posted 07-01-2012 10:41 PM         

Delmer and I were classmates at the Backster School when we both took the basic examiner's course back in 2004. During that time, I came to know Delmer as a dedicated and inquisitive student, a tireless study group facilitator, and a talented polygraph examiner. It was clear to everyone in our class -- which numbered about 30 students -- that Delmer was a natural.

I hasten to add that Delmer is very much a progressive when it comes to polygraph. He embraced the scientific model early on and is committed to bringing polygraph to a higher level. Delmer has continually expanded his polygraph horizons, not just via his own professional growth, but through rapid advancement in his regional polygraph association.

The APA would be well served by Delmer Gross in the office of VP, Law Enforcement. Please join me in supporting Delmer in the upcoming election.

Meanwhile, take a minute to learn more about Delmer on the APA website. Here's the link to Delmer's statement on the APA elections page: http://www.polygraph.org/delmer-gross

Thank you for your time and consideration.

Dan Mangan