Pizzalawyer

Earlier I stated that this was a hoax fitting a pattern of other similar hoaxes ( excessive detail on points that dont matter by whicb to validate the claim - and - personal contact simultaneously.with all the bad guys) . Are-We-Sure pointed out earlier how much detail of the incident was recalled years later when the incident was of no significance to the witness at the time which iundermines credibility. I also expressed wonderment at how earnest these false witnesses are because I feel they believe their own lies, hence there is some degree of mental illness.

Witnesses who believe their own lies will be able to pass a lie detector test. So I remain unconvinced.

ben_matlock

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tadorno

Lie detectors are not a good measure of truth. There's a reason they're not definitive in court. A: if you know what you're doing you can cheat them, and B: if you truly believe what you're saying ("I know for a fact the earth is flat") you'll pass the test too. Don't know if either of those apply here but take polygraphs with a grain of salt

carmencita

Are you the person that sent me info on the tests too? Someone did and it sure makes sense. They still say, Oh he passed the lie detector test. This is how they fool people. Many people don't know. But the criminals do.