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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2020 · 33 MIN

Remembering The False Memory Syndrome Foundation

from Roberta Glass True Crime Report · host Roberta Glass

The Innocence Movement took a hit when the False Memory Syndrome Foundation announced they were closing their doors on 12/31/19. In this episode, I look back on the FMSF and a few of the cases they championed as wrongful convictions. Correction- Journalist Dorothy Rabinowitz is incorrectly identified as Debbie Rabinowitz in this episode. This episode is dedicated to Ross CheitProduction by Ati Abdo MacDonald

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The Innocence Movement took a hit when the False Memory Syndrome Foundation announced they were closing their doors on 12/31/19. In this episode, I look back on the FMSF and a few of the cases they championed as wrongful convictions. Correction- Journalist Dorothy Rabinowitz is incorrectly identified as Debbie Rabinowitz in this episode. This episode is dedicated to Ross CheitProduction by Ati Abdo MacDonald

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The Innocence Movement took a hit when the False Memory Syndrome Foundation announced they were closing their doors on 12/31/19. In this episode, I look back on the FMSF and a few of the cases they championed as wrongful convictions. Correction-...

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