Here is a story in the news, which I will fill you in on below in the comment section. What feelings do you get when watching this? If you don’t know German, you won’t be able to understand the family, which will allow you an opportunity to test your skills at understanding emotions. What do you think these people are feeling?
To read my thoughts on George de la Cruz, whose audio I analyzed several weeks back, click on the labels below.
Twelve-year-old Kayleah Wilson disappeared at the end of March and was last seen walking to a friend’s birthday party. Yesterday police found a body in an irrigation ditch a 1/2 mile from where Kayleah lived, but they have not been able to make identity the body yet, as it was badly decomposed.
If anyone sees any family members being interviewed in this case or the 17-year old boyfriend, please let me know and I will look at the video.
Steve Kardian, a police officer for 30 years and a security expert, says that less than 1/2 of one percent of childhood abductions are from strangers. Does that statistic surprise you? I wonder how many sexual predators are strangers? With all the news today, it feels like there is a child predator on every corner!
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If you see any missing person cases, where family speaks out, and you wonder if they are being honest, feel free to forward me the links.
I am also interested to review body language in videos as well so feel free to submit those, too.
George de la Cruz, the estranged husband of missing Julie Ann Gonzalez, failed the polygraph on Dr. Phil’s show last Friday.
Over a week ago, I reviewed audio of George and pointed out hot spots that I saw in his speech, so I am not surprised by the results. I will say I was surprised to hear polygrapher Jack Trimarco state that the polygraph is 93% accurate. I have done a fair amount of reading searching for a qualified study to identify the accuracy of the polygraph, and I have never seen any reputable study state the results were anywhere near that high. My research identified accuracy between 60-70%. I’d be curious to know where Jack got that statistic.
I searched for the latest news on Julie and found that police searched a home in connection to this case last week.
If anyone sees any updates, please let me know.
Julie Ann Gonzalez
Photo courtesy of
http://www.julieanngonzalez.com/
Here is Sandra Lamb, one of Tonya Craft’s accusers.
Lamb’s emotions are all over the place in this interview. She doesn’t seem grounded to me, which is notable.
Lamb says, “When my daughter said to me that Tonya had abused her that was the last thing that I expected to come out of her mouth, so when the defense said we were after her in some type of witch hunt – that really wasn’t the case.”
The word “really” stands out to me here. She appears to be hedging. I would, instead, expect her to be adamant that there was never a witch hunt. Why isn’t she? Why is she so soft on this response?
If you were accused of creating a witch hunt, and you absolutely did not, wouldn’t you be mad and firm that it was untrue?
Lamb says, “…like I say I have more strength through her [my daughter], I think she’s going to be the one that helps me go forward.” I find this very sad. Lamb is the parental figure and needs to be guiding her child, and not leaning on her! This can cause children all kinds of issues…
You can see Lamb’s true colors when she says about Tonya, ” The devil wears sheep’s clothing.” Watch that wicked grin!
What a horrible role model this woman is for children. She’s teaching hate!
Clearly, in my mind, the jury got this story correct and seeing Lamb only confirms it for me!
I’m devastated to hear that Tonya Craft isn’t allowed to have custody of her own children even after being freed of all charges. That is a HUGE injustice… This whole story is just a nightmare on so many levels!
Thanks, Tara!