Comment by aaron-santos

JCS Criminal Psychology is a fantastic reminder and deep dive into what happens when you talk to police, why you shouldn't, and what you should do instead. It details interrogation techniques [Reid] in a way that made me understand precisely how lying, leverage, and power factor into getting suspects to self incriminate without necessarily admitting guilt. As a side note it was fascinating that multiple times, interrogators lied about realtime, see through walls, global satellite coverage and not once did a suspect question that ability. It was great being a domain expert on something to see exactly how far interrogators will lie in order to elicit a response. (Not a lawyer. Not your lawyer)