It Has to Be True

James Correll works as an assistant sales manager for an electronics company. On his way to Chicago, two highway cops pull him over, search him, and bring him to the police station. The police say he killed a woman he doesn't even know - they found his clothes and gun in her room. Correll says he didn't do it, but a police psychiatrist tells such a believable story about how Correll was involved that he begins to think he really did commit the murder.

While driving to Chicago, James Correll, assistant sales manager of an electronics company, is stopped by two highway patrolmen, searched, and taken to police headquarters. There he is accused of having murdered a woman he has never even met; his clothes and gun were found in her room. He swears he's innocent, but a police psychiatrist puts together so plausible a story of Correll's "involvement" that he starts believing he did commit the crime.

While driving to Chicago, James Correll, assistant sales manager of an electronics company, is stopped by two highway patrolmen, searched, and taken to police headquarters. There he is accused of having murdered a woman he has never even met; his clothes and gun were found in her room. He swears he’s innocent, but a police psychiatrist puts together so plausible a story of Correll’s “involvement” that he starts believing he did commit the crime.