Law and Order?
I was referring to something a little more realistic, something along the lines of a news program like 60 Minutes or The Fifth Estate (Canadian).
As for calling from the Police station I did not dismiss that. The fact is I specifically mentioned that by writing, "From my understanding detectives take note of a person’s demeanor when questioning them. Perhaps they felt her “reaction” was not appropriate."
Look at the conversation.
Victim: "You do realize that … it's rape."
Suspect: "Yeah, I do."
Victim: "Like in a number of different ways, because I didn't want to do it and because I was intoxicated and because I was afraid."
Suspect: "Yes I do. I know."
It sounds like a casual conversation. Detached from emotion. The Police probably wanted to hear what she would say and how she would react. Maybe when she filed the complaint they noticed a lack of anger or fear?
The Police frequently use clues such as listening to a 911 call. Remember the guy who claimed the gas pedal was stuck on the car he was driving? The Police use those calls to interpret the person's level of anxiety, panic, anger, fear, etc.
The point is the transcript of the call sounds like it lacks emotion and that probably had a lot to do with the detectives dismissing the case.
As I said before I'm not an expert, however, my understanding is rape is a traumatic event and that conversation does not sound like that of a traumatized person. Does it to you?