Very true. I once had to give a statement in one as a witness to a tragedy. Not going to lie it was intimidating as all hell and I couldn't wait to get out of there
Same here. There was a moment where I wondered if I was somehow involved in the event, and it was literally a homicide I happened to pass (morning run).
It’s actually a really interesting topic. Interrogation techniques do a number on the psyche, even when the person is aware that these techniques are being used on them.
it seems some people have never been questioned while being under influence, the panic mode start happening and the suspect didn't think he could he break to the wall he was just using his anger of the entire situation rather he was in the right of the wrong, his brain is now on full escape mode
The link title doesn't say how they acted. It's not like all police interviews instantly go to hard interrogation techniques - some people just answer questions, some people don't and prefer to act strangely because it's a kind of stonewalling technique at the very least. And some police are strange themselves, like the ones who interrogated someone on the death of his father for 7 hours and got him to confess - while his father was alive. Some people just can't let themselves be wrong. But really if the stats were taken of who acted strangely, I doubt acting strangely would have no correlation with being convicted of the crime.
Not saying there is 0 correlation. Simply was stating this an interesting topic in psychology. There is overwhelming evidence that innocent people often act ‘strange’ under police interrogation and has a weak correlation with guilt. Innocent people don’t anticipate being treated like a suspect. Hours of grueling interrogation under the pressure of their freedom being on the line can severely alter judgment.
No, 'overwhelming evidence' is also a claim. If it doesn't appear that way to you, for myself it doesn't suggest a strong grasp on the topic. Have a good day, bye.
The reward for breaking out of the room is significantly greater for a guilty person who knows the evidence will convict him of the crime, and the risks are non-existent since he is already looking at life.
It was some crime page of fb called explore with us i believe but it was forever ago, im sure if you looked up son kills mother,sister,father and dog because of demons and escapes police department you could find it
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I mean ... something tells me he is definitely the one who did it but Idk i could be wrong 🤷