The highly anticipated tell-all book by an anonymous senior official in the Trump administration is set to be released to the public on Tuesday. And while some may pour over what are expected to be ...

Interviewing suspects, victims and witnesses is part of street police work and detective work alike. Statements can back up information you already know or can provide you with new insight or a new ...

Study reveals the linguistic moves made to manipulate trust and encourage collusion in illicit activity, misleading clients and officials, and supporting forms of corruption that spanned many ...

Aston University’s Institute for Forensic Linguistics (AIFL) is part of the AUTHOR research consortium which has won an $11.3 million contract to infer authorship of uncredited documents based on the ...

How did Enron traders manipulate trust? A new study reveals the linguistic moves—bond, build, confide, probe, and repair—used ...

This past week’s New Yorker featured an article by Jack Hitt on the accomplishments of forensic linguists like Robert Leonard of Hofstra University, whose expertise about language use has brought ...

An anonymous bomb threat is phoned into a school. A lengthy manifesto inciting violence is posted online under a pseudonym. A series of texts is sent from a missing person’s phone, but the person ...

“Open your eyes,” the online post began, claiming, “Many in our govt worship Satan.” That warning, published on a freewheeling online message board in October 2017, was the beginning of the movement ...

The language patterns in a new book by an anonymous senior official in the Trump administration could be used to decode the author's identity. Using Forensic Linguistics To Decode An Anonymous ...