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A suspect sits across the table from a detective. Tension and accusations hang in the air. It’s a familiar scene. An investigator hunting for the truth. Determined to solve the crime. Maybe even get a confession. But getting to the truth can take years of training and practice. What do these seasoned investigators know that we don’t know? What are the tactics they use to get someone talking?From the team behind Bardstown and The Officer’s Wife, Anything You Say goes inside those rooms and digs into the art of the interrogation.Anything You Say launches September 16 and is hosted by Eric Flack, Chief Investigative Reporter at WUSA9 in Washington, DC.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · August 2026
Anything You Say studies the interrogation room itself, tracing the pressure tactics detectives use against real case outcomes.
Anything You Say narrows true crime down to a single room: the interrogation itself. Each episode centers on one case, pairing host Eric Flack's narration with actual interview audio to walk through how detectives worked a suspect rather than recount the crime.
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Eric Flack and two investigative journalists examine how interrogation tactics can turn rights, uncertainty, and language into pressure.
Interrogations sit at the center of this season finale, as Eric Flack speaks with investigative journalists Brendan Keefe and Ann Schindler about the read technique, Miranda warnings, and the careful way everyday language can shape a suspect's decision to give up the right to…
Two investigative journalists examine how interrogation tactics can turn familiar legal language into pressure.
The season wrap-up turns the microphone toward Brendan Keefe, Chief Investigative Journalist at 11 Alive in Atlanta, and Ann Schindler, Executive Producer of Special Projects at First Coast News in Jacksonville, Florida.
A securities-fraud pretext lets detectives draw out a Colorado connection while an expert unpacks the interrogation strategy.
A securities-fraud pretext turns into a careful lesson in conversational misdirection as Colorado detectives stop James Curtis Clanton on a Florida dirt road and keep the questions framed around money.
A fraud inquiry gradually becomes a study in the interrogation strategy behind a 1980 murder case.
Anything You Say begins with what looks like a million-dollar securities fraud inquiry, then steadily narrows into something far older and heavier.
A tense interrogation episode where silence shapes the strategy as much as every spoken detail.
An Ohio disappearance becomes a close study of what happens when an interrogation runs into near-total silence. Anything You Say follows detectives as they question Matthew Hoffman after Tina Herman, her children Cody Maynard and Sarah Maynard, and family friend Stephanie Sprang…
A patient, grim look at detectives trying to move information through a suspect's silence.
Anything You Say turns an Ohio disappearance into a tense study of what happens when an interrogation has to make silence move. The episode follows the questioning of Matthew Hoffman after Tina Herman, her children Cody Maynard and Sarah Maynard, and family friend Stephanie…
True crime through evidence, judgment, and consequence.
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High-profile cases, read closely for the signals underneath.
A retired Captain on crime, policing and their roots.
Eric Flack closes Vault Studios' first season of Anything You Say with Brendan Keefe of 11 Alive in Atlanta and Ann Schindler of First Coast News in Jacksonville.
Anything You Say closes its first season with Eric Flack, Brendan Keefe, and Ann Schindler unpacking how investigators can bluff, isolate, and pressure suspects inside an interrogation room.
Anything You Say examines how Colorado detectives used a nonexistent million-dollar securities-fraud case to question James Curtis Clanton about Helene Pruszynski's 1980 murder.
Anything You Say examines how Colorado detectives used a nonexistent securities-fraud investigation to question James Curtis Clanton about Helene Pruszynski's 1980 murder.
Anything You Say examines the interrogation of Matthew Hoffman after Tina Herman, Cody Maynard, Sarah Maynard, and Stephanie Sprang disappeared in Knox County, Ohio, on November 10, 2010.
Anything You Say examines the interrogation of Matthew Hoffman after Tina Herman, Cody Maynard, Sarah Maynard, and Stephanie Sprang disappeared in Knox County, Ohio, on November 10, 2010.
An inside look at interrogation tactics used by experts, focusing on a murder case in Toledo where a teenager is questioned.
An inside look at interrogation tactics used by experts, focusing on a 1998 murder case in Toledo where a teenager was grilled for information.
This episode examines police interrogation techniques through the case of missing 21-year-old Savannah Gold.
This episode examines the case of Savannah Gold and the interrogation tactics used by detectives to elicit confessions.
This episode explores the disappearance and murder of Freddy Laster, examining the interrogation techniques used by investigators.
This episode examines the disappearance and murder of Fred Laster, highlighting the interrogation tactics used by investigators.