Relieved that a recent stabbing was, in fact, an event staged to test their memories, ten volunteers agree to undergo a second nightmare - an armed robbery during which one of them is abducted. This program records the assault and its scientific ramifications. Thanks to tiny eye-tracking cameras, experts can determine exactly what each test subject focused on when confronted by the shockingly convincing assailants. Even so, a subsequent police lineup and experiments with facial-recognition technology can’t prevent two innocent men from being wrongly identified. Detectives must complete elaborate cross-referencing procedures to compensate for faulty witness memories. Produced by the Open University.

Films Media Group

Witnesses--Psychology, Eyewitness identification--Psychological aspects, Criminals--Identification, Recollection (Psychology), Mistaken identity, Forensic psychology

Eyewitness: memory in criminal investigation

Leonard, Peter (Director), Ingram, Esther (Producer), Glenister, Philip (Narrator), Smart, Andy (Performer), Benison, Shelly (Performer), Folan-Deasy, Mark (Performer), British Broadcasting Corporation (Producer), Open University (Producer), Films for the Humanities & Sciences (Firm) (Distributor)

00:58:51 (HH:MM:SS)

English

Higher education

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