Replace the Tell List With a Cue Map

A manager note moves from tell-hunting to an evidence-safe cue map. Before: body-language verdicts. After: baseline, statement gap, verification. Body behaviors were downgraded from proof to observations because nonverbal deception cues are faint and unreliable. The note added a baseline comparison, which makes the observation person-specific instead of relying on folk body-language myths. The statement gap became testable: missing timeline, missing source, and missing decision owner. The final move is verification, not accusation, which protects fairness and improves accuracy. A cue map is suspicion disciplined into evidence. Evidence-safe documentation You turned a fragile tell list into a fair follow-up plan.…

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