November 9, 2010, 04:42 PM
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Join Date: October 27, 2005
Location: Crescent Iowa
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[4] So Massad Ayoob recommends:
Saying something like, "That person (or those people) attacked me." You are thus immediately identifying yourself as the victim. It also helps get the investigation off on the right track.
Saying something like, "I will sign a complaint." You are thus immediately identifying the other guys(s) as the criminal(s).
Pointing out possible evidence, especially evidence that may not be immediate apparent. You don't want any such evidence to be missed.
Pointing out possible witnesses.
Then saying something like, "I'm not going to say anything more right now. You'll have my full cooperation in 24 hours, after I've talked with my lawyer."
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Sounds like good advise. Guy here in Omaha had folks there that told the police who was the bad guy and what happened.
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