Interrogation

507: Confessions Kim Possible – Rhetorical Analysis Saul Elbien, the rhetor to “507: Confessions – Kim Possible” podcast published from Chicago Public Media on October eleventh, 2013, address a unique situation sometimes present in criminal investigations, false confessions. Elbien starts off his podcast by describing a crime scene: a man found dead by the Anacostia River, bound and beaten to death, with only his credit cards missing. (“507: Confessions”) Elbien then introduces the audience to…

Confirmation Bias When an investigation for a case begins, the law enforcement is trying to gather the most evidence that will help in solving the case. This could include many things such as physical evidence or eyewitness testimonies. Sometimes making the legal system unfavorable at times for many reasons such as, evidence getting lost or destroyed or the eye witnesses not being able to remeber correctly. The public and the law enforcers are constantly looking for new ways to improve the…

For the first seven years of my character 's life, he was raised by his mother above the dry cleaners where she was employed. For entertainment, they would play Find the Truth. In Find the Truth, you would have to interrogate the customer to find out what happened to the item that needs to be cleaned or repaired. That 's when he learned that most people fear living with the fallout of their actions more than anything else. When he was seven, his mother married a widowed parole office. His new…

Proper questioning should establish when the offense was committed, when the offense ended, other persons involved, and other physical evidence to be obtained. Therefore, investigators will have established the initial point of fraudulent conduct as well as when the conduct ended. Interviewers should ask and carefully document the voluntariness of the confessions. And, interviewers should ask questions concerning the state of mind of the perpetrator at the time the offense(s) occurred.…

Introduction Before the author outlines the characteristic of the suspect within the video interview and form an opinion as to his typography. It is important to discuss background information on interviews, of that in which include, what is an interview, what the interviewer should do regarding information received, how the interviewer is to determine if the suspect is guilty, how to ask questions that will produce necessary information, and Following the author will breakdown the interview…

The art of detecting whether a person is being dishonest can be a difficult task. There are various deception indictors that people display when they are being untruthful. Some of the signs are easily identifiable while others need to be observe more closely. According to Dr. Brian D. Fitch, “All behavior—facial expressions, voice tone, posture, gaze, and proximity—can communicate important information.” Investigators can utilize deception indictors during investigative interviews to…

employed torture as a wartime interrogation technique to extract information from prisoners at an accelerated rate. However, there are records dating back to times as early as the third century, noting the inaccuracy of this practice. As Ulpian of Rome claimed, intelligence collected through torture was rarely legitimate because some warriors were “so susceptible to pain that they would lie rather than suffer it” (Peters ?). Ulpian’s reluctance to trust torture as an interrogation device echoed…

Interrogation and interview- can be used in order to get valuable information from either suspects or witnesses. The interviewing process can gather eyewitness account details from the people who witnessed the crime or that might have information on the crime. While the interrogation can get details from the suspect. Steak out-The surveillance of a person or location performed for the purpose of gathering information for the anticipation of a crime or arrival of a wanted person. There are two…

False Confessions Lead to Years in Prison On December 8, 1991, 14-year-old Cateresa Matthews was found dead along a path in Dixmoor, Illinois. When investigators rushed to the scene, they had seen that she had been shot in the mouth at close range and there were clear signs of sexual assault. Jonathan Barr and 4 others were falsely accused for the death of Matthews. When each suspect was interrogated, there was little truth of the confessions. Because they contradicted each other's confession.…

The passage “The Interrogators” is a short extract from “Our Flowers & Nice Bones”, written by Christopher Middleton. It describes a cold, isolated village, apparent suffering from the aftermath of conflict. The village is likely in a Northern, Eastern-European country, due to its weather and inhabitants. The passage follows two interrogators and their search for a secret thought to be kept by the town. Their goal is met with resistance from the residents. This resistance is due to obvious…