Dumb Killer Denies Video Evidence Of Her, Thinks Cops Believe Her - Part TWO

September 16, 2026

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In a recorded interview, Brooke Crews, who has already pleaded guilty to the murder of Savanna Greywind and the kidnapping of her newborn daughter, sits down with investigators to walk through the timeline of the crime. She admits to the act but insists that the killing was not premeditated in the way the evidence suggests. The conversation becomes a careful, sometimes contradictory, reconstruction of the days leading up to and following the attack—a story in which Brooke’s own memory is hazy, the physical evidence tells a different story, and her boyfriend Will’s role remains a central, unresolved question.

The Disconnect Between Planning and Memory

Brooke repeatedly tells the investigators that she cannot explain many of her own actions. She acknowledges buying an ink pad and a stamp for a baby’s footprint, but she insists it was purchased “weeks and weeks” before the crime, part of her delusion that she was pregnant. The investigators push back, revealing that store receipts show she bought the ink pad, along with 55-gallon trash bags and laundry supplies, on August 17—just three days before Savanna was killed. Brooke is visibly surprised. “I don’t remember that,” she says. “I do not remember that.”

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1 (01:36) **Interrogation Resumes: Challenging Brooke’s Claim of No Planning** - Detectives press Brooke on the contradiction between her claim of a spontaneous, unplanned attack and the mountain of pre-purchased evidence like human anatomy books, an ink pad, and a calendar marked with a smiley face on the day Savannah went missing.
2 (08:50) **The Turning Point: The Argument That Broke the Delusion** - Brooke pinpoints the exact moment her false pregnancy fantasy collapsed: a fight with her partner Will where he bluntly told her she wasn’t pregnant.
3 (13:06) **Reconstructing the Timeline: The Laundromat and the Walmart Trip** - The interrogation moves to the night of the crime, detailing a failed trip to “Busy Bubbles” laundromat and the subsequent, fateful trip to Walmart.
4 (16:22) **The Rope and the Duct Tape: Premeditated Tools?** - Detectives focus on the specific items used in the crime, trying to determine which were bought with intent and which were household items.
5 (20:36) **Placing Will: Was He an Innocent Bystander or a Co-Conspirator?** - The conversation shifts to Will’s role, with detectives trying to determine if he was a surprised participant or a knowing partner.
6 (24:49) **Fantasy vs. Reality: The Conversations That Led to Murder** - Detectives push Brooke on the nature of the conversations she and Will had in the week between the argument and the murder.
7 (33:55) **The “Blank Check” Agreement and the Spontaneity of the Attack** - Brooke details the moment she decided to act, describing it as a sudden impulse to “run down here and see if I can get this girl.”

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Dumb Killer Denies Video Evidence Of Her, Thinks Cops Believe Her - Part TWO

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