Interesting and well done. It does make you you wonder, why confess? People do confess falsely. That's been proven.

I remember one case, where a dad claimed his daughter was kidnapped from home. He had left her sleeping on the couch and when he got up she was gone. Her body was found face down in the shallow waters of a nearby creek.

He confessed to having hit her accidentally with a door. She had been behind it and he had slammed the door. Panicking, he took her to the creek.

He didn't do it.

A sociopath saw swings in the backyard, knew kids lived there, entered the house through an unlocked door and carried her off.

He confessed.

Why did the dad "confess"?

He felt remorse that he hasn't protected his little girl.

So it happens. The cops are genius at manipulation, but so are the kind of people who commit crimes.

Who to believe? Go with the science. Follow the forensics. Sometimes, the police don't do that. Sometimes they do. In the case of the Dad, they did.

Remember the science when you watch this. Not the looks of the accused, their age, their background, intelligence, wealth or lack thereof, your bias, your gut etc.

Go with the science.

And then decide.