From NBII Studios, this is Truth and Justice, a crowdsourced investigation in real time.

I'm Bob Ruff. Hello everybody and welcome back to truth and justice.

This week is turning into what I guess is part three of our series of listening to people being interrogated and having the read technique applied to them in the different reactions and the different circumstances.

Hopefully these last several weeks have been interesting to all of you.

This was really not my intention to do this kind of long series on interrogations,

the reed technique, peace model, and potential false confessions.

We started out just by analyzing Richard Allen's interviews, and one thing led to another,

and as you guys know, during these off seasons, I like to cover things that I feel are educational,

help promote other creators that are doing good work in the space, and just talk about things

that interest me. And interrogation techniques are definitely one of those things, particularly when it comes to

false confessions. So up to this point, we heard Richard Allen being interrogated and not confess.

Legally speaking, he was guilty of the crimes that he was being interrogated for, but there are still

a lot of people who have some questions about that conviction. In the second part of our series, we heard from Chris Watts.

We heard the reed technique applied to him, a man who we know is guilty,

and heard him confess when pressure was applied.

After that interview, several of you asked if they could hear a guilty person being interrogated,

having the read technique applied who doesn't confess. So we could hear

what that sounds like. I did a lot of research this week trying to find a good interview to play

for you, one that clearly fits kind of all of our criteria. And I didn't find one that is perfect,

but I found one that's pretty close. What you're about to hear

today over the next 45 minutes or so is the second police interrogation of Casey Anthony. Now, the

reason I say that she doesn't fit squarely into the box is because legally speaking, Casey Anthony is not

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