Sherri Papini Interrogation: The DNA Evidence They Didn't Want You To See

On November 2, 2016, Sherri Papini went out for a run near Redding, California, and did not come home. Twenty-two days later she was found on Interstate 5 and said two women had taken her. Almost four years later, an FBI agent and a sheriff's detective asked her back into a small interview room. This is that interview, released by the Shasta County Sheriff's Office, set beside the court record: what the filings show, and what they never establish. CHAPTERS 0:00 The interview room 0:11 November 2, 2016: she went out for a run 0:29 The 911 call 1:40 Found on Interstate 5, Thanksgiving morning 2:36 Two women, two sketches, and a reward 3:27 The DNA that matched no one 4:29 Two prepaid phones 5:04 August 13, 2020: back in the room 5:47 "A crime to lie to federal officers" 10:17 "Ultimately, this is the house" 13:20 "Because she saved my life" 15:48 What the record shows 17:57 "The phones don't lie" 22:56 Yes or no: did a woman point a gun? 26:50 "I am done speaking to you" 28:05 The plea and the sentence Out of respect for the families involved, this video focuses on the verified public record. We do not speculate about persons of interest who have not been formally charged. #TrueCrime #SherriPapini #TheEvidenceRoom