You Decide
No detective interviewed him into it.
He walked up to me with a cup of coffee.
And what I did with it was decide, within about ninety seconds, that he was testing a story on me.
I decided that because of my job.
I have sat behind a machine in four hundred depositions and I know what it looks like when a witness is trying a version out — the false casualness, the detail that keeps moving, the probably and the like and the I’ve been thinking about it.
And I was, in fact, right about all of that.