Wannable 20 Year Old Gangster Thinks He's Outsmarting The Cop, Talks Himself Into A Murder Charge

Wannable 20-Year-Old Gangster Thinks He's Outsmarting The Cop, Talks Himself Into A Murder Charge Elijah Davis was the driver. His 16-year-old passenger fired the shots. 15-year-old Norvell Amos was killed. Under Washington state's felony murder rule, the driver can be charged just like the shooter. Elijah spent the next three hours in an interview room telling a 35-year detective he wasn't dumb — and talking himself into a first-degree murder charge one sentence at a time. This is the full interrogation, cut down to the moments that actually matter, with plain-language commentary on what's happening between the lines. No clickbait pseudo-psychology. No theory drops. Just the footage, read carefully. 📕 THE BOOK — How to Avoid Becoming the Next Victim Practical safety lessons from real true crime cases: how targets actually get chosen, the red flags that show up in case after case, and a quick-reference checklist you'll come back to. Order today and the Personal Safety Bonus Pack is included free — a printable checklist for your phone or your fridge. 👉 https://trucrimeshub.gumroad.com/l/HABTV ▼ A NOTE ON THE FELONY MURDER RULE In Washington state, if you drive someone to a scene and they kill someone, you can be charged with the same murder count as the shooter. Elijah didn't fire a shot. He was still charged with first-degree murder. This video is what that looks like from inside the interview room. ▼ ON THE VICTIM Norvell Amos was 15 years old. He had a 13-year-old brother who was killed in a separate driveby a year later. Out of respect for their family, this video contains no crime-scene imagery. ▼ SUBSCRIBE We break down interrogation footage the way it was meant to be watched — line by line, with the transcript on the screen and the guessing left at the door. @TrueCrimesTeller true crime, police interrogation, interrogation, interrogation footage, true crime documentary, criminal psychology, felony murder, elijah davis, elijah davis interrogation, norvell amos, spokane murder, driveby shooting, teen killer, getaway driver, first degree murder, interrogation breakdown, behavioral analysis, true crime analysis, murder confession, true crimes teller, jcs criminal psychology, crime breakdown, true crime stories, washington state #truecrime #policeinterrogation #interrogation