Statement Analysis®

Statement Analysis Seminars

Conducted by Mark McClish

"What I learned in the first hour paid for itself. This has been really engaging and extremely useful."

Detective J. DeSheers
North Charleston Police Department


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The Statement Analysis techniques will show you who is lying and who is telling the truth.
- You can quickly identify and eliminate suspects.
- You can make sure you've hire the right applicant.
- You can detect deception in any conversation.

I will guarantee that after attending one of my seminars, you will begin to hear things
in a verbal statement and see things in a written statement that you never noticed before.


STATEMENT ANALYSIS SEMINARS AND PRESENTATIONS

May 7, 2012
Grand Prairie, TX
This seminar is being hosted by the Grand Prairie Police Department


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May 9, 2012
San Antonio, TX
This seminar is being hosted by the Bexar County Sheriff's Office


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May 16, 2012
Las Vegas, NV
LeadsOnline Leadership Conference

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May 18, 2012
Las Vegas, NV
This seminar is being hosted by the Tropicana Hotel & Casino

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May 29, 2012
Denver, CO
Denver Police Department


Private Event

May 30, 2012
Vail, CO
Western Robbery Conference

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June 4, 2012
Bristol, CT
This seminar is being hosted by the Bristol Police Department

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July 16, 2012
Shreveport, LA
This seminar is being hosted by the Caddo Parish Sheriff's Office

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July 20, 2012
Houston, TX
Employment Law Conference


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"This is a must course for investigators. It is another valuable skill to use to defeat deception. It could give you the missing clue you need to break a case."

Lt. David Barnes
Dunwoody Police Department

"I have attended two other classes such as this one and by far this one has helped me out the most. I know I will be applying these techniques and sharing the information with my fellow colleagues."

Investigator Fred Bryant
Columbia Police Department


STATEMENT ANALYSIS
COURSE OBJECTIVES


Participants will be taught various ways of analyzing a subject's verbal and written statement to detect deception.

Participants will learn how to obtain additional information in a statement by analyzing the language used by the subject.



THESE ARE NOT NON-VERBAL
COMMUNICATION TECHNIQUES


Reading someone's body language may let you know if the person is under some stress. However, this stress does not always equate to deception.

Statement Analysis is much more accurate because people mean exactly what they say. With Statement Analysis, you do not need to see the person or hear the person. With these new techniques, you can take a written statement and determine if a person is being truthful or deceptive.



PREVIOUS SEMINARS AND PRESENTATIONS CONDUCTED IN 2012
Alabama D.A. Winter Conference
Birmingham, AL

North Las Vegas Police Department
North Las Vegas, NV

The NCSBN Midyear Meeting
Chicago, IL

Geico Special Investigations Unit
Macon, GA
 Alameda County Sheriff's Office
Dublin, CA

La Mesa Police Department
La Mesa, CA

Columbia Police Department
Columbia, SC



 Siskiyou County Sheriff's Office
Yreka, CA

Dunwoody Police Department
Dunwoody, GA

Tampa Police Department
Tampa, FL