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False Memory Syndrome

The Ingram False Memory Case

Paul Ingram was released from prison on April 8, 2003. After being released, Paul passed a polygraph test.

External links on the Ingram case:

The Ingram Organization
"The "Paul Ingram" Ritual Abuse Case, in Olympia, WA" by Ontario Consultants on Religious Tolerance

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The Prosecution of a False Memory

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Inmate makes a last bid to clear his name

Marla Williams and Susan Gilmore

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Paul Ingram sidebar

Richard J. Ofshe

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FMS in the US and the UK ( 7 items )
FMS in Australia (and the US) ( 3 items )
Multiple Personality Disorder ( 1 items )

External links on Multiple Personality Disorder:
- Dissociative identity disorder by Wikipeadia
- Multiple Personalities and Satanic Cults by Mark Pendergrast
- multiple personality disorder [dissociative identity disorder] by The Skeptics Dictionary
- The Persistence of Folly: A Critical Examination of Dissociative Identity Disorder. Part I. The Excesses of an Improbable Concept by August Piper & Harold Merskey
- The Persistence of Folly: Critical Examination of Dissociative Identity Disorder. Part II. The Defence and Decline of Multiple Personality or Dissociative Identity Disorder by August Piper & Harold Merskey
- The Grade-Five Syndrome: Are You A Grade Five Personality? by Jon Trott
Book reviews ( 2 items )
The Houston Case ( 9 items )
This section deals with cases against Spring Shadows Glen Hospital and Chicago's Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center.
Accused staff members include administrator George Jerry Mueck; psychologist Judith Peterson; psychiatrists Richard Seward and Gloria Keraga; and therapist Sylvia Davis from Spring Shadows Glen Hospital, and psychiatrist Bennett G. Braun from Chicago's Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center.
External links on Spring Shadows Glen Hospital and Chicago's Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center:
Other FMS cases ( 1 items )

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