Welcome to the final episode of the interrogation tapes, a special limited run series produced

by ABC News Studios in partnership with 2020.

I'm Deborah Roberts co-anchor of 2020. This is episode six

Stranger than Fiction, the Murder of Angie Dodge. We're going to hear the story of a false confession and a TV interrogation are big.

I think people don't realize the differences. They watch TV

and they see movies where detectives come in and slam their hand down on the

table and to shine a light and suspects face.

In reality, that's far from the truth.

It involves a lot of planning and preparation.

You don't wing it like you do on TV.

We have a beautiful young woman killed at the very beginning of her life.

18 year old Angie Dodge was raped and murdered. So many suspects.

There were multiple interrogations. Did you kill Angie? Is there anything else that would tie you to Angie?

The takeaway is that the interrogation methods that we've relied on for decades really, they're not that good.

I wasn't even down there if I wasn't nowhere around.

Probably the God I know this.

If you found a writer that would write of all the events that happened.

People would be like, oh, this is too over the top.

No, no.

Whoever it is still out there.

Here he comes. Yep.

He's going to be coming out.

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