I help people learn to detect deception. It’s a valuable skill set to have. Equally important is to learn why there is deception in a relationship. People lie for many reasons, but they can be broadly summed up by two motives: To avoid punishment or a painful situation or To get a reward or … [Read more...]
Deception in Litigation
Trial and Ayers Real Time Behavioral Assessments Giving Litigators the Courtroom Advantage When the trial team is in the midst of questioning witnesses, cross examining and displaying exhibits, it's impossible to effectively assess all the behavioral clues happening with the jury and witnesses, … [Read more...]
Same Informative Book, New Cover
DRIVE-THRU DECEPTION: CLUES TO DETECT DECEIT has a new look! Turns out you CAN judge a book by its cover. My book is a handbook of how to uncover deception using words instead of body language. It has nothing to do with fast-food. Rather it contains informative tips and techniques to tell … [Read more...]
Mollie Tibbetts Disappearance
UPDATE: August 21, 2018 - Sadly, it has been reported that the body of Molly Tibbetts has been found. As of this writing, no other details currently available. I was asked to take a look at the missing persons case of 20 year old, Iowa college student, Mollie Tibbetts. Local farmer Wayne Cheney … [Read more...]
Most People Do Not Lie
Most people do not lie. They don't want to remember what they said, nor risk giving off a tell, and don't know how much truth the other person may already know. Lies vs. Omission A lie is an active attempt to deceive or mislead. Omission is another method to deceive or mislead, but is passive … [Read more...]
