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Daughters Deadly Deception: the Jennifer Pan Story Free FREE DAUGHTERS DEADLY DECEPTION: THE JENNIFER PAN STORY PDF Jeremy Grimaldi | 338 pages | 06 Dec 2016 | Dundurn Group Ltd | 9781459735248 | English | Toronto, Canada Jennifer Pan | Yandere Wiki | Fandom This copy is for your personal non-commercial use only. She continued to claim she was the lone victim left standing in the home invasion at her Markham residence on Nov. Police are suspicious, but have little evidence. In their bid to gain a confession, police use the Reid Technique, a tactic so controversial it has been outlawed in many countries because of the risk of false confessions. It often leaves many asking the same question: "If you can't lie to police, why can they lie to you? This interview is going to be much different than her last one. She is no longer a victim in the eyes of the police; rather, she's their lead suspect. Faced with a new interrogator, Det. Bill Goetz, Jennifer is about to be confronted by a dramatic shift in interview style. Goetz — or Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story as he's known around the force — is cold and calculating from the get-go. He clearly means business and is in Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story mood for Jennifer's manipulative tendencies. A burly and imposing figure with grey hair in a military-style crewcut, he strikes an unsympathetic figure, playing both good cop and bad cop with Jennifer, a role with which he seems entirely at ease. His interview will contain a series of outright lies as part of the Reid Technique. A Daughter's Deadly Deception explores the bizarre crime and what led to it. Jennifer's responses are muffled by sobbing each time her mother is mentioned, but rather than console her, Goetz nonchalantly but sternly tells her to speak up. Goetz is not only an expert at detecting deception, he says, but is also well versed at coaxing information from those who otherwise try to deceive the police. In Jennifer's case, he spends the next two hours gaining her trust. Once that stage is complete, he turns the tables, using the goodwill and familiarity he's built with her to secure a confession. After his initial bluntness, Goetz changes tack. He eases back in his chair, dropping the cop-speak and focusing his attention solely on Jennifer, prompting her bleak outlook to appear rosier. The Reid Technique requires officers to "reinforce sincerity" to ensure the suspect is Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story to their overtures. Hence, Goetz shares with Jennifer his own experiences. When he reminisces about his time playing piano, he inaccurately refers to the ballet Swan Lake as "Swans on the Lake," prompting a smile from Jennifer. He then asks her if she Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story jobs from East Side Mario's to Boston Pizza for "better tips," again drawing a smile from Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story, who seems to somewhat enjoy the attention being lavished on her. The conversation focuses not only on her achievements but her struggles, as if she's reminiscing with someone who really understands what she's been through. The "scheduled" existence she claims to have suffered through as a child and teenager takes centre stage. Jennifer remarks how little time there was for anything other than school, competitive skating and piano lessons. Her parents constantly comparing her to her classmates, teammates, and cousins also affected her negatively, she Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story. And when Goetz suggests that Jennifer never thought of herself as being "as smart" as Hann and Bich imagined, Jennifer agrees. At one point she tells the detective that she was under so much pressure during her teenage years that she was compelled to forge high school report cards to mask her average grades, turning them into exceptional ones. Her lies multiplied from there, she confesses, morphing into a bogus university career after her applications to higher learning were rejected. It was more than just her schooling that she'd end up lying about, though. Jennifer tells Goetz she dated Daniel without their knowledge or consent for seven years. Eventually, though, the option to run back to Daniel was wrenched from her grasp. Her parents offered Jennifer an ultimatum after she was caught lying one final time: stay with the family or go with Daniel and never return. Jennifer chose her family and was subsequently kept at home, rarely let out of her parents' sights, she contends. This is when Daniel decided to move on with another woman Jennifer explains how depression eventually led to cutting, and then finally a failed suicide attempt. As for how she felt having to remain home under strict guidelines for some 18 months after she was given the ultimatum, Jennifer says it was difficult. In response, Goetz empathizes with Jennifer, at one point even giggling at her deceit. Justifying her behaviour, he even labels Hann and Bich's treatment of their daughter "abuse," suggesting their expectations were just too high. Those are pretty high standards for anybody … Not everybody can be a doctor, but they may have acted like you could have done it no problem. But his empathy doesn't last. Now that he's gained the personal knowledge required to implement his technique, the conversation slowly shifts back to her behaviour in the lead-up to and the night of the murder. Goetz asks Jennifer if she told a family member that the intruders "liked her" and that's why they kept her alive. Keep co-operating. He's more of a friend of mine's roommate," Jennifer contends. Goetz asks if this was the same Andrew she Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story with the night of the murder. These two admissions signal an interlude as Goetz shifts his tactics anew, heaping further pressure on Jennifer. Suddenly, he sheds his friendly and engaging demeanour and begins to sow strife between them. Step One of the Reid Technique: direct confrontation. Does that make … sense, for killers? You must think about this. To Jennifer's dismay, Goetz then recounts the sequence of events once more. When Goetz gets up and leaves to get some water, Jennifer curls back up into the fetal position, gripping her head tightly. As silence fills the room, she begins to make noises that sound like squeals. How long was the cash in her night table? How big was the stack? These probing questions continue until Goetz enters the penultimate Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story of the interview: "In my experience as a police officer, no matter what the case is, people make mistakes, as in they don't always tell the truth," he says as she strokes her braid, repeatedly winding the tip between her fingers. Goetz uses the trickery that Jennifer has honed for so many years against Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story. They're going over every hair fibre, every skin cell, every bit of blood. You know what DNA is, right? We have to reach out to modern technology, so another thing we utilize is satellites. The satellite is a hour video that's going on. It's recording information … the military uses it for precision bombing. We're able to go back and review that. It's like an X-ray. We're able to tell … are the people in the positions that the witness is telling us they were in or are they different? Another thing we do is talk to a lot of people … we don't leave any rock unturned. You've heard of Crime Stoppers, right? When you get a case like this, people want to help. It's in the papers; it's everywhere. So people end up coming to us to help us out with the case You don't know how many people call in on their friends … they want that money. They get greedy. The Reid Technique clearly states that an interrogator must try to discourage the suspect from denying his or her guilt. True to form, Goetz refuses to let Jennifer get a word in edgewise — she speaks little for the following 60 minutes — but he Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story offers her a way out. I am well aware that anyone on this Earth is capable of making a mistake," he tells her as she bows her head. One thing that you have to remember is that your dad was there and your dad had a front-row seat to all of this. Your dad's a very smart man and he has a Daughters Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story clear perception of what's going on. A lot of the things you told the police didn't happen. It doesn't match at all …". After alleging guilt and implying that police have proof of such guilt, Goetz now seamlessly shifts his attention to Step Two of the Reid Technique: shifting the blame away from the suspect, justifying her behaviour, and excusing the crime. You've had a tough life. What's happened to you, to me, equates to abuse. Now you're under a tremendous amount of stress. You're involved in this. I know that. You've lived your whole life trying to live up to expectations that you can't make. You're a year-old woman being treated like a year-old. You're not the first person [to lie about] dating a guy, because in your culture they don't accept it. Using Hann's description of a white male in the house, Goetz accuses Jennifer of falsifying No.
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