When Evil Teens Think Murder is Hilarious

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Published 2023-11-19
In today's true crime documentary, we're covering the case of Gail Cleavenger and analyzing it from an educational psychological and legal perspective.

All Comments (21)
  • @ExploreWithUs
    Hey everyone! Thank you as always for watching! Apologies that these upcoming videos took a bit longer than usual to produce, but we have some very crazy cases coming up, including never-before-seen footage of a killer's video diary. When I first saw the footage, I couldn't believe it. It'll be one of the most chilling cases we've ever covered. We'll likely be publishing that next video within the next few days.
  • @garden2356
    To think that his mother endured pregnancy, childbirth, raising him...only to realise within the last few moments of her life that she raised a murderer...a sociopath or psychopath...
  • @lynall-zi9yj
    So scary that he wanted to be in law enforcement. I can't imagine how badly he would have abused such a position
  • “Am I even going to jail, because I’m a minor? That’s not a thing, right? …..is that a thing?” Lmfa bro you’re cooked, byyyye
  • @justinwojtyniak
    If I was a teenager, and my friend told me he killed his mother, I would immediately snitch, like is that so crazy? Why would they help and cover for him?
  • @TAGMZs63
    This kid is terrifying. Tossing around adult phrases like he's the smartest person in the room. I'm glad he was interrogated by a no BS detective.
  • @eggmon420
    Saying “Ah f^ck it, it’s whatever.” before admitting to KILLING YOUR MOM is one of the most disturbing, bone-chilling things ever. How a 15 year old can be this evil is beyond me.
  • @Wallerree
    "I don't have many friends" --- Tells a story involving 20 friends he hangs out with for hours lol
  • I love how once the detective had enough evidence, he just turned into a different person
  • @sooya6970
    I love how narcissts believe they're much smarter than they actually are.
  • @damorea2006
    Knowing that someone is lying and trying to convince them to tell the truth slowly is a skill. I could never
  • @fitzgreen
    the “i’m proud of my boyscout” bumper sticker is so eerie……
  • The way his whole demeanor changed when he decided to show his true self was chilling. And the “oh well whatever” way he described what he did to her… I really hope he’s never released he WILL hurt others
  • @user-vm5xc4pg2m
    i really find it fascinating how detectives can stay so calm while someone describes such a crime in front of them
  • @drawingdragon7
    “He tells one of the most chilling confessions we’ve ever heard.” ad starts playing
  • @siavosh87
    When the perp starts confessing in a way as to show off, you know that the detective has done a damn good job with his interrogation technique.
  • I’ve never hated the phrase “blah blah blah” more than I do right now while watching this kid talk.
  • @mario64exprt37
    This detective is a master interrogator. He trips the kid up so many times by being more ready than he is.
  • @l456tatertot3
    He’s actually excited and relieved to give his confession. He’s proud of his work as you can tell by the numerous times he brags about it. The irony is that he was sloppy, obvious and incredibly reckless. This wasn’t the crime of the century, like most narcissists he thinks he’s much smarter than he is.
  • @UneedEve-es7kp
    Just imagine giving birth to a child only for them to turn their back on you and literally murder you, absolutely terrifying.