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5 Lessons I Wish I Knew Earlier About Interview and Interrogation
If I could go back and talk to my younger self as a new police officer, I'd have some words of advice: Slow down. Listen more. Police work is all about the interview (especially then!). When I started out, I wanted to chase and catch the bad guys. I wanted to clean up the mean streets and I was lucky enough to work in the same Patrol Bureau where I grew up. That meant something to me. If I am able to apprehend sufficient offenders and bring them into the county jail, I will h

Christian Cory
Oct 318 min read


Science-Based Interviewing: The Gold Standard for Investigations in Public Safety and Private Enterprise
For years, we’ve talked about interview and interrogation and legacy techniques were the standard. Too often, we have relied on these methods, which actually undermine our ability to gather reliable information. This is especially true in confession-driven approaches. The idea behind these tactics is that if a suspect denies involvement early, they’re less likely to confess later. But the problem here isn’t just the techniques; it’s the overall strategy. We’ve Science-based i

Christian Cory
Jun 298 min read


Test Your Interviewing IQ: The Science-Based Interviewing Crossword Challenge
Test your interviewing knowledge with this interactive Science-Based Interviewing Crossword! Strengthen your understanding of rapport, memory, and funnel questioning—core skills for investigators, HR professionals, and interviewers who rely on evidence-based communication. Challenge yourself to think critically, reduce bias, and sharpen the questioning techniques that make interviews more accurate, ethical, and effective.

C. Edward
Feb 81 min read
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