Foul Play: Crime Series — Series 2
S2 Ep67: Sister Cathy, Unmasking Deception – The Language of Lies, Part 2
March 25, 202034mEpisode 67
Show Notes
Shane and Gemma are accompanied by Mike, a seasoned expert in behavior detection with a background in federal government operations. Mike brings his expertise to the table, illuminating the conversation with insights into the nuances of human behavior under the lens of scrutiny. His personal recount of a traumatic upbringing in a Catholic school system, marred by harsh discipline, sets the stage for a deeper understanding of the psychological aftermath of such environments.
As the conversation delves into the technical aspects of behavior detection, Mike elucidates the subtle yet telling signs that may indicate deception, stress, or fear. He describes how involuntary microfacial expressions, self-soothing actions, and mismatches between verbal and non-verbal communication can betray an individual's attempts to conceal the truth. These insights offer a fascinating glimpse into the art and science of discerning authenticity, particularly within the context of high-stakes situations.
Further enriching the discussion, Mike applies his knowledge to analyze the behavior of those connected to Sister Cathy's case, identifying potential discrepancies that suggest hidden tensions and unspoken narratives. This analytical approach not only casts a new light on public reactions and statements but also provides listeners with a framework to interpret the truth behind the words.
The episode takes a critical look at the Netflix documentary "The Keepers," as Shane, Gemma, and Mike dissect the behavior of interviewees during specific timestamped segments. This dissection is not merely for intrigue but to afford a practical application of behavior detection principles, offering a compelling dimension to the ongoing investigation.
Listeners are invited to engage with the series' exploration of truth and facade at itsfoulplay.com. This episode promises a captivating journey into the psychological underpinnings of deceit, laying bare the complexities of uncovering truth in a maze of lies and fear. Join us for a session that transcends the conventional narrative and challenges us to look beyond what is said to what is truly meant.
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As the conversation delves into the technical aspects of behavior detection, Mike elucidates the subtle yet telling signs that may indicate deception, stress, or fear. He describes how involuntary microfacial expressions, self-soothing actions, and mismatches between verbal and non-verbal communication can betray an individual's attempts to conceal the truth. These insights offer a fascinating glimpse into the art and science of discerning authenticity, particularly within the context of high-stakes situations.
Further enriching the discussion, Mike applies his knowledge to analyze the behavior of those connected to Sister Cathy's case, identifying potential discrepancies that suggest hidden tensions and unspoken narratives. This analytical approach not only casts a new light on public reactions and statements but also provides listeners with a framework to interpret the truth behind the words.
The episode takes a critical look at the Netflix documentary "The Keepers," as Shane, Gemma, and Mike dissect the behavior of interviewees during specific timestamped segments. This dissection is not merely for intrigue but to afford a practical application of behavior detection principles, offering a compelling dimension to the ongoing investigation.
Listeners are invited to engage with the series' exploration of truth and facade at itsfoulplay.com. This episode promises a captivating journey into the psychological underpinnings of deceit, laying bare the complexities of uncovering truth in a maze of lies and fear. Join us for a session that transcends the conventional narrative and challenges us to look beyond what is said to what is truly meant.
Our Sponsors:
* Check out BetterHelp: https://www.betterhelp.com
Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/foul-play-crime-series/donations
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Shane Waters — Founder & Host
Wendy Cee — Co-Host
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