Who were the victims found murdered in Roswell, Georgia?

Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis

What led the police to suspect Jeffrey Hazelwood in the murders?

Natalie's credit card usage after her death

Revealing intimate details about Jeffrey's mental state

Bait questions and punishment questions

Revealing details about another suspect, Matt

The murders of Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis in Roswell, Georgia, shocked the community, with the perpetrator initially unidentified.
Through a series of interrogation techniques, including bait questions and punishment questions, Detective Bennett successfully elicited a confession from Jeffrey Hazelwood, who admitted to the murders and revealed the fabricated existence of another suspect, shedding light on the case's complex dynamics.

Who were the victims found murdered in Roswell, Georgia?
Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis
What led the police to suspect Jeffrey Hazelwood in the murders?
Natalie's credit card usage after her death
How did Kelsey, Jeffrey's wife, contribute to the investigation?
Revealing intimate details about Jeffrey's mental state
What interrogation techniques did Detective Bennett use during questioning?
Bait questions and punishment questions
Why did Jeffrey ultimately confess to his involvement in the murders?
Revealing details about another suspect, Matt

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Two teenagers were found murdered behind a Publix in Roswell, Georgia, causing shock in the community.
The victims were identified as Natalie Henderson and Carter Davis, both 17 years old and well-loved.
Security footage revealed a dark-haired man wearing a mask stalking the teens before shooting them.
Natalie's credit card was used after her death, leading police to Jeffrey Hazelwood, a 20-year-old man.
Jeffrey was detained after acting erratically outside a gas station, where he denied involvement in the murders.
During questioning, Jeffrey exhibited signs of extreme anxiety and emotional distress.
Kelsey, Jeffrey's wife, was brought in for questioning, revealing they had been dating for five months.
Kelsey mentioned Jeffrey's belief in spirit animals like hawks and wolves, indicating feelings of protection.
Kelsey showed signs of deception during questioning, such as glancing at the camera and increased anxiety.
Jeffrey's story about finding a gun behind a gas station seemed fabricated, with inconsistencies in his account.

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Detective Bennett questions Jeffrey about the handgun found in a bag with bullets, suspecting his conflicting stories.
Jeffrey's grandfather reported his stolen Sig Sauer pistol, matching the gun Jeffrey claimed to find.
Detective Bennett uses a bait question to test Jeffrey's honesty about the gun's origin, leading to his deception being revealed.
Detective Bennett employs a punishment question technique, confronting Jeffrey with photos of the victims to elicit a response.
Kelsey reveals intimate details about Jeffrey's mental state and her role in caring for him during a psychotic episode.
Detective Bennett's interrogation techniques with Kelsey show a lack of rapport and understanding, leading to communication issues.
Kelsey's gestures and reactions indicate honesty, while the detective's accusations cause distress and hinder trust.
Kelsey's heated reaction to being accused of lying suggests honesty, as truthful individuals often react strongly to false accusations.
Detective's insistence on limiting Kelsey's body language may hinder the interrogation process by restricting expressive cues.
Kelsey's intense eye contact and confession pose indicate her attempt to convey honesty, despite the detective's pressure for information.

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Non-verbal cues are crucial in interviews to detect truthfulness
Silence can help elicit more information during interviews
Interviews should be non-accusatory unless evidence of involvement in a crime is present
Young or vulnerable individuals should have a parent or lawyer present during questioning
Jeffrey's violent behavior was a red flag that needed professional intervention
Jeffrey admits to being involved in the murders and reveals details about another suspect, Matt
Jeffrey confesses to stealing a gun from his grandfather and using it in the murders
Jeffrey describes the events leading up to and during the murders in detail
Jeffrey's confession leads to a shocking discovery that Matt, the supposed mastermind, was not real