The Fabricated Forensics: Science, Pseudoscience, and False Confessions

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Explore the dark intersection of forensic science and false confessions. We delve into how pseudoscientific methods can lead to self-incrimination, the misuse of forensic evidence in the interrogation room, and the role of cognitive bias in forensic analysis. Join us as we unravel the complex relationship between science, truth, and the human mind.

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