Signal integrity problem arises as one of the main issues in digital circuits manufactured by today's deep submicron technology. The coupling capacitance of neighboring lines may cause delays of circuit and it may affect the functionality of circuit. These effects are usually referred to as crosstalk. Since it requires additional design cost to fix crosstalk noise, the false aggressor nodes that cannot affect on victim node have to be eliminated. In this paper, we propose efficient heuristic algorithm that considers functional correlation for false aggressor pruning in crosstalk noise analysis. The false aggressors are detected by a path sensitization algorithm and logic implication. The efficiency of our algorithm has been verified on Benchmark circuits with a 0.18 µm standard cell library. Experimental results show an average of 5.4% false aggressor detection and an average improvement of 14.6% in the accuracy of timing analysis.