Police interrogate son for 17 hours till he admits to killing his dad....

Who was ALIVE And Well. And then when they realized that the father was alive and had only gone to his girlfriend's house and forgotten his phone. The son had gone to the police to file a missing persons report. After the seventeen hours when the policerealized that the father was alive, they never told the son. They had just committed the most heinous and cruel act against him forcing a false confession out of him and then put the son into a mental hospital so that no one could talk to him. They had broken him mentally.


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Calypso Jones wrote:Who was ALIVE And Well. And then when they realized that the father was alive and had only gone to his girlfriend's house and forgotten his phone. The son had gone to the police to file a missing persons report.   After the seventeen hours when the policerealized that the father was alive, they never told the son.  They had just committed the most heinous and cruel act against him forcing a false confession out of him and then put the son into a mental hospital so that no one could talk to him.   They had broken him mentally.


https://rumble.com/v4xcdar-police-interrogate-fontana-man-for-17-hours-until-he-makes-false-murder-con.html

Seems like every officer involved should be charged, prosecuted, fired, incarcerated and lose their pension.

As they make the job of a police officer more dangerous, more likely to land the officer in prison for NOT breaking laws (Derek Chauvin) lower and lower-quality candidates apply for the jobs.

It's no longer someone who wants to serve the community. Often it's someone who wants the chance to extort, to shake-down businesses and others. Others groove on power - and this is one manifestation of power.

It's been known for decades, with enough pressure, anyone can be made to confess to anything. In the military, Special Ops personnel, Rangers, SEALs, were trained to resist questioning under duress.

But even so, the rule of thumb was: 24 hours. That was how long they figured the toughest man could resist unending interrogation before spilling all he knows.

Often times it would be less than that.

I'm not surprised - not in this world of Soros prosecutors, DNC judges, conservatives and Trump prosecuted and jailed for decades for non-crimes.

just waitll they get the bill. theyll loose the house and prolly the dad will loose his job due to the new credit score awaiting him. i know of no insurance that covers intimidation by government forces. at the very least the " act of war " clause would kick in.

Casey Jones wrote:As they make the job of a police officer more dangerous, more likely to land the officer in prison for NOT breaking laws (Derek Chauvin) lower and lower-quality candidates apply for the jobs.

It's no longer someone who wants to serve the community.  Often it's someone who wants the chance to extort, to shake-down businesses and others.  Others groove on power - and this is one manifestation of power.

It's been known for decades, with enough pressure, anyone can be made to confess to anything.  In the military, Special Ops personnel, Rangers, SEALs, were trained to resist questioning under duress.

But even so, the rule of thumb was:  24 hours.  That was how long they figured the toughest man could resist unending interrogation before spilling all he knows.

Often times it would be less than that.

I'm not surprised - not in this world of Soros prosecutors, DNC judges, conservatives and Trump prosecuted and jailed for decades for non-crimes.

Every officer I have talked with says that recruits are down to dangerous levels. Of the people who do apply many are as you stated are, power hungry, extortionists, etc. It's not pretty and the poor folks who use Police protection on a daily basis are suffering greatly.

Meanwhile the affluent, the wealthy, the famous and those who are well connected, live in their mansions with private armed guards, gates and gated communities where they are protected from the carnage that the rest have to contend with on a daily basis.

I cannot afford to live in a gated community. Cannot afford private armed guards nor even one guard. I instead always pack a loaded firearm on my person, like a seatbelt, it's no guarantee but, it's better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it.

I have no idea why you post this sort of thing.
What is wrong with you that you want to wallow in such ...... misery?
trump was in charge then, blame him

' ....... The horrifying ordeal unfolded in 2018 but was finalized in 2024 after Steering secured a nearly $900,000 settlement from the city of Fontana for Perez Jr. ...........'

https://www.cbsnews.com/losangeles/news/fontana-pays-900000-settlement-after-police-interrogate-man-for-17-hours/

Liberalism is a creeping rot. It infected major cities long before it allowed the theft of the last election.

The rot starts where it can, and never rests - until it destroys the host. Which we're in the final stages of - a textbook CIA Color Revolution, now done in their home base.