When asked what his response would be to see someone in a similar situation – a middle-aged man accused of child sex crimes – Glitter stammered in his response. Gary Glitter is paralyzed with fright and lasts for five seconds. If he were on a polygraph now, his heart would be fluttering at 120 beats per minute, his blood pressure would be through the ceiling, and his palms would probably be completely sweaty. This concern will dry out the mouth, and the way to compensate for the dry mouth is to swallow or lick the lips. He closes his eyes, closes his mouth, and then licks his lips in an indication of his level of anxiety. When we are attacked and afraid, we turn away from the threat. You raise your eyebrows, your eyes are wide, and your mouth is open. Lansley explained the five nods to the sinister truth: He’s guilty. Paralyzed by fear, Glitter paused for five seconds. The interviewer picks up the error, and goes to the jugular, defying Glitter’s pleas for innocence. Lansley said a muscle pulls the lip sideways toward the jaw when we’re afraid and this can often be converted into a smile Glitter was photographed inside a Vietnamese prison in 2006. We have ‘I can’t believe’ which are qualifiers and not the same as saying ‘I didn’t do it definitively.’ They tend to be done more by people trying to deceive because they tend to fall into persuasion mode they want to convince us that they are telling us the truth and thus become more assertive.ĭuring the car crash interview with the BBC, Glitter denied the allegations by commenting “I know the line to cross”. The loudness of Glitter’s voice also confirms its deception, with Cliff explaining, “When we are stressed out of anxiety, it tightens the muscles around the larynx, and it can raise that voice.”Īrcher said that patterns in glitter speech are also telltale signs of deception: “We have problems with flow, stuttering, and a false start. It means “I have no idea what I’m talking about”. To the fullest extent, shrugging the shoulders up and hands with the palms outward is usually done. We see a slight elevation in his left shoulder.
You see his right fingers holding onto the back of his left hand. This is what happens when we feel fear or anxiety. “He clasped his hands together,” said Lansley. When asked if he slept with an underage girl, Glitter replied, “Not to my knowledge.” In May 2006, Glitter tried to convince the world of his innocence by speaking to the BBC from inside the prison. Fleeing Britain after his conviction, Glitter was arrested again in 2005 for child sex in Vietnam. Lansley said his raised eyebrows, wide eyes and an open mouth were a sign of guiltīut Glitter’s most revealing moments came after his initial conviction of possessing child pornography in 1999. It seems like a game between them.Īs tension increased during the interview, Yates asked Glitter, “Are they too young?” Struggling to answer, Glitter paused for two seconds as his anxiety increased. We paused for a couple of seconds, exchanged looks together, and then spoke to her instead of in the audience. Linguistics professor Don Archer highlighted Glitter’s behavioral traits that indicate anxiety and nerves that will reveal his secrets: “It’s as if Paula Yates calls this to different levels of meaning.” Linguistics professor Don Archer highlights Glitter’s behavior traits that suggest anxiety and nerves that will unravel his secrets.ĭuring an interview with Paula Yates on The Big Breakfast, she talks to Glitter about his playboy lifestyle, surprising him by asking if the girls he drove to his house were ‘too young’.
During an interview with Paula Yates on The Big Breakfast, she talks to Glitter about his playboy lifestyle, surprising him by asking if the girls he drove to his house were ‘too young’.
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