In an admission-seeking interview,
A) the interview should be held in the interviewee's office or home.
B) the interviewer must read Miranda Warnings.
C) the interviewee should be confronted as soon as authorities have reason to suspect him.
D) the interviewer should attempt to interrupt any denial.

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D: Correct: The interview should be held on neutral ground. It's not necessary for private investigators to read Miranda Warnings. Authorities should wait until all available evidence has been gathered before confronting a suspect.

In an Admission-Seeking Interview