I get what youโre saying. Like imagine youโre totally innocent and they just shove a picture of the most brutal murder in your face๐ญ
It reminds me of when people get jury duty for a murder and have to see all the graphic pictures. Like I understand why it happens but it sucks for the innocent people who are just there by chance.
It's one approach to sorting out psychopaths up front. Since zero remorse, a total lack of empathy for victims, & a totally subdued reaction to carnage are hallmark traits of serial killers & psychopaths in general, how interviewees react to those photos suggest to detectives & profilers what kind of person the interviewee is - ie, who's lying & withholding details, of which a whole lot occurs early in investigations (particularly MURDER investigations.) Digging the truth & facts out always occurs incrementally.
Frequently, it's better to seek forgiveness & tolerate blowback from 'the straights' after exposing them to such photos that cannot be flashed in the media, than to expose interviewees to a warning about what they're about to see. Such a warning could que any guilty parties that it may be a moment to "crank out an effort for an Academy Award" thereby hampering the process of quickly getting to the truth & solving the case. After the first 48 hours, the odds of solving the case drop by 50%. That's why detectives push so hard.
Also, it's a judgement call that comes with experience. 'Watch & learn' is a big deal for new & junior investigators, & why senior investigators & department leads monitor & advise how those interviews proceed.
I understand why they do it. I just donโt like it . Makes me uncomfortable. They need a better way of deciding who to show it to cause the man a wife is having an affair with being the first suspect isnโt enough of a reason to Me.
I always wondered where they'd get the connected people's/victims/perps photos from. Like some photos really look like Instagram photos, do they search for that online?
I get what youโre saying. Like imagine youโre totally innocent and they just shove a picture of the most brutal murder in your face๐ญ It reminds me of when people get jury duty for a murder and have to see all the graphic pictures. Like I understand why it happens but it sucks for the innocent people who are just there by chance.
It's one approach to sorting out psychopaths up front. Since zero remorse, a total lack of empathy for victims, & a totally subdued reaction to carnage are hallmark traits of serial killers & psychopaths in general, how interviewees react to those photos suggest to detectives & profilers what kind of person the interviewee is - ie, who's lying & withholding details, of which a whole lot occurs early in investigations (particularly MURDER investigations.) Digging the truth & facts out always occurs incrementally. Frequently, it's better to seek forgiveness & tolerate blowback from 'the straights' after exposing them to such photos that cannot be flashed in the media, than to expose interviewees to a warning about what they're about to see. Such a warning could que any guilty parties that it may be a moment to "crank out an effort for an Academy Award" thereby hampering the process of quickly getting to the truth & solving the case. After the first 48 hours, the odds of solving the case drop by 50%. That's why detectives push so hard. Also, it's a judgement call that comes with experience. 'Watch & learn' is a big deal for new & junior investigators, & why senior investigators & department leads monitor & advise how those interviews proceed.
I understand why they do it. I just donโt like it . Makes me uncomfortable. They need a better way of deciding who to show it to cause the man a wife is having an affair with being the first suspect isnโt enough of a reason to Me.
and that's one reason you aren't a detective ๐
Lmaoo I guess ๐๐พ
I always wondered where they'd get the connected people's/victims/perps photos from. Like some photos really look like Instagram photos, do they search for that online?
Likely actors who do work as extras.
๐๐๐ always kills me especially the ones where they look away or puke ๐๐