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Message: [QUOTE="JOC44, post: 87816, member: 613"] I understand that, and it doesn't change my point. It's still Mickey Mouse to interview two of the three witnesses together, even if you have interviewed them individually before. If you still have a need for information from them, such that you are interviewing them a second time, you shouldn't be doing it together. I've done a number of internal investigations for clients, and you simply don't interview the witnesses together. When you do that, you (1) only learn what each is willing to say in front of the other, and (2) give them the opportunity to "get their story straight." If your view is that if you interview witnesses separately once, then you're good to interview them together the rest of the way, well we'll just have to agree to disagree. [/QUOTE]