The Dark Legacy of Police Interrogation

This chapter explores the historical and contemporary connections between law enforcement and systemic racism, focusing on the use of the Reed Technique and its role in extracting false confessions. It highlights notorious cases of police brutality and torture, particularly in Chicago, revealing how these practices have persisted despite public awareness and legal reforms. The discussion critically examines the psychological manipulation used during interrogations, raising urgent questions about justice, accountability, and the ongoing impact on Black communities.