i would check and recheck all sources on the fiber. They are largely rdi hype. I'm pretty sure there's no sources on pr's jacket fibers except for interviews which are not authoritative:
http://www.fbiexpert.com/fbi-interrogations.php
because lying breeds distrust, he thinks agents should resist using the tactic. similarly, he thinks bluffing suggests agents are card playersengaged in a poker gameversus law enforcement conducting an investigation. If a suspect discovers agents are bluffing or worse yet lying, he says the discovery could disrupt the interrogation with the suspect demanding an attorney. Consequently, he thinks agents should always stick to the facts.
gee, 'should resist' doesn't sound like 'illegal' does it?
I would only regard fiber evidence that was reported to the media by le representative or an investigators public remarks (that is, one who isn't in profiting mode on the case).
Pr didn't have any disorders. These types of disorders need to be diagnosed by a professional, not laymen who really just want pr to look bad.
If there were diagnosed mental illness prior to dec 1996, then we could discuss bpd or psychosis or whatever. Same with prior abuse. If there was any diagnosis prior to dec 1996 or if jbr made any remark to an adult that was inappropriate prior to dec 1996, then we could discuss prior abuse. Armchair after-the-fact tabloid physicians will say anything for a buck.
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