What A Psychopath Looks Like | Educational Documentary

I never want to hurt my sister, I just want to protect her from that's all, but if you want to hear how she died, I don't know if she was lying on the floor, yeah, so you told her to lie down well and she was. completely conscious and she was talking to me during it, if I tell you this, I mean you're recording this, I don't have to say it in court or anything, right, I don't know, that's for sure, I mean, I really don't know. I don't want to talk about this as much as eighteen-year-old Keith Randylich made a brief but heartbreaking call to 9-1-1 on May 22, 2009.

When the dispatcher answered, Keith said just come quick and hung up a few minutes later. . He called again and this time he said come here before hanging up the phone again. Keith was urgently calling for help because his little sister was lying dying in the basement. After calling, he stared out the windows of the house where he lived with his mother, his stepfather. two brothers and a little sister were anxiously waiting for the emergency services to arrive when he saw no flashing lights, he made a third call to call it was even more chilling than the previous two when the police arrived at 7:54 pm Keith was standing in The front door to receive them was covered in blood, it covered all of his pants, socks, sweatshirt, as well as his face and hands.

When the police were struggling to find the injured girl, they asked Keith where she was and he he quickly told them in the basement of Keith's 16. His one-year-old brother had been playing video games upstairs in his room. He had no idea that a horrible incident had just occurred at the house, until he saw the flashing lights of the police cars as they stopped, then got out and asked

what

was happening. Officers ordered both children to the ground and handcuffed them and searched them for weapons. Neither of them had any of her, but Keith told police he was in her room with her where they found four-year-old Sabrina Clement lying on top of her. back in a pool of blood on the basement floor with wounds to her throat, blood saturated on the carpet beneath her, a household steak knife was on the floor between her legs and feet covered in

what

appeared to be blood, He was wearing a multicolored shirt.

As she was draped around her chest in shorts and pink socks, the emergency services checked for signs of life, but it was too late. The house was searched and on the ground level investigators also found seven red stains on the kitchen floor, sink and counter the stains were already dry they found a phone mounted on the wall covered in blood and drops of blood were on the carpet and stairs leading to the basement the two teenagers Keith and his brother were taken into custody to the Will County Sheriff's Office. Keith was quiet during the trip as he did not speak to any of the officers at the station.

Keith's brother was questioned first once officers determined he had no useful knowledge about what happened. They escorted him out of the station, but now Keith was ready to talk and no one was there. Prepared for the chilling and disturbing story he was about to tell Due to the unsubstantiated nature of some of the accusations seen in this interrogation, portions have been omitted and summarized The following interrogation has been analyzed by a qualified team including a licensed attorney and a licensed clinician. psychologist at the will county investigative bureau in downtown Julia here yeah you've been moving from the Mokina police department here uh I have to ask you one more time if any police officer ever talked to you about the dance that It happened today until now.

Ask any questions about what happened. Okay, wait, yeah, I forgot to mention this right when I won the car the first time. Okay, not the police officer in that car, but another police officer just said that what was in your blank was going through your blank mind. Okay, from the beginning, Keith is. He cooperates with the officers, maintains eye contact and speaks clearly with them. His decision not to swear in front of the officers could be a sign that he is obedient and has a level of respect for them, but that's about it. they were asked, so they didn't answer any details or anything like that right right okay do you need water? no no bathroom breaks no you're okay yes okay okay very good these initial kind words and actions are done to develop some level of trust and relationship with Keith in anticipation of the upcoming interrogation yes, okay, great, we'll come back in a second , okay, okay, although some dismiss body language analysis as pseudoscience, it is used by the FBI and CIA during interrogations when the CIA interrogates an individual they look like.

For groups of three or more indicators occurring in rapid succession or all at once, these indicators may be signs of discomfort or uncertainty in what the individual is saying rather than indicators of deception, it is extremely important to note that not You can detect deception through body language. The analysis alone, the way he holds his arms around his body as if hugging himself, is a technique to calm himself into a protective position and could be an indication that Keith is uncomfortable with his current situation or what has just happened; he seems to be doing it unintentionally.

Trying to appear small or insignificant. This could be a defense mechanism to try to appear innocent if he is smaller and speaks softly. It's hard to imagine that he could commit a horrible crime. The officers leave Keith alone in the interrogation room for more than 11 minutes. The entire time he remains almost completely motionless looking at the ground or at the red stains that cover his pants. Thanks, I know, I showed up at the station, but if you don't remember, I'm Detective Wolfman. with the mokina police department and if you want throughout the interview Jason comes if you want Jay it's okay you like to be called Keith yeah okay this is the detective I'm detective Trachea I'm in the sheriff's office, that's why we came here.

Okay, so okay, go to Lake Lincoln, yeah, okay, um, um, okay, what do you see here getting ready to graduate? Were you when the school line? The last day is like June 1st. June 1. Okay, are they at school? I was going to graduate. I mean, I had all A's and a C in English, but yeah, it's cool. It was good. You know, the officers start with small talk trying to establish a relationship and a comfort level with Keith. These types of easy questions can make a suspect feel more. I feel comfortable speaking before the officers move on to the more important questions.

Keith is already using the past tense when he describes how he was going to graduate. You took classes or sports or anything. No, but I mean, yes, he had a future. You know I didn't do this. for no reason Keith immediately recognizes that he has done something without denying it, this shows that he is aware that his actions will have consequences. Keith continues to speak in a respectful, clear, and cooperative manner. None of these behaviors typically align with

psychopath

y, although it's important to note that some Psychopaths may present this way at first, well, we want, we want to talk to you about what happened, yeah, okay, but I'm going to read you your constitutional rights before we do that, okay, okay, Keith takes responsibility for the incident.

However, while it may seem like he is admitting some level of guilt, this is not technically an admission because there were not enough details about the crime in his answer or the question he was asked, so why don't we do this ? Why don't we start? Did you have school today? Yeah, okay, I want you to start with how your day went well when you got out of school. What you did was you just told us your work right after I left school or before not when you left school you have a school 2 45 or 2 30 right uh did you go home yeah um the interrogators are establishing a timeline of your Today this type of information is basic context but begins to help officers develop elements of the alleged motive for the crime, opportunity means access, etc.

I talked to my mom about moving, she said I could stay, but I mean she said I had, I just told her I told her I wanted to move and, uh, to a friend's house, but I really want to do that, it's just now that Keith starts showing signs of being uncomfortable before he can keep still, but as soon as he starts talking he starts wringing his hands, also looking at his hands and hesitating. all of which are signs of anxiety. I got a firearms permit last week and I want to buy a firearm and she said she couldn't do it so she was lying and saying I would move into a friend's house if she wouldn't let me buy.

Keith emphasizes that he lied to his mother and his tone indicates that this is not just something he is aware of but something that is meaningful to him. This could be evidence that Keith follows the rules or maybe he's a little rigid in his personal concept of right and wrong. He's an 18-year-old adult, so he's not technically lying to his mother when he threatens to move out; However, he considers this to be a lie, which could be an indication of a very strict adherence to what he believes is right and wrong in what he will become. very important later, okay and I want to use this because I'm my little sister.

Keith alleges to officers that he believed his four-year-old sister was being assaulted by a family member and claims that because she couldn't kill her abuser. Instead, he killed her half-sister to protect her. The allegations Keith makes have never been proven and police have found no evidence that the claims are true. I would tell my parents and they would never do anything about it and I say no snitching and stuff like that, this is another evidence that Keith has rigidity and a strict adherence to acting morally or what he believes is right, so It happens that you confronted your parents on multiple occasions, like the last two. years and on the third call Keith made to 9-1-1 that night, he told the dispatcher that he had murdered his sister with a knife as soon as he opened the door to responding emergency responders, he told officers without hesitation but in a low voice.

It was me, the blood that covered much of his clothing already seemed to be dry when the police arrived at the house. I killed my sister. He had nothing to do with it. He was in his room. I told her I was watching her because my parents were at her dance he was watching her I told her I would take care of her so she went up to her room I took her to my room which is the basement and we just watched Splashbob and she said she wanted to paint with me like that that I took her out.

She pulls out a knife and it's very disturbing. He never would have done it, but I just want to protect my little sister from me. Keith becomes very uncomfortable as he speaks, struggling to describe the murder of a sister, he becomes fidgety and continues wringing his hands. His voice changes and he turns. He trembles and takes on an emotional tone, although the officers remain silent and indicate no judgment with his body language in the hopes that Keith will continue giving them details about the crime. He has a hard time making eye contact until he begins to justify his actions.

He

looks

clearly at the officer in black when he says that he had to do it to protect his sister. By making eye contact at this point, he could indicate that Keith cares about the officer understanding his reasoning or that this is part of what he does. He is saying that he feels safe and therefore can look up when he says it. So, did you ever start painting? They said she wanted a painting. When I took out the knife you already have the knife down where was where was the knife here? you had it inside your hoodie yeah how long have you been carrying the knife like five minutes before he asked you?

Let me look at it, why did you want to? How come you asked to be allowed to take care of her so you could kill my sister? Well, when did you do it? When did you start thinking about that? When my parents said I couldn't buy my firearm. I knew I couldn't kill but I never want to hurt my sister I just want to protect her that's all but if you want to hear how she died I don't know if she was lying on the floor yeah so you told her to lie down well and she was completely conscious. and she was talking to me during it, if I tell you this, I mean you're recording this, I don't have to say it with chords or anything, although his body language, the restlessness shows that he's uncomfortable or anxious about what she's saying.

Keith uses a fairly flat and matter-of-fact tone when he describes how he killed his sister, but his concern about having to speak publicly in court could be an indication of shame for his actions. I don't know, that's for sure. I mean, really. I don't want to talk too much about this, the autopsy would later reveal that the 40 pound girl suffered numerous massive stab wounds to the neck. The disturbing reality of the crime contrasts sharply with the gentle tone ofPeople don't want to look at you, look at you when they talk to you nice, sometimes it means they're not telling you everything, I mean, I just want to get out of this? pants so you know, okay, we'll get you out of those, well, do you want more water, uh, no, I mean, well, okay, yes, please, yes, I'll get you another cup, so I'll stay here tonight and Well, let's take a quick one.

It breaks really fast and we'll come back, okay, I'll give you some water, we'll work on the close, yeah, and we'll get you out of those, yeah, anything else you need, I don't know, just to be so close. I'll get you some water. An officer and an evidence technician will come to photograph Keith and collect all of his clothes. This is the standard procedure. Dirty evidence will be placed in paper bags prior to analysis. Alright, Keith, I have some clothes for you. It's okay for you to wear because we have to take off the clothes you're wearing.

Well, we'll do it in the camera branch, because you have to strip down to everything you have and hand it over to our test technician and then. We are going to move forward and we are close to make you feel better throughout the interrogation. Keith maintains his story without deviating. Nothing about this case makes sense, although in the final disposition it seems that the story that Keith tells is the truthful one. The next day, Keith's story. mother and stepfather were brought in for a brief interview at 9:10 p.m. m. The night before, while Keith was in custody, they along with their youngest son had returned home to find the crime scene, investigators at the scene told them what had happened and that their other two children were in custody during During his brief interview, Keith's stepfather told police that he had been acting strangely lately, but that he was a quiet child who kept to himself and didn't have many friends, however, he was sure that everyone got along well at home. the family except for some normal arguments.

In contrast, Keith's mother and Clement had a very different story to tell. Keep in mind that the day before they found out that his son had killed his little daughter. What she said was revealed in police documents stating that this is not verbatim, she claimed. that keith didn't really get along with anyone in the family except sabrina and was often ungrateful, disrespectful and said hurtful things to his family members, there were even some incidents of physical violence between keith and his mother and sometimes with one of her brothers before leaving the sheriff's office, she also made it clear that she never saw any evidence of abuse or assault.

After questioning, investigators took a closer look at the home and found what were described as disturbing writings on doorways. diary created by a family member. most seemed to be stories or song lyrics and, disturbingly, some reference to violent images in a child murdered by cutting his throat, a reading, I left another body in the street, I drowned, I drowned his clothes, soaked in blood and the attack was unprovoked, I am the reincarnation of Elizabeth Bathory There is not an inch in my house that is not bloody mutilating and bathing in the blood of preteens and babies.

The blood of the innocent will grant me immortality while another reads. I enjoy it when someone I'm about to kill. screaming and crying the police concluded that keith had not written the notes nor the family member keith accused of assaulting sabrina the family member who wrote the diary entry said they were eminem song lyrics and it was determined that they were not They were related to the Crime. It was finally determined that Keith was psychologically fit to stand trial. The psychiatrist found in his report that Keith has a personality disorder, but did not specify which disorder.

Keith ended up pleading guilty to first degree murder for the murder of his four year old sister, sabrina clement, a blind plea is when a suspect pleads guilty in court before a deal is reached. It's called a blind plea because there are no guarantees and the sentence is up to the judge in 2011, none of Keith's. Family or friends attended his sentencing, although he spoke as softly as before. Keith spoke directly to the judge and once again stuck to the same story he told the officers during his questioning. He also stated that the state's attorney should not even be allowed to try him because they did not grow up in a similar situation to his, prosecutors had requested life in prison or a sentence of 60 to 100 years, that way Keith would be in prison for the rest of his life.

However, in April 2011 he was sentenced to 40 consecutive years in prison, meaning he must serve 40 years and will not receive a reduction in his sentence for good behavior. Keith Randallich is currently in the Pontiac Correctional Center. His expected parole date is May. 21, 2049. He will be 58 years old when he is released.