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At the start of Noesner's career hostage negotiation is a new discipline, and he
and his colleagues receive a great deal of on the job training. He quickly
realizes that in every hostage crises there are at least two entities to be
managed: the hostage taker and his law enforcement colleagues. It's often the
latter that proves the greater challenge. Law enforcement officers are used to
having their orders followed and don't like being made to wait. They tend toward
the "action imperative"--going in with guns blazing, and view Noesner and his
fellow negotiators with thinly veiled contempt. But as Noesner learns early, the
slow, patient negotiation is much more likely to save the lives of hostages and
other officers. It's only after several high profile failures, including the debacles
at Waco and Ruby Ridge, that the negotiators gain the upper hand.
Stalling for Time covers many of the most famous hijackings, sieges, and
hostage incidents of the last several decades, including Waco, the Montana
Freeman, the Republic of Texas, the Talladega and Lucasville Prison Riots,
and the Washington D.C. sniper case. With great novelistic flair and
minute-by-minute detail, Noesner delivers a true crime read of the first order,
as well as a primer for anyone looking to learn the art of successful negotiation.
| BY GARY NOESNER FBI RETIRED AND LONG TIME FRIEND OF WSHNA PRE-ORDER BY CLICKING BOOK GARYNOESNER.COM |
