Hi Thinaire, kant has a whole thread devoted to this here at
Statement Analysis & Related Info
Yes, your example is giving an alibi before asking for help for the person who needs it. Red flag
I think the checkbox is under 911 callers.
Dr. Adams authored Indicators of Veracity and Deception: An Analysis of Written Statements Made to Police, in The International Journal of Speech, Language and the Law, with Dr. John P Jarvis, 2006.
The following articles, published in the Law Enforcement Bulletin, were authored or co-authored by Dr. Adams:
"911 Calls and Statement Analysis," 2008, co-authored with Lt. Tracy Harpster
Are You Telling Me the Truth? Indicators of Veracity in Written Statements, 2004
Statement Analysis Case Study: Beyond the Words, 2004
Criminal Confessions: Overcoming the Challenges, 2002, co-authored with Michael Napier
Subtle Skills for Building Rapport: Using Neuro-linguistic Programming in the Interview Room, 2001, co-authored with Vincent Sandoval
Statement Analysis: What Do Words Really Reveal? 1996
another all in one link.
http://cicentre.com/intelligencespeakers/ISB_A-K/SP_ADAMS_Susan.htm
It's a good bit of facinating LE reading. We have kant to thank for this thread.