Describe your reaction to the following statement?

Kimbo84

How the hell can you know more about me when you don't even know my name.

bhcky79

I would say great. So I guess I dont have to tell ypu anything. You seem to know already.

cariadion

Sounds like a civil rights (of victim) and proticol violation of detective. My first reaction would be is "if you are the suspect - then they have the right to question you" if you are being honest with them and obviously you have the proof, i'd ask for their badge# or card and not talk to them at that point, but let them know that you will talk to them with your lawyer. They seem to do this method, when they aren't getting the full answer, like if they feel you are withholding information from them, for a complete investigation report. but this smells like a defensive detective and is violating your rights as the victim.

pops

He probably does know your history of drugs and violence.He figures you are gonna lie to cover up the reason you got the sh*t kicked out of you.

Meredia

"I request the presence of an attorney before I answer any questions."

Andy

The victim is always blamed. In this case, the victim was not only assumed to be guilty of insurance fraud, but was mistaken for a notorious Arab terrorist who was also at the center of a pedophile ring and involved too in immigtration fraud and drug smuggling.

Or else the detective was racial profiling and was trying it on. You never know: an injured person might be induced to give admissions against interest.

Of course confessions are of very little probative value anyway; but police and judges and juries everywhere tend to accept them as truth, and to convict. Look at how that charlatin Steve Thomas badgered the poor parentrs of JonBenet Ramsey.

Chrissy

I'd say "good that will sure save me a hell of a lot of paperwork, now if you don't mind, get my attny in here so we can get the lawsuit filed".

nothing

Supernatural powers - Clairvoyant.

hop0409

My reaction would be to ask who this detective's commanding officer is, and how do I get in touch with him/her to file a complaint for this rude behavior.

?Cheshire Cat?

its a tactic to get you to say anything they want, stick to your story even if you are threatened and get a good lawyer fast

james_a_willis

ask to have an attorney present before making any statements

saulg21

If you know so much,then take your best shot. Now get the hell out of my sight.

Joni B

pigs?

T.Mack

I would be quite offended and would wonder if this detective is kidding because that is not the way someone is supposed to talk to a victim of crime, I would definately file a complaint to whoever was in charge.

sellatieeat

i'd say.. I want my lawyer.

Jenn

I'd wonder why they think I did something wrong, because that's what it sounds like they're saying.

coragryph

I smile at him and say "That's nice. I'll tell you what I remember. The rest is up to you."

A had a relative once that used to ask me questions about what I was thinking or why I did something. And when I answered, he'd always reply "No. I'll tell you why you did that...."

Anyone who tells me they know more about what's going on inside me than I know myself has immediately and permanently lost any credibility with me.

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