To Unmask a Liar, You Only Need to Ask Two Simple Questions

temporal consistency in their story
Control their body language and expressions

This extra mental effort makes liars prone to inconsistencies, especially when asked questions that force them to recall sequences or details they hadn’t prepared.
The Two Key Questions

1️⃣ “Tell me exactly how it happened, step by step.”

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Truthful people generally remember events fluently and sequentially, even if they forget minor details.
Liars often:
Give overly vague answers, or too much irrelevant detail
Avoid a clear chronology
Hesitate unusually when reconstructing the story
Asking for a step-by-step account increases cognitive load, revealing inconsistencies

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