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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WamPAPl1HDs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MvryVd76UpI
I've instructed my client to remain silent.
He's not gonna talk.
Oh, that's okay.
That's okay.
I don't have much faith in words myself.
Now, statistically speaking, the average person tells
three lies per 10 minutes of conversation.
And, granted, that's just regular people.
We haven't studied any people who are planning to
firebomb a black church.
Could skew differently.
We don't have time for this scientist to talk to the
guy.
We went at him for four hours and got nothing.
Now, the F.B.I.knows you want mass casualties.
So right now, A.T.F.is searching every inch of the two
largest black churches in the state.
Ooh.F.B.I.got it wrong.Well, there's a shocker.
Not one of those two churches.
Maybe you want one of the smaller churches in one of
the black suburbs.
- You don't know what you're talking about.
- Don't respond! What do you say A.T.F.starts with
Southbridge? No, I'm only kidding.
We're gonna skip that one.They're gonna focus on
Lawton.
You feel good about that? That's it.
Lawton.
Going after a church in Lawton.
That accusation has no basis.
What do you mean? He just told me.
The A.T.F.found a pipe bomb in a church basement in
Lawton an hour later.
D.O.D.friend of mine said this guy's a total nut job.
Heard he spent, like, three years in the African
jungle with some primitive tribes studying their eyebrows.
Watch his reaction to my statement.
Right now, A.T.F.is searching every inch of the two
largest black churches in the state.
Now, what you just saw there was a brief expression of
happiness on his face which he was trying his best to conceal.
It lasted for less than a fifth of a second and it's
what we call a microexpression.
Now, look at his mouth.
The suspect is secretly happy about the locations we
are searching which tells me we have the wrong locations.
Now I tell him of our new plan.
And - You don't know what you're talking about.
- Classic one-sided shrug.
no confidence in what I just said.
The body contradicts the words.
He's lying.
Yeah? When you accuse a suspect and he acts surprised
is there a way to tell if it's real, or if he's just trying to look innocent?
Now, that's real surprise.
Lasts for less than a second when it comes across your
face.
But if your suspect is surprised for more than a
second, he's faking it.
He's lying.
