“One trick (or variations of it) that has been used with suspects is to arrest them, place the suspect in a situation where the police are in two-groups: one group looks like police, the other group looks like the group the suspect has come from. After the suspect arrives, the group pretending to be arresting group members, overpowers the police contingent and escapes to another setting where another police group pretending to be even more of the suspect’s group, ask him who he is and to explain his credentials. Letting his guard down, the original suspect explains what he is all about, thereby giving them the information they needed in the first place. Variations of this script can be run. English intelligence calls this basic script CACKLEBLADDER because chicken blood is used on the police actors that are overpowered to make them look injured.”
How to trick suspects through a script which the English Intelligence calls Cacklebladder
“One trick (or variations of it) that has been used with suspects is to arrest them, place the suspect in a situation where the police are in two-groups: one group looks like police, the other group looks like the group the suspect has come from. After the suspect arrives, the group pretending to be arresting group members, overpowers the police contingent and escapes to another setting where another police group pretending to be even more of the suspect’s group, ask him who he is and to explain his credentials. Letting his guard down, the original suspect explains what he is all about, thereby giving them the information they needed in the first place. Variations of this script can be run. English intelligence calls this basic script CACKLEBLADDER because chicken blood is used on the police actors that are overpowered to make them look injured.”