You don’t even need to resort to body language analysis. She was dancing around many many questions with ‘memory problems’. This is what people do when they recognize that giving a specific and concise answer puts them on the record.
When you don’t want to get pinned down on specifics, like the details surrounding your lie detector test for example, it’s because you are afraid that those specifics will be used against your case. What day it was, where it was, what technology was being used, what you were asked, etc. etc. When you are insecure about whether any of those details could refute or diminish your claims that you took a lie detector test and “passed”, you suddenly develop memory problems.
It’s ridiculously obvious.
She was dancing around many many questions with ‘memory problems’.
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I noticed she also spent a LOT of time shuffling papers and reading documents - stalling.
In a courtroom a defense attorney worth a warm pitcher of piss would have torn her apart on the stand if he wanted too. Actually I believe any decent attorney could have got her to Valley Girl speak herself into oblivion on the stand. The lie when told has to be defended by others and she clearly showed she was forgetting them quick enough in a short period of time.
kinda like hillary clinton...