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Still one of the craziest interviews I’ve ever seen. You can actually see the moment he realizes he’s is well and truly fucked.
HE GAVE A TELEVISION INTERVIEW ABOUT THE DISAPPEARANCE OF THE WOMAN HE HAD K!LLED, BUT THE SHOCK ON HIS FACE WHEN HE WAS TOLD HER B°DY PARTS HAD BEEN FOUND WAS UNFORGETTABLE.
Stephen McDaniel was a 26-year-old law student living in Macon, Georgia, when his neighbour, 27-year-old Lauren Giddings, disappeared in June 2011.
The case became particularly disturbing because McDaniel was interviewed by reporters shortly after Lauren disappeared, publicly discussing his missing neighbour and appearing concerned. During the interview, he appeared visibly shocked when told that police had discovered a b°dy near their apartment building.
Lauren's rema!ns were discovered in a rubbish bin near the apartment complex. Investigators eventually linked McDaniel to the crime, and he pleaded guilty to her murd£r in April 2014, receiving a life sentence.
Lauren's he☆d and l!mbs have never been recovered.
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