What It's Like to Interrogate a Ruthless Manipulator
July 25, 2022
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as posted by the channelThis JCS Inspired video contains the interview of a woman accused of abusing and murdering her disabled five-year-old son, and then burying him in the yard.
In December of 2017, police received a call from a man serving overseas, asking them to perform a wellness check. The man claimed that his brother, Christopher Rodriguez, and his girlfriend, Larissa Rodriguez, had killed a child and buried him in the yard.
Officers arrived, and while there were several children, none of them matched the description of the one they were looking for. The yard appeared undisturbed, but Jordan had been buried for three months, giving the ground time to settle. The house was in horrible condition. Infested with rats and bed bugs, a stomach-churning discovery was made when one of the children was found eating a sandwich that contained cockroaches. For months, the social worker assigned to the family had been bribed with food stamps by Larissa. The social worker failed to check the home, and this prolonged the discovery of Jordan’s death.
As always, we'll also find a bit about the psychology behind the interrogation and what is most likely happening in the mind of the suspect.
This is the interrogation of Larissa Rodriguez.
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