Internalised false confession
A false confession in which the suspect comes genuinely to believe they committed the crime, typically as a result of extreme fatigue, false evidence presentations, or memory manipulation during prolonged interrogation.
A false confession in which the suspect comes genuinely to believe they committed the crime, typically as a result of extreme fatigue, false evidence presentations, or memory manipulation during prolonged interrogation.
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