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WDW101Y1 Lecture 3: Lecture 3 Jan 26th 2012 WDW325H1 Professor Breese-Davies

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27 Jan 2012
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UTSG
Department
Woodsworth College Courses
Course
WDW101Y1
Professor
David Davies

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Documentary: mr. big -> problem with extradition to the u. s. a, now canada cannot be extradited to a country with a death penalty unless the country promises no use of the death penalty. Mr. big seems to be a fictitious creation by the rcmp that is used to get confessions. Mr. big solely designed to get confessions from people. Mr. big is in british columbia: undercover officials that pretend to be a gangster, the boss of any organization. Be completely honest with mr. big, he ll fix your problems . The technique is to scare the suspects, use alcohol, gifts, cash, get information from the suspects. Before a mr. big operation on a suspect they take a psychological background of the person, do it specifically to feed off the desires and wants. The suspect was worried about his family, thought his family would be endangered. Portray mr. big as this guy with a huge amount of money, etc.

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