In January 1989, Eileen Franklin suddenly recalled being 8 years old and witnessing the rape and murder of her best friend, Susan Nason. She also remembered the identity of the killer -- her own father, George Franklin. The ensuing trial was the first criminal case based on a repressed memory, and it raised questions and issues that continue to challenge the reliability of memory and criminal testimony to this day. Eileen's memories were terrifying beyond imagining -- but were they true beyond a reasonable doubt?
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