It's all goodi was just saying that it was on nancy grace tonight and LP said it---it just ended!!!i don't have a link unless she posts links to her guests---which i will look for and see if hse posts them later on tonight!!!
It's all goodi was just saying that it was on nancy grace tonight and LP said it---it just ended!!!i don't have a link unless she posts links to her guests---which i will look for and see if hse posts them later on tonight!!!
It bothers me that there's an assumption of guilt if someone won't take a lie detector test.
It's junk science with results only marginally better than.. chance. Someone highly stressed but telling the truth (say, the grandmother of a child everyone says is dead and her daughter in jail...?) can fail; someone who feels no stress whatsoever at lying (say, the mother who went out for Hot Body contests 2 days after her kid went "missing") can pass.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygraph
It bothers me that there's an assumption of guilt if someone won't take a lie detector test.
It's junk science with results only marginally better than.. chance. Someone highly stressed but telling the truth (say, the grandmother of a child everyone says is dead and her daughter in jail...?) can fail; someone who feels no stress whatsoever at lying (say, the mother who went out for Hot Body contests 2 days after her kid went "missing") can pass.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygraph
It bothers me that there's an assumption of guilt if someone won't take a lie detector test.
It's junk science with results only marginally better than.. chance. Someone highly stressed but telling the truth (say, the grandmother of a child everyone says is dead and her daughter in jail...?) can fail; someone who feels no stress whatsoever at lying (say, the mother who went out for Hot Body contests 2 days after her kid went "missing") can pass.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygraph
I am not a lie detector fan at all. We learned how to administer them in college in the Physio Psych class and I was the subject. I failed miserably. The problem is I was being truthful.
I would never recommend that anyone take one.
It bothers me that there's an assumption of guilt if someone won't take a lie detector test.
It's junk science with results only marginally better than.. chance. Someone highly stressed but telling the truth (say, the grandmother of a child everyone says is dead and her daughter in jail...?) can fail; someone who feels no stress whatsoever at lying (say, the mother who went out for Hot Body contests 2 days after her kid went "missing") can pass.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygraph
It's just my opininion, but I don't see how anyone in the family is completely cleared of anything. They were all living at the home and Caylee was last there. Casey has lied, but the others have changed statements around and are very oppositional and defiant. Very defensive and angry towards LE and everyone.
I am not a lie detector fan at all. We learned how to administer them in college in the Physio Psych class and I was the subject. I failed miserably. The problem is I was being truthful.
I would never recommend that anyone take one.
I agree. Things don't add up with all the defensive behavior with all the players. They seem to be more into defense mode and less into "grieving mode". IMHO