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The virtual crime scene: Virtual reality context reinstatement as a means to increase the quality of eyewitness statements.
Purpose: Eyewitness statements often determine the direction and the success of police investigations. However, eyewitnesses’ recollection of events may become inaccurate or even incorrect over time. Moreover, eyewitnesses’ expressed confidence in the quality of their statements tends to be a rather
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