I have seen court filings where investigators misinterpreted things people have said in an interview, then weeks later accused them of lying and filed charges o

I have seen court filings where investigators misinterpreted things people have said in an interview, then weeks later accused them of lying and filed charges of obstruction. Imagine it: You agree to an interview because you are a witness to a crime, tell 100% the truth, but then they take notes, misinterpret their own notes (either intentionally or due to incompetence), and then charge you with lying/obstruction. I've seen it happen to completely innocent people. Sadly, the best advice is not to talk to investigators.