Update: In a plea agreement dated 12 September 2014, Polk County, Florida prosecutors dropped all sexual assault and possession of child pornography charges against against William McCallister, who had spent more than two years in pre-trial confinement. McCallister pleaded guilty to one count each of of attempted possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, delivery of alprazolam (a drug used to treat anxiety disorders), and interception of a wire/electronic communication, and was placed on probation.




William McCallister, a Florida polygraph operator specializing in "fidelity testing" and screening of convicted sex offenders, has himself been charged with criminal assault. The Smoking Gun has the lowdown, including the police report:

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/polygrapher-drugs-gropes-female-client-65...

In 1985, McCallister was fired by the Polk County, Florida Sheriff's Office amidst allegations of sexual harassment:

http://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=1346&dat=19860829&id=3bEwAAAAIBAJ&sjid=ZPs...

And in 1993, McCallister was sentenced to 20 years in prison for drugging, kidnapping, and robbing women. He was released in 2000:

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/local/crime/os-former-deputy-accused-rape-20...

McCallister's on-line resume indicates that after his release from prison, he attended the American Polygraph Association's annual seminars in 2004 and 2006, among other polygraph training events.

One wonders what one has to do to get excommunicated from the polygraph community?

Wow, you couldn't make up stories like this if you tried.

George,
 
The man (husband) was being tested for having sex with prostitutes in their garage.  The woman (wife) was being tested for having sexual relations with a fifteen (15) year old male (sexual child abuse).
When I told the woman she could do a gang of time for this type of conduct and DCF could conduct an indepth investigation.  This is the complaint I got, don't figure???
 
P.S.  The wife told me the husband hit her over the head and punched her in the nose
during a previous fight? When will this come out, I guess at trial!!!
 
Sincerely,
 
William L. McCallister
Clinical & Forensic Polygraph Examiner
Florida Polygraph Associates, Inc.
395 E. Central Avenue
Winter Haven, FL 33880

Mr. McCallister, 

I looked at your comments and did not see a denial of the accusations, only comments about your reported victim and her  husband.  You may wish to invoke your 5th amendment right to remain silent, which I would suggest.

Exerts from a news article regarding your past experiences and reputation.  There appears to be a pattern here.  I believe the justice system will make a fair and impartial decision regarding your current situation.    And I’m sure polygraph will not be part of the process in your case.   

Following his 1992 arrest in Orlando, the Statewide Prosecutor's Office charged him with 34 felony counts of kidnapping, robbery, fraudulent use of credit cards and slipping a knock-out drug into his victims' drinks. A plea bargain spared McCallister from a potential life sentence without parole if he had been convicted at trial.
In 1993, McCallister was sentenced to 20 years in prison for drugging up to a dozen women with temazepam,  The state Department of Corrections website shows McCallister was released in 2000.   McCallister had been fired by the Leon County Sheriff in 1979 for sexual comments to teenage girls and the Polk County Sheriff's Office fired him as its polygraph examiner in 1985 after female employees complained about his behavior.

To: Bill Brown

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I am sure you are not guilty of everything.  However your prior Felony conviction and current allegations are similar in nature.  Your statement "There is nothing more deceptive than the Truth." is interesting and a similar statement is mentioned in a book about sociopaths.  Also Shakespeare uses a similar statement.   

I am sure the courts will sort out the truth, and justice will prevail.

To: Bill Brown

Are you calling Shakespeare a sociopath???

William McCallister