Polygraph Testing

[-Harters-]

Doesn't alcohol intake affect the results also?

[susan]

sorry roch I meant to say you kept your dignity.  Too much sun today

[-Harters-]

sorry roch I meant to say you kept your dignity.  Too much sun today

I'm glad you said that, I thought it was something you had confiscated and were now returning to him.  :D

[susan]

Hi The Jam you really bring a smile to my face and I thank you for that.  Our new member the French Onion Man is the expert on polygraph testing and I am sure he  will provide you and Mat with all the information you require (bet you are thinking that I bring a smile to your face with my ridiculous posts) I try what more can I do

[chevalier noir]

I think also the time elapse is worth considering (between the crimes and the lie detector results) I'm interested in any information as to whether a lie detector is any less accurate when the ammoutn of time that has passed between the events is a great one.

That is good point.

[chevalier noir]

Hi The Jam you really bring a smile to my face and I thank you for that.  Our new member the French Onion Man is the expert on polygraph testing and I am sure he  will provide you and Mat with all the information you require (bet you are thinking that I bring a smile to your face with my ridiculous posts) I try what more can I do

In Suriname we eat Carribean and Chinese and French and Dutch food rice pasta etc. I do like onions sometimes.

[lookout]

That is good point.

I believe Jeremy was continually asking for such a test,,over years,,and was constantly refused on account of him being inside. So what difference does that make as well.?
Obviously,his request was granted in 2007. It's how they operate in this country. Back to Front.!

[susan]

Hi lookout  I think it cost about £10,000 and Jeremy was the first person to have one done in prison so I have read. Hope Bridget has gone out

[Roch]

I believe Jeremy was continually asking for such a test,,over years,,and was constantly refused on account of him being inside. So what difference does that make as well.?
Obviously,his request was granted in 2007. It's how they operate in this country. Back to Front.!

The Mirror article claims he asked from 1991 onwards and that his was the first agreed by the authorities for somebody behind bars.

[lookout]

Hi lookout  I think it cost about £10,000 and Jeremy was the first person to have one done in prison so I have read. Hope Bridget has gone out

Hi Susan,,yes I remember that sum of money being mentioned,,and also that his test was the first of its kind while behind bars. Jeremy must have felt that it was the last resort to prove his innocence,,,but now he becomes the psychopath for passing it. He can't win.
There'd be a few of the members of Parliament and the bankers that wouldn't be so lucky.
Bridget may just be having her dinner. Don't fret,hahaha.

[Bridget]

Hi lookout  I think it cost about £10,000 and Jeremy was the first person to have one done in prison so I have read. Hope Bridget has gone out

£10,000? I hope Jon has been saving up..

[Roch]

£10,000? I hope Jon has been saving up..

That was the cost of the equipment used, not the test.

[Bridget]

That was the cost of the equipment used, not the test.

Oh right. Bargain.

[Roch]

Oh right. Bargain.

It seems they do other kinds of tech equipment also...

http://www.lafayetteinstrument.com/

[Bridget]

It seems they do other kinds of tech equipment also...

http://www.lafayetteinstrument.com/

Yes, very diverse. Are you thinking of buying some?