Suspect Realizes His TWIN Is The KILLER...

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• HO

  @honest_wasp · 3 months ago

  The way Berry predicts what's about to happen and still gets surprised gets me every time.

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• MA

  @mattst2717 · 3 months ago

  As someone who dispatches, it isn't easy. The very first phone call I took in training was an SA call. It's not a job field for everyone.

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• RP

  @RPHJase · 3 months ago

  I did 911 dispatching for 3 years and when it comes up in conversation I get asked ‘what’s the worst call you’ve ever had?’ And I don’t have an answer. If you can imagine a scenario, I’ve probably heard it. They all blend together at some point.

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• VO

  @Volkklyk · 3 months ago (edited)

  Bro got an ad during the important part of the youtube tutorial and closed the tab

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• RE

  @retrocider · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UBvbxySmvQ&amp;t=3888">1:04:48</a> - he realized that his brother actually can, despite the disability.. it wasn&apos;t a question for the cops. It&apos;s the stage of denial

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• TE

  @Telleryn · 3 months ago

  Dude got a literal evil twin

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• DA

  @dawnnightinger3025 · 3 months ago

  Even if people refused, a warrant can be instated forcing compliance. So worst case scenario, the criminal&apos;s get a slightly extended time before arrest.

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• AG

  @AGD_27 · 3 months ago

  Village is a legal term for settlements of a certain size, as much as it&apos;s not used casually in conversation in America there are thousands of villages in America.

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• FA

  @fao-fjordborn · 3 months ago (edited)

  ;_; That poor lady, literally waking up to being hit on the head repeatedly and then strangled. I can hardly imagine the immense pain and fear that were her final moments. Rest in peace you Fighter.

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• DA

  @Darth_Conans · 3 months ago

  I like that people in chat were calling the police &quot;dumb&quot; and &quot;lazy&quot; for suspecting the brother even though the majority of victims are killed by family members or close friends. Like they should have just psychically been omnisciently aware that he was innocent from the first second and not asked him anything.

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• NI

  @niravathu7353 · 3 months ago

  When Hunter started crying, I started crying. I can&apos;t imagine what that poor kid is going through 😢

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• TF

  @tfpn1ghtst4r · 1 month ago

  Hunter&apos;s situation gives me the big brother vibes and that he wants to protect his disabled brother only to realize he couldn&apos;t save his brother&apos;s behavior... It&apos;s pretty sad

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