Title: Big Letdown
Product review: Here's the book in a nutshell:-If you are a PI, you should come up with a few lies and use them on people (ex: you already know information from someone else involved, you're an unbiased reporter writing a story, you're calling about a job interview, there was an eye witness that came forward, etc...)-If you are getting interviewed, the police have the right to lie to you so don't give them any information even if they say they already know or if they say you won't get in trouble.That's it. Every chapter is basically a variation of those two things. Total waste of time, save your money.I bought this book because I heard interesting things about Benson's books. If this is an indication of what his other books are like, then don't bother with any of them. Interviews, Investigations, and Interrogations, is a great idea for a book, but there's no substance. The whole thing you could have basically guessed at and not wasted your time or money. He doesn't give any real practical information.
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