Lawyers Release Ford’s Polygraph Results

Lawyers just released the results of Christine Blasey Ford’s polygraph test. She took it on August 7th, and it was administered by former FBI special agent Jeremiah Hanafin.

According to Hanafin, Ford’s polygraph results were “Not Indicative of Deception.” Hanafin conducted three separate analyses of her polygraph results, all of which indicated an extremely low probability of deception. In addition to the polygraph examination, Hanafin had Ford write out a written statement of the events in question, which can be seen above as well.

NEW: Dr. Ford's lawyers have just released her polygraph report. pic.twitter.com/YJFXNY3W8h

— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) September 26, 2018

But wait:

Ah, that's why they didn't want to release it. There are two general questions, and the written statement contains a host of corrections (made when?). https://t.co/RS5y02BsKL

— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) September 26, 2018

Wait, so she was asked only 2 questions total? Don’t they usually ask you some easy questions like name, address, married, kids, etc to establish a baseline? Did I just not read this right?

— sam henry (@gubanok) September 26, 2018

"Blazey was then interviewed in an effort to formulate the relevant questions"

Was she then asked these anticipated questions?

What is the science regarding the accuracy of memories?

— Steve Casey (@mrcaseyman) September 26, 2018

what are the two general questions? And what are the contradictions?

— Nancy Conner (@NancyConner42) September 26, 2018

So a hand written letter with corrections scribbled in is the new standard for media elites and elected officials to label a man a sexual predator?

— Chris Donohue (@CDono_THEosu90) September 26, 2018

Basically.