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Posted by stefano
 - Jul 14, 2012, 06:00 PM
QuoteWhen I FOIA'd mine, the polygraph charts and info was edited out.
If you had a court case, your attorney could subpeona the charts, then you could hire someone like myself to impeach the polygrapher on the witness stand. However, although going against the ivory towers would most likely result in a moral victory, it could also tarnish your chances of getting hired in such a capacity. Only you can decide if this is the hill you want to die on. Even the U.S. Attorney advocates coverup and his boss stands behind it; no wonder their minions parrot the same malfeasance.
Posted by stefano
 - Jul 11, 2012, 10:17 PM
QuoteAny applicants ever seen their poly charts?If not, I wonder with the big secret is.
They don't want people like me giving them due scrutiny.
Posted by Genie
 - Jul 11, 2012, 08:39 PM
Has anyone here ever actually seen their polygraph charts.  When I FOIA'd mine, the polygraph charts and info was edited out.  And during the polygraph you don't see the screen on the computer that the polygrapher is looking at, even though I specifically asked to see it.  For all I know, the polygraph could be playing solitaire!  Any applicants ever seen their poly charts?  If not, I wonder with the big secret is.