Another False Confession Obtained Under Duress

The DNA doesn’t match, the story makes no sense, and another man has already confessed to the crime. Read the entire story here:

Two law professors who study the false-confession phenomenon, Steven Drizin and Richard Leo, claim that police detectives “typically close” an investigation once they obtain any confession, “even if the confession is internally inconsistent, contradicted by external evidence or the result of coercive interrogation.”