Danny,

Many others like you, have told the complete truth, only to be wrongly branded as liars based on a "failed" polygraph "test."

My first advice to you would be to get a lawyer, and not to speak to the police or any other governmental authority without his/her presence. Many lawyers offer an initial free consultation.

Second, to understand what was really going on during your polygraph "test," I recommend that you download and read The Lie Behind the Lie Detector. You'll be especially interested in Chapters 1 and 3. If you have any friends/family/ acquaintances who are now looking at you with suspicion, you might want to print out a copy for them to read.

One more thing you might want to do today is to write down for your own records a detailed memorandum of everything that happened during your polygraph interrogation, including such things as the polygrapher's snide remarks and her yelling at you. Was this interrogation videotaped or audiotaped? If so, the existence of that tape should offer you some protection in case the authorities somehow attempt to use this "test" as evidence against you.