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Hey, have you seen the latest true crime documentary on Netflix? It’s called “The Confession Tapes” and it’s so good! It follows a series of cases where people have given false confessions to crimes they didn’t commit. It’s so fascinating to see how easily someone can be manipulated into confessing to something they didn’t do.

One of the cases in the documentary involves a man named Atif Rafay who confessed to murdering his family, but later recanted his confession and claimed he was coerced by the police. It’s a really eye-opening look at how interrogation techniques can lead to false confessions.

Another case that really stood out to me was the story of Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay, two friends who were convicted of murdering Rafay’s family. The evidence against them was circumstantial at best, and it’s shocking to see how their case played out in court.

Overall, “The Confession Tapes” is a gripping look at the criminal justice system and how easily things can go wrong when it comes to securing convictions. It’s a must-watch for any true crime fan!

Have you seen the documentary yet? Let me know what you think in the comments below!

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