"Devil Woman" Thinks She's Fooling the Detective—But Her Lies Are Catching Up With Her

#truecrime #interrogation #kellycochran In February 2016, a woman's husband was found dead in their home in Hobart, Indiana. Eighteen months earlier, her lover had vanished in Michigan -- and investigators would spend two years finding what was left of him. By the time this interview happens, Kelly Cochran is already a convicted killer with nothing left to protect. That's exactly when she starts talking about things that were never in either case file. This is the real police interview, the real trial, with original narration, the evidence timeline, and how the case in Michigan tied back to the murder she'd already pleaded guilty to in Indiana. 00:00 Cold open 00:38 The interview begins 02:08 Part One: The Interview 20:28 Part Two: The Trial 22:51 Her Version 25:31 The Cross-Examination 28:43 The Blood 31:51 The Verdict Sources: Hobart, Indiana investigators' recorded interview with Kelly Cochran (public record); Law&Crime Network trial-pool broadcast coverage of People v. Kelly Marie Cochran (Iron County, MI, March 2017); People of Michigan v. Kelly Marie Cochran, Michigan Court of Appeals, No. 338951, June 11 2019; mlive.com and The Mining Journal trial coverage, March 2017; Chicago Tribune / Post-Tribune and Iron Mountain Daily News, April-May 2018; ABC News. Disclaimer: This video is an original documentary production. The script, narration, research, editing, graphics, timeline and analysis were created independently by Black Tape. Public-record materials shown (police interview recordings, court records, trial broadcast footage and evidence) were obtained from official and publicly available sources and are presented with original commentary, critical analysis and editorial context. This content is for documentary, educational, news and commentary purposes. Kelly Cochran was convicted by a jury in Michigan of first-degree murder in the death of Christopher Regan (sentenced life without parole, 2017, appeal denied 2019) and pleaded guilty in Indiana to the murder of her husband, Jason Cochran (sentenced 65 years, 2018). Other claims she makes in the interview portion of this video about additional deaths have never been corroborated, charged, or confirmed by any law-enforcement agency and are presented strictly as her own unverified statements, not as established fact. This video is not legal advice and may not include every fact or procedural development of the case. Any copyrighted material is used in a transformative way for criticism, commentary, news reporting, research and education, as permitted under fair use (Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act). All original elements of this video remain the property of Black Tape; reuploading without permission is prohibited. #truecrime #interrogation #kellycochran