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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The usual response to a perp Saying Too Much. The perp, while maintaining his innocence, reveals information he could not possibly have known if he were innocent, usually the specific details of a murder. It can take the form of a Suspiciously Specific Denial. For full dramatic effect, the interrogator does not immediately point out this discrepancy, but continues the interview, often saving the kicker to the very end, as a sort of And Another Thing epilogue. Even more dramatically, the interrogator may insist it wasn't poison and then probe the perp's reaction to this lie. |
