The Main Suspect

False Confessions “It was me. I did it. I’m guilty.” It’s what every interrogator is waiting for and hoping to hear. Any variation will do the job, as either is the heart of each and every confession. The main purpose of an interrogation is to elicit the truth from a suspect that they believe has lied or is guilty of the crime they’re investigating. They are looking for a confession. Confessions are the most damaging and influential piece of evidence of the suspect’s guilt that the state can use

threats or coercion, and they can’t make any deals or promises with the suspect. If they have done any of these things to get a confession, then the confession can be thrown out and the police officers can be punished. The only lee way that police officers do have when questioning a suspect is that they can lie to the suspect. Besides deception, there is nothing else that they can do. When police officers are questioning a suspect that is a minor, they should have a parent with them; especially if the

David Toschi, the primary detective on the case because he could not uncover concrete evidence to convict Arthur Leigh “Lee” Allen. Lee was the number one suspect in the investigation and all signs pointed to him being the Zodiac, which was the main similarity between the publication and motion picture. In addition, the text contained two prime suspects but the feature film only fixated on one. Graysmith later went to say, “‘The film ends by hinting that Zodiac may be the man behind you in the theatre’”

DeAires Blackwell Detailed outline of speech Intro Who am I? Why am I here? Go over criminal justice process from beginning to end My job description Parole officer Guess speaker Criminal justice process from start to finish Investigation Main objective is to gather all information/evidence to support an arrest One must have probable cause which is used to execute a search. Probable cause consist of evidence of illegal activity that can be located in a specific place. Arrest Must read an

the suspect. The main technique that police use when interrogating a suspect is the Reid Technique. “The Reid Technique involves three components – factual analysis, interviewing, and interrogation” (James Orlando). The first step, factual analysis, is where police gather information not only from the crime scene but also about the person. In order for this step to be properly carried out police have to analyze the crime scene. Next, the police have to find information out about each suspect. This

the murder of Romeo and Juliet in the play “Romeo and Juliet”.There are three main suspects in the case of the death of Romeo and Juliet.Even though Romeo and Juliet committed suicide Friar Laurence, Lord Capulet, and The Nurse influenced them. The main suspect is Friar Laurence, The main reason for his contribution was to attempt to end the fued between the two families

of the main suspects is Arthur Leigh Allen. He is the main suspect because there is a lot of evidence the police have linking him to the crimes. His former friend Don Cheney was the first person the alert the police that Allen could be the Zodiac Killer because Allen would tell Cheney that he wanted to kill couples at random and he want to be called Zodiac. Cheney also told them that he would go hunting and with a flashlight attached to his gun. This would make him look like a major suspect because

the assumption that a specific person is guilty, or witness initiated, which contains an articulate eyewitness testimony. Police Initiated Police investigations often begin with tunnel vision. Tunnel vision occurs when the police focus on one suspect and do not go through a thorough investigation. Tunnel vision usually obtains biases and the real criminal gets off free. They contain faulty labs, the “old boy method”, and manufacturing evidence to fill in holes. They also contain police misconduct

Sir Arthur Conan Doyles The Hound of the Baskervilles is a mysterious Sherlock Holmes story that is sure to surprise you. It doesn’t contain any incredibly scary parts, despite its misleading title, due to the era in which it was created. As with any movie mad in the mid to late 1900’s its made in black and white, and the special effects/camera work isn’t the best. But besides these few minor drawbacks The Hound of the Baskervilles is a great, classic movie that contains an intriguing story, a well

Consequently, having an unknown, violent, lawless offender as the criminal in a mystery story heightens its absorbing ability, and this aspect is present both these books. In A Morbid Taste for Bones, while a team of men searched for the suddenly missing main character Rhisiart, “Bened the smith, crashing through the bushes at Brother Cadfael’s left hand, uttered a great shout of discovery and dismay, and everyone in the wavering line halted and shook to the sound” (Peters, 68). Bened cried so because he