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Telltale Checks To Bank On If A Person Is Telling An Untruth

Telltale Checks To Bank On If A Person Is Telling An Untruth

By Jon Hill

Eyes A wide-eyed innocent look can be a carryover banked from when this person was as a kid and an indication of guilt. Failure to make eye contact and voiding personal eye contact. A very brief glance at the floor or away from you is a giveaway.

Check for tight dilated pupils and a change in pitch for their voice. When a person is lying, they tend to bank their eyes to the right. It is an indication they are tapping into their imagination on the right side of the brain getting ready to make things up. With left-handed people the left side hemisphere of the brain is the imagination side. When you check and notice eyes darting left and right, up and down a few times, that too is an indication of extreme non-comfort and possible lying.

Check off on a notepad to list and bank those characteristics you notice. A history of evidence will imply guilt. Keep these compiled in a notebook journal bank checking for inconsistencies. This is a strong indication that your suspect is indeed guilty.

Check for the fake smile display. A real smile involves the lower jaw dropping, eye muscles and more face muscles. A fake smile generally involves only the mouth muscles. Small micro-expressions flare up in an instant and are very important to note. These are very accurate indications and virtually impossible to conceal.

Reactions To Confrontation Interactions When confronted, a guilty party may take an unnatural pause as they think up an excuse for their behavior. They will likely get defensive. An innocent person when accused usually gets offensive. They many try and fake familiarity by touching, patting on the back or the fake smile routine. Check to see if they are nervous or fidgety, perspiring unnecessarily.

Reactions to Interaction The guilty will get defensive if guilty. Innocent people will usually get offensive Liars tend to turn their head away or face their body away even place objects between you and them ie. Soda cans, bank up books, coffee cups. Check for signs of nervousness, fidgeting and sweating. Liars are usually less cooperative than truth-tellers. If they are suddenly asked, they will PAUSE for a moment or two to make up a story. When asked to repeat their story, a smart liar will usually repeat the story well. A not so aware person will have problem checks remembering what they previously said. They may give a fake familiarity by coming closer to you, touch you and other excessive unnecessary and inappropriate behavior like the forced smile that uses just the muscles around the mouth. Look for submissive behavior like someone making a statement with their palms up indicating they want to be believed. Keep and bank checking these check marks in a notepad for later references.

An Ear Toward Listening For Content and Contextual Clues From Liars Liars are more likely to begin a response with phrases such as: "in all honesty, " , "to be perfectly honest, ." , "to be honest ", "to tell you the truth, " They are banking on selling you this deception. Check for hand gestures to match the rhythm of their speech.

A liar will generally be not willing to backtrack in a story and fill in holes during a conversation since it will, unconsciously feel like they may be caught in a lie and don't want to be caught in an imperfection. A liar will be likely to interject phrases like, "to tell you the truth, ", "to be perfectly honest, ", "to be honest " "in all honesty, " They are unconsciously banking on your buying the deception. Truth fears no questions and liars tend to give one-word or short responses. Again, check your observations and bank checking them in a journal for reference.

Tallying Clues Together Take a look at the whole picture. Does it make sense? Skilled liars will not break a sweat and tell you your investments are healthy as Bernie Madoff reassured his clients. But there is no mutual fund that had consistent quarter after quarter, year after year steady results like Bernies magic wagon. Most people have a good lie detector mechanism and intuitional mechanisms.

If you have the evidence, they probably are lying and it is not just a hunch. Let your suspect talk. The longer he talks, the more rope he/she has to incriminate themselves. Make serious note of their stories and check their later stories for inconsistencies.