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Investigations are not built only on facts. They are built on people. In How a Detective Knows People, the series moves into the human dimension of investigation. This book examines how detectives understand, interpret, and evaluate individuals - not through stereotypes or intuition, but through disciplined observation, behavioral analysis, and judgment. People rarely say what they think. They reveal who they are. This volume explores human behavior as an investigative source: attitudes, contradictions, habits, reactions, silences, and inconsistencies. It explains why appearances deceive, why words mislead, and why understanding people requires more than listening - it requires structured perception. Based on professional experience, this book develops the detective's capacity to read individuals without invading, manipulating, or projecting personal bias. It addresses the dangers of assumptions, emotional interference, and overconfidence when dealing with human subjects. How a Detective Knows People is written for investigators who understand that every case passes through the filter of human behavior - and that misreading a person often means misreading the entire investigation. This book does not teach how to judge people. It teaches how to understand them.

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