Lost in Lies, The Complex Web of Deception From Jen Soto
Mar 27, 04:42 PM
In this episode of "Hidden Killers With Tony Brueski," body language expert Susan Constantine discusses the nuances of Jen Soto's behavior in interviews regarding her daughter's disappearance. The conversation focuses on dissecting visual and verbal cues that may indicate deceit or withholding of information. Here are the main points:
- Disjointed Narration: Constantine points out the disjointed and depersonalized manner in which Jen narrates the events of her daughter's disappearance, particularly noting the absence of personalization, such as not using her daughter's name.
- Search for Answers: The expert highlights how Jen appears to be searching for answers, indicating rehearsed responses and a lack of genuine emotion.
- Depersonalization: The lack of personal reference to her daughter by name is marked as a significant indicator of depersonalization and potential deception.
- Cognitive Disruption: Jen's loss of thought and the deer-in-headlights look suggest a cognitive disruption common in individuals trying to maintain a fabricated story.
- Fearful Behavior: Constantine interprets signs of fear and seeking approval, suggesting Jen might be under pressure or fearful of someone, possibly pointing to coercion in her narrative.
- Control Over Narrative: The timing and nature of distractions during the interview are discussed as potential attempts to control or influence the narrative.
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