When we think about interrogation, many imagine pressure tactics or intimidation. But the story of Eric Maddox, interrogator and intelligence specialist, proves that the most powerful tool in uncovering truth is not force it’s empathy.

Eric Maddox is widely recognized for his extraordinary role in the capture of Saddam Hussein. Unlike traditional methods, he introduced a revolutionary approach that relied on building trust, understanding human behavior, and practicing deep listening. Instead of confrontation, he created connections, showing the world that respect and patience could achieve what coercion never could.