So, police love to say, "We really know what happened." But here's the truth. I'm a Tennessee lawyer, and sometimes I've seen videos where the police say, "Listen, we already know everything. We just want to hear your side of the story." Don't fall for that your side of the story thing. It's a trick. The police may not know anything, but they're entitled to lie to you to ultimately gain a confession or an admission. You might not be confessing to the whole crime, but you might be admitting certain facts that they can't prove yet. And it puts you in a position of being prosecuted later and having your statements used against you. Even though the cops say, "We already know everything. Tell us your side of the story." Your side of the story is I follow Dr. Judge and watch his videos. I don't talk to the police.