"Poligraftan korkma!"

[Детективное агентство. Москва. Арбат.]

Thanks, interesting!

 

[Плотников Юрий Михайлович]

Thank you Andrew, an interesting article!

 

[Патрушев Михаил Владимирович]

Thank you Andrey! Very interesting. Good work.

 

[Орлан]

A corrupt bureaucracy for death will oppose polygraph checks.

+1000 !!!! I agree.
Thank you Andrew, an interesting article.

 

[Частный детектив. Тайный советник. Омск.]

Andrey, thanks !!! With great pleasure I read interesting material

 

[Анатолий Маланченко]

Andrey, thanks!
Somewhere I read that a polygraph can be fooled by slowing down the natural physiological reactions! For example, come to check not enough sleep or a hangover! I didn’t say it ... I read it on the Internet! : D

 

[Детективное агентство. Москва. Арбат.]

Personally, he himself was a participant in the situation when a person deceived a polygraph. One of my comrades (he worked in the bodies) was leaked by his own colleagues that he sometimes uses databases for personal purposes. This actually happened, naturally without any kind of crime, and very rarely, but it did. CSS immediately took it into development, and when they could not incriminate it in an operational way, they interrogated using a polygraph. The guy turned out to be very competent, before the session he drank water without stopping, motivating it with strong excitement, the security guards were already rubbing their hands happily, but it wasn’t there. When they started checking in a couple of hours, the man so wanted to go to the toilet that he simply could not sit still, and naturally thought only of how to restrain himself, and answered questions automatically. So, the result of a polygraph is all true).

 

[Детективное агентство ИКС-Инфо.]

Personally, he himself was a participant in the situation when a person deceived a polygraph. One of my comrades (he worked in the bodies) was leaked by his own colleagues that he sometimes uses databases for personal purposes. This actually happened, naturally without any kind of crime, and very rarely, but it did. CSS immediately took it into development, and when they could not incriminate it in an operational way, they interrogated using a polygraph. The guy turned out to be very competent, before the session he drank water without stopping, motivating it with strong excitement, the security guards were already rubbing their hands happily, but it wasn’t there. When they started checking in a couple of hours, the man so wanted to go to the toilet that he simply could not sit still, and naturally thought only of how to restrain himself, and answered questions automatically. So, the result of a polygraph is all true).

Um ... that means the words from the song "it’s not beer that kills people, water kills people" are not always relevant ...
))))

 

[Детективное агентство Симферополь]

Personally, he himself was a participant in the situation when a person deceived a polygraph. One of my comrades (he worked in the bodies) was leaked by his own colleagues that he sometimes uses databases for personal purposes. This actually happened, naturally without any kind of crime, and very rarely, but it did. CSS immediately took it into development, and when they could not incriminate it in an operational way, they interrogated using a polygraph. The guy turned out to be very competent, before the session he drank water without stopping, motivating it with strong excitement, the security guards were already rubbing their hands happily, but it wasn’t there. When they started checking in a couple of hours, the man so wanted to go to the toilet that he simply could not sit still, and naturally thought only of how to restrain himself, and answered questions automatically. So, the result of a polygraph is all true).

Um ... that means the words from the song "it’s not beer that kills people, water kills people" are not always relevant ...
))))

And if I drank beer))

 

[Частный детектив ОДБ. Новосибирск.]

from a year ago, one guy was tested for involvement in a possible murder or aiding in concealing a crime.
this guy drank a couple of liters of beer in an electric train while traveling to the city. (he did not know in advance that I would take him to a polygraph) the polygraph showed an extremely high probability of his participation (90%) in the crime. ...
but in the end it was refuted operatively ....

I now considered the option of testing the polygraph on myself once again, to document the confirmation / refutation of some facts, but vague doubts about the usefulness of this torment me (

Personally, he himself was a participant in the situation when a person deceived a polygraph. One of my comrades (he worked in the bodies) was leaked by his own colleagues that he sometimes uses databases for personal purposes. This actually happened, naturally without any kind of crime, and very rarely, but it did. CSS immediately took it into development, and when they could not incriminate it in an operational way, they interrogated using a polygraph. The guy turned out to be very competent, before the session he drank water without stopping, motivating it with strong excitement, the security guards were already rubbing their hands happily, but it wasn’t there. When they started checking in a couple of hours, the man so wanted to go to the toilet that he simply could not sit still, and naturally thought only of how to restrain himself, and answered questions automatically. So, the result of a polygraph is all true).

Um ... that means the words from the song "it’s not beer that kills people, water kills people" are not always relevant ...
))))

And if I drank beer))