False Memory Syndrome refers to a condition where a person recalls memories of events that did not actually occur or remembers them differently from how they happened. These distorted memories can arise from various factors, including suggestion, misinformation, or the influence of therapy. This phenomenon can have significant implications, especially in legal contexts, where inaccurate recollections can affect testimonies. It highlights the complexities of human memory and the potential for our minds to create vivid but untrue recollections, raising questions about the reliability of memory in situations involving trauma or psychotherapy.