LOOK AT THIS COMPARISON

All the views on the youtube videos combined with the Samide Dude "educating" the community do NOT total all together the number of views of folks concerned about the Samide Dude reputation....

Samide Dude reputation = (1 post) 1700+ views in 6 months
Samide Dude "expertise" lectures = (5 posts) 1000+ views in 2 years

Its obvious loads of people have a recent concern!

(and historical if you look at the above links when he went bankrupt.)

So there you have it, any sworn law enforcement agency can contact the Florida Attorney General to learn of the investigation's viability.

I didn't thought about heart conditions and polygraphs connection to be honest. It's an interesting topic. I have a neighbour next to my property in Sicily here who was supposed to pass polygraph this week. I will ask him about his experience as he had a surgery on a heart about 5 years ago.

The aforementioned claim reflects Monte Carlo mean estimates for test specificity when using the popular seven-position and three-position scoring scales.

For more information, contact the American Polygraph Association.

www.polygraph.org

The title of the article is "Monte Carlo Study of Multiple Issue Polygraph Techniques with Two, Three,
and Four Questions".

My application account has been locked as well... Was wanting to change the position I’ve applied for... I see my qualifications are better suited for the undergraduate scholarship program. Should I create a new account? It has been around 8 months since I applied I think. I thought I mis entered the password at first. The site said the ID and password combination was invalid.  It said one more failed attempt at inputting the password would lock my account so I didn’t try again but instead clicked the forgot password link, but when I’d entered my ID it said my account was already locked, apparently... not sure what I should do...

Thanks. I already have a pacemaker. I was told this morning I was to be fired if I do not take a polygraph. 
I will wait till they fire me. Then go to a lawyer and sue them!!

I and two others were accused of stealing computers from a state agency.  We were asked to take a polygraph.  The first examiner said he could not do it based upon my medical condition included in my post below. The second examiner was a woman who worked for the same agency. She said no problem,she can work around it.

I am in a wheel chair as I do IT trouble shooting of the servers and datacomm.


In looking on the internet I found your site.  My neighbor said to get a doctors excuse?

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An arrhythmia is a problem with the rate or rhythm of your heartbeat. It means that your heart beats too quickly, too slowly, or with an irregular pattern. When the heart beats faster than normal, it is called tachycardia. When the heart beats too slowly, it is called bradycardia. The most common type of arrhythmia is atrial fibrillation, which causes an irregular and fast heart beat.

Many factors can affect your heart's rhythm, such as having had a heart attack, smoking, congenital heart defects, and stress. Some substances or medicines may also cause arrhythmias.

Symptoms of arrhythmias include
•Fast or slow heart beat
•Skipping beats
•Lightheadedness or dizziness
•Chest pain
•Shortness of breath
•Sweating

Your doctor can run tests to find out if you have an arrhythmia. Treatment to restore a normal heart rhythm may include medicines, an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD) or pacemaker, or sometimes surgery

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Yes, and my conviction for teaching a person how to beat a polygraph test is prima facie evidence the polygraph is absolutely worthless as a lie detector. So the question remains, why do we still use the polygraph as a lie detector?

Regarding the Florida Attorney General Investigation of NITV Federal Services per the last post.  Any sworn law enforcement agency can contact the Florida Attorney General as to learn of the investigation's viability.

The APA and others in the polygraph community have been sounding the alarm bell on Charles Humble and James Kane's credibility for years, going back to 2006.  One of our esteemed APA members Jim Wygant wrote a great article on the NITV-NACVSA Chapman Study. Jim was a former investigator for the Oregon Attorney General's Office.  One thing he did not know at the time of publication was James Chapman was Director of Education & Training for the NACVSA (Delaware LLC) at the time he did the study. This blows up the claim of a peer reviewed study.  Marigo Stathis, was the co author of the study.

The entire article is in the July/August 2014 issue of the APA Magazine and worth reading.   

What is really interesting is that NITV is using one of the videos from Doug Williams on the www.cvsa1.com website.  It is under the tab " Does the polygraph work"  Doug Williams was arrested by US Customs & Border Protection and later convicted.

Ha. had to look at a video or two myself.

its like this talk, which is to an educated audience, is for 3rd graders.

https://youtu.be/-3dAhf44j0g
https://youtu.be/-3dAhf44j0g

Am i missing something?