The Exoneration of James Blackmon

Join Dr. N for a discussion about James Blackmon and how he spent 30 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. This is a great case study in false confessions and competency.

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The ForenPsych Files

Dr. N explores true crime from a forensic psychology perspective. Learn about the exciting field of forensic psychology and how it informs the legal system from the crime scene to the courtroom. New topics, stories, and terminology every week.

Dr. N dives into the captivating world of forensic psychology in a twist on true crime podcasts. Can you make a murderer? Can we trust expert witnesses? How are false memories made? How likely is it that you would confess to a crime you didn't commit? All these questions and so much more are discussed on the podcast. Weekly episodes will touch on different topics, stories, and empirically-based research that highlight forensic psychology's contribution to true crime and the legal system as a whole.