CHASE HUGHES on EXPOSING LIARS

Good take on how body language cues and verbal cues can reveal deception.  They do not appear in isolation but always in context.  You'll like this.  

The punishment question was good. 

With elicitation, use statements, like "I bet that job is stressful."  Not a question, just a statement.

"That sounds hectic.  But I bet there's something beneficial about it."  Again, just a statement, no question.  This second one can get the speaker to double down revealing more frustrating details about the subject--boss, job, or work.