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Lying

Course Lesson: Secret Information And How To Use It

This lesson starts with a little bit from the book, Lying - Signs Of Lying And How To Trap A Liar. The book is sold on 99reports.com, but at the moment, it is also a free bonus when you buy "You Aren't Supposed To Know - A Book Of Secrets."

Compare behavior in a person under suspicion to their "base" behavior, if possible. In other words, if they always have shifty eyes, then this trait can't be considered as an indication of lying. If they normally look at you with a steady gaze, then shifty eyes or refusing to look at you can be good indicators of lying.

Note: All methods of lie-detecting, including polygraph machines, are regularly fooled and used improperly, resulting in mistakes. Be careful, and try to confirm the truth by other means (confession, investigation, etc.). With that in mind, here's another eye indicator.

When a person is remembering a true event, their eyes will usually go up and to the right (as you face them) for a visual memory, or just to the right for a memory of conversations and sounds. When eyes go to the left, the person is usually accessing the part of the brain that constructs images and sounds, meaning they may be lying. (Reverse this if the person is left-handed.)

"Skip tracing" is tracking down people who have "skipped" out of town, or otherwise disappeared. This was the part of my job that I enjoyed when I was a bill collector years ago.

When I had no phone number and had no response to the notices I sent, I tried something sneakier. Illegal, too, I later discovered, under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act - but perfectly legal for other purposes. Here's how it worked:

I wrote on a scrap of paper "John (the subject's name), call me. It's important." I signed it with my alias (we had to use these state-registered names for safety) and put our phone number on it. I put it in a plain envelope and sent it to his last-known address.

Even if the subject no longer lived at the address, these little notes usually found their way to them. Then curiosity got the best of them: they called. When I told them they had to pay Doctor Smith or whoever our client was, they were disappointed, but never hung up. I still didn't know where they were (no caller ID back then), but interestingly, they felt "caught" and usually gave me their new address and phone number.

Use this technique to contact the subject, and use it to contact others who may help you locate the subject. Use a name like "Max" for yourself, so you'll know it's your subject when he asks for Max. For the number he reaches you at, use an unlisted one, or a friend's number, if he'll go along.

Chapter 11 of You Aren't Supposed To Know has a lot more on finding people and gathering information on them.

In fact, each of the 29 chapters has a lot more information on a wide variety of secrets. Then these chapters are followed by 11 more secrets. Why not go now and review everything you get? If you find this course even a little bit interesting, I know you'll love the book and the bonuses. Just use the link below.
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Steve

P.S. One last secret. Did you know that mustard or hot sauce with a meal speeds up your metabolism? In fact, you'll burn 25% more calories for several hours afterwards. This isn't a weight loss plan, but use this and some of the easiest of the 73 ways to lose weight in Chapter 27, and maybe you won't need another "plan."