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Is Shane Carey Guilty?
This is the “raw” interview of Shane Carey, fiance to Heidi Broussard who is currently missing at the time of this post. In my opinion, he’s showing too much smiling, very little upper facial movement, not getting the feeling of … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Body Language, Evaluating Truthfulness and Credibility, Psychology
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