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This is the full interrogation of William Miller 0:00 - Agent McNeill Questions William 1:21:13 - Polygraph examiner questions William 3:27:16 - Polygraph test begins 4:42:25 - Polygraph test ends 4:46:37 - Agent McNeill questions William after polygraph 4:53:00 - Beginning of Williams Confession 5:21:11 - Polygrapher interviews William again 5:52:20 - Agent McNeill interviews William again This is the interrogation of 44 year old William Miller, conducted in Eugene Oregon in relation to the 2004 murder of 22 year old Rebekah Gould that took place in Melbourne Arkansas. It was conducted by Arkansas State Police Special Agent Mike McNeill on November 7th, 2020. Do you ever wonder why detectives constantly lie during interrogations? Well, it is either to extract a confession from someone who is guilty, or someone who is isn't... Like it or not, it seems to be very effective in a lot of situations... Also, they are usually not the only ones lying. Let's take a look at this case. September 20th, 2004, Melbourne Arkansas. University of Arkansas student 22 year old Rebekah Gould was in town visiting her boyfriend she disappeared. After being reported missing by family, she was found several days later off of Highway 9 in just outside of town, not alive. She had apparently been beaten with a blunt object at a different location, transported there and discarded. Law enforcement was unable to solve this case, and it eventually became cold... But they never gave up on it! (Story) On November 7th 2020, over 16 years after the murder of Rebekah Gould, William Miller agreed to come in for questioning. Miller was not even at the top of the list of suspects in this case... Actually, he was 6th on the list. This is the full interrogation of William Miller along with a polygraph test that was conducted on the spot. This one is a marathon, I know, but worth the watch! SPOILERS BELOW Special Agent McNeill was not being truthful when he said that he had Rebekah's DNA in William Miller's old truck. There were a number of things that were not true during this interrogation, but in the end, it worked. This is why detectives lie to win, because in most cases, they are also being lied to. (Conclusion) William Miller did not even know Rebekah Gould, he first saw her when he and his mother stopped by the house she was visiting to speak with another family member... He came back the next morning, alone... Rebekah was there, and also alone. He asked to use the phone, she obliged. After he went in and pretended to use the phone, Rebekah went back into the bedroom. As he was pacing back and forth, the leg of the piano fell off... He took it as a sign, picked it up and went into the bedroom and proceeded to beat Rebekah with it. I would tell you more about Billy's life, but none of that really matters. October 18th 2022, Miller waived his right to trial and was taken into custody. In November of 2022 he took a plea deal and was sentences to 40 years with a chance for parole after 35. He is currently serving his time at the East Arkansas Regional Unit The judge in the case said "if he even caught a whiff of parole, he would "write an extensive letter opposing it." Thank you so much for watching. We have a lot more coming, so make sure you are subscribed and we will see you in the next one. How to support the channel: The absolute BEST thing you can do to support the channel is LIKE and SUBSCRIBE. We are committed to bringing you high quality content JUST LIKE THIS multiple times per week, and would love to have you along for the journey! Monetary Support of the Channel: Patreon: https://patreon.com/user?u=81672218 CashApp: $8MCI Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/5minutec #police #crime #interrogation #truecrime #documentary
