
The ForenPsych Files
True Crime
Dr. N dives into the captivating world of forensic psychology in a twist on true crime podcasts. Can you make a murderer? Can we trust expert witnesses? How are false memories made? How likely is it that you would confess to a crime you didn't commit?...
Location:
United States
Description:
Dr. N dives into the captivating world of forensic psychology in a twist on true crime podcasts. Can you make a murderer? Can we trust expert witnesses? How are false memories made? How likely is it that you would confess to a crime you didn't commit? All these questions and so much more are discussed on the podcast. Weekly episodes will touch on different topics, stories, and empirically-based research that highlight forensic psychology's contribution to true crime and the legal system as a whole.
Language:
English
Memories of Murder: The Hwaseong Strangler
Duration:01:25:37
Colleen Stan and Cameron Hooker
Duration:00:18:14
Daryl Atkins, Intellectual Disabilities, and the Death Penalty
Duration:00:16:17
The Exoneration of James Blackmon
Duration:00:10:50
The Mathis Family Murders
Duration:00:09:22
The Unsolved Murder of Betty Gail Brown
Duration:00:09:22
The Iceman: Richard Kuklinski
Duration:00:16:17
The Murder of Angie Dodge
Duration:00:21:29
Casey Anthony
Duration:00:14:27
Multiple Personality/Dissociative Identity Disorder Defense
Duration:00:10:51
Garbage In, Garbage Out
Duration:00:16:54
The Prosecutor's Fallacy
Duration:00:23:24
Police Violence and Understanding Murder Charges
Duration:00:23:24
Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy
Duration:00:25:10
Repressed Memories
Duration:00:41:01
Jury Attributes
Duration:00:16:54
Criminal Responsibility and "Insanity"
Duration:00:09:58
Competency
Duration:00:16:54
False Confessions
Duration:00:19:00
Eyewitness Testimony
Duration:00:24:19