comes straight out and tell you what i m getting at you, step that. when i slapped her. you stepped her, didn t you? one or two times. then snead asked robert wear. whereabouts on the body? it was in the middle. and again, snead correction. you had a knife in your hand. all right? and prior to stabbing stabbing her in the back. all right? you cut her. it was essentially the police is confession. not roberts. do you think by me telling you this, i get to go home tonight? today. i doubt. it well, then why am i lying about all this, just so i can go home? you re not lying. i am lying to you. i am lying to you forefront to your face. i am lying to you. just so i can go home which is exactly what juveniles who falsely canvas say. is there motivating factor for confessing. but by atm, six hours after the interrogation began, randy
the prison to tell robert. robert and i hugged. we cried. and probably it is about the most painful part of this process. robert s only door to freedom slammed shut. but half a world away, someone else was watching robert s case. could his opinion make a difference? coming up isn t a confession the strongest evidence you can get? lips can develop fine lines over time. lines? what lines? the chapstick total hydration collection. our advanced skin care formulas instantly smooth and transform your lips.
rosenfield, devastated, drove to the prison to tell robert. robert and i hugged. we cried. and probably it is about the most painful part of this process. robert s only door to freedom slammed shut. but half a world away, someone else was watching robert s case. could his opinion make a difference? coming up isn t a confession the strongest evidence you can get? not always. the police detective in robert s corner. when dateline: extra continues.
confession. so we so if someone did make a confession, we would try and corroborate what they said. so you d have the supporting evidence as well. but isn t a confession the strongest evidence you can get? not always. but what s wrong with it? what confessions tend to do is they shape this confirmation bias. people then look for supporting evidence just to to support what s been said because the confession exists. so we asked griffiths to watch with us robert davis interrogation and why don t you tell me, robert? and what this guy s problem was, he was he was arrested last. and what they re saying is that, we gospel believe the people that were arrested first. so you just need to confirm what we know. well, that s clearly not a good approach for an investigator. ya ll obviously think i m lying, but i m not. i swear to you that i m not lying. i m ready to go to sleep. so take me, because i did not do nothing. the time of day of the interview, the length
and everybody waited. and waited. and then, on the governor s very last day in office, more than nine years into robert s sentence, a decision. denied. rosenfield, devastated, drove to the prison to tell robert. robert and i hugged. we cried. and probably it is about the most painful part of this process. robert s only door to freedom slammed shut. but half a world away, someone else was watching robert s case. could his opinion make a difference? coming up isn t a confession the strongest evidence you can get? not always. the police detective in robert s corner. when date lineextra continues.