C.A.R.E., an investigative way of life
Subtitle: expert interviewing system to gain control, cooperation and detect deception
By: by Charles E. Williams
Publisher: HDI Investigations
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Indian Trail, North Carolina
Language: eng
Number of pages: 325
ISBN-13: 9780990841401
Copyright date: 2014
Subjects: Interviewing in law enforcement; Handbooks, manuals; Police questioning; Criminal investigation; Entretiens (Application des lois); Guides, manuels; Interrogatoire policier; Enquêtes criminelles
Description: C.A.R.E. - An Investigative Way of Life will greatly improve your efforts as an investigative interviewer. Eliminate interview resistance and maximize control. Understand your role as an interviewer and learn how to apply the dynamics of reciprocity to get exactly what you need from anyone you interview. Most books on the topic of criminal investigation do little more than inundate you with forms. When it comes to real investigative techniques, those books fail to give readers real insight into how cases actually get solved. Seldom do they explain how the investigator arrived at certain investigative conclusions. With C.A.R.E., you will learn the right way to prepare for an interview and how to master the entire interview process. C.A.R.E. concepts and case studies will lead you to a deeper, richer appreciation for the entire investigative interviewing process. You will learn what an investigative interview is ... and what it is not; how to master the art of detecting deception; when to take a break; common traps and pitfalls to avoid ... and so much more! - Publisher's description. - Publisher's description.
Notes: The acronym C.A.R.E. stands for Control, Assessment, Reciprocity, Exit.

Includes bibliographical references.

Charles E. Williams is founder and CEO of HDI Investigation Service, Inc., a private investigation firm specializing in conducting investigations for criminal defense cases. A graduate of Temple University' s School of Business, Charles has built a reputation as an exceptional and highly sought after criminal investigator. After 24 years of exemplary service, Charles retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) where he served as a Special Agent. Charles' FBI career began in 1983. After graduating from the FBI Academy, he was eventually assigned to the New York City FBI Field Office, where he worked for more than twenty years. For 14 years, Charles was a member of the prestigious FBI New York City Fugitive Task Force, where he was involved in hundreds of arrests and thousands of interviews. He also attended the FBI undercover agent school and was a member of the New York City FBI Crisis Negotiation Reserve Team; EEO Investigator; Certified FBI Assessor; Certified Street Survival Agent; Community Outreach Specialist; and a General Police Instructor. Charles worked on a number of high profile FBI cases, including FBI "Top Ten Fugitive" investigation cases. He worked on the Crown Heights Investigation; the World Trade Center bombings (1993): United States Embassy bombing in Tanzania, Africa (1998); and the World Trade Center bombing (September 11, 2001). - Publisher's description.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Chapter 1: Origin of the C.A.R.E. Interviewing System; title: Chapter 2: The preparation stage; title: Chapter 3: "C" stands for control; title: Chapter 4: "A" stands for assessment; title: Chapter 5: "R" stands for reciprocal relationship; title: Chapter 6: "E" stands for exit; title: Chapter 7: Assessment tactics; title: Chapter 8: Assessing the story; title: Chapter 9: Assessing: the heart of the C.A.R.E. system; title: Chapter 10: Assessing stories using the Tool of Common Sense; title: Chapter 11: Presenting the problem about the lie; title: Chapter 12: Defining the lie; title: Chapter 13: Creating options and choice within the interview; title: Chapter 14: The dynamics of situation and choice; title: Case studies; title: Conclusion; title: C.A.R.E. concept glossary.