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Phase II Advanced Kinesic Interrogation
Techniques®
Length of Seminar:
3 Days
Instructor: Stan
B. Walters or Daniel
E. Sosnowski
Course Overview:
The concepts of Advanced Kinesic Interrogation Phase
recognize the complexity of human behavior and communication.
It combines not only the principles of basic Kinesics in
terms of speech and body language, but also those same behaviors
exhibited in written statements. It also suggests that those
same behaviors of speech and body language can give insight
into the individual’s personality type and its variations,
indicating what might be characterized as the “psychological
fingerprint” of that particular person. By combining
the information received through diagnosis of verbal and
nonverbal behavior with this psychological fingerprint,
an interviewer can conduct an interview and interrogation
that is specifically profiled or tailored for the subject.
When interrogating, the interviewer uses
Practical Kinesic Analysis Phase to gather information about
the subject’s emotional and mental state in response
to the interrogation, much as a traveler uses a map to determine
his current location or which route to take or avoid. At
the same time, the interviewer develops a profile of the
subject that allows him to use a tailored interrogation
approach for that subject. This subject-specific approach
is referred to as a “Practical Kinesic Interrogation
Phase.”
The Practical Kinesic Interrogation Phase
involves the interviewer determining the subject’s
frame of mind in response to the interview stress. It also
assists the interviewer in determining if the subject is
suffering some personality disorder or psychosis that would
have an impact on the interviewer’s attack. The interviewer
determines the subject’s specific personality type,
thereby permitting him to understand how the subject thinks,
his strengths to be avoided and weaknesses that must be
exploited. Finally, the interviewer must determine the ego
defense mechanisms the subject has put in place, which are
designed to keep them from having to face the reality of
their actions. The interrogator must identify these mechanisms
and disarm each one in order to obtain admission or confession.
Attendees will be provided the information
and knowledge to successfully conduct an interrogation based
upon the following objectives of subject response analysis.
The Stress Response
States - Subjects under the stress of deception during
the interrogation generate identifiable responses to stress
that can be controlled in order to facilitate confession.
The Primary Dominant
Personalities - The identification of the different
subject is personality types and the appropriate strategies
necessary to successfully interrogate and gain confessions
from each type.
Sub-Verbal Encryption
- This section explores the phenomenon in which an individual
actually indicates through verbal encoding, key information
indicating personality type, criminal motivation, situational
response to interview stress which can be used by the interviewer
to streamline productive information gathering.
Tactical Kinesic
Interrogation - The intelligent combination of Stress
Response State Analysis, Primary Dominant Personality Identification
and Sub-Verbal Encryption techniques required to conduct
the tactical subject interrogation necessary to assist in
gaining the admission or confession from even the most difficult
subject’s.
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