I believe the same, actually. I have never said or even thought that Lisa's parents should be convicted simply because of a statement analysis. But it is still a very valuable tool to use in order to determine when someone is lying or just telling part of the truth. It can help the police look in the right direction in an investigation.lkwalker wrote:Call me old fashioned, but I still believe that guilt should be established on the basis of evidence rather than some undefined 'common sense.'
Of course I hope the police will find solid forensic evidence. I hope they will find Lisa's body or that one of the parents will make a confession.