Researcher, Tamar Lewin in her article “Above Expectation: A Child As Witness” argues that child witnesses are unreliable for information and can’t tell fact from fiction. She supports her claim by first writing about Sarah Ahn story of a child leading police to arrest a murder with the child giving accurate descriptions, then provide dialogue of interviews with professors about this case, then gave examples of child witnesses in history, and finally provide descriptions of Daycare abuse cases from the 1980s proving children can’t tell the difference between truth or fiction. Lewin’s purpose is to inform the reader about reliability of child witnesses in order to give a larger picture of a frequently asked question of “Can we use children
