markus_del_marko wrote on Jan 3
rd, 2008 at 6:30pm:
i recently had my polygraph and i think it went very well, i used the countermeasures during control questions and remained calm during all others. the entire exam from start to finish was word by word textbook after reading the lie behind the polygraph from this site. i almost laughed out loud several times.
markus_del_marko wrote on Jan 4
th, 2008 at 8:03pm:
he asked me initially if i had ever been in a mental hospital, i said no. he asked me if i have ever had a polygraph before, i said no. well both were a lie but those questions weren't even asked during the test at all.
markus_del_marko wrote on Jan 4
th, 2008 at 2:58am:
i dunno if its lying per say. both my attorneys said if the test didn't come out well, they would just tell her i didn't take one. no im not related to them at all.
So what you are saying is that you took a test and used the countermeasures as taught in Mr. Mashke's Book. You lied to the examiner before during and after the test. Your attorney plans to lie to the prosecutor (BTW that is a lie per se) and now the evil polygrapher is calling you a liar. How could something like this have happened to you?
HOW DARE HE!!!
I guess your big plan didn't work did it.
CHRISMCPHEE 33 where are you? You need to read this!!!!
At best your attempts to use the counter measures caused the examiner to question the results of the test. I guess you thought that by following a book and lying you could pass. That Mr. markus_del_marko is just another example of
THE LIE BEHIND the lie behind the lie detector. Don't get angry at your polygrapher get angry with the people who keep trying to convince you that counter measures work
Sancho Panza.
PS just a guess, but I'm betting that the report that your attorney finally sent to the examiner provided evidence that you were concealing established facts that he would find material to the design of test questions.
sp