Oh yeah. They're allowed to say pretty much anything they want. One basic interrogation technique involves lying to you about what you're suspected of. The int

Oh yeah. They're allowed to say pretty much anything they want. One basic interrogation technique involves lying to you about what you're suspected of. The interrogator might accuse you of something they KNOW you didn't do. He then notes your reaction.... typically you will be outraged and confused. Later when he accuses you of other crimes, he studies your reaction and compares it to the earlier reaction. He already knows what you look like when you truthfully deny a crime. Is your denial different this time? Yes? Then that gives him a hint that his current accusation might be accurate.