You likely know the word Waco, but what do you think when I say the name Gary Noesner? Well, Gary was there during Waco and many other incidents throughout his decades long career in the FBI.
Today on the Crisis Cop podcast you're going to learn more about Gary Noesner.
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Timestamps for This Episode of The Crisis Cop Podcast:
00:00 FBI Negotiator's Extensive 30-Year Career
03:15 Origins of FBI Negotiation Training
08:26 "Lessons from Hostage Negotiations"
10:32 "Waco: Negotiation Success and Challenges"
13:34 "Conflicting Strategies in Negotiations"
17:37 "Tragedy and Blame on Koresh"
21:15 Development of the HOBAS Data System
28:04 Team Collaboration Enhances Negotiation Success
33:18 "Former FBI Agent Shares Story"
34:11 "Journey of Writing and Editing"
40:04 Formation of National Negotiation Collective
42:03 Guidelines for Viable Negotiation Programs
46:07 July 4th, Beeper, and Crisis
50:25 "Empathy and Connection in Negotiation"
52:32 "Expert Insights on Negotiation Strategies"
55:05 Advocating for Negotiation-Driven Solutions
58:10 "Reflecting on Negotiations and Saving Lives"
Questions Answered Inside This Episode of Cops and Robbers Talk:
Gary Noesner - Crisis Negotiator describes “stalling for time” as a core negotiation strategy. What are the potential advantages and disadvantages of this approach in high-stakes crisis situations?
The episode covers some common misconceptions about the Waco incident. Based on Gary Noesner - Crisis Negotiator's perspective, how do media narratives shape public understanding of law enforcement actions during major crises?
Negotiations are often described as a team effort, contrary to Hollywood portrayals of lone negotiators. What are the key roles on a negotiation team, and how do they contribute to successful outcomes?
Gary Noesner - Crisis Negotiator emphasizes the importance of “active listening” skills. Why do you think active listening became such a transformative practice in crisis negotiation, and can you think of examples outside law enforcement where these skills are essential?
The episode discusses how organizational leadership can sometimes be at odds with negotiation teams during incidents like Waco. What are some strategies negotiators can use to gain and maintain the trust of incident commanders?
Reflecting on the aftermath of Waco, what lessons were learned that changed FBI and police procedures in crisis negotiations going forward? Are these changes still relevant today?
The HOBA system was developed to gather statistics on negotiation situations. How can data collection and analysis improve future crisis negotiation tactics and outcomes?
Gary Noesner - Crisis Negotiator argues that “negotiations never fail.” Do you