[If you want to skip ahead, "Johnny" breaks down crying around 13:20.] Many if not most of you have seen recordings of dramatic police interrogations. Indeed, a quick search will bring to your screen the confessions of well-known serial killers such as Ted Bundy and Israel Keyes. But those cases are so well known because they are so extreme. Those videos are not representative of your typical police interrogation. As you would expect, most confessions are to relatively minor offenses. If you have ever wondered what a 'normal' police interview is like, this video is for you. (No, I don't expect there to be an "Episode 2" of Mundane Confessions. I want to present a realistic overview of law enforcement, not bore you to death.) *People waive their rights a significant majority of the time. Studies vary in their conclusions, but somewhere between 80% and 93% of people waive their right to silence and cooperate with police.