S2 Ep. 4: Confessions

Murderville

The Intercept

True Crime, Society & Culture, Documentary, News

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🗓️ 22 February 2022

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

A lot of people swear they’d never confess to something they didn’t do. They just can’t conceive of it, especially when the stakes are so high. But it happens — a lot more than you’d think. And as far out as it sounds, sometimes people come to believe in their own guilt.

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0:32.6	A quick listener note.
0:34.3	This podcast contains adult language and descriptions of violence.
0:40.7	Most criminals know the marvels of modern law enforcement,
0:43.7	and they know the effects of a carefully prepared alibi.
0:47.3	But there's one way.
0:49.1	They won't talk, but their emotions will.
0:52.9	It's simply a matter of reading the suspect's emotions,
0:55.8	and pressing in the right direction until he breaks.
1:00.3	From the moment we first read Charles Rabie's confession,
1:04.4	it struck us as something out of a movie.
1:08.3	Sort of improbable.
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