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"Simply letting anything out could reveal a lot of private information that's not relevant or appropriate for public consumption," Jonathan Entin, a constitutional law professor at Case Western Reserve University in Ohio, told the BBC.

Any information disclosed later will be treated as less credible.

Scientists have long wondered how we sort through this kind of social information and how we decide if someone is being honest.

In one experiment, they captured an image that contained information from both forward- and backward-traveling light.

A spokesperson for the church said: "We will make available all relevant files, reports and information to assist police with their inquiries."