Dr. Tristan Ingalls
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4,386 appearances
21 recordings
1 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 31 Aug
Dr. Tristan Ingalls’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And do what they did to their mother falls outside of a six-year-old's understanding.
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They're gonna rely on what they have.
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For example, a child may use superhero or monster references, and that's gonna sound like they don't know what's real and what's not.
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Or they may give an explanation that seems implausible, not because they're confusing something that's fantasy from reality, but because they're trying to fit this experience.
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experience into limited language or concepts and their own life experience that's only six years long that they have available at their age.
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And that doesn't mean that they still can't still provide anything useful or factual detail wise, because they absolutely can, but they often describe it within their cognitive abilities.
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And there are some six year olds that might be more advanced than others.
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Everyone is susceptible to suggestion to some degree, but children generally more so, especially following a frightening event like this, and even more so when information comes from a trusted adult.
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So if there's repeated conversations about what happened, leading questions from officers, or if they're hearing other people talk about what happened, that can all influence how a child understands it and later describes it.
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And that's one of the reasons why nowadays we have specially trained child forensic interviewers.
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They're trained in child development, memory, and evidence-based interviewing techniques because the way a child is questioned.
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can influence the quality and the reliability of the information they get, which obviously in turn can affect the strength of the evidence that they have in a case.
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So ideally they are able to speak with a forensic interviewer before they speak with or overhear anyone else to avoid any potential for that kind of suggestibility.
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Poor Natalino is just trying to process the most traumatic event of his young life.
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And instead of being given the space to do that, he's being interrogated and threatened.
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And those are coercive tactics, and it's the opposite of the evidence-based interviewing practices that child forensic interviewers are trained to use today.
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And let's imagine his position for a minute.
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He's under extraordinary psychological pressure.
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He just lost his.
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Mother.
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