[proust]

I’ve always thought body language “experts” were a bit woo woo, but this video is outstanding. Long, but well worth your time to watch.

[utahagen]

Other fascinating experts — I don’t think they’ve weighted in on this guy yet — are statement analysis experts. They can break down clips of, say, parents of missing children and walk you through what tells you if the parents are being honest. I, too, used to think this stuff was “woo woo”, but statement analysis compares the words chosen by parents who clearly were telling the truth — e.g., mother of Lacey Peterson when she was missing — and point out how specific words and phrases differ when liars talk about their stories.

[caligatrux]

I’ve always thought body language “experts” were a bit woo woo, but this video is outstanding. Long, but well worth your time to watch.

I agree. I have been following her for a while, and her videos are good. I wish she would explain what she is seeing a little more sometimes, but overall she is very good.

And she is clearly right that the brother is holding back something. He knows his brother's politics, he knows who aggravated his brother, etc., but he doesn't want to say.

[dmd25]

I’ve always thought body language “experts” were a bit woo woo, but this video is outstanding. Long, but well worth your time to watch.

I think this body language expert is quite fascinating. So much of what she says seems to make great sense and is very informative.