Join host Ava Grey as she dismantles the dangerous myth of eyewitness reliability, exposing how memory distorts under pressure and flawed lineup procedures imprison the innocent. Through cutting-edge science and real cases, discover why the confident witness on the stand may be the least trustworthy person in the courtroom.

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Host Ava Grey examines how flawed police lineup procedures contaminate eyewitness memory and fuel wrongful convictions. From biased lineup construction to non-blind administrators, this episode dissects the systemic failures behind the Innocence Project's finding that 80% of misidentification cases involve suggestive practices we've known how to fix for decades.

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AI host Ava Grey examines how eyewitness confidence is dangerously unreliable in criminal trials, contributing to 69% of DNA exonerations. She explores neuroscience research showing memory contamination, stress-induced perceptual degradation, and post-identification feedback that inflates certainty while reducing accuracy. Despite established science, judges average only 55% understanding of eyewitness identification issues, perpetuating wrongful convictions.

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Host Ava Grey examines the 69% problem: eyewitness misidentification contributed to 252 of 367 DNA exonerations. She explores why memory fails under stress, how suggestive police procedures manufacture errors, and why courts resist scientific reforms that could prevent wrongful convictions—leaving innocent people imprisoned while actual perpetrators remain free.

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