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Officer Moore is interrogating Greg concerning the suspicious death of his brother-in-law. Greg keeps trying to tell Officer Moore that he didn’t do it and has no idea what the officer is talking about. Officer Moore keeps interrupting Greg and telling him that they need to focus on the facts. The officer is employing what step in the Reid model of interrogation?
a. Immediately confronting the suspect with his guilt
b. Developing psychological themes to allow suspect to rationalize crime
c. Drawing in the suspects attention to prevent them from withdrawing
d. Presenting an alternative question to get the suspect to agree and confess
e. Interrupting statements of denial to maintain control of the interrogation

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