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| TRACERFREELANCE Brief and HyperLinks reference. |
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| TRACERFREELANCE OBJECTIVE; (A) WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHY AND WHEN! (B) MEANS, MOTIVE AND OPPORTUNITY. (C) When you have a need to know, can you afford not to? Need to know more? Establish the facts: data related to chain of events, sequences, coordinates, sourcing, timing, multilinear sequences, branched converging event chains. DE.TECTION; 1. The act of finding out or the fact of being found out; discovery, as something hidden or obscure. INSTINCT; 1. An inborn pattern of behavior that is characteristic of a species and is often a response to specific environmental stimuli: the spawning instinct. 2. A powerful motivation or impulse. 3. An innate capability or aptitude. 4. Instincts; Trust your instincts! INSTINCT.IVE: 1. Of, relating to, or prompted by instinct. 2. Arising from intuitive impulse, spontaneous and un-thinking. 3. Instinctively. INVESTI.GATE; 1. To track or investigate. (Footprints on trail) 2. To study by close examination and systemic inquiry. PRO.FILE; 1. A representation of something in outline. 2. A concise biographical sketch. 3. Degree or level of public exposure. (Keep a low profile) 4. To write or draw a profile. (Side view of human head). RE.SEARCH; 1. Careful or diligent search. 2. Studious inquiry or examination aimed at the discovery and interpretation of new knowledge. 3. The collecting of information about a particlar subject. (Dossier or file). SLEUTH; 1. A person whose work is investigating crimes or obtaining hidden evidence or information. TRAC.ER; 1. One that traces. (Individual location) 2. Ammunition containing a chemical to mark the flight of the projectiles by a trail of smoke or fire. TRAC.ING; 1. The act of one tracing. (Skiptracer) 2. Something that is traced. (Last known coordinates = LKC) 3. A graphic record made by an instrument for measuring. WHEN IN DOUBT, CHECK IT OUT! TIP 341; Non-Verbal Behavior. Often NVB's will reveal by default an assault. Due to a perp acting defensively, by guarding or shielding signs. Indicative of a strike. The initial infraction of a breach of trust was the window of opportunity for the second stage. The actual attack. The following offense usually the alibi aka deception and denial. Examplar; In concert with other sub-signs, displacement actions indicative of stress (guilt). With the exception of light. The subjects pupils will dialate closed, a hostile reaction often referred to as the target stare (beady or shifty eyed) If the subject looks up and to the left after inquiry, they are probably accessing the sector of the brain associated with memory and remembrance, to recall. However, if they look up and to the right. They are likely accessing the creativity sector of the brain and most likely orchestrating or lying. These micro gestures can transpire within micro seconds and are often missed by the causal observer. |
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