Haunted States & Lying

What are the most haunted states? Dangerous Dave looks at a poll of ghost reports per 10,000 people and where ND and MN land on that list. Plus, how to tell when someone is lying.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is deeper in the den with dangerous Day. Well,
you could assume Florida's a state with the most ghosts,
but some of those apparitions are just really really old
retired people who aren't actually dead at least yet. There's
a new report out that analyze ghost sidings across North America,
putting out rankings and the most haunted states based on

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how many ghost appearances are reported per ten thousand people.
It named New York is the most haunted state, with
eighty one ghost sightings for every ten thousand people. Texas
was next, followed by Louisiana, California, Utah, Florida, Pennsylvania, Alabama, Nevada,
and Washington. Georgia was the least haunted, only six sidings
for ten thousand people. Maine was next, followed by Nebraska, Indiana, Connecticut,

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New Jersey, New Hampshire, Rhode Island in Iowa seems North Dakota,
Minnesota kind of in the middle of the pack here.
North Dakota thirty seven ghost sidings per ten thousand people,
Minnesota thirty nine per ten thousand people, which just goes
to show you ghosts really just don't like snow. Deeper
in the Most people think they can tell when somebody's lying,

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but according to a body language expert Judy James, it's
not that simple. Here's the tricky part. Some of those
same signs can show up when the person telling the
truth but nervous about being believed. Top signs somebody might
be lying. First of all, eye direction. Apparently somebody looks
to the right a lot. It means they're making stuff up.
If they look to the left, they're trying to remember.
But if there's something distracting them to the right and

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they keep looking over there, oh oh long pauses. Liars
may stall or repeat questions to buy time. Voice changes,
listening for a higher pitch or breathless tone, usually caused
by stress. Fidgeting. Unfortunately, that means all elementary school kids
are liars because they fidget all the time. The poker face,
when people remain completely still are lying to avoid giving

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anything away. Good luck trying to figure those people out.
I dancing. Their eyes are all over the room could
be a sign of panic over compensation. They puff up
or act overly confident, trying to get away with something.
Barrier rituals. Her arms are crossed, her head shakes in defensiveness,
or it's a subconscious tell forced smile, a forced lifeless
smile could be a sign that they're fitting, can also

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be a sign that they're dead inside and too many
filler words and stuff like um and you know, and
basically they might be lying or something possibly could be
something like that as yeah, oh no, now you know.
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