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H2O Man

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47. I am going to

Sun Jun 15, 2025, 02:13 PM

Jun 15

respectfully disagree with you, in small part. Of course I 100% agree with you to ALWAYS get a lawyer. It's not just "guilty" people who benefit from having one before talking to police.

Being old, I well remember the even older "good cop.bad cop" tactics. They got confessions for centuries, from both guilty and innocent people. I can remember two detectives looking in the room I was in, with one saying, "We know how to make 'tough guys' talk." I found that absolutely hilarious, as I had been un-cuffed, and in that small room, could have destroyed both of them in under a minute ..... with time to spare!

But, being 100% innocent -- I had been charged, literally, with cattle rustling! -- I was content to wait until they closed the door to say, "Lawyer, please, kind sirs!" However, before they came in, their only witness admitted he was lying. Crazy story, one my children love.

However, these days, investigators use the Reid Technique. It works very well with those who do not immediately request a lawyer. If they get you to even talk about the weather or a local baseball team, there is a very high chance that they will get something close to a confession. If you are guilty, that happens faster in general than if you are innocent.

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Minnesota gunman Vance Boelter's wife pulled over as cops make terrifying discovery inside vehicle [View all] LiberalArkie Jun 15 OP

She should sing like a bird.... FarPoint Jun 15 #1

Especially since the report said she had her passport with her. She was probably going to meet him somewhere. LiberalArkie Jun 15 #3

Yeap...... FarPoint Jun 15 #4

She could have been trying to meet him or to get away from him. Hard to know at this time Bev54 Jun 15 #26

Fanatics dont sing.... getagrip_already Jun 15 #36

That's true in EVERY case. AZ8theist Jun 15 #44

That's what cops and HR have in common. Shipwack Jun 15 #46

Exactly.... OhioBack2Blue Jun 15 #52

I am going to H2O Man Jun 15 #47

Passports; plural. Which begs the question "Who owns the other(s)?" rsdsharp Jun 15 #40

It Looks Like She Was Making A Beeline For Canada DallasNE Jun 15 #55

Depending on the evidence and careful questioning, she should be charged. ProudMNDemocrat Jun 15 #15

Absolutely! SheltieLover Jun 15 #33

Drop like a turd? czarjak Jun 15 #37

accessory Kali999 Jun 15 #2

Sounds like it to me. underpants Jun 15 #6

Hearts are with you. mahina Jun 15 #28

I wonder if she was running FROM him Bok_Tukalo Jun 15 #5

Best to hold her, either way IbogaProject Jun 15 #11

If she was in fear, the cops would be using a safe house for her and the kids. Was the passport hers or his? Deuxcents Jun 15 #12

Good questions, Deux! SheltieLover Jun 15 #31

She should be held in jail.... FarPoint Jun 15 #53

Bok_Tukalo ....... Upthevibe Jun 15 #24

Maybe has a house 'out in the country' he and fam call home, but keeps an apartment 'in the city' AZJonnie Jun 15 #54

Headed for Canada? Bmoboy Jun 15 #7

She's looking at life for aiding and abetting first degree murder. LudwigPastorius Jun 15 #8

Good! SheltieLover Jun 15 #29

Accessory before the fact will be hard to prove... getagrip_already Jun 15 #38

This message was self-deleted by its author Bluetus Jun 15 #49

Not necessarily Bluetus Jun 15 #50

Where are the five kids? chowmama Jun 15 #9

His resume makes him look like an important person, but it seems that he is a MAGA grifter LiberalArkie Jun 15 #10

That's what resumes are supposed to do. Igel Jun 15 #34

Or was that part of his preparations for this spree? Alice B. Jun 15 #13

Two of the daughters are married. Igel Jun 15 #25

In this case that would be parents', plural posessive, mahina Jun 15 #35

Does his wife live with him and his 2 roommates? Scrivener7 Jun 15 #14

No. He stayed with them a couple of nights a week due to work shifts. chowder66 Jun 15 #19

Thank you! Scrivener7 Jun 15 #20

You're welcome! chowder66 Jun 15 #21

have to get news from the daily mail et tu Jun 15 #16

As a source, The Daily Mail is tiny bit above silly putty which has been smashed against a genuine newspaper Simeon Salus Jun 15 #41

Did they yank her out of the car,push her face down into the pavement,put their knees on her legs Bengus81 Jun 15 #17

"no arrests were made" - - and the 'TERRIFYING' part ? stopdiggin Jun 15 #18

She must have been white and Republican enough to avoid arrest. travelingthrulife Jun 15 #51

passports eh? wonder where to and fleeing the country. hem AllaN01Bear Jun 15 #22

Having a passport on your person no longer automatically means planning to flee the country Wiz Imp Jun 15 #39

Yeah, just like in Nazi Germany Farmer-Rick Jun 15 #43

thanks. AllaN01Bear Jun 15 #48

Well MustLoveBeagles Jun 15 #23

I hope they are holding her passport! SheltieLover Jun 15 #27

Whose passports? Raven123 Jun 15 #30

Who's passports? Bernardo de La Paz Jun 15 #32

This message was self-deleted by its author Ponietz Jun 15 #45

Mental illness is carefully planned and organized with accomplices IronLionZion Jun 15 #42

Locking. The Daily Mail is not a reputable mainstream news source. GP6971 Jun 15 #56