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https://www.aidwyc.org/say-pleas/
This is a link to an article about people pleading guilty even when innocent and why it happens. This happened in Anthony Hanemaayer's case when he felt he wasn't going to be found innocent because of a false eye witness testimony.

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This is how a sequential photo line up works. It's more reliable for eye witness identification and probably would have stopped Anthony Hanemaayer from being wrongfully convicted

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When lined up like this it causes the witness to chose the one who most looks like the person and let's them compare. The lineup should actually be shown to them one by one. This is one of the mistakes police made in Anthony Hanemaayer's case

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https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-the-eyes-have-it/
This is a link to an article on Scientific American that explains how eye witness testimony work, why it can be inaccurate and how jurors tend to put too much trust into this type of testimony. This relates to Anthony Hanemaayer's case because he was prosecuted passed on false eye witness testimony.

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https://www.aidwyc.org/cases/historical/anthony-hanemaayer/
This is a link to Anthony Hanemaayer's case and why he got convicted. It also outlines what lead to him being wrongfully convicted like, for example, relying too much on eye witness testimony.