Comments by "Ken ibn Anak" (@kenibnanak5554) on "The Angel of Death u0026 His Magic Syringe | True Crime Documentary" video.

  1. I am kind of amazed at procedures. They pulled a man rumored to be a murderer in for a polygraph without administering Miranda first? I have never seen an investigative polygraph about a felony crime where that was done. I have watched many investigative polygraphs and always we gave Miranda in the presence of both the examiner and the detective before any polygraph began. Then in the homicide investigation when growing suspicion, based both upon the initial rumors leading up to the interview and based on a sudden refusal to cooperate after previously agreeing to cooperate, a subsequent interview without Miranda in a custodial setting and still without any Miranda, after an admission to a murder during questioning, and more interview questions and admissions to maybe 200 murders, only then after confessions was Miranda given and he is formally arrested and placed in custody. A reasonable person would anticipate after admitting to killing a few people to a detective that he would then be arrested Salazr was in a custodial situation after the first admissions. But the questioning leading to more confessions without Miranda continued. Only later when there was nothing more to confess was he given Miranda and arestted Sure he was later released, but everything after that flowed from that first day's admissions made without Miranda warnings. It was all rendered moot by his pleading guilty, but I think some attorneys would have argued 'fruit of the poisonous tree' and without a basis to exhume the bodies inevitable discovery could not be argued given that the detectives had been ready to close the investigation as unfounded before that first day's interview sessions. Noting also the lack of hospitals (because he worked at more than one) response for years to unexplained deaths beyond scratching their heads, shrugging their shoulders and moving on the next patient without alerting law enforcement contributed greatly to the death tolls.
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