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Originally Posted by Alex Linder
http://www.cnn.com/2014/03/28/us/dea...idrs6pstorygal
We've broken down Frank's method into three ideas:
1. "The most important thing is gaining their confidence, respect and cooperation." Frank repeated his theme: "I just kinda made friends."
2. "At the beginning of the interrogation you don't even go into what you're there for. You wait five minutes. Wait 15 minutes, 30 minutes. There's no hurry. What you want to do is get the person talking and feeling good about talking to you."
3. "Eventually you just work your way into whatever the issue is. Next thing you know, someone's just blathering a confession. Believe me that's how it worked."
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it reminded me of that cop show "Homicide" set in Baltimore..
they had such scenes in the interrogation room where the cops chat with and manipulate the suspect into a confession. 
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