Manipulating the Narrative: The Dark Art of Interrogation

This chapter examines the controversial techniques used in police interrogations, focusing on how detectives manipulate narratives to extract confessions. It highlights the psychological implications of guilt-presumptive and coercive practices, including infamous wrongful conviction cases like Peter Riley and the Central Park Five. The conversation contrasts traditional methods with the PEACE model of interrogation, advocating for a more ethical and effective approach.