Dear where is the integrity:

I have taken a polygraph examination with the FBI on two occasions, told the complete truth by naively believing that the truth would prevail, didn’t use countermeasures of any kind, and was still found deceptive (or inconclusive) on both occasions. Since then no one from FBI has returned my calls or letters, and I have had two conditional offers of employment with other agencies yanked directly on the basis of my FBI polygraph and without any offer of an exam administered by those agencies.

I have consulted with an attorney in the matter since it seems fairly straightforward, but was advised not to do anything since the repercussions of filing a lawsuit would not only exclude me from employment with an intelligence agency, but also with any government agency requiring a simple background check (what manager would risk hiring someone who has a lawsuit pending against the FBI?). Even having the FBI records sealed would raise suspicions to a hiring manager as to why they were sealed. So my question to you is: “where is the integrity?”

Fletch.