Ever get the feeling someone has been lying to you? A session at the recent International Association of Special Investigation Units entitled, “The Reid Technique of Interviewing and Interrogation,” was a good place to be to help get your suspicions confirmed. The workshop had one objective: Teach the techniques and tricks of eliciting information from suspects that result in admissible confessions.
The Reid Process, as explained by the company's president, Joseph P. Buckley, involves three major points:
Behavior Symptom Analysis – The verbal and non-verbal behavioral characteristics that distinguish a truthful person from one who is withholding or fabricating relevant information.
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