nopolycop wrote on Jun 11
th, 2008 at 2:33pm:
I predict silence will be the resultant response from the A.P.A.
I don't understand why.
Everyone seems to think they can prove I am 100% wrong. This is their chance to have at me. No court rules, no objections of anything within the guidelines, no one withholding anyone from telling the truth, and for the first time in this whole nightmare, everyone will get their day, including me.
If I am such an embarrassment, then they have the opportunity to be the men they say they are and tell me to my face. If they have nothing to hide, then they would not mind a few questions. It is only fair. Are they afraid that once I get up there and have an "honest" chance of explaining myself that some examiners will see I have a point? Why be afraid of one person?
It is a one vs. several hundreds fight. They will have home turf advantage. I am confident enough to step up and walk the line. I am shocked that they would not be. I mean, come on, they are the APA. The all powerful and all knowing.
I think I know what it is. They are not confident that their argument will prevail in a fair and organized forum. These little invites which lieguytoo has made are made to anger, entice me into just showing up, and then defend myself in an ambush. That is just like what TAPE did at the direction of Mike Chimarys with the Wood's playing the horn section. Then, when the general meeting comes around, it happens one hour before my attorney was expected there so I would be denied the chance to present my grievances in a fair and proper forum. And the band played on.
I think it is funny that I am thought of as a bully by one the defense lawyers but the only people who seem to be engaging in bulling activities has been most of the defendants and the very lawyer who accuses me of being a bully in the first place. I guess they need to minimize and justify their actions somehow. Projecting is one way to do it.
I have been issued a challenge by this “lieguytoo”, who seems to feel that I will "make friends" at the APA convention. Well, I love making new friends, but I somehow doubt that is the reason that lieguytoo is encouraging me to go to the APA convention.
I will not take lieguytoo’s invitation. First, I did not receive an invite to the party by someone in authority. Sorry lieguytoo, I do not take invitations from people who will not identify themselves. Second, I do not blindly walk into ambushes. I did that one already and once is all it takes to learn a lesson in others bullying behaviors. Lastly, it is only fair that I get what I give. I am done with the one way street crap.
If the members of the APA want me served up as a sacrifice to the Polygraph Gods, then here is their chance. They should call the APA leadership and tell them that they want their chance. Their one chance to have me in a public forum and ask what they want with no rules of civil procedure, no judges other than the members, no objections to any questions within the guidelines, and no barriers to the truth. There will be nothing there but air and opportunity.
In my personal opinion, if they do not take me up on it, then they show that they have something to hide. Most of these guys are ex-law enforcement. I am very sure they have use the old line of, "if you have nothing to hide, then you have nothing to worry about." It will become clear that things like that only apply to those whom they wish to get a confession. I personally think they are worried about something getting out there, given that it is twenty years since 1988; I guess I would be worried too. So much for being "dedicated to the truth." I guess it is all talk and no action.
Am I the only polygraph examiner who does care for the truth and wants to give everyone and anyone to have their chance and their day in court?
You see lieguytoo says "we want you competent to stand trial!" then their lawyers try to do everything they can so this does not get to a jury trial. The AG's Office is doing their best to make sure this does not get to trial. Yet they tell me they cannot wait to get to trial. Are they trying to convince themselves or me?
If I was them and I were convinced that I was right, then I would be happy to take it to trial. If I were confident that I would get attorney fees, then I would want to take it to trial. If I had a slam dunk case, which is what they seem to think that they have, then I would be eager to exonerate my clients and what was the word lieguytoo used, oh yes, "redeem" them. Yet, they are all doing their best to make damn well sure that a jury does not hear this case and my mouth is shut to the truth. When one looks at it logically, it does not look like they are truly all that confident.
I do not lack the courage of my convictions. Come on Mr. Dutton, Mr. Kraphol, and Mr. Vaughan, give your members what they want it and do it fairly. If your members want me to walk the gauntlet, I am offering myself up. I guess the polygraph community in general is just like Chimarys and Wood. They have the guts to ambush me rather than debate me fairly. If that and lieguytoo’s direct intimidation of a plaintiff are tactics that the APA considers ethical and acceptable, then I guess that speaks to the kind of men they are. Of course I hope I am wrong about the APA.
If the APA does not take my challenge, then it will send one message loud and clear. The APA and some of its members have something to hide, from the community, from some of its members, and even from themselves. Me? I have nothing to hide and I operate in a fish bowl. What I do is above board.
I am still awaiting word.
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