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   Why would a person confess to a crime they didn't commit?

   • It is clear there are many reasons why someone would confess to a crime they didn’t commit, whether it be due to the intense and coercive nature of interrogations, psychological vulnerabilities that cause a susceptibility to such a pressurised environment or a lack of transparency surrounding the evidence against the accused.

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   Would you ever confess to something you didn't do?

   • It is clear from The Confession Tapes that while so many automatically think that ‘I would never confess to something I didn’t do’, it really could happen to anyone, and justice may never be served for those convicted due to confessions they felt they had no choice but to make.

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   What is Netflix's 'the Confession Killer' about?

   • The Confession Killer, which joins Netflix’s robust arsenal of true-crime stories on Dec. 6, is yet another examination of the hazardous effects of police misconduct. Lucas’ story is a testament to the disaster that can follow when police seek easy answers, in this case taking the claims of a conman as a quick way out of stalled detective work.

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   Why do innocent people confess?

   • Three main reasons why innocent people confess – custodial and interrogative pressure, psychological vulnerability and lack of transparency surrounding evidence. Custodial and Interrogative Pressure There are many safeguards in place within both the US and UK to prevent the police from abusing their power in an interview scenario.

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   Does EBJL have a false confession wiki?

   • The EBJL Registry contains a false confession ‘wiki’ devoted to discussing the situations in which innocent defendants may confess to crimes they have not committed, and the research that can help inform assessments of whether a confession may be false.

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   Is a false confession 'oppression'?

   • There may be somewhat of a stigma around a more emotionally manipulated false confession, as whether it is strictly prohibited under PACE as ‘oppression’ or is simply in bad spirit is a difficult distinction to draw, but The Confession Tapes really draws attention to the power of emotional manipulation and the desperation and damage it can cause.

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2. time.com › 5745028The Story Behind the Netflix Series 'The Confession Killer ...

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   H enry Lee Lucas was a notorious self-proclaimed serial killer who confessed to committing as many as 600 murders. But as detailed by the new Netflix documentary series The Confession...

3. www.bbc.com › news › uk-scotland-41108765Locked up for life for crimes they didn't commit - BBC

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   Sep 10, 2017 · At the age of 19, Glasgow-born Robert Brown was found guilty of a murder he didn't commit. He was arrested in Manchester in 1977 and charged with killing 51-year-old Annie Walsh. Brown had...

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   1 day ago · Erik, meanwhile, blames himself for confessing the killings to his therapist Jerome Oziel—the decision that led to their arrest: “Every aspect of this tragedy is my fault,” Erik says. “I ...

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6. inews.co.uk › culture › televisionMatias Reyes: what happened to man who really committed ...

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   Aug 4, 2019 · Despite there being no DNA to match them to the crime, and the five men being pressured and beaten into “confessions”, the Central Park Five, as they became to be known, were convicted in...

7. people.com › crime › texas-confession-killerTexas 'Confession Killer' Admitted to Murder of 600 People ...

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   Nov 18, 2019 · Famed serial killer Henry Lee Lucas shocked the world in the 1980s when he confessed to murdering as many as 600 people, snuffing out their lives in every way imaginable, he claimed.

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8. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dietrich_BonhoefferDietrich Bonhoeffer - Wikipedia

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   Sympathetic guards helped smuggle his letters out of prison to Eberhard Bethge and others, and these uncensored letters were posthumously published in Letters and Papers from Prison. One of those guards, a corporal named Knobloch, even offered to help him escape from the prison and "disappear" with him, and plans were made for that end but ...

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   Although Woodall pleaded not guilty and still maintains that he was coerced into confessing, he remains imprisoned in Georgia for a crime he claims he did not commit, largely due to the confession he made after 10 hours of intensive, suggestive, leading questioning without a lawyer.