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How a Psychopath Gets Away With Murder
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31:00Now PlayingIn today’s JCS Inspired video, you’ll see the case of a man who was murdered in cold blood, and how his murderer was able to walk free without so much as a trial.
On March 19, 2016, a call was placed to the Orlando Police Department in regards to a shooting. When they arrived, they discovered Joshua Bell draped over the railing of his second-floor apartment with a life-threatening gunshot wound. He was quickly transported to the local hospital, but he later died from his injuries.
Eye-witnesses described several potential suspects, including the woman in this video, Yvonneya Gary.
As always, we'll also find a bit about the psychology behind the interrogation and what is most likely happening in the mind of the suspect.
This is the interrogation of Yvonneya Gary
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