"If there wasn't an upside, people wouldn't pay. 90% of suspects paying shows that the suspects think there is an upside." I don't think it does. We'd have to

"If there wasn't an upside, people wouldn't pay. 90% of suspects paying shows that the suspects think there is an upside." I don't think it does. We'd have to know what information they are given, and what kind of pressure they are put under to decide if it's coercion or not.