Could You “Remember” a Crime You Didn’t Commit?
Yes, you could. It’s a strange phenomenon in humans that they will erroneously “remember” events, or create memories from whole cloth, and, at times, even confess to things they did not do.
Here is an excellent article in The New Yorker written by investigative journalist Douglas Starr.
Doug was our guest on Crime and Science Radio and his interview was fascinating and insightful.
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