A candidate goes to a state to apply for a job...
the examiner gives him the poly, and fails him

the candidate moves on to another agency to apply, (in the same state) and that polygrapher asks, "have you ever failed a poly before and if so, what was the question".
They should NOT be allowed to ask that question...

and when a candidate goes back for a 2nd test, they usually fail?  Why, b/c passing a candidate after failing before, well, the examiner would have to justify then, why he/she failed that same candidate, right?  So, he is automatically failed every time, he takes a poly in that area, and did you know, the examiners call each other about that particular candidate?
 
This is so wrong, so wrong....talk about corrupt?
and should be illegal!!!!!!!   

Thanks for being objective, please forgive me, but, it is difficult for me to be objective right now, however, I do know everything you have said here is correct....

Boy Doug, I really wish I could share my story publically, just to show how corrupt and filled with power they are...but it is so bizarre, those that gave the polygraph would know, but they do in fact work together, and in fact, would definately have to justify why the other one failed him, if he passed.  I do know that some take the test for the second time and do pass, but a lot don't. And those that do pass, I'd be willing to bet, have had fair examiners, who are not filled up with themselves.  

do you also know, polys are used to purposely disqualify a candidate  

 



Doug Williams wrote on Aug 6^th, 2013 at 6:20pm:

Excellent post Doug - you nailed it right on.

well, I will and can say this, my friend who failed, was so extremely nervous, even before going into the poly the 2nd time, after they accused him of lying...I totally believe, that the accusation, upset him so much so, that, he will never be able to take a poly again.  He is a nervous person to begin with, and I do know this, when you accuse an honest person of deception, it unravels them to the point of appearing guilty.  I believe it is the worst thing you can do to an honest person, b/c they tend to pride themselves on being honest....and as for me, when someone is speaking to me or I them, I don't look them in the eyes all the time.  It is not b/c I'm lying, but b/c I'm consentrating.  My friend is somewhat the same.  I'm sure after failing that 1st poly, he just fell apart...and couldn't pass them from then on.  

But, fact of the matter is, I know for a fact, that he didn't lie...and he might have appeared nervous b/c he was afraid this machine would fail him and he'd miss a tremendous upgrade in pay, which would have made a huge betterment for his family.  

In other words, his dream job and huge pay increase were rejected, and rejection is a terrible thing, espcially when you know your telling the truth!

Is there anything I can do to help...if there is, please let me know...

Yanno, I know for a fact, I wouldn't be able to take a polygraph, as I pride myself as being an honest person and actually am known to be so honest I step on toes.  My mother was that way?     So, to, is my friend, that failed the poly...my point is, the moment they'd hook me up to any poly, I'd probably fall apart.  I was accused of stealing something once, when I was a kid...I allowed them to search me, and they said, "you appeared so guilty!"  Some people are simply like that, period.   

In reading these stories in this forum, I can tell you, honestly, my heart completely sinks for these people who have failed....and will fail....it is, to me, inhuman, to try and second guess a human being.  We humans are extremely conceited enough to actually think after this so called poly training, that we can actually read when someone is lying?     I mean, think about the credibility of THAT person?   

xenonman wrote on Nov 18^th, 2013 at 10:16pm:



wasn't on my bucket list....?