Jack Fox | Never a Truer Word

Have you seen the Naresh Bhatt police interview? It's bizarre and it's chilling, especially this part - is it a misspeak or a giveaway? New episode coming soon.

NEW EPISODE: Alex Murdaugh Interrogation: What His First Words to Police Reveal youtube.com/watch?v=gPdP_yU7… - #WordsMatter

NEW EPISODE: Laura Owens: “Terrified of Jail” What Her Words Really Admit youtube.com/watch?v=yHEc5s7i… - #WordsMatter

There is no such thing as a perfect lie. The more a lie is exposed to the real world, the more the language of deception appears around it to keep it alive.

New How Words Work: How To Stop Having Arguments And Start Having Conversations — Part Two - listen pod.link/1865897739

A real apology names the person who was hurt. The moment they disappear from the sentence, the apology has disappeared with them.

At the Laura Owens sentencing hearing her mom Jan spoke on her behalf, does she still believe Laura is the innocent victim in all of this or was she fully aware of the scam? The answer is in what she says! I'll break it down later today live - link below

What's the most memorable thing someone has ever said to you that you knew, in the moment, wasn't the full truth? Not a lie exactly. Just something that felt like it was doing a job other than informing you.

"Basically" means something was left out. "Usually" means this time was different. "Normally" means not this time. These words confess what the sentence is not saying.