wrote on May 13^th, 2018 at 6:53pm:

you might have been an "Inconclusive."

Three of my five polygraph exams resulted in "No Opinion" being rendered. They said, "analysis of the data collected revealed the subject's physiological data lacked sufficient criteria on which to base a decision."

Seriously.

There's no such thing as a post-interview interrogation. It ain't over until it's over. They interrogate you then hook you right back up again. Sometimes they leave you hooked up while they do the interrogations. It's all an effort like Rayburn12 said - to break you.  They spent hours and hours interrogating me, then questioned me while I was hooked to the machine.  More and more interrogations followed by asking the same questions over and over.  If the stupid thing worked as they claim it does, why do they need to ask the same questions hundreds of times - and still come away with "No Opinion"?