Interrogator

Where did you work at before that? I don't really remember. I know I was on my way to work. But you don't remember where you worked at? No. Okay. Okay.

Where did you work at before that? I don't really remember. I know I was on my way to work. But you don't remember where you worked at? No. Okay. Okay.

Where did you work at before that? I don't really remember. I know I was on my way to work. But you don't remember where you worked at? No. Okay. Okay.

Look at it real hard. You remember this case, right? No. You ever seen anything on the news about it? I have no idea what you're talking about. Watch TV at home? Not much. Every May, they do these big stories about what happened here. No. Not that I can recall. Actually, if you go down Hancock, they put up a billboard just recently about this, what happened. Have you noticed that? No, sir.

Look at it real hard. You remember this case, right? No. You ever seen anything on the news about it? I have no idea what you're talking about. Watch TV at home? Not much. Every May, they do these big stories about what happened here. No. Not that I can recall. Actually, if you go down Hancock, they put up a billboard just recently about this, what happened. Have you noticed that? No, sir.

Look at it real hard. You remember this case, right? No. You ever seen anything on the news about it? I have no idea what you're talking about. Watch TV at home? Not much. Every May, they do these big stories about what happened here. No. Not that I can recall. Actually, if you go down Hancock, they put up a billboard just recently about this, what happened. Have you noticed that? No, sir.

I mean, it just looks like you have a lot inside of you. And I can understand right now that you're probably, you're probably afraid. But eventually everything kind of catches up with you. Things in your past eventually, you know, come to light. I always think that being honest about it just kind of relieves everything that people keep inside of them.

I mean, it just looks like you have a lot inside of you. And I can understand right now that you're probably, you're probably afraid. But eventually everything kind of catches up with you. Things in your past eventually, you know, come to light. I always think that being honest about it just kind of relieves everything that people keep inside of them.

I mean, it just looks like you have a lot inside of you. And I can understand right now that you're probably, you're probably afraid. But eventually everything kind of catches up with you. Things in your past eventually, you know, come to light. I always think that being honest about it just kind of relieves everything that people keep inside of them.

You know, what happened there is just probably not something that somebody meant to do. I really don't know what you're talking about. You've heard enough interrogations to know what's coming next, right? It's always good to cleanse your sins before you go to meet God. Well, I think that's the best thing is to confess sins and go see the man with a clear conscience.

You know, what happened there is just probably not something that somebody meant to do. I really don't know what you're talking about. You've heard enough interrogations to know what's coming next, right? It's always good to cleanse your sins before you go to meet God. Well, I think that's the best thing is to confess sins and go see the man with a clear conscience.

You know, what happened there is just probably not something that somebody meant to do. I really don't know what you're talking about. You've heard enough interrogations to know what's coming next, right? It's always good to cleanse your sins before you go to meet God. Well, I think that's the best thing is to confess sins and go see the man with a clear conscience.

The detectives found themselves face-to-face with either someone who didn't have much memory left or else was very consistent with his lie.

The detectives found themselves face-to-face with either someone who didn't have much memory left or else was very consistent with his lie.

The detectives found themselves face-to-face with either someone who didn't have much memory left or else was very consistent with his lie.

You haven't seen them ever? I don't know who they are. I know you don't know who they are. We're asking you when you saw them.

You haven't seen them ever? I don't know who they are. I know you don't know who they are. We're asking you when you saw them.

You haven't seen them ever? I don't know who they are. I know you don't know who they are. We're asking you when you saw them.

A little bit. I can tell you're, I can see it in your eyes.

A little bit. I can tell you're, I can see it in your eyes.