No BS Just Interrogations Videos

In August 2017, 22-year-old Savanna Greywind, 8 months pregnant, went missing after visiting her neighbor's apartment. Police later found her newborn daughter, Haisley Jo, alive in the apartment of 38-year-old Brooke Crews. Crews pleaded guilty to murder and received a life sentence with no parole. Haisley Jo is now being raised by her father and the Greywind family.

In Grass Lake, Michigan, three men—Delmar Fraley (80), Edward Kantzler (70), and Michael Pauli (70)—were found shot dead in 2021. Investigators linked the crime to Zacharie Borton (43), whose stolen vehicle was tracked, leading to his arrest. Borton was convicted of two murders, receiving life without parole and 40–80 years, with a hung jury on the third charge. His appeals were denied by 2026, and he remains incarcerated.

In 2018, 10-month-old Mary Anne Welch died in Michigan. Her parents, Tatiana Fusari and Seth Welch, were convicted of first-degree murder. Fusari received a life sentence in 2021, while Welch was sentenced to life in 2020.

Alex Murdaugh was convicted of murdering his wife, Maggie Murdaugh, and son, Paul Murdaugh, in 2021 while facing mounting financial crimes that threatened to expose years of fraud. This documentary compiles his police interrogations, examining his shifting accounts, the investigation, and the evidence that led to his murder convictions and additional federal fraud sentences.

In November 2014, 30-year-old Tiffany Jackson Pugh was murdered in Atlanta, Georgia. Her husband, Andre Pugh, and Adrian Harley were indicted in 2016 on malice murder, felony murder, and other charges. Pugh was convicted in 2018 and sentenced to life imprisonment without parole. His appeal was denied in 2023. Harley also received a life sentence.

In 2010, Timmy Rogers was convicted of murder and sentenced to 35 years in prison. He alleged he was manipulated by Sherry Engel, whom he loved, into committing the crime. The case involved his interrogation and legal proceedings, with Engel's interrogation separately documented.

Sgt. Smyth of the Ontario Provincial Police conducted an interrogation leading to Colonel Russell Williams' confession. The suspect, who left substantial evidence, admitted to murder during a police investigation.

In July 2012, Dr. Joseph Sonnier was found dead in his Lubbock, Texas, home after being shot and stabbed. Investigators linked the crime to Dr. Thomas Dixon, a plastic surgeon, who allegedly arranged the murder through his friend David Shepard. Shepard accepted a plea deal in 2013, receiving a life sentence. Dixon’s 2015 conviction was overturned in 2018, leading to his retrial and eventual life without parole in 2021.

On February 3, 2004, 14-year-old Jaime Gough was found murdered at Southwood Middle School. Michael Hernandez, who had a journal listing him as a target, was convicted of first-degree murder in 2008. He died in 2021 from cardiac dysrhythmia and obesity, with no foul play suspected.

On May 9, 2018, Columbus police responded to a domestic dispute where 30-year-old Erika Daniels was found stabbed 26 times inside an apartment. 27-year-old Cristopher Martin, covered in blood, was arrested at the scene. A neighbor reported Martin dragged Daniels back into the apartment after she attempted to escape. Martin claimed self-defense during his trial, but a jury convicted him of multiple charges, including aggravated murder, resulting in a life sentence with 41 years before parole eligibility.

On August 20, 2020, Lurdes Keymolen was struck and killed by a car in Washington State while celebrating her 23rd birthday. Witnesses reported an argument with a man and gunfire at the vehicle. Cordonte Walker, 23, was arrested near the scene. Despite his initial account, evidence led to his conviction for murder in March 2024, resulting in a 17-year prison sentence.

Brendan Dassey and his uncle Steven Avery were convicted in 2007 for Teresa Halbach's 2005 murder. Legal challenges argued coerced confessions, leading to a 2016 conviction reversal, upheld in 2017, and denied Supreme Court review. Dassey remains incarcerated at Oshkosh Correctional Institution as of 2026.