1  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / Polygraph Policy / Re: Can I get re-cleared 10 years after losing my clearance for a crime?
 on: May 23rd, 2023 at 4:04am 
Quote:
I have the same question as the OP.  I have a conditional offer for a job that requires top secret clearance, but about 12 years ago I got arrested, convicted, and served a short stint in jail for a stunt where me and friends ran down the streets butt naked and trashed several stores, cars, and other property.  I was on cocaine but I didn't mention that and wasn't convicted of any drug offense, I was just convicted of vandalism and public indecency. 

However, these are misdemeanors and 12 years ago and the SF86 only asks about the last 10 years for misdemeanors, so I should be good.  I have a PhD in Computer Science specializing in computer security so my trade is in high demand.  I'm sure the government can look past my previous indiscretions and clear me again, no?



Considering the amount of time that has passed since your conviction, I think that national security concerns regarding your conduct may well be mitigated and that you may be able to obtain a security clearance. (I am inferring that unlike the original poster, you did not hold a security clearance at the time when you were convicted.)

2  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / Polygraph Policy / Re: Can I get re-cleared 10 years after losing my clearance for a crime?
 on: May 18th, 2023 at 9:48pm 
Quote:
I have a PhD in Computer Science specializing in computer security so my trade is in high demand.


I would advise against accepting any offer that requires a polygraph. Especially if you have a skill that is in high demand.

3  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / Polygraph Policy / Re: Can I get re-cleared 10 years after losing my clearance for a crime?
 on: May 17th, 2023 at 3:37pm 
I have the same question as the OP.  I have a conditional offer for a job that requires top secret clearance, but about 12 years ago I got arrested, convicted, and served a short stint in jail for a stunt where me and friends ran down the streets butt naked and trashed several stores, cars, and other property.  I was on cocaine but I didn't mention that and wasn't convicted of any drug offense, I was just convicted of vandalism and public indecency. 

However, these are misdemeanors and 12 years ago and the SF86 only asks about the last 10 years for misdemeanors, so I should be good.  I have a PhD in Computer Science specializing in computer security so my trade is in high demand.  I'm sure the government can look past my previous indiscretions and clear me again, no?


4  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / Polygraph Policy / Re: If you ever file a complaint about your polygraph...
 on: May 13th, 2023 at 5:00pm 
quickfix wrote on May 13th, 2023 at 4:09pm:
User35 wrote on May 13th, 2023 at 12:30pm:
If you want to know why the horror stories we keep hearing about continue to happen, here’s why.


It's because imbeciles like yourself continue to try to cheat their way through the polygraph process.  You're just a whining, sniveling toad who was shown the door after YOUR bad behavior.  You got exactly what you deserved.

Don't forget your coffee!


quickfix, your trolling is hilarious. I would give all my earthly possessions to be as funny as you are. In fact, I'm actually still laughing at how funny you are.

In all seriousness, what is concerning is that those who are the gatekeepers to the American intelligence and law enforcement communities share in your level of immaturity and unseriousness.

5  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / Polygraph Policy / Re: If you ever file a complaint about your polygraph...
 on: May 13th, 2023 at 4:09pm 
User35 wrote on May 13th, 2023 at 12:30pm:
If you want to know why the horror stories we keep hearing about continue to happen, here’s why.


It's because imbeciles like yourself continue to try to cheat their way through the polygraph process.  You're just a whining, sniveling toad who was shown the door after YOUR bad behavior.  You got exactly what you deserved.

Don't forget your coffee!

6  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / Polygraph Policy / If you ever file a complaint about your polygraph...
 on: May 13th, 2023 at 12:30pm 
The receiving agency will send it right over to your pervert’s, I mean examiner’s business partner, who will tell them that… of course your examiner did nothing wrong!

Asking you multiple times if you’ve ever fondled a girl while she’s sleeping? Completely valid.

Telling you that you’re “talking with your gut?” No problem.

Screaming in your ear to “STOP TRYING TO THROW OFF THE MACHINE!?” Perfectly acceptable.

Throwing a temper tantrum and storming out of the room? Absolutely professional.

Sarcastically saying “don’t forget your coffee, sorry that it cooled?” The highest ethical conduct!

Telling you that “combative is a physical term?” Correct.

Responding to a complaint by saying “well the guy’s done a thousand of these tests?” Awesome!

Why? Because the pervert’s business partner said so, that’s why!

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Well, just because he’s his business partner doesn’t mean he’s biased. Chip Morgan’s of absolutely impeccable moral integrity right? Wrong. He actively employs a former sheriff who was de-certified by POST and resigned via email.

Well, at least he’s always been a consummate professional right?! Take a look at his Facebook and LinkedIn accounts, and then tell me how you feel about this idiot determining what’s professional and what’s not. 

Well, he might be a corrupt and unprofessional buffoon, but his credentials speak for themselves, right?! Chip Morgan has a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, which he didn’t receive until 2017. He has no advanced degree of any kind, and absolutely nothing that would confer him the title “expert.”   

If you want to know why the horror stories we keep hearing about continue to happen, here’s why. If you bother to file a complaint, the receiving agency will send it over to someone whose just as much of a loser, thug, and charlatan as the person who conducted your exam.

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Chip Morgan, if you’re reading this: You are a THUG. You are a COWARD. You are a shameless grifter who enables perverts like Dan Caputo to abuse and humiliate people under the guise of the polygraph. Drop the boy scout act and grow a pair.


CONTEXT: I underwent a polygraph examination with the Arizona Department of Public Safety, which I’ve written extensively about here and here. When I filed a complaint against Creepy Caputo, the sadistic pervert who conducted my exam, and his supervisor, Jason Gibbs, they told me that they conducted an inquiry into the events surrounding my polygraph, which revealed no misconduct. When I filed a public records request for the internal affairs report, I discovered that this “inquiry” consisted of them sending the recording of my polygraph over to the American Polygraph Association’s Ethics and Grievance Committee, which is headed by the aforementioned Chip Morgan, who maintains a business (and personal) relationship with the individual who conducted my exam. Unsurprisingly, Chip Morgan found that his business partner did absolutely nothing wrong, and that all his actions were completely valid. I’ve attached a copy of the Internal Affairs report below.

7  Employment Forums (Non-polygraph related) / Federal Law Enforcement Applications, Hiring, and Employment / Re: DEA Conditional Offer?!
 on: May 8th, 2023 at 9:54pm 
How long does it take to receive the Conditional Job Offer?, I've been waiting for almost three weeks now.

8  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / CVSA and other Voice Stress Analysis Applications / Re: Notes on Meeting of Creditors in NITV LLC Bankruptcy Case
 on: May 6th, 2023 at 10:57pm 
Police departments should take note that NITV the maker of the CVSA, has undergone bankruptcy, thus putting their ability to provide future services in doubt.

Anyone interested in the bankruptcy details may wish to visit the following links:

NITV LLC (21-18481) United States Bankruptcy Court, S.D. Florida.
https://www.inforuptcy.com/browse-filings/florida-southern-bankruptcy-court/9:21...

https://www.pacermonitor.com/public/case/41647783/NITV_LLC

https://antipolygraph.org/blog/2021/09/03/cvsa-huckster-charles-humble-files-for...

9  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / Polygraph Policy / Re: DIA's Insider Threat Program
 on: May 3rd, 2023 at 9:09pm 
quickfix wrote on May 3rd, 2023 at 11:43am:
It is now.  As Don Meredith used to say, turn out the lights, the party's over!

I take it you missed my post at the top of this page.

10  Polygraph and CVSA Forums / Polygraph Policy / Re: DIA's Insider Threat Program
 on: May 3rd, 2023 at 11:43am 
John M. wrote on Feb 17th, 2020 at 7:58pm:
Just so you all know, the story still isn’t over. In fact, after a long six years, it’s about to get real. Stay tuned.

It is now.  As Don Meredith used to say, turn out the lights, the party's over!

 
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