds confidence.

I thought he did it the moment I saw his face. He looks deviant.

Ppl do do that.

​@@Anonymous-54545 what people do that?

I knew him when we were younger, he was always decent when we were kids, but i don't know how much his demeanor changed in High School...clearly for the worse

He’d add a little to adjust his story to the new evidence but not enough to take blame. He literally admitted to everything up to the second she was killed.

Only if you're a city slicker ....

ThTs not the whole title

@@wutafungi haha! That’s inherently true. 😂

Man I miss them days😫

Yeah but the fact that Bryce never stopped anywhere in town for 3 hrs. is what was suspicious not the driving around part

Yeah, like, what else is there?

Especially if you had a nice new car 😂😂😂 my bf, well, he is husband now, had such a nice vehicle, we drove to the ocean shores, Portland Oregon, Seaside, Seattle, Port orchard, Tacoma, basically all over ❤

Thought the same thing and also wondered how we would ever have explained our timeline as didn’t have mobile phones.

He’s weird and calm that’s the scary part

Exactly

When men act like horrible animals because they are cowards instead of accepting the girl doesn't want you.

when having a tiny penis and narcissism combine

I'm pretty sure only the first interview the one at the high school with him was before her body was found the two at the police station were after her body had been found and they knew she was dead by then

Yes I caught something there in the first interview that made him sus. Somehow the hand movements weren't matching his tone, as though he needed to point to demonstrate rather than he was reenacting a real event. So scary that after all those years as friends he was actually a monster!

2024 and posting a video over 1 hour long on yt

@@ProfessorBidoof lol

@@Salvation7 i lol at a man with no uploads.

@@ProfessorBidoof What you talking bout?

@@ProfessorBidoof what’s wrong with a 1 hour video? …Nothing. There’s nothing wrong with a one hour video.

They're called crimes of passion and women also commit them

@@Michael-tk9uxokay inc3l

@@Michael-tk9ux lets be real, 90% of the time its men

Thats not a crime of passion. that's a boy not accepting NO for an answer and he felt entitled to take what he wanted.

Her reaching up and saying "help me" as she slid off her chair will stay with me.

As far as that community, it's extremely low crime if that's what you're referring to. Most criminals here are not home grown

Who?

LOL it's like sitting here in front of youtube for hours.

It is 😂

Exactly what replaced it

Yeah I thought she died riding a horse the wrong way

@@jk3jk35LOL

@@jk3jk35 lmfao 🤣

She definitely didn't die in the worst way imaginable.😂

​@Dynamatrix1973 you don't determine that but okau

Exactly my thought

Ya poor mom

Like phantom truck. The cop specifically used that word

Precisely. As soon as her mother relayed that it was clear she didn’t believe it and the officer knew immediately - you could tell by the way he was talking to her- he knew he would eventually have to tell her that she was dead