Identifying Lies in Disguise

Identifying Lies In Disguise is a law enforcement training manual on how to detect deception in verbal behavior. It is also the name of a verbal-based interviewing and interrogation training technique.

During investigative interviews and interrogations, most untruthful persons (suspects, victims, and witnesses) do not lie to by telling direct lies. They lie indirectly, using subtle forms of verbal evasion, or disguised lies.

When a police officer, detective, or investigator in any field has knowledge of these disguised lies, he or she has a powerful resource to...

Obtain more admissions and confessions from guilty suspects
Effectively determine the credibility of statements from suspects, victims, and witnesses.
Successfully resolve more cases, and...
Bring more criminals to justice!

Identifying Lies In Disguise provides that knowledge and how to use it during interviews and interrogations.

Identifying Lies In Disguise is the only interviewing and interrogation training manual and method to provide law enforcement professionals with exactly what they need to know: real-world, practical knowledge on 16 Categories of specific Evasive Verbal Responses directly linked to lies...regardless of an interviewee's age, sex, race, culture, or language.

Unlike other interviewing and interrogation books, or techniques, Identifying Lies In Disguise does not teach you what lying suspects, victims, or witnesses "tend to say" or "generally say"...it provides you with research-proven hard data on what they actually do say when they lie.

Some of the topics in Identifying Lies In Disguise

How to identify specific lie-related phrases used
consistently by untruthful suspects, victims, and
witnesses, regardless of age, race, sex, culture and
language.

The Tactics and Techniques of Deception
commonly used by all untruthful interviewees.

The 16 Theme Categories of Evasive Verbal
Responses, proven by polygraph research to be
linked to untruthful statements made by suspects,
victims, and witnesses.

How to identify and use suspects' Disguised
Admissions to obtain more admissions and
confessions.

How to identify suspects' Tacit Admissions,
document them, and testify about them in court.

How to determine a Reasonable Probability of
Deception or Truth based on interviewees'
responses to your questions.

How to focus interrogations on deceptive suspects
while eliminating from investigative scrutiny those
who are truthful.

How to apply incisive and effective verbal-based
questioning tactics to get interviewees to provide
more accurate and truthful information.

How to examine written statements from victims,
witnesses, and suspects to determine if they are
providing credible information.

FOR PATROL OFFICERS: How to identify the
Danger Signals of Deception during traffic stop
interviews and field interrogations.