Not all crimes get solved like this.

901.

Yes, I need a police and the ambulance.

My husband's been shot.

Who shot him, ma'am? I did.

It can take hours, days, to get someone talking.

You admitted to killing him?

No. Yeah. I admitted that it was an accident a mistake.

I think his neck broke.

And from there, it can go dozens of directions.

I looked up and you was dead.

Really upset me because he could have been my boyfriend.

We're talking about you putting a 16 year old boy in a dumpster.

There's an art to the

practice approach that can get someone talking to confess to the worst thing they've ever done,

or it can backfire.

What?

This is a kid who you knew that you said we're friends who stayed overnight in your house and no reaction to him being found dead, dismembered, and dumped behind a dumpster. Wow. So what do the experts know that we don't

know? There's two things juries love the most. Eyewitness testimony and a confession.

We're going to sit inside those rooms across the table from those suspects and we're

going to find out how to turn lies into truth.

I know you want to tell us I can I can see it in your

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