Moran Katz

Moran Katz is a BSc psychology student at UvA. Before coming to Amsterdam, Moran had lived in Poland, Israel and France. During her time in Israel, she served in the Israeli Armed Forces for three years as an intelligence soldier and later on as a commander of an intelligence course. Her experiences in the countries she lived in and in the army have taught her that in the end, it is all about people, which is why she studies psychology – to try to understand the many complexities of the human mind and connections with meaningful others. Aside from that, she loves exercising at the gym, reading and eating good food (which Amsterdam has a lot of).

The (Un)Reliability of Memory

Written by Moran Katz Illustration by Marlon Schotel Ronald Cotton was convicted of two counts of rape and two counts of burglary in the winter of 1987.1 The jury believed it was unarguably him. The evidence was so compelling that he was sentenced to life in prison plus 54 years. Police accounts show that one…

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