Detecting Deception in Verbal and Written Statements

This is an intensive, three day hands-on introduction to Statement Analysis. Learn how to detect deception in verbal and written statements, allowing you to identify suspects and eliminate truthful persons.

You will enhance your interviewing and investigative skills by identifying verbal and written deception clues, saving time and resources as well as be more successful in your investigations. Learn how a truthful person talks and writes as opposed to a deceptive person and you will never listen to or read statements in the same way again.

Benefit from studying real-life statements from cases that were solved with the use of the technique presented and understand when its use is appropriate.

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Included:

• 3 days with theory and practice in English
• Course litterature in English
• Lunch and refreshments

The course is intended for you who are:

• Accident Investigator
• Civil Investigator
• Corporate Investigator
• Criminal Investigator
• CSO
• Insurance Investigator
• Intelligence Officer
• Interrogator
• Lead investigator
• Police officer
• Procecutor
• Security Manager

This course have previously been presented at:

Among the presenters clients are:

A few attendees thaughts after the course:

“This course is very interesting from an investigational point of view and I will defintively adapt the method where possible.”
Per-Ola Holmström, Site Security Mgr

“Excellent tool. Plan to use your techniques as often as possible. I enjoyed it.”
E. Roemer, Special Agent, FBI, Quantico, Virginia.

“This class was great. I feel all law enforcement officers would benefit from this course. I learned a tool I can use that will help me tremendously.”
Paige McFall, Sheriff’s Office, Young County, Texas

“I have been in law enforcement for seven years, and I know I would have been more proficient at interviews if I had known this earlier in my career.”
Bo Summers, Detective, Police Department, Clovis, New Mexico

“All investigators should take this course.”
Stanley Sisk, Criminal Investigations Bureau, Mississippi Highway Patrol

"I whish I had attended this course a couple of years ago"
Klas Nilsson, Security Manager

Instructors:

John H. Dietz, CPP, CFE

John H. Dietz retired as Assistant Regional Inspector from the Internal Security Division, IRS, on December 31, 1995 after 25 years of Federal service as a criminal investigator. He began his federal career as a Special Agent with the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs and later worked in progressively more responsible positions with Internal Security, IRS. At the time of his retirement, he supervised approximately 100 Internal Affairs investigators in the Mid-States Region of the IRS. He holds a B.A. Degree, and he was a Captain in the U.S. Marine Corps prior to beginning his Federal Career. John is on the faculty of the Collin County Law Enforcement Academy. He currently is President of Dietz & Associates, which specializes in corporate and counterfeit/grey market investigations, security consulting, and training. He is active in numerous professional organizations and is the past Chapter Chairman of the North Texas Chapter of ASIS and the past President of the Dallas/Fort Worth Chapter of Certified Fraud Examiners.

Approximately 19 years ago, he and David Lewis introduced the technique of Statement Analysis to the IRS. It was used extensively, with great success, in internal and external investigations. He and David Lewis have taught the technique in open enrollment classes and contract courses to law enforcement, corporate security, private investigators, fraud examiners, and insurance adjusters throughout the country. They are both regular instructors in the technique of Statement Analysis at the Collin County Law Enforcement Academy and Sam Houston State University.