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Channel Disclaimer: This true crime documentary is for educational purposes to help understand police interrogation techniques and understand criminal psychology. Help us keep bringing you the best new and unseen content - Buy us a coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/thecrimeseen Become a channel member to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCspoJk-Gco-OA0onwQPxC0g/join ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This JCS inspired true crime documentary looks at a real life horror story of fatal attraction, a teen killer, and a twisted true crime story that goes from missing to murder. This real life thriller begins in April 2023, when a loving mother vanishes from her Ohio home. As police race to locate this missing person, they turn to the last people to see Nicole: her son and his girlfriend... but they've also disappeared. Could police working this shocking true crime case be dealing with a family who were all kidnapped? A family massacre? Or something even more sinister? Within days, investigators learn the son and his girlfriend have fled to Mexico. Local authorities there finally track them down and they're brought in for a full police interrogation with the FBI. Through full police interviews, detectives unravel this real life murder mystery, discovering a case of fatal attraction with a killer couple who turned their victim's home into a house of horrors. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 00:00:00 - Intro 00:01:25 - Kaitlyn's FBI interrogation begins 00:12:51 - How police caught up with Kaitlyn in Mexico 00:23:25 - Kaitlyn's relationship with Jonathan 00:27:59 - Agents catch Kaitlyn in her first lie 00:38:15 - Kaitlyn's string of lies continue 00:43:02 - FBI agents reveal damning evidence 00:46:05 - What was Nicole like? 00:51:21 - Kaitlyn realizes the FBI know more than they’re letting on 00:58:11 - Kaitlyn gets angry 01:02:16 - Agents drop a bombshell on Kaitlyn 01:03:09 - Kaitlyn makes a crucial slip up 01:06:30 - Agents reveal Jonathon's damning testimony 01:13:46 - Kaitlyn confesses! But that’s not all… 01:20:21 - Kaitlyn confesses chilling details of the crime 01:27:07 - What was the motive? 01:42:33 - Was the murder pre-meditated? 01:47:20 - Kaitlyn makes another shocking admission… 02:08:58 - Police try to locate Nicole’s body 02:16:11 - Kaitlyn argues a car accident changed her life 02:28:58 - Kaitlyn is arrested and charged 02:29:33 - Kaitlyn’s proffer police interview begins 02:39:06 - Police confront Kaitlyn about incriminating texts 02:46:07 - Kaitlyn breaks down 02:53:58 - Detective runs through the timeline of the murder 02:59:43 - Police demand to know why Kaitlyn suddenly can't remember anything 03:03:12 - Did Kaitlyn join a cartel?! 03:05:45 - Kaitlyn's lawyer needs to talk to her - alone 03:07:10 - Kaitlyn's lawyer tells her to start being truthful 03:13:10 - Detectives return 03:21:10 - Police reveal alarming photos 03:27:45 - Kaitlyn opens up about Jonathon 03:35:42 - Kaitlyn suddenly pleads innocence 03:44:32 - Kaitlyn opens up 03:53:30 - The final reveal ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- During this full police interview, detectives use a number of techniques, such as the Reid technique. Through these techniques, they look at the criminal mind and dig into the memories of a murderer, unraveling one of the area's most interesting true crime stories. Criminal psychology helps detectives solve the shocking true crime case in this real life murder documentary of a killer girlfriend who some think was a psychopath hiding in plain sight who snapped, becoming one of America's deadly women. We drop new videos every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday at 11 AM ET. Don't forget to subscribe for more true crime content like this. #interrogation #truecrimecommunity #TheCrimeSeen #truecrimestories #crimestory #criminalpsychology #police
