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Interrogating the Witnesses (German: Vernehmung der Zeugen) is a 1987 East German drama film directed by Gunther Scholz. It was entered into the 15th Moscow International Film Festival. Cast. René Steinke as Max; Mario Gericke as Rainer; Anne Kasprik as Viola (as Anne Kasprzik) Christine Schorn as Beate Klapproth; Franz Viehmann as ...
27 de mar. de 1987 · Drama. A teenager is found murdered, and the examining doctor recognizes her son's knife. The film works its way back to reveal how this situation came about; a rare treatment of the taboo subject of youth criminality in Socialist society. Director. Gunther Scholz. Writers. Inge Meyer. Manfred Richter. Thea Richter. Stars. René Steinke.
9 de oct. de 2017 · At first, Interrogating the Witnesses ( Vernehmung der Zeugen) looks like it’s going to be a murder mystery, or a police procedural. A boy named Rainer (Mario Gericke) has been stabbed to death, and the doctor investigating the scene believes her son Max (René Steinke) is the killer.
Kasprzik, Anne. Okras, Gudrun. Schall, Johanna. Schorn, Christine. Steinke, René. Viehmann, Franz. Themes & Genres: Crime. DEFA. Youth. 1980s. Synopsis. A teenager is found murdered in the village square, and the examining doctor recognizes her son's knife at the scene of the crime.
An interrogation is the process by which suspects are questioned in regards to their involvement in the activity that gave rise to the investigation. The interrogation will involve the interviewer accusing the suspect. Interrogations may be scheduled at the conclusion of the investigation, after all of the evidence has been considered.
Interrogation is the most serious level of questioning a suspect, and interrogation is the process that occurs once reasonable grounds for belief have been established, and after the suspect has been placed under arrest for the offence being investigated.
In order to obtain reliable information in real-life criminal investigations an interviewer must apply the psychological fundamentals discussed in previous chapters across a wide diversity of witnesses and situations. Preparation is paramount and this chapter covers a number of the key considerations.
