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From Bias to Clarity: How Red Teaming and Strategic Questioning Improve Investigative Interviews
Success in high-stakes situations, such as criminal cases, compliance interviews, or HR investigations, requires more than just asking the right questions. It’s about asking the right questions for the right reasons, in the right way. That requires more than instinct or experience; it calls for strategic preparation. Integrating red teaming , setting clear interview objectives , and crafting a strategic questioning plan can elevate any investigation from routine to remarkab

C. Edward
May 11, 20257 min read


Timeless Lessons from Literature's Greatest Detectives: Insights for Investigations
Literature’s greatest detectives remind us that effective investigations rely on science and intuition, not tricks or pseudoscience.

Christian Cory
Dec 19, 20244 min read


A True Detective Story: Detective Frank Geyer
Detective Geyer’s relentless pursuit of justice unraveled Holmes’ web of deceit, leading to his conviction and execution.

Christian Cory
Nov 4, 20248 min read


Celebrating National First Responders Day: Honoring Our Everyday Heroes on October 28
Every October 28, National First Responders Day reminds us that behind every uniform is a human being operating under intense pressure. Firefighters, police officers, and paramedics routinely face trauma, long hours, and high-stakes decisions that tax both memory and communication. Recognizing their service also means acknowledging the importance of mental health, effective support systems, and sound communication practices that help them perform—and recover—over the long ter

C. Edward
Oct 8, 20244 min read


Accusatorial vs. Science-Based Interviewing Techniques: Which Yields Better Results?
Science-Based Interviewing represents a decisive shift away from confession-driven interrogation toward information-driven investigations. Grounded in psychological science, SBI prioritizes higher-quality information, ethical evidence handling, and reduced investigative risk—without sacrificing confessions. As states move away from outdated accusatorial practices, science-based methods offer a more reliable, defensible, & future-ready approach for public and private sector in

C. Edward
Jul 23, 202413 min read


Police Week 2024: Honoring the Brave
National Police Week is a time to pause and recognize the service, sacrifice, and commitment of law enforcement officers across the United States. Observed each May and anchored by Peace Officers Memorial Day on May 15th, the week brings together officers, families, and communities to honor those who lost their lives in the line of duty. Police Week also serves as a moment of reflection—acknowledging the risks of policing, supporting survivors, and reinforcing the shared reme

C. Edward
May 13, 20243 min read


The Art of Investigation: Lessons from Literature and Famous Detective Quotes
Discover timeless detective quotes & sayings from famous detectives in literature, celebrating truth, sound investigation & ethical inquiry.

Christian Cory
Apr 8, 20245 min read


Credibility in the Interview Room: How Science-Based Interviewing Strengthens Evidence
Effective investigative interviewing is one of the strongest determinants of case success. Research shows that eyewitness and subject statements often shape whether cases are solved, making interview quality critical. Science-Based Interviewing (SBI) prioritizes information gathering over confessions or lie detection, using open-ended questions, active listening, and rapport to elicit more detailed, reliable accounts. This article explores how these evidence-based techniques

C. Edward
Jan 13, 20249 min read


The Cognitive Interview: A Cornerstone of Science-Based Interviewing in Law Enforcement
The cognitive interview is a cornerstone of Science-Based Interviewing and modern investigative practice. Grounded in cognitive psychology, it improves memory recall by using open-ended questions, context reinstatement, and multiple retrieval pathways. Research shows it produces significantly more accurate information than traditional interviews, making it essential for law enforcement interview and interrogation training focused on reliability, ethics, and bias reduction.

C. Edward
Dec 7, 20238 min read


National Police Week: History, Significance, and Why It Matters to Police Today
National Police Week, American History and Significance of National Police Week Each year, tens of thousands of police officers, family members, and supporters from across the United States and around the world travel to Washington, D.C. to observe National Police Week . This annual event holds deep meaning for the police profession, honoring local, state, tribal, and federal police officers who have been killed or permanently disabled in the line of duty. National Police Wee

Christian Cory
May 28, 20233 min read
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