Deception Detection Instructor. Seminars for Law Enforcement, Intelligence, Military & Business Employment Analysis, Anonymous Author Identification.
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Steven Pagano’s analysis of the #jonbenetramsey ransom letter, part 3, is up. @LinguisticCS
lcs-analysis.com/blog/the-mu…
A Seattle mother is accused of beating her teenage son to death with an extension cord because he didn’t finish his chores —
nypost.com/2025/02/03/us-new…
Video in 3 parts. Note the officer’s voice I election remained steady. Note the constant questioning of the subject. These questions along with his voice caused her to move to “polite” status where it would be “rude” to not answer. She finally breaks the pattern and said, “no” to search consent, but by then, it was too late.
Excellent work by LEO.
Who wrote the lengthy ransom Jonbenet note?
What may we learn from it?
#Jonbenetramsey #deception
I enjoy reading Steven’s work.
I love his attention to detail.
@LinguisticCS
“I was admiring the deciduous trees when we were losing daylight…”
Dennis Dechaine, who claimed to be alone in the woods.
“We”
#deception
wabi.tv/2025/01/31/judge-den…
“Hello everyone... hope everyone's holidays went well, I'm reaching out praying someone can help me with the 7.85 I'm short of getting my babies diapers. This is embarrassing but I can't just switch brands and get cheaper cause he's severely allergic to many brands... i asked everyone we know and they don't have it...”
Posted by “anonymous”
Is there anything in the language to give you pause?
#deception
2. After several locals sent her money, someone posted the following:
This anonymous poster is Tabitha McEwen. She has many aliases. She's a known scammer out of Michigan. She's posted this current scam at least 25 times all over the country. From Idaho, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Connecticut, Georgia etc. Save your money for someone who truly needs help.
Professional analyst and investigator @LinguisticCS on
#SebastianRogers
lcs-analysis.com/blog/the-da…
Steven is formally trained and is an instructor. His work bears his name, is peer reviewed & challenged, and put to the ultimate scrutinization: active law enforcement cases.
His insight, like those of his peers, is highly valued.
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Some language may have the opposite impact upon the public it may have been designed to have.
“You fill every room with warmth, wisdom, humor, and grace — and you look good doing it. I’m so lucky to be able to take on life’s adventures with you. Love you!,”
he wrote on Instagram, beneath a photo of the casually-dressed couple holding hands over dinner.
“Love you, honey!” his wife quickly replied.
I still wish to avoid politics—-yet the article is interesting.
We call the over-the-top language posted to social media the “Facebook Divorce” 🤡
It really can indicate that the most important recipient is the readers; not the wife.
pagesix.com/2025/01/18/celeb…
“I'm not looking for a handout, but I'm in a tough spot. As the sole provider for my wife and three kids, I'm struggling to make ends meet. We're three months behind on rent and two months behind on our vehicle payment. I've been self-employed as a technician since May, specializing in duct cleaning, chimney sweep cleaning, and dryer vent cleaning, but I haven't had a steady supply of calls in months. I'm looking for immediate work opportunities to help get us back on our feet…please contact me at messenger for a free estimate.”
What does the language tell us?
#deception