We've all seen the movies where police lie to a suspect to get him to confess to a brutal murder or other crime. However, in real life, police have to be very careful about what lies or misleading information they give during an interrogation. Below is a list of seven lies police can use while conducting an interrogation.



1. Placement of the defendant's vehicle at the crime scene.



2. Physical evidence linked to the victim found in the defendant's car.



3. Discovery of the murder weapon.



4. A claim that the murder victim is still alive.



5. Presence of the defendant's fingerprints on the getaway car or at the crime scene.



6. Positive identification of the defendant by reliable witnesses.



7. Discovery of a nonexistent witness.