Throughout the year, suspects have rightfully convicted many criminals, but have you ever thought that some of the witnesses might misunderstand the identity of the perpetrators . I have heard of a few criminal investigations in which the wrong person was incarcerated for many years due to the witness's photo identification of the "suspects" in a lineup. When I saw this topic in the FBI archived articles, I knew I had to read it. I know the percentage of legitimately convicted criminals is high, but there is still room for error. I knew quite a bit about this subject before reading the article and that's why I became interested in it. When an eyewitness is present in a criminal investigation, they are asked to identify the suspect. Witnesses are asked for a description of the attacker, then officers create a lineup based on the description with the closest “suspects.” Identifying a suspect is very detrimental to a criminal investigation. This can be very helpful in a criminal investigation if a suspect is identified, and no other signs...