The Phantom Perpetrator: False Confessions and the Misidentification Effect

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In this episode, we delve into the phenomenon of misidentification and its role in false confessions. How does the human brain's fallibility in face recognition contribute to the conviction of innocent individuals? We'll explore the psychology behind eyewitness misidentification, its impact on the interrogation process, and the potential solutions to mitigate this issue.

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