Coast to Coast - April 21 2017 - Deception & Lies - Open Lines.nfo
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Coast to Coast - April 21 2017 - Deception & Lies - Open Lines
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More Info............: http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2017/04/21
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Release Notes
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DATE: Friday - April 21, 2017
HOST: Connie Willis
GUESTS: Mark McClish, Open Lines
Retired US Marshal with 26 years of federal law enforcement experience, Mark
McClish is a specialist in the interview process and gives presentations on
'statement analysis' throughout the US. He has spoken at numerous law
enforcement conferences and trained a variety of law enforcement agencies and
military organizations to recognize the tell-tale signs of deception. He joined
Connie Willis to discuss deception and how we can protect ourselves from lies
and those who tell them. As a training instructor for the U.S. Marshals, he
taught courses in how to detect deception while questioning suspects. He
indicated that people tend to tell the truth in similar ways, as well as lie in
patterns that are repeated and detectable. McClish described the psychology of
lying with the simple statement that some "are better than others at telling a
McClish says that the most common form of deception is lying by omission: what
someone tells you is less important than what they do not. For example, people
who are innocent will often state explicitly that they did not commit the act
guilty." McClish said that OJ Simpson "absolutely did it" because he was
stumbling in his answers on the stand and in interviews, as well as a written
statement that McClish says was not read by his lawyers as it was written,
wherein he changed his words to specifically remove himself from having to deny
his guilt in any definitive way. For the last half hour, McClish discussed his
analysis of testimony in other cases such as the Jon Benet Ramsey kidnapping and
the accusations against Michael Jackson.
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McClish stayed for the first hour of Open Lines. Jim in Washington state
wondered how you could tell if medical professionals are lying to you. McClish
suggested that if you have any doubt about a doctor, you should just get a
second opinion. Brenda in New Mexico related that she had taken facial profiling
effectiveness. He said that he does not rely too heavily on profiling, but that
handwriting is sometimes effective at determining personality traits. She also
asked about narcissists and other pathological liars and how we can tell when
they are deceptive. They may not answer specific questions, and this makes the
lying harder to spot, but McClish believes that more extensive questioning will
often reveal untruths told by these individuals.
During the second hour of Open Lines, David called from Virginia to describe his
experience as a "targeted individual" and a "whistleblower" who feels that the
power structure is attempting to silence him because of his knowledge of several
issues such as free energy, false flag operations, UFOs and especially Bigfoot.
David said he is an expert on the creatures and that they are "a type of
primate" with "hinged feet" that allow them to both climb easily and run at high
speed. He believes that the government and others are after him because he can
verify his claims. Perry in California said he had a vivid dream that George
Noory "pre-empted his show for an hour and a half" to report on an attack by the
United States on North Korea.
WEBSITE(S):
statementanalysis.com
BOOK(S):
10 Easy Ways To Spot A Liar
Don't Be Deceived
I Know You Are Lying
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