Dr. Rebecca Wilcoxon

When I was younger, my uncle Peter, he worked for ASIO.

And he was this really cool guy that spoke multiple languages and looked like a spy.

I think that's why I got really interested in forensics.

And then it takes a turn.

And I once, many years ago, was in a relationship with someone who really lied a lot.

So I...

I think that played into it because I once figured out a way to tell if he was lying and it worked for quite a bit.

So, yeah, he used to lie for just reasons unknown.

He was just one of these people that lied a fair bit.

Anyway, there was one time he told me some story and I knew it wasn't true.

I can't remember what exactly it was, but I had hard evidence that it wasn't true and

And I said to him, I know that you're lying because I've figured out a way to tell when you're lying.

And he goes, oh, is that right?

And I said, yes, it is.

And he said, well, what is it?

I said, you do something with your face.

I'm not going to tell you, but you do something with your face when you're lying to me.

So for quite some time after that, when every now and then when he's saying something, he'd hold his face really still.

I did.

So that worked for quite some time.