The Most Compelling Police Interrogations

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Pretty good series. It discusses some of the strategies police use and there are a few interesting cases (including at least one school shooter).

Quite a few of the cases you're probably already familiar with but its nice that the creator has put all the relevant clips together in one place.

There is some narration but its not overbearing and lets the recordings of the interrogations speak for themselves (for the most part). The analysis doesn't really cut up the footage too much and uses stuff like captions so its well done.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxronbelrdI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26VQw4q9ZFU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcqLYjBwcrk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ly3FfI7XrmY
 
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Can you use these techniques irl?

I think it depends on the confidence of the suspect tbh. Even if these people are super confident, I'm guessing that once they've been through with murdering someone their demeanor significantly changes.
 
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Can you use these techniques irl?
Keep in mind that the circumstances play a big role here. Being in a room with a person of absolute, unavoidable authority is different from a McDonald's shift manager doing it to his fry cook for example. In the latter case, the fry cook can just tell his manager to fuck off and leave his job.


This is a video that's entertaining and really showcases how police officers think in these situations, they typically don't bring anyone to an interrogation unless they have a strong possibllity of being the perp:
 
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@User names must be unique and OP - Did this pop up in your recommended? I happened to come across these videos a couple days ago and went on a watching spree. Better than a killing spree I guess.

Yeah it was in my recommended. Looks like a pretty new channel so hopefully they make some good kahntent.
 
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