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Texas banned hypnosis in criminal cases but a man on death row says it helped convict him
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May 19, 2026
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8:12Now PlayingCharles Flores sits on death row in Texas, convicted with the help of testimony from a witness that had been hypnotized in the days after her murder. Since then, Texas banned hypnosis in criminal investigations. Flores tells NBC News’ Dan Slepian he’s innocent.
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