When credibility matters, don’t be duped
Let a career investigator with nearly three decades of experience evaluating credibility, deception, and solvability factors, decode spoken or written words into actionable investigative intelligence and insight using statement analysis techniques.
Truth or Tale Consulting helps professionals uncover investigative intelligence hidden within a person's spoken or written words. Whether you're preparing for litigation, conducting a workplace investigation, evaluating a complaint, assessing witness credibility, or pursuing investigative leads, statement analysis can help you make more informed decisions and focus your time where it matters most.
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Whether you're preparing for litigation, conducting a workplace investigation, evaluating a complaint, assessing witness credibility, or pursuing investigative leads, statement analysis can help you make more informed decisions and focus your time where it matters most.
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Important Note
Statement analysis is an investigative and analytical tool-not a stand-alone determination of truth or deception. Findings are presented as indicators, concerns, and investigative recommendations, not absolute conclusions of guilt, innocence, truth, or deception. It should inform investigations and legal strategy but not replace evidence.
Attorneys
Statement analysis can help you evaluate the strengths, weaknesses, and veracity of statements before litigation, deposition, trial, EUO’s, mediation, or negotiation.
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​It may help answer:
What parts of this statement need to be challenged?
Is this person being deceptive?
Has information been omitted from the account?
Are there timeline or narrative inconsistencies/manipulations?
Has the person’s story changed?
What key questions should be asked in a deposition or cross-examination?
What areas require additional investigation or discovery?
What information should be independently corroborated before trial?
Does the statement support or weaken the client’s position?
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Investigators
Statement analysis can help you determine if a person is a likely suspect, decide how to prioritize your limited time and resources, what interview questions to ask, and what investigative leads to pursue.
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​It may help answer:
Is this person being deceptive?
Is this person a likely suspect or not?
Is this person a victim or not?
Should this case be closed, expanded, or redirected?
What parts of the statement require follow-up investigation?
Has information has been omitted?
What key questions should be asked next?
Are there timeline or narrative inconsistencies?
What information should be independently corroborated?
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