Complaint about a California polygraph examiner: He arrived in an unmarked city police car. Tested, said unusual things to Examinee.

Complaint about a California polygraph examiner: He arrived in an unmarked city police car. Tested, said unusual things to Examinee.

(No public identifiers are listed. If you recognize yourself here, and if the complaint is true, perhaps correct the situation in the future. Courtesy of Polygraph Examiners Of America, www.peoa.US)

Recent past complaints: N
Examiner gender: M

All per Examinee:

Employer said to be missing a bag of cash, $50,000+

Employer said All six of you must take go and a polygraph test.

Secretary (one of the six to be tested) is said to have found the Examiner and made the arrangements. Yet this examiner has zero advertising and does not come up in a search for those services.

Examiner arrived at Examiner's office in an unmarked police department car, a new black Dodge Charger with the police lighting (and he is said to be an on-duty upper-supervisor for the large city police department where that office is located).

Told Examinee that he is different than all other polygraph examiners because "I am a licensed polygraph examiner and have to be tested yearly to keep my license" and "Only my tests are allowed in court because I use a special test that is approved by Congress" (both would be untrue if he said them).

Examiner told Examinee several times during the test that "It says it is 99% likely that you are lying".

When test was done, he said "Now I'm 100% sure you are the one who stole the money. Admit it now or I'm notifying the ___ ____ Police Department" (city where Examinee worked). Examinee told him he was wrong and left.

Examinee went home, found a private/neutral examiner for a re-test. Examinee had written down word-for-word almost every question he had been asked by the police examiner. It was found that the C questions were so improper that anybody taking the test would be computer-scored as Failing!

Examinee passed the test administered by the neutral (and far more experienced) Examiner.

Another person tested by the police examiner came back to work horribly upset and unwilling to talk. Likely another "You failed. Confess or I notify the ___ ___ police" threat.