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I can think of a number of reasons why a law enforcement agency would be reluctant to disclose polygraph results in an on-going investigation. Yes, it is common for polygraph results to be reviewed by another polygrapher, but that usually doesn't take very long.
In any event, it would be foolhardy to allow the outcome of your daughter's polygraph "test" to determine your and her future. Polygraphy has no scientific basis. It's sheer pseudoscience -- in the same league as astrology and palm-reading. The polygraph can be useful as a prop in an interrogation, but it's nothing more than a prop:
If your daughter's step-father indeed took inappropriate pictures of her, then there should be some evidence for that. Polygraph chart readings are not evidence one way or the other.
Posted by: katwoman41 Posted on: Mar 21st, 2009 at 1:19pm
Do you have any idea why they would wait so long to give me the results? I am confused as to why this is taking so long....perhaps the wait is a way to control something that I am not aware of? https://antipolygraph.org/yabbfiles/Smilies/evil.gifThis is a case of my daughter accusing her step dad of taking naked pictures of her. She has a history of lying and is diagnosed with Conduct Disorder. No one knows what to believe in this instance, thus the polygraph. The outcome decides my future and hers. I think it is cruel to leave me hanging so long with these results.....
Posted by: George W. Maschke Posted on: Mar 21st, 2009 at 11:37am
It takes only minutes to score a polygraph chart, and it is standard operating procedure for polygraphers to score them before the examinee leaves the polygraph suite (and to promptly conduct a post-test interrogation if the charts are scored as "deception indicated"). If this polygraph was conducted by a law enforcement agency and your daughter was not subjected to a post-test interrogation, then that is a good indication that she either passed or at worst had an "inconclusive" outcome.
Posted by: katwoman41 Posted on: Mar 21st, 2009 at 11:28am
My daughter took a polygraph on Tuesday. We still have not received the results. How long does it take to get these results? The test was for a sexual pandering case.