Never A Truer Word
Jack Fox | Never a Truer WordNever a Truer Word with Jack Fox explores the truth hidden in the words people use, from relationships to public statements. The focus is on language patterns, not people. The truth is always in the words.
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September Newsletter: When “Never” is a Lie - Kohberger, Tupac, and Clancy
Hello and welcome to September’s deep dive into the truth and lies thrown up by looking at the words people use.
Sometimes I love to throw in smaller, lower-stakes statements to analyze in this newsletter, but this month, we are focusing o...
Laura Owens Pleads Guilty: Some Thoughts
A quick heads-up before we dive in: this edition is a bit different from our regular statement analysis breakdown. It’s more of a personal reflection on a case I’ve been following for a long time. If you’re here for the standard newsletter...
August Newsletter: F-Bombs, 911 Calls, and the Cupcake Mom
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Welcome to August’s look at all things true and false as revealed by the words people choose.
I hope things are good with you! Here in the UK, we’re having what feels like the sixth heatwave of the summer. As someone who loves getting...
July's Newsletter: Red flags, creepy texts, and the language of deception
Welcome to July’s round of digging into the words all around us to find out more of what is being said between the lines.
Maternal Instinct Cleared Up
I recently made an episode about the words Taylor Parker used when speaking to the...
June Newsletter: Kouri's Bluster, Jenas's Car Crash, and the "Never" Trap
Welcome to June’s newsletter, where we are looking at all we can learn from the specific words people choose to use.
BFF Update
You’ll remember in May’s newsletter I recounted my conversation with Casey Anthony and predicted that the b...
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Jack Fox analyses the truth hidden in the words people use. His work focuses on language patterns in relationships, everyday communication, and public statements.
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