Victim Blaming and Confirmation Bias: Analysis of the Netflix Special American Tragedy

Rosanne and Dr. Jill Brummet, forensic nurse discuss the Netflix special American Tragedy. They discuss how victim blaming and confirmation bias and how it prevents officers from solving cases.

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