Here’s the polygraph guy himself. He states there were two questions asked while she was hooked up to the machine.
He explains that it was only two questions because she was “the victim”.
“Here’s the polygraph guy himself. He states there were two questions asked while she was hooked up to the machine.”
That’s another thing that bothers me. She was in with the polygrapher for about an hour and a half, I think she said. And two questions? Of course she was being coached and primed for her big two questions.
When I took a poly for a job in a police department, I had about 10 questions and was there for about 15 minutes. No hour-long segment of “foreplay”. In the room. In the chair. Hooked up. Questioned. ‘Bye!
I’m not convinced that he says she only answered two questions while hooked up to the machine, only that only two questions were relevant. He says that the he used the You Phase examination, and it was a specific issue examination, and that the ISSUE is addressed with only TWO questions. That doesn’t mean there weren’t other questions which have nothing to do with the issue. In fact, if he was administering a You Phase, there would HAVE TO BE.
Therefore, this is probably not a good point to latch onto.
And, with that, I’m out. Too many Freepers have already demonstrated exactly why I don’t keep company here any more.