The two brothers of the Demon Boy are fans of Xing Ye, which Ye Xiuwen has already figured out very clearly.

There is a passage in the Black Devil's confession: What is the difference between a person without faith and a salted fish?

But in fact, this paragraph, Stephen Chow's classic lines in "Shaolin Football".

Stephen Chow said: "If a person doesn't have a dream, what is the difference between him and salted fish? ”

But the black devil said: What is the difference between a person without faith and a salted fish?

The difference between the two is just a few words.

And the White Devil said: "I have reached the highest level of life at such a young age. After that, in addition to ending his own life. I have no way out,......." This sentence is actually from Stephen Chow's movie - the descendant of the dragon.

Both films are related to Stephen Chow. Ye Xiuwen guessed that 80% of the white devils and black devils were fans of Xing Ye.

So, that's the direction of his trial.

Interrogation is a science.

And it's often accompanied by something tricky.

Most of us, for example, prefer to talk to people who seem to be similar to us. Once the conversation starts, it's hard to stop. And once we start telling the truth, it's hard to tell a lie again.

It's like telling a suspect that when we tell a suspect that he has his fingerprints on the doorknob of a house that was burglarized two days ago, he becomes nervous, even if he wears gloves all the time during the burglary.

Therefore, except in a few cases, in order to obtain a confession from a suspect, many interrogators can also lie to him.

Because even in the face of false physical evidence that proves his involvement in the crime, an innocent person will never admit to a crime that he did not commit.

However, there are exceptions, not all interrogations will lie, or provide false physical evidence, etc.

Because psychological control actually begins before the interrogator speaks. The actual arrangement of the interrogation room was designed to maximize the suspect's discomfort and make him feel helpless from the moment he first stepped into the room.

The classic interrogation manual, Criminal Interrogation and Confession, suggests that the interrogation room should be a small, soundproof room with only three chairs (two for us and one for the suspect), a table, and four empty walls. This layout creates a sense of nowhere to hide, strange and isolated, thus reinforcing the suspect's sense of "let me out" during the interrogation.

The manual also recommends that the suspect be placed in an uncomfortable chair so that he cannot touch any controllers, such as light switches or temperature regulators, in order to exacerbate the discomfort he feels and induce feelings of dependence. The one-way see-through mirror is an ideal addition to the interrogation room, as it not only increases the suspect's anxiety, but also allows us to observe the interrogation process and helps the interrogator determine which techniques work and which don't.

And before the nine-step process of Reed's interrogation begins, a first meeting will be scheduled to determine whether the suspect is guilty. In the first meeting, the interrogators tried to create a non-threatening atmosphere with casual conversations, thus establishing a friendly and trusting relationship between themselves and the suspect.

While people prefer and trust those who are similar to themselves, we may ask to share certain interests or beliefs of the suspect. If the suspect starts talking to the interrogator about something innocuous about it, it will be difficult for him to stop talking (or start lying) when the discussion turns to crime.

But in the first meeting, we built a baseline response by looking at the suspect's reactions, both verbal and nonverbal, before we started to actually apply pressure. We'll then use this benchmark as a reference point.

Methods of benchmarking include asking the suspect questions that allow him to use different parts of his brain. We ask questions that don't matter, some need to recall (just recall) and some need to think (with creativity).

When the suspect recalls something, his eyes often move to the right. This is the external manifestation of his brain being stimulating the memory center. When he is thinking about something, his eyes move up or to the left, which is a reflection of what his cognitive center is doing. We need to keep in mind these eye movements of the suspects.

The next step is to question the suspects. We start by asking a few basic questions about the facts of the crime and comparing the suspect's reaction to the benchmark to determine whether he is telling the truth or lying. If the interrogator asks where the suspect was on the night of the crime, and the suspect answers truthfully, the suspect recalls the night and his eyes move to the right; If he is making up an alibi confession, then he will think, and his eyes will move to the left because of it. If the interrogator determines that the suspect's reaction indicates that he is lying and that all other evidence proves his guilt, then the interrogation of the guilty suspect will begin.

That's why we mentioned a widely used manual called "Criminal Interrogation and Confession", and the "Reed" technique is the main basis for this manual. This handbook lists nine steps or some key points to guide the interrogation. Many of these steps are overlapping, and there is no "one-size-fits-all" interrogation process; But Reed's technique provides a blueprint for a successful interrogation.

In other words, what Ye Xiuwen used was actually just ordinary interrogation techniques.

However, this technique may not be used by everyone.

For example, in the same interrogation, some people have a high success rate in the interrogation, but some people, even if they are tortured, can't ask a reason at all.

So that's the difference between the two.

And this is exactly what Ye Xiuwen said before, there are some things that need to be comprehended by oneself, and others can't teach them.

And if you really don't have this talent, you might as well give up.

Of course, cultivation still needs to be cultivated. Otherwise, if it is not cultivated, how can Ye Xiuwen have a successor.

The dumb aunt is a student that Ye Xiuwen is more optimistic about.

Although the dumb aunt doesn't speak, she gestures every day, and the pronunciation of ahhhh But after getting along for a long time, Ye Xiuwen found that the pronunciation of the dumb aunt was not casual. Even when she is angry, each note expresses a meaning, and this meaning has never changed.

In other words, the dumb aunt created a language of her own.

And how much time did it take for humans to create language?

It took thousands, or tens of thousands, of years for humans to have their own language.

And it's the result of a lot of people. But what about dumb aunts? She created a language herself. How clever it is.

So the dumb aunt is smart, and not only is she smart, but she also has a strong sense of understanding.

Unless she doesn't want to do it, she'll do it well.

Therefore, Ye Xiuwen thinks that if the dumb aunt wants to learn the torture seriously, I am afraid that he is the most likely person to take over his class! ......

(End of chapter)