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Repressed Memory Syndrome
- Both Eileen Franklin and Frank Fitzpatrick suffer from Repressed Memory Syndrome, where a traumatic event, such as a murder or rape during childhood is blocked out by memory, only to be recalled later in adulthood after something triggers the memory.
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Oct 11, 2021 · The Showtime docuseries “Buried” re-examines the 1969 murder of Susan Nason—which Eileen Franklin claimed was committed by her father George, in a memory she’d long repressed.
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Oct 8, 2021 · After the verdict, the Chicago Tribune declared, “Eileen Franklin Lipsker has become a heroine of the repressed memories movement.” Eileen did a victory lap on the talk-show...
Oct 6, 2021 · The filmmakers behind “Buried” say that the controversial repressed memories of Eileen Franklin, a California woman who claimed she suddenly remembered that her dad murdered her childhood...
Oct 9, 2021 · During George’ Franklin's very high profile trial, Eileen and her sister Janice swore under oath that their dad was a pedophile who sexually abused them both. Eileen also swore that her memories of Nason’s murder were not induced by any hypnosis.
Dec 21, 2022 · Eileen provided numerous details that matched details of the crime scene and, on the basis of her memory, George Franklin was arrested and charged with murder. Eileen testified at Franklin’s trial about her recovered memory.
Dec 25, 1995 · Even moreastonishing, Franklin-Lipsker said she had repressed the memory for two decades, recovering it only after her own daughter neared Susan’s age.
Oct 7, 2021 · In 1990, Eileen Franklin testified that she had witnessed her mother kill her childhood friend, but had repressed the memory for decades. On this evidence, the jury convicted George Franklin of killing 8-year-old Susan Nason, in what became a landmark case.
