Aaron Brehove

Aaron Brehove is an author, speaker and media expert in the fields of interpersonal communications, financial fraud and litigation.

As a fraud investigator by day, Aaron has been involved in cases concerning our country's most notorious financial investigations. His forensic investigations have assisted in dismantling multi-billion dollar Ponzi schemes, uncovered major instances of tax evasion, and investigated the ongoing problems of embezzlement and insider training. Working with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) has allowed him to witness both the private and public effects of financial and interpersonal manipulation.

In conjunction with these analytical abilities, Aaron also mastered the skills and knowledge needed to become an expert in human interaction applying what he has learned about human communication, interrogation techniques and detecting deception to bring a unique perspective to the examination of not only finances, but of the personal interactions that accompany them.

Aaron earned his Bachelors degree, Cum Laude, in Accounting, from West Virginia University. Today, he remains a fraud investigator with one of the world's preeminent accounting firms, at the center of every major investigation that develops. Additionally, Aaron is a certified body language expert and Senior Instructor at The Body Language Institute in Washington D.C. He has been trained in interviewing techniques and detecting deception by law enforcements top leaders; including experts from the FBI and The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF).

Brehove is the author of Knack Body Language: Techniques on Interpreting Nonverbal Cues in the World and Workplace (Knack, 2011), an entertaining and educational romp through the intricacies of the human body, and the clues it provides to understanding our every thought.

Aaron's diversified expertise can help you uncover deception at home or in business before its too late.