Join Stephen Singer for a deep dive into the complexities of criminal justice in this 4-part series. Explore the controversial use of repressed memories in investigations, the psychology behind false confessions, and the historical evolution of the insanity defense. Delve into the chilling trial of the Son of Sam and uncover the madness behind the infamous murders. Each session offers eye-opening insights into the legal system’s most fascinating and perplexing cases, revealing how justice is shaped by the interplay of law, psychology, and society.

4 Sessions:

1.   Repressed Memory in Criminal Cases: Examine the controversial role of repressed memories in criminal investigations, uncovering how these elusive recollections can impact legal outcomes.

2. False Confessions: Investigate the psychology and circumstances behind false confessions, understanding why innocent individuals may admit to crimes they did not commit

3. The History of the Insanity Defense: Trace the evolution of the insanity defense, from its historical roots to its current applications in courtrooms, and explore its implications for justice

4. Son of Sam on Trial: Unmasking the Madness Behind the Murders