Talk about cross exam-nesia. #13thjuror #karenread #truecrime | Forensic Files

it's kind of wild to me and maybe I just don't have these kind of loyalties in my
own life but it is kind of wild to me that if it was this accident or whatever the amount of people that they've gotten
to to be in to to not change their story to like to delete their phone records and and say they don't remember things
is early on I used to I used to joke when the trials were starting I was like oh I can easily tell if you're a
prosecution witness or like or if the prosecution is asking you questions or the defense because m detail you can
remember when the prosecution is up there questioning their Witnesses and like if the defense is asking you
questions you can't recall anyia it's cross exam nesia yeah cram is you yeah yeah that's what we call it
it's h when you get up there and all of a sudden on Cross examination you can't remember anything you have amnesia
that's cross ex amesia yeah

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Brief Summary

Witness testimonies reveal memory issues during trials, highlighting cross-examination amnesia.

Key points

Cross Examination Amnesia. Witnesses often forget details during cross-examination, leading to doubts about their credibility.

Episode quotes

It's kind of wild to me.

WatchJul 9, 2024

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