“Clues” reveals interrogation tricks?/We have real female detectives – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news

According to Mehr reporter, Arya Taheri, the producer and director of the “Clues” competition, appeared on Khabar channel and spoke about this program, and in response to the question of what “Clues” is looking for, she said: “Clues, first of all, aims to reduce social harm in the popular network.” A breeze was formed. The idea of ​​making this program started in April last year and due to the sensitivity of the issue, we had a very long pre-production. We worked on various files for nearly 10 months to develop this new idea as a new program on the medium of TV.

In response to the question of whether this program has a foreign model, the director of “Clues” explained: When the idea of ​​making this program was formed on the Nasim network, we looked for a foreign model of the program, but we did not find anything. Why? Because if we could find a copy for it, for example, we would know how our decor could be? Then we didn’t have to do a lot of trial and error, but we didn’t find anything.

In response to the doubt that some may think that “Clues” teaches interrogation methods and acquaints criminals with this phenomenon, Taheri clarified: We are in the crosshairs of a lot of news and information in our daily life, some of which are completely They do not hurt us. First of all, we train in the clue contest to be able to distinguish between true and false information.

He added: In the second place, the police were with us from the beginning. It is true that what is shown as interrogation tricks is new and attractive to the general audience, but for the police, awareness has expired and the police are now using more modern and newer methods to detect crimes and dialogue with criminals.

About what is real in this reality show, the director of “Clues” said: The tricks we show are completely real, only their use-by date has passed. We have reviewed thousands of cases in the Department of Knowledge, but we have selected those that are interesting and solvable for the audience. So all the cases shown in this quiz are real and have been solved by the police. It can be said that showing these cases not only does not increase crime, but also shows how accurate and correct the police are in dealing with criminals, and this issue can lead to a reduction of violent crimes in society in the long run.

This producer said about the selection of detective assistants: We published a call on Nasim and the media and interested people registered. We tried to choose the ones with a police sign. Of course, we also wanted these people to have a history of coming in front of the camera, because the basis of the speech contest is in the interrogation room.

Taheri explained how the winners of the competition were determined and said: The person who identified the main culprit of the case in the first stage must indict the culprit in the next stage so that we can make sure that he did not choose the culprit by chance and that he has the right evidence.

The director of “Clues” said about what Mohammad Reza Derari means by saying that “in Iran we have only one detective” he said: detectives are graded and among them there is only one special detective in the country who is called the black box of the clue competition. We say this because Dr. Talebian was a special detective along with our project and consultant. He taught us the principles of interrogation, whose role is played by Mohammad Reza Dari. We were looking for someone who looks and behaves like a detective and omniscient, and after talking to a lot of people, we decided to choose Mr. Leader.

He explained about the female participants: Every boy dreams of being a policeman as a child, but we also had female participants in this program. However, we could not ignore half of society. It is interesting to know that a large number of women with high education participated in the entrance exam and during the competition they showed how women can solve criminal cases with their insight and accuracy. In fact, there are female detectives in the police department.