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Case Study: Detective Marshall
IRTC spoke with Investigative Consultant, John Ortiz, who assisted with contacting Detective Marshall from the Brooklyn SVS. Detective Marshall voiced that the subject child was interviewed at a local hospital (name unknown) and she made statements pertaining to possibly being rape. Detective Marshall uttered that the subject child was located on the second floor in a Brooklyn apartment building on 9/10/17 and she alleged that her attacker resided on the third floor of the same building. Detective Marshall stated that NYPD arrested a suspect based on the subject child’s description of the perpetrator. Detective Marshall conveyed that when the subject child was interview at the hospital, she was unable to recall making statements pertaining
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