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Investigative Interviewing with Professor Raymond Bull
Episode Summary
Interview with the world-renowned pioneer of forensic psychology, Professor Raymond Bull, Professor of Criminal Investigation at the University of Derby. How do the world’s top investigators pull the truth out of suspects without using force, coercion, or mind games? For decades, the criminal justice system relied on high-pressure, "common-sense" interrogations that frequently backfired or resulted in false confessions. Professor Bull has spent his career dismantling those flawed practices. He walks us through the evolutionary shift from coercive interrogation to rapport-based investigative interviewing. Learn how psychological principles are used today to interview suspects, victims, and witnesses to uncover the ground truth.
Whether you are a professional investigator, a business owner safeguarding assets, or a true-crime enthusiast fascinated by the human psyche, this masterclass in ethical truth-seeking is an essential listen
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Credits:
Interviewer: Harry Watts
Interview with: Professor Raymond Bull
Readers: Etienne Middleton, Freya Holmberg
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Episode Summary
Interview with the world-renowned pioneer of forensic psychology, Professor Raymond Bull, Professor of Criminal Investigation at the University of Derby. How do the world’s top investigators pull the truth out of suspects without using force, coercion, or mind games? For decades, the criminal justice system relied on high-pressure, "common-sense" interrogations that frequently backfired or resulted in false confessions. Professor Bull has spent his career dismantling those flawed practices. He walks us through the evolutionary shift from coercive interrogation to rapport-based investigative interviewing. Learn how psychological principles are used today to interview suspects, victims, and witnesses to uncover the ground truth.
Whether you are a professional investigator, a business owner safeguarding assets, or a true-crime enthusiast fascinated by the human psyche, this masterclass in ethical truth-seeking is an essential listen
Key Takeaways From This Episode
Support the Show
If you love pulling back the curtain on the gritty, complex world of real investigation, help our independent podcast grow!
Connect with Us
Credits:
Interviewer: Harry Watts
Interview with: Professor Raymond Bull
Readers: Etienne Middleton, Freya Holmberg