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The Psychology Behind False Confessions

Why would someone admit to a crime they didn’t commit? It sounds impossible — yet it happens more than we realize. This video dives into the disturbing psychology behind false confessions. Under intense pressure, fear, and exhaustion, the human brain goes into survival mode — often prioritizing relief over truth. From deceptive police tactics to cognitive breakdowns, we uncover how innocent people can be coerced into believing — and confessing to — crimes they never committed. We also revisit the shocking 1989 case of the Central Park Five, and how their words became more powerful than the facts. This isn’t just a legal issue — it’s a psychological crisis. 🔍 Explore the dark corners of justice and the fragile line between truth and manipulation. Subscribe for more forensic psychology and criminal mind breakdowns. 🔑 Keywords : false confession psychology, why people confess to crimes, coerced confession, criminal interrogation tactics, central park five case, forensic psychology, psychology under pressure, brain under stress, mental breakdown during interrogation, justice system flaws, crime documentary psychology, wrongful conviction, false memory in crime