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A city statement said police detectives had reason to believe Thomas Perez Jr. had killed his father and that they did not engage in unlawful activity.

A city statement said police detectives had reason to believe Thomas Perez Jr. had killed his father and that they did not engage in unlawful activity.

A city statement said police detectives had reason to believe Thomas Perez Jr. had killed his father and that they did not engage in unlawful activity.

A city statement said police detectives had reason to believe Thomas Perez Jr. had killed his father and that they did not engage in unlawful activity.

A city statement said Fontan police detectives had reason to believe Thomas Perez Jr. had killed his father and that they did not engage in unlawful activity to gaining a false confession.

This horrifying case might change the way you view interrogations and confessions forever... Back in 2018, Thomas Perez Jr. of California contacted

A judge determined that cops' behavior could be considered 'unconstitutional psychological torture.'

California has agreed to pay Thomas Perez Jr. $900,000 following a lawsuit that revealed severe misconduct by police officers during his 17-hour

Detectives grilled Thomas Perez Jr. for 17 hours, deprived him of medications and threatened to have his dog killed if he didn't confess to killing his father, who was actually alive.

Detectives grilled Thomas Perez Jr. for 17 hours, deprived him of medications and threatened to have his dog killed if he didn't confess to killing his father, who was actually alive.