Confessions and Consequences
A gripping case from the 1970s reveals the complexities of false confessions, as a 17-year-old grapples with the aftermath of finding his mother murdered. Despite his innocence, he is manipulated into believing he failed a lie detector test, leading him to question his own memory and reality. The episode highlights the psychological pressures of interrogation and the troubling reliance on polygraphs as definitive evidence.In this clip
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