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Solving the problem of outdated investigative interview methods
that sabotage investigations.

Choices made in the interview room eventually play out in a courtroom.™

“The most dangerous interview practices
are often the ones investigators don’t realize are working against them.”
— Stan B. Walters

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“The most dangerous interview practices
are often the ones investigators don’t realize are working against them.”
— Stan B. Walters

Richard Blumenthal

Richard Blumenthal Senator. Could He Be a Serial Liar?

Richard Blumenthal

Richard Blumenthal, Senator. Could He Be a serial liar?

Richard Blumenthal Senator (The VietNam marine veteran who was NOT in VietNam) has apparently used “misplaced words” once again.  Blumenthal has apparently been caught in another “personal resume enhancing” lie.  Blumenthal claims has been involved in the fight for Roe v. Wade from the beginning when he worked as a clerk for Judge Blackmon in 1974.  Roe v. Wade was ruled on by the US Supreme Court in 1973. Chronic or serial lying if you prefer is not a disorder or disease.  My motto is “before you say it … you thought it!”  Chronic of habitual lying is a symptom of a greater personality or character flaw in the person. If you want to learn something about a person’s character, if they lie, notice what they choose to lie about!  In Blumentahl’s case we notice he apparently keeps lying about his personal experiences, personal history and background. I suggest the media and others who follow the media religiously, dig into Blumenthal’s background.  Look at ALL of his resumes, degrees, accomplishments, awards, training, etc that he has claimed to have accumulated and reported to his constituents, the media, past employers, etc.  I would be willing to bet Senator Blumenthal has “misplaced words” MANY times regarding his list of accomplishments, etc.  These two public incidents are not an anomaly.  He does this too easily.  I wouldn’t be surprised to find that he has MANY other “misplaced words’ describing his grand accomplishments. Just my opinion… but then I study and research this type of behavior and teach law enforcement, business professionals and intelligence operatives how to spot these kinds of lies.   Stan B. Walters, CSP “The Lie Guy®” Check out my on-line course “How to Conduct Effective Interviews: Spotting Signs of Deception.” Check out “The Truth About Lying: How to Spot a Lie and Protect Yourself From Deception.