When interrogated, they use the same words in your question. For
example- “Did you cheat to me with that woman?” his most likely answer
is “No, I did not cheat to you with that woman.” This means they think
consciously of their answer when it is suppose to come out naturally
when they are telling the truth. They unconsciously say useless details
to persuade you because they are not comfortable with silence and long
pauses in the conversations. When he naturally speaks in a loud voice
and now he speaks as soft as possible then he must be lying. If you know
that you are being lied to- another clue is when you are talking about
the concerned issue then you suddenly change the topic and he reacts
with relief- he relaxes immediately and goes with the new topic, then he
is lying about the concerned issue.
Non guilty will insist about the concerned issue. Trust is a very important matter, if someone gave you their trust, guard it with your life because you may never had it back again. So don’t ever think of risking trust. To catching a liar in not a hard task. Don’t lie because the truth will eventually reveal itself. That's how it is and that's how it's gonna be.
Non guilty will insist about the concerned issue. Trust is a very important matter, if someone gave you their trust, guard it with your life because you may never had it back again. So don’t ever think of risking trust. To catching a liar in not a hard task. Don’t lie because the truth will eventually reveal itself. That's how it is and that's how it's gonna be.
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