ALL: The final phase is where resolution occurs. It is the goal of each interviewer to reach this phase. This is usually where

the investigator will bring forth all of the evidence available to dispute the subject's claims, as well as note the

inconsistencies of the information supplied by the subject during the narration phase.

When this occurs, when all of the facts that are known to the police are told to the subject, who has up until this point

denied committing the crime, what does it do to the subject that causes them to finally tell the truth?