Unnamed Officer

I called Patrick and said, hey, we've got exactly what we need to, you know, clear you.

I called Patrick and said, hey, we've got exactly what we need to, you know, clear you.

Even though I didn't believe he did it, I knew that there were a lot of people that believed that he did do it, people that I respected very much.

Even though I didn't believe he did it, I knew that there were a lot of people that believed that he did do it, people that I respected very much.

Even though I didn't believe he did it, I knew that there were a lot of people that believed that he did do it, people that I respected very much.

So I did a timing test.

So I did a timing test.

So I did a timing test.

When I did the timing test the very first time, It was exactly 65 seconds.

When I did the timing test the very first time, It was exactly 65 seconds.

When I did the timing test the very first time, It was exactly 65 seconds.

Yeah, and I probably couldn't do that again if I tried.

Yeah, and I probably couldn't do that again if I tried.

Yeah, and I probably couldn't do that again if I tried.

Not just the polygraph convinced me, it was the interview that took place afterwards.

Not just the polygraph convinced me, it was the interview that took place afterwards.

Not just the polygraph convinced me, it was the interview that took place afterwards.

He seemed to crumble. He just seemed to lose it for a second. And you felt very strongly that he was about to confess. And then suddenly he would draw a deep breath of air and straighten up and square his shoulders up and almost grit his teeth and say, I didn't do it.

He seemed to crumble. He just seemed to lose it for a second. And you felt very strongly that he was about to confess. And then suddenly he would draw a deep breath of air and straighten up and square his shoulders up and almost grit his teeth and say, I didn't do it.

He seemed to crumble. He just seemed to lose it for a second. And you felt very strongly that he was about to confess. And then suddenly he would draw a deep breath of air and straighten up and square his shoulders up and almost grit his teeth and say, I didn't do it.