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Robert Pickton /// True Crime Garage

June 26, 2024 / 00:47

This episode discusses a 2000 police interrogation involving a suspect who admits to stabbing a victim. Key topics include police interview techniques and legal perspectives.

The suspect acknowledges his actions during the interrogation, stating, "I aimed it to her and I knifed her twice." This admission is central to the episode's focus on the questioning process.

Retired RCMP officer comments on the interrogation, describing it as frustrating and not a textbook example of effective interviewing. Lawyer Cameron Ward also shares insights on the legal implications of the suspect's statements.

TLDR

A suspect admits to stabbing a victim during a flawed police interrogation.

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turn around I didn't take the knife away from her I did not take the knife away from her I aimed it to her and I knifed

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her twice I did do that I admit I did that that's one thing I didn't shouldn't have done two hours of questions no

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incriminating answers so you've never taken any other the prostitutes back to your

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trailer not since this incident no but before that incident no no no no no no no no no no this now retired RCMP

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officer was watching the questioning as it took place back in 2000 and today said it was frustrating it certainly

00:00:36

wasn't a textbook case on how to do an interview lawyer Cameron Ward says

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Episode Highlights

Confession of Guilt
The speaker admits to a violent act, saying, 'I aimed it to her and I knifed.'
“I aimed it to her and I knifed”
@ 00m 03s
June 26, 2024
Frustrating Interrogation
An RCMP officer reflects on the challenging nature of the questioning process.
“it certainly wasn't a textbook case”
@ 00m 34s
June 26, 2024

Episode Quotes

I aimed it to her and I knifed.
Robert Pickton /// True Crime Garage
I did do that I admit I did.
Robert Pickton /// True Crime Garage
that's one thing I didn't shouldn't have done.
Robert Pickton /// True Crime Garage
it certainly wasn't a textbook case.
Robert Pickton /// True Crime Garage

Key Moments

Admission of Guilt00:06
Frustrating Interview00:34