What do they really mean? Anaylzing statements for hidden meanings | Mark McClish

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An interview of Mark McClish, an expert in analyzing written and verbal statements. McClish is a former U.S. Marshal and law enforcement trainer on interview and interrogation techniques. He's the author of two books on Statement Analysis®: "I Know You Are Lying," and "Don't Be Deceived." Topics discussed in this episode include: common deceptive patterns, why people find it difficult to straightforwardly lie, and discussion of some criminal cases, including the Chris Watts case, Steven Avery, OJ Simpson, and more. Learn more about the show and get transcripts at ⁠behavior-podcast.com⁠. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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