Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Tony Abbott has historically used the word 'umm' between his sentences, body language expert Michael Kelly comments


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Thursday, August 15, 2013

Patti Wood on Morning Express: The tongue thrust & 5 other ways to spot a liar


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Wednesday, August 7, 2013

Truth Sleuth's Statement Analysis - What People Say and Don't Say in Language



http://www.truthsleuth.com/
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Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Body Language Expert Observes Gouker on Stand

In defiant, obscene and sometimes startling testimony Monday, convicted murderer Joshua Gouker testified that he killed his 14-year-old stepson on May 11, 2011, by beating him to death with a pipe, saying “it just felt right.”


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Wednesday, July 31, 2013

Emotional Mojo Interview with Dr. Paul Ekman


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Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Science of People's Vanessa Van Edwards Talks About Lying



The Science of People works with companies, brands and individuals on how to use body language, nonverbal communication and human lie detection to be more successful. We take the most interesting research about people–relationships, human behavior and personal development and put it into easy to understand, accessible articles and workshops. - See more at: http://www.scienceofpeople.org.
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Tuesday, May 14, 2013

Body Language Expert Blanca Cobb Analyzes Elisa Baker


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Monday, May 13, 2013

CNN Exclusive: Castro Brothers Speak



Pedro and Onil, who have received death threats since their arrest, spoke to CNN because they "want the world to know" they had no idea their brother was keeping the women captive in his Cleveland home all those years.

Did they know?

No. they speak freely and show true emotions.

The brother in the white shirt shows the micro expression of disgust when speaking about his brother and crimes.

"...to the lastest extent..."
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Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Jury consultant and body language expert Susan Constantine Talks about Jodi Arias at Trial


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Thursday, May 2, 2013

Vrij's Guideline to Catching Liars: Observational Guidelines


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Better Interviewers are Better Investigators


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Wednesday, May 1, 2013

BLE David Givens Analyzing Amanda Knox's Body Language


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Kate Middleton wrapped her baby bump protectively with her arms.


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Tuesday, April 30, 2013


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Thursday, April 25, 2013

Body Language Expert Janine Driver on The Today Show, talks about Good Impressions


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Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Vanessa Van Edwards Talks Lying


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Monday, April 22, 2013

Statement Analysis and Arson Investigations


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Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Boston Marathon Bombing Early Profile


Update: I got it wrong.  The bombers turn out to be a new breed of bombers to the United States.  They fit more to a profile of the London transport bombers.  I thought it was more along the lines of a Timothy McVeigh. Some things that make these two bombers different is their ability to cause so much turmoil with so little knowledge.  In fact the older brother had just enough knowledge to be dangerous.  Knowledge of a pressure cooker bomb, but placing it so the lid is in an upright position...  no plan for the aftermath... turning it into a crime spree when the police were getting close...


Because of strong interest in this area I will post a few thoughts that are only my thoughts based on my skills and experience in this area.

He acted alone.  He used a timer on the two bombs, and set the timers at the same time a very short distance from the blast areas, likely in a port-a-potty.  He could have been seen carrying only one nondescript bag, within the bag there would have been another smaller bag, each bags carrying one of the bombs- the smaller bag left at the first blast site. He likely was carrying a water bottle in one hand, and the bag was likely filled with another water bottle and a few tee shirts to pad the contents.  He was wearing a t-shirt  that contained some words on it, that most people would not take the time to read but if you read it, it would be cynical or offensive.  He was still carrying the water bottle after leaving the second bomb.  When the first bomb went off he would have been walking away, he would turn around  to see the smoke, then turn and continue walking away from the blast sites. He would have been no further away than 500 yards from the second blast site. His exiting the area had been planned, and he used public transportation to leave the area and would have been out of the area within 5 minutes of the first blast.

The bomber was a lone wolf who served in the military in conflict zones, he had left the military between 2-1 years ago.  His unit experienced loss of life and serious injuries as a result of roadside bombs. He would have some resentment to the government and especially politicians  He would be between 25-31 male, still keeping his hair short.  He grew up outside of Boston, in an area close to Boston, but considered rural in many ways.  He does not currently have a job, but has had several since leaving the service, and would go weeks and month between jobs. He is likely living with friends or extended family.  He is not well educated (beyond earning high school diploma and taking several specialized trainings which he volunteered for in the military), and if he attended anything beyond high school it was likely at a community or for-profit college.   His friends and family would best be described as good working-class people.

He DID NOT want to cause as much loss of life as possible, by choosing the location he did.  Had he wanted that he would have set the bombs near the starting line where people are runners are more dense.  He wanted normal Americans (like he was before his deployment) to feel like he now does.  He is mentally unstable to the extent he never feels he will be normal again.  He suffers PTSD  and feels people do not understand what it is like to be in Afghanistan or him.  He feels disenfranchised with America and its people.

He had no immediate plans of another attack, but if he is not caught in the next 3-4 months he will again plan another attack as he once again feels alone and misunderstood..  The devices will be the same but the location and situation will be different.

To those around him, he will appear different since the bombs went off.  He will be more energized and engaging.  He will endlessly talk about the bombings with all those he knows.  He will be glued to coverage, and out of character will even read several newspapers about the bombings.  His appetite will have returned.  He will comment on the law enforcement actions, and his comments if analyzed, will be given as him as the expert in such things and be unfavorable to law enforcement.  He will not talk about the victims, in his mind they all were collateral damage. Within two weeks (if not caught) he will slowly begin to return to his "normal self" before the bombings.  As time goes on, he will be more agitated as he realizes nothing has really changed.

If a sketch or picture (no matter how blurry) is released  he will begin changing his appearance.  Likely will let facial hair grow out.  Get a short hair cut, in stick square military fashion.

There are only two ways he will be caught.  One someone close to him will suspect him because his change in behavior and will contact authorities. Evidence from the area and/or pictures and video will surface. For this reason it is very important for those with video and picture within 500 feet of the blast area especially in the direction away from the blast sites be turned over to police- You may think you were too far away from the actual blast site for what you have to be important, but your were not, it is important for pictures and video be turn over to the police.


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Thursday, March 28, 2013

Investigative Statement Analysis and Multiple Suspects


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Tuesday, March 26, 2013

You Can Smell Emotion!



So a researcher at Utrecht University, Gun Semin had male students watch one of two movies.  One scary and one disgusting and then collected sweat samples.  The samples were exposed to females who then  produced either a fearful or a disgust expression.

Read more about this in Layman's terms at, http://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerdooley/2012/11/08/people-can-smell-emotions/

Or from the Journal, http://pss.sagepub.com/content/early/2012/09/27/0956797612445317.abstract
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013

Oregon Law Professor Educates Students by Shoving Them, Stealing Their Phone



Notice the aggressiveness in the gestures and personal space issues here. He was "let go."

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Monday, March 18, 2013

Statement Analysis During Interviews and Interrogations


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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Watch Facial Expressions When Ordinary People Stumble on a Murder Taking Place

What would you do if you stumbled upon on a murder in progress? American filmmakers rigged an elevator with a camera and staged a murder to find out.

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Friday, March 8, 2013

Ed Schultz Uses Bill O’Reilly’s Body Language Expert, Tonya Reiman Against Him


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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Manti Te'o Combine Press Conference



So it is supposed to be about the football.  I see more duper's delight in Manti than in any other person that is the subject of a media frenzy.  I never see the emotion of embarrassment which is the emotion he used to describe the situation.

He makes several "Ironic Statements" and actually all out admits that he has learned to be more honest and admits there are several things he would have done differently.

He is a great subject to study facial expressions, he shows so much with every statement.◦
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Monday, February 25, 2013

Janine on Dr. Drew: Body Language of Jody Arias


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Sunday, February 24, 2013

Body language experts calls Arias 'defiant,' 'impolite'


Now that she's under cross examination, we're seeing a different side of accused murderer Jodi Arias, says a Valley body language expert.
"It was a totally different body language," Renate Mousseux told 3TV's Javier Soto Friday morning. 


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Sunday, January 6, 2013

Ekman Speaks about Obama's Emotions


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