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The Official Guide to Interrogation: A Comprehensive Manual for Extracting the Truth

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Approximately 100 pages of choppy and poorly edited text. Reads like a school report nicked from an encyclopedia. Much better books on the subject are available.

This is an extremely short and poorly written book with questionable material.
It seems to have been written by someone that's seen one too many TV cop dramas and had lots of time on their hands.
A much better choice is Essentials of the Reid Technique: Criminal Interrogations and Confessions (Criminal Justice Illuminated).

This might be the worst book I've ever wasted my time reading. I'm actually dumber now. I felt like i was reading a 6th grade book report. This was far from a complete guide. The author had a hard time writing a complete sentence. I didn't know whether to read the book, or take out a red pen and fix all the grammatical errors. The author claims to have a PhD. After a little research, I discovered said PhD can be purchased online from the American College of Metaphysical Theology for 249.95. Give me a break, and while you're at it, my money back.

Very straight foward book. Nothing complex that you wouldn't be able to understand. It helps you comprehend what your friends, family, etc. may be thinking about you or any other subject. Could also help spouse's help suspect thier partners may be commiting adultry, or just plain lieing. I've reconmended this book to many people for awhile now, and they all came back with either a good remarks or excellent ones.

Sincerely,
Dr.Nicholas Hoffman Ph.D, John Jay College of Criminal Justice