'I'm a private investigator - this is how to tell if someone is lying to you'

dailyrecord.co.uk:

Wanting to trust everyone around is a natural human instinct, but sometimes you can't shake the feeling that someone isn't being entirely honest with you.

Everyone fibs now and again, but being around someone who you believe is constantly lying can be frustrating.Catching a lie can be challenging but there are certain subtle cues you can learn to identify that just might make that annoyance disappear.

Thankfully, a private investigator has revealed one of the top signs to look out for if someone is lying.Private Investigator Aaron Bond, from Bond Rees Private Investigators, has spent 15 years mastering the art of lie detection and has revealed that the biggest clue that someone is lying is if they end a sentence and their tone changes to an upward inflection.An upward inflection is when a person's voice rises at the end of a sentence - making it sound like a question.

Aaron explains: “When someone uses upward inflection while answering a question, it can indicate they’re unsure of their response or aren’t confident in what they’re saying.