I love how tailor confesses that he's touched an airsoft gun when asked if he's touched any weapon. Such honesty

I seriously appreciate including the clips of the other boys’ questioning. The dichotomy between the detective’s kindly attitude towards them and his aggressive stance towards Nick really humanizes him and puts his professionalism into perspective

The saddest part of this whole family murder is that that poor little boy left the door open for his big brother so that he could sneak into the house .. only to get killed by the one he was trying to protect from getting into trouble.

What horrifies me most about this is he called his little brother and asked him to leave the door unlocked. This was something I did so many times as kid for my big brother. I wanted to protect him and help keep him from getting in trouble with our father. He knew his little brother loved him enough to leave the door unlocked and he used that as a way to kill them all.

"Notice how Nick flushes the toliet after taking a massive dump...this could be a cue for deception or that Nick is feeling uncomfortable."

imagine witnessing something horrific and then slowly realizing it was your friend who committed it, that same friend you had been hanging out with right before and after the crime. i feel so bad for those boys

Teens drinking could also indicate that teens are drinking because they're... Teens.

Not only did he kill his family.. he traumatized his friends when he willing brought them with him to "discover" his dead family. That something those boys will never unsee.

I like how they also explain the detective’s mistakes. It shows how they aren’t right all the time.

Too many people seem to think that refusing to answer questions without an attorney present indicates a person's guilt. This mentality needs to change. The police are not your friends. They will lie and pretend to want to help you, and you could easily end up with charges, even if you're innocent.

i love how the person analyzing the body language keeps saying things like “but everyone processes trauma differently” and “this shows anxiety but that doesn’t mean guilt” since i get nervous watching things like this thinking that if i was in that scenario i would get called guilty for experiencing anxiety