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Myth 1 - The Polygraph is no good because it is not admissible in court, right? Myth 2 - If you are nervous you will fail the polygraph test. Myth 3 - I had a friend take a polygraph test and he failed it even though he was telling the truth. Myth 4 - I thought the examination would only take about 10 minutes.
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Von Jennings - Examiner Von Jennings retired from active federal service in January 1990. He initially started working for the International Institute of Public Service teaching Hostage Negotiations to police officers and the military. In 1993, Von became the director of Argenbright International Institute of Polygraph in Atlanta and remained in that position until he opened his private practice in January 1998. As director of the polygraph school Von was directly responsible for training police officers and state investigators in polygraph science. Not only was he the director he continued to be the primary instructor in the course. Von also conducted polygraph schools in Germany, South Africa, and Mexico. He was instrumental in helping set up the respective polygraph programs in South Africa and Mexico. After he opened his private practice Von continued teaching polygraph science at the Georgia Department of Public Safety, Forsyth, Georgia. Here he continued teaching GBI agents and police officers from the state of Georgia. Before retiring Von was a special agent with the US Army Criminal Investigation Command where he started out as a special agent working criminal cases, advanced to teaching at the CID school and eventually becoming a special agent polygraph examiner. Von graduated from the prestigious DoD Polygraph Institute and began his polygraph career in 1986. He conducted many criminal polygraph examinations until his retirement in 1990. Von has over 30 years experience in the law enforcement and security field and is very familiar with all aspects of the criminal justice system. Mr. Jennings is also a certified clinical polygraph examiner having completed the American Polygraph Association Post Conviction Sex Offender Polygraph Training. He has been conducting sex offender testing for the past 5 years with the State Department of Parole and Probation. Von is an active member of the American Polygraph Association, Georgia Polygraph Association, and South Carolina Association of Polygraph Examiners. He believes in continuing education and attends training seminars every year to stay updated with all the latest developments in the polygraph field. Von’s formal education includes a Bachelors of Science degree in Criminal Justice from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and a Masters of Public Administration from Jacksonville State University. George J. Faz is a retired DEA agent polygraph examiner. He graduated from the Department of Defense Polygraph Institute in 1984 and began his career as a DEA polygraph examiner where he conducted criminal polygraph tests for the agency. George’s native language is Spanish but he is also proficient in Portuguese, French, and Italian. George was one of the primary instructors at the first APA approved Mexican government polygraph school and was instrumental in helping train new examiners. He is a graduate of the University of Georgia and has completed his studies for his Masters Degree pending his thesis. He has traveled extensively throughout Latin America conducting polygraph examinations in the public and private sector. George is an active member of the American Polygraph Association.
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