Ed Gelb was the guy i had my last polygraph with. Although i don't like any of those polygraphers he was the most professional out of all them. There was this one polygrapher from L.A.P.D that was privately contracted with the agency that i was applying for who gave me a really hard time. One thing that i must say is that these polygraphers are very persistent and some can be even hard to talk to..... the first polygrapher that i went to accused me of using countermeasures..... To be honest I had no clue what the word counter measure meant until my background investigator informed of the accusation... which ultimatley made me go and research to see what i had done from that lead me to this point. I have one other question.... If your baseline for the control questions and the relevant questions are about the same, then shouldn't they pass you since there's no difference... i would have thought that if your lying you would show a bigger more obvious reaction to a question? Also if it wouldn't be of any trouble i would like to know why i would be declared 97% deceiving once and then inconclusive two other times.