This series has a bad habit of depicting civilians being allowed to witness police interrogations via cctv as they are occurring. This episode is even more ridiculous because the civilian is recording the interrogation on his cell phone and the medical examiner is doing the interrogation. Is that even legal?
Jonathan Del Arco usually does an adequate job as the medical examiner, but in this episode he tends to overact, the excuse being that his father, an ex-cop, is visiting from South America. That's also the same excuse being used to explain why someone is sitting in the A/V room watching the interrogation.
Jonathan Del Arco usually does an adequate job as the medical examiner, but in this episode he tends to overact, the excuse being that his father, an ex-cop, is visiting from South America. That's also the same excuse being used to explain why someone is sitting in the A/V room watching the interrogation.
