Gotcha | Silke Kaiser

Dec 12, 2017
2 min read

Approximate Reading Time: 3 minutes

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What makes a criminal…..a criminal? Female polygraphist Silke Kaiser has written a book about her journey through the world of crime in South Africa.

Lack of a strong father figure is one of the major contributors to crime in the world today and this author is very vocal on this fact. Poverty, which is commonly thought to be a motivating factor, actually falls lower on the list. Most crime is committed with inside information – this means that your employees (or family members) are involved.

Accomplices are often brought into crime through a phenomenon known as ‘trauma bonding’ and regrettably, this most often occurs with women.

Farm attacks are not a spontaneous event. They are well-planned with weeks of observation and planning. Guns, jewelry and money are what the criminals are looking for. Remember that when you are on the wrong side of a gun, the only thing you need to know is that you are powerless. The only response is cooperation. Assume that the criminals have already been in your home, so do not deny ownership of items they ask for.

The skill lies within the examiner. Although Ms Kaiser has become an expert in body language, the only result she will give the client is the one from her equipment. A polygraph test cannot be used to fire an employee but will be taken into consideration by the CCMA and SAPS. However, in the case of crime in a company, the employee will often rather resign than face arrest.

The audience was completely enthralled by this incredible lady, as was I.

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About the Book:

What makes a criminal ...... a criminal? This book is a true account of crime in South Africa by a woman polygraphist. She reveals how and why farm attacks are planned. She answers the question of why some women become involved in priority crimes. She talks about drug addiction and the devastating effect it has on families, and causes mothers to become co-dependent. The psychology and the planning of Cash In Transit Heists are also explained. This book explains the causes and the effects of crime, taken from actual polygraphs conducted This is a book that is the first of its kind - taken directly from the frontline of the crime wave that is sweeping South Africa. "I pressed her in her crotch and asked her for her cell phone. I felt both her breasts, pretending to look for a cell phone. She was white and she was beautiful. She had the same colour hair as you......." "Gert led me into the house. A body was lying underneath a sheet." "..... a shrivelled up baboon's arm, blue twine tied onto the fence and tree branches, and a dark substance smeared onto the doors. I knew that I was looking at witchcraft." This book makes for riveting reading. Brace yourself for the truth.