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Hey everyone, I've been following the tragic case of little Codi Bigsby, and something really caught my attention about how the investigation unfolded. I recently read that there was a significant blunder during Cory Bigsby's interrogation. Apparently, a detective interrogated Cory without respecting his requests for legal counsel, which seems to be a pretty serious oversight. This makes me wonder how often similar issues impact the progress and integrity of investigations in general. Does anyone here have insights on how common these procedural mistakes are in law enforcement? How might this have impacted other cases if it hadn't been caught? Given that this detective was eventually removed from the case, it highlights just how critical following legal protocols is to ensuring justice. Curious to hear your thoughts or any similar stories you've come across.
