THE ANSWER LIES IN THIER HANDS
Contrary to popular believe, signs of lying are not revealed in the eyes. Indeed, research shows that one can lie while, literally, looking another in the eye. People who are lying tend to wave their hands around habitually. If you think someone isn't telling the truth, pay close attention to their gestures and you should soon find your answer.RAPID HEAD MOVEMENT
If you notice a sudden head movement when you ask a question, it is likely that they are lying."The head will be retracted or jerked back, bowed down, or cocked or tilted to the side," writes Glass.THEY AREN'T, UM, TELLING THE TRUTH
Liars are more likely to say “um” and to use pronouns that distance themselves from the action, like “he” or “she” as opposed to “I” or “we.”JUST BREATHE
A reflex action liars have is breathing heavily. This is as a result of increase in blood flow caused by nervousness and tension when they lie.REPETITION
This occurs because liars are trying to convince both you and themselves of something that is not true. They are trying to validate the lie. Additionally, the repetition buys them time to gather their thoughts.TMI
Giving too much information is another sign of lying. They want to seem open and giving you (false) information is a good way to create the illusion of the truth.THE SHUFFLE
Shuffling feet reveals to you that the potential liar is uncomfortable and nervous. It shows you that he or she wants to leave the situation. It is a clear indication of lying.IT'S RUDE TO POINT
"When a liar becomes hostile or defensive, he is attempting to turn the tables on you," says Glass. Pointing is a sign of hostility and defensiveness possibly caused by them being caught up on their lie.IN THE BLINK OF AN EYE...
When someone is nervous or stressed, they might begin to blink rapidly. Specifically, 5 or 6 times in rapid succession. This is an obvious sign of lying.
Next time you suspect that you're being lied to, use these 9 signs to investigate and you ought to find the truth.