@crimexpod: In 1996, Martin Bryant committed one of the worst mass shootings in history. But it was this interrogation room slip-up that truly showed his lack of remorse. On April 28, 1996, the quiet historic town of Port Arthur in Tasmania, Australia, became the site of one of the world’s deadliest mass shootings. 28-year-old Martin Bryant opened fire at a popular tourist cafe and continued his rampage throughout the surrounding area. Bryant was later diagnosed with a significantly low IQ and various personality disorders, but his lack of empathy and apparent desire for fame chilled the nation. He was sentenced to 35 life sentences plus 1,035 years without the possibility of parole. For much of the interview, he was giggling, deflective, and seemingly unaware of the gravity of his crimes. Bryant believes the recording has stopped. He makes a joke about being the person responsible, only to realize with a visible change in expression—that his admission was caught on tape. #truecrime #crimescene #australia #1990s #caught

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