Credibility analysis of an allegation

These are some of the factors were examine when questioning the reliability of an allegations. 

1. Logical structure and internal consistency. Whether the sequence of events makes sense. Whether the statement contains contradictions. 
2. Spontaneous production - (if the narrative is overly organized it could suggestive of a false statement).
3. Quantity of details or lack of details. 
4. Descriptions of interactions with other individuals. Whether those interactions are corroborated.
5. Reproduction of conversation. Whether those conversations are corroborated.
6. Whether complainant recounts any unexpected complications. 
7. Whether the narrative contains any descriptions of events that are of peripheral interest. 
8. Whether the statement includes any unusual or superfluous details. 
9. Whether there are any accounts of mental states - including the accused.
10. Description of sensory perceptions. 
11. Whether any descriptions of intoxicated behavior are consistent with the amount of alcohol consumed.
12. Any narrative corroborating motives to fabricate.
13. Spontaneous corrections. 
14. Admitting lack of memory.
15. Raising self-doubt about their own testimony.
16. Self-depreciation.
17. Language pardoning the accused. 
18. Admissions against interest.