False Confession: How the Police Psychologically Breaks Down Suspects
This documentary investigates false confessions and the interrogation methods, including the controversial Reid Technique, that can lead innocent people to admit to crimes they never committed. It hears from those who spent years untangling wrongful convictions, showing how psychological pressure can override the truth. The film builds its case carefully, weighing evidence rather than reaching for easy drama. A sobering watch for anyone interested in criminal justice, policing, and the limits of interrogation. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.
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