dc585 wrote on Jan 25^th, 2017 at 5:33pm:


dc585  -  I have an opinion on your situation.  You should have never taken the polygraph in the first place.  It's a joke and it doesn't work.  You should spend some time with your girlfriend going through this site and countless other articles, testimonials, and exposes' proving that the polygraph flat out doesn't work.  You might want to research the American Medical Association and National Academy of Science findings that conclude that the polygraph doesn't work.

The biggest reason that the polygraph industry thrives reflects the major flaw in free market capitalism and what can go wrong when corrupt politicians and officials run amok.  

If you study US Government and politics you will learn that  our country is run by Iron Triangles.  Iron Triangles consist of solid relationships between private interest groups/lobbies, the bureaucracy, and Congress.  These relationships are mutually supporting and are as solid as iron. In the case of the polygraph, the private interest group/lobby consists of polygraph manufacturers, private sector polygraph examiners and other related organizations which make lots of money through this polygraph fraud.  

The bureaucracy involved in the polygraph scam involves the legions of Federal polygraph examiners and security officials who are incompetent investigators who have found a nice little niche where they can falsely accuse people without repercussion and be rewarded as if they have solved a case.  Not only can they make a living ruining the lives of innocent people, but they can retire and jump into the private sector to reap profit by messing with people like you.  If they don't ruin innocent lives and reputations here and there, they are out of business.  

Lastly, inept politicians who proclaim to be law and order yet don't have the foggiest clue how to achieve law and order are more than happy to have their palms greased by the polygraph industry while lying to their constituents that they ensure peace and tranquility by supporting the polygraph.  America's biggest problem is that their constituents are ignorant of the polygraph fraud and remain ignorant by naively believing that elements of our government and industry couldn't be that bad.  The number of victims of the polygraph don't make enough people for our media to care and this fraud perpetuates and rewards the con artists who profit by it on a daily basis.  

In summary, the entire polygraph industry represents an enormous sanctified fraud that succeeds and feeds on the ignorance of the American people.  We are the only country on earth that uses polygraph results as a complete panacea of truth.  

If you dig into the facts and share with your girlfriend and she still won't budge on her belief in the polygraph, time to find another girlfriend.  Why would you want to spend the rest of your life with a complete moron ?

dc585 wrote on Jan 26^th, 2017 at 7:01pm:

  Sorry to hear that.  Have her go to the Anti-Polygraph.org website homepage and look at the most recent article.  There is an attached video of the retired Marine Officer who was the pilot of Marine 1, the President's helicopter.  He failed a polygraph to get into the Border Patrol and they also accused him of being unfaithful.  Luckily, his wife had some brains and stood by him.  Most people in the intelligence and law enforcement community know the polygraph is a joke.  I am retired from this community and learned it first hand over a thirty year career.   

Like I said earlier, don't worry about being dumped by your girlfriend, dump her first  -   she's just plain stupid.  To rely on google searches and the word of the accused criminal is just plain dumb.  If she reads this post  -  Lady, you are a moron !

dc585 wrote on Jan 27^th, 2017 at 3:13pm:


Sorry to hear, but you're better off with someone else.  If you get a last word in, you might ask your girlfriend how she would explain a friend of mine who flunked a polygraph with a federal law enforcement agency but then passed one a year later with a different agency.  Both polygraph exams were life-style polygraphs and both asked the same questions.  Shoots her theory to hell.   

Just spread the word to everyone you know about what a complete fraud this polygraph business is.

dc585 wrote on Jan 25^th, 2017 at 5:33pm:


Much like oil and water, sexual relationships and polygraphy simply do not mix!   

Joe McCarthy wrote on Feb 1^st, 2017 at 3:03am:


I'm thinking that one reason for this, in addition to the mythology about the "amazing" infallibility of the polygraph so deeply instilled in our popular culture, is the sad fact that the male partner may be afraid (not without reason) of the financial consequences of a divorce.
Hence, the man will resort to anything to "prove" his renewed  fidelity.

Originally this test was prompted by some article that talked about how a couple survived infidelity. Then it went on to state the Husband took a polygraph test. So, I was asked if I would be willing to take one at that point. My answer was yes, of course. At the time it seemed like a great idea actually as I finally felt like I would be cleared of my charges. I was naïve to the whole process and did absolutely no investigation into it.

pailryder wrote on Feb 1^st, 2017 at 1:53pm:

I appreciate you sharing your experience. I'm curious to know if, contrariwise (I love that word), you have seen an infidelity polygraph open up a Pandora's box which may have otherwise remained closed.