Police Interrogation Techniques You Need To Know About: How Police Extract Confessions!

Discover the SECRET tricks police use during an interrogation to solicit confessions and obtain evidence in this Private Investigator training video. We will also discuss the differences between an interview and an interrogation. While they are similar, there are stark differences between a police interrogation and a private investigator doing an interview.
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Video Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:30 The police will never tell you this!
1:46 The beginning of a police interrogation
2:34 The Interrogation relationship
3:00 The first questions they ask
3:42 How the police make you talk to them
4:20 Are open-ended questions really questions?
5:20 When the police accuse you during an interrogation
6:12 Police lies during an interrogation
7:00 Psychological games police use during an interrogation
7:54 The Easy-Out of the Interrogation
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[@Jack.Waters]

I learned long ago. When you are a suspect they ( police, detective, procecutor ) do Not and will Not look or listen to anything to prove your innocent. To find you innocent is Not their job, now is it.

[@-yi9mu]

Fantastic insight / info.

[@dylaninthemovies]

Seems to more or less line up with the police interview and interrogation class I've been been taking. Our instructor is a very experienced cop, but he's a good cop (he says it's worse for an innocent person to be convicted than for a guilty person to go free.) Some of the homework readings have even been about why false confessions sometimes happen, I think with the intention of learning about the danger and avoiding the same mistakes.

[@apollothirteen9236]

He is not a good cop. A good cop wants to put people in prison. All citizens are criminals who haven't been incarcerated yet. Just because they didn't commit that particular crime doesn't mean that they didn't commit another past crime or plan to commit a future crime. The more people we imprison, the more we make society save for the wealthy and their families.

[@user-fw9gp8wg7f]

Can’t you just refuse to talk and ask for a lawyer?

[@ronnewlin-ml6lu]

The way I understand it, and I'm not a lawyer. The police can hold you for 72 hrs without arresting you. You are not entitled to a phone call until you are arrested. Please, if there is a lawyer reading this? Correct me.

[@cherylallis2458]

You always have the right to remain silent. You don't need to be under arrest to invoke this right.

[@JohnMorrisThePIGuy]

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[@jamescowan1100]

This guy uses much of the same tactics real police use. So, apply what he is saying to private investigators.

[@mattscott2664]

NEVER EVER under any circumstances talk to the police.

[@apollothirteen9236]

That's a very unpatriotic attitude.

[@paulfrank8738]

​@@apollothirteen9236 If you want to be "patriotic" and help the police, I strongly recommend that you do it through a lawyer who's representing you.