Givens,Įxperts in nonverbal communication, offers a fascinating, instructive, and essential tool for warding off crime and protecting the safety or yourself and your family.ĪLSO BY DAVID GIVENS Love Signals: A Practical Field Guide to the Body Language of CourtshipĬRIME SIGNALS HOW TO SPOT A CRIMINAL BEFORE YOU BECOME A VICTIM What is the look of a lie? How do child predators unknowingly give them¬ selves away? What were the clues that exposed white-collar offenders like Martha Stewart and Andrew Fastow? Answering these questions and more. Filled with amazing real-life stories of crime and survival, it's designed to help you stay alert to a wide array of offenses, from the telltale signals of a swindler to the warning signs that experts use to help thwart terrorism and violent crime. Crime Signals is the first book to offer a comprehensive guide to the body language of criminals. But together they make up a nonverbal language that speaks loud and clear-if you're trained to see it. They can be as subtle as a shrug of the shoulder or an averted gaze. SIGNALS How to Spot a Criminal Before You Become a VictimĬrime is never unpredictable ''Crime Signals gives the reader valuable insights into human behavior and, most important, cues to criminal behavior that can help you from becoming a victim.” -Chief Alan Canning, La Mesa Police DepartmentīEFORE A LIE IS SPOKEN, a pocket is picked, or an assault is inflicted, every criminal gives off silent cues. The meaning in hands, shoulders, lips, and eyes -Ī silent cry: the killer's warning signs. Introduction: Crime signals before and after the crime.
The mobile style sheet now contains the rule: a. Update 2: It looks like this has been quietly fixed at some point, possibly as a side effect of the great CSS redesign of 2018. This rule catches some extra pointer-less pseudo-links that the earlier one didn't, such a comment delete links, and should hopefully still remain free of false matches.
As I noted earlier in the comments, this should be fixable with one line of CSS: a
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