The internet detectives are better than the REAL detectives

I watched a true crime video that basically explained that people who commit horrific crimes eventually need to tell someone. I’ve seen so many cases where people get caught because they either got lazy or opened up to someone who ratted on them.

Reddit is very entertaining if you know where to look

Its been proven though that those food delivery apps do have practices that lie about where the money is going im pretty sure doordash had to pay out a massive lawsuit for 15million to affect drivers because they were stealing tips and using it to pay them instead of actually giving them tips

7:30 why would you snitch on yourself 😭😭😭

if you are going to confess something insane on reddit, how do you not create a 2nd account to confess it.

The fact the hit and run drivers name is jaghatai Khan is icing on the cake.. any Warhammer fan knows his chapter uses speed bikes as their main strategy and him using a vehicle is kind of ironic

It's crazy that read it regularly. Defends pedophiles but then turns around and hunts down a dude for murdering. His sisters abusive drug addict boyfriend😂 that site really has his priorities straight huh?/s

Yea I’m gonna need more of this kind of vid from these two

More Reddit confessions reactions. This were awesome.

They need to watch the new bricks and minifigs situation

Yeah the one for Ontario Canada I remember that it was all over local news in the area.

20:11 that’s why I tip in cash

😮Huh folks keep forgetting casual criminalist rules don't talk about your crimes, don't write them down😅

That do sound like doordash, I'll accept 1 $4 order and that's all you get the rest of the night

The Lehigh college one is literally 15 minutes from me and I never knew that

Enjoy the content you both give

Visual Venture is a treasure trove of videos to react to..please do more of him

Gta 6 preorders start June 25th the wait is almost over 😁😁😁

St.charles Mo is  depending on traffic. Is about 30 mins from me on interstate 70.  When that happened I was 18.