The Ineffective Interview Technique Used By Dumb Cops In Delphi That Produced No Results

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🗓️ 6 November 2024

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Ever wondered if some police tactics are more harmful than helpful? In this episode, psychotherapist Shavaun Scott joins Tony Brueski to dive deep into the controversial "Reid technique" used in interrogations, a method known to elicit confessions but often criticized for causing false admissions—especially among vulnerable suspects. They explore how this tactic may have influenced the alleged confessions in the Richard Allen case and question whether mental health deterioration can lead to admissions of guilt that hold no truth. Is our justice system so fixated on getting "a confession" that it's willing to overlook the truth?

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0:22.9	They thought it was the perfect crime until the body was found.
0:26.5	You're listening to Hidden Killers with Tony Bruske, featuring psychotherapist and author
0:31.7	Chauvin Scott.
0:33.2	The trial of Richard Allen, it continues on the prosecution making its case.
0:37.5	The defense about to take their turn at the stand, and they already be there by the time you are watching this.
0:44.1	Joining me to discuss the case thus far, Sivon Scott, psychotherapist and author, the prosecution, making a lot of arguments, making basically the same arguments that we've been hearing for the last several years about why Richard Allen is guilty. And surprise, they hold up in court about as well as they did
0:59.1	in the general public. Not at all. Because they don't lead anywhere to Richard Allen, which is kind
1:07.6	of an important thing when you're trying a murder case against someone.
1:14.5	You want some evidence to kind of line up with the person you're saying did it.
1:17.3	What's your thoughts so far on this whole thing?
1:20.9	We've heard so many different arguments being made,
1:25.3	and we've now heard about the interrogation of Richard Allen.
1:45.9	We haven't seen it, but we've had many people who are there reporting on it, basically bringing us back the transcript as best as could be written down on a notepad for us to review. And it really wasn't, I don't know, I mean, as a psychotherapist, was there anything alarming in there? Did it seem like that of a transcript or answers of someone who just went and killed some kids or someone who's like, why am I on your radar?
1:51.7	Yeah. You know, it's, it's just an awful case. And it's one that, yeah, we keep wanting there to be
1:58.5	some kind of proof, something that's, you know,
2:01.7	really going to tip the scales one way or the other here. And at this point, the only thing we've got,
2:07.8	really, that I've heard is the ballistics. And we know we're going to have competing experts on
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