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Airdate: 3/08/2009 There should be no better witness to a crime than an eyewitness, but in this report, Lesley Stahl shows how eyewitness memory can be faulty. She tells the story of Jennifer Thompson, who in 1984 picked Ronald Cotton out of a lineup, certain he had raped her. Cotton served 11 years in prison before DNA set him free. It turns out, our memory is more fragile and malleable than we think.
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An amazing story! A horrible crime, a smart and sympathetic victim, but our justice system is flawed. An innocent man went to prison for years until the real criminal was found. I was surprised, moved and fascinated by this 2 part 60 Minutes story. One of their best.
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This is a good review of memory distortion and false memories. The stories of false convictions due to memory distortion are real and grab your attention.
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This is an excellent teaching tool for my psychology courses to show examples of how what you see is not always what is real. I highly suguest others view this segment as well.
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