MoMan

Why were you interrogated?  Were you detained as a suspect by police or were you applying for employment?  What you experienced after the CVSA test was a post-interrogation.  If a post-interrogation is administered that usually indicates you did not pass the exam.  The detectives were trying to find out of you had stolen something.  CVSA exams have higher failure rates than polygraphs.  Like the polygraph, the CVSA exam has also branded many innocent examinees as liars.  In fact, the CVSA test is much worse at accusing honest people as liars than the polygraph.  The CVSA and polygraph are touted as being able to catch liars at an almost 100% accuracy rate.  Read through this site and you will find out that is not true.  Again, there are many innocent people who have had their reputations damaged because of these exams.  Final note, if the CVSA exam was given as part of a criminal investigation you may need to consult an attorney to see if this interrogation could be held against you.

MoMan,

The CVSA has no scientific basis whatsoever. It has not been shown through peer-reviewed research to reliably detect stress, let alone deception. Like the polygraph, it is a quack device used by interrogators as a psychological rubber hose to obtain confessions.

The "National Institute of Truth Verification," the Florida company that manufactures and markets CVSA, has admitted in court that it "is not capable of lie detection."

As you are suspected of a felony crime by investigators who are using junk science to direct their investigation, I think you would be wise not to speak with any police investigator again without a lawyer present.