Opis: Multi-subject polygraph examination - Ryszard Jaworski

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Introduction

The method

Chapter 1. Basic information on polygraph examination 1.1. Examination techniques

1.1.1. Control question technique

1.1.2. “Guilty knowledge test” technique

1.2. Polygraph and the recording technique

Chapter 2. Slandering innocent people by the murderer

2.1. Prosecutor’s hypothesis

2.1.1. 1st version

2.1.2. 2nd version

2.2. Verifi cation of the 1st version of the murder

2.2.1. Examination of the main suspect (the would-be father)

2.2.2. Examination of the second suspect (the young man’s father)

2.3. Verifi cation of the 2nd version of the murder

2.3.1. Examination of the victim’s father

2.3.2. Examination of the victim’s sister

2.4. Further investigation versions

2.5. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 3. Tragic end of a love affair when the wife was away 3.1. Investigation hypothesis

3.1.1. Examination of a probable witness

3.1.2. Examination of the main suspect

3.2. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 4. Gypsies murdered by Gypsies – breaking a tribal taboo

4.1. The prosecutor’s hypothesis

4.1.1. Examination of the fi rst suspect (Jacek D.)

4.1.2. Examination of the second suspect (Szymon G.)

4.2. Conclusion of the case

4.3. Comments

Chapter 5. Deadly end of a quarrel between poachers

5.1. The subjects and hypotheses

5.2. Examination of the first suspect

5.3. Examination of the second suspect (a probable witness)

5.4. Conclusion of the case and fi nal assessment

Chapter 6. Disbelief in polygraph – or a murderer would have been found sooner

6.1. The prosecutor’s hypothesis concerning the motives and perpetrators

6.1.1. Examination of the missing girl’s mother

6.1.2. Examination of the man – a friend of the missing girl’s mother

6.2. Joint opinion concerning the hypothesis of the subjects’ co-operation in the murder

6.3. Examination of the neighbour of the girl’s parents

6.4. Examination of the missing girl’s father

6.5. Accidental detection of the perpetrator

6.6. Conclusion of the case

6.7. Comments

Chapter 7. Murder when the flat’s owner was absent

7.1. Prosecutor’s hypothesis concerning the perpetrator

7.2. Examination of the first suspect

7.3. Examination of the second suspect – the first suspect’s son

7.4. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 8. Murder of an aggressive alcoholic by his wife or daughter

8.1. The prosecutor’s hypothesis concerning the event

8.2. Polygraph examination of the victim’s daughter

8.3. Examination of the man

8.4. Examination of the decease man’s wife and conclusion of the case

Chapter 9. Sadist sentries

9.1. Hypotheses concerning the event

9.1.1. Suicide

9.1.2. Murder

9.2. Examined subjects

9.3. The tests

9.4. Examination of soldier no. 1

9.5. Examination of soldier no. 2

9.6. Examination of soldier no. 3

9.7. Joint opinion

9.8. Conclusion of the case

9.9. Comments

Chapter 10. Police officers – murderers

10.1. Facts of the case

10.2. Th e prosecutor’s hypothesis concerning the course of events, perpetrator and his accomplices

10.3. Examination of the two police offi cers from the night patrol

10.3.1. Results of examination of the fi rst police offi cer from the night patrol

10.3.2. Results of examination of the second police offi cer from the night patrol

10.4. Examination of offi cers who quarrelled with the victim

10.4.1. Examination of the fi rst police officer A.

10.4.2. Examination of the second police officer B.

10.5. The final opinion concerning the two police officers quarrelling with the victim

10.6. Examination of the suspected officer’s wife

10.7. Examination of the woman – the suspect’s alleged girlfriend

10.8. Polygraph examination of the witnesses

10.8.1. Polygraph examination of the witness

10.9. Final expert opinion

10.10. Conclusion of the case

10.11. Comments

Chapter 11. Mysterious murder of two alcoholics 11.1. Prosecutor’s hypothesis of the event and perpetrators

11.2. Examination of the fi rst suspect (Krzysztof M.)

11.3. Examination of the second suspect (Daniel G.)

11.4. Examination of the probable co-perpetrator (Grzegorz B.)

11.5. Examination of the person who probably ordered the battery (Barbara D.)

11.6. Examination of the probable co-perpetrator (Andrzej B.)

11.7. Examination of the probable perpetrator (Daniel B.)

11.8. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 12. Help of polygraph in explaining a murder from a few years before

12.1. Prosecutor’s hypothesis

12.2. Examination of the flat’s owner

12.3. Examination of the woman, a probable witness of the murder

12.4. Examination of a probable perpetrator or witness (Wiesław K.)

12.5. Examination of a probable perpetrator or witness (Wiesław E.)

12.6. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 13. Son unjustly suspected of murdering his father

13.1. Prosecutor’s hypothesis of the event and the perpetrators

13.2. The first suspect (the victim’s son)

13.3. The second suspect (the victim’s son-in-law)

13.4. The third suspect (the victim’s relative)

13.5. Joint expert opinion

13.6. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 14. Gang warfare in the city streets

14.1. Examination of the main suspect

14.2. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 15. A young woman murdered by her brother

15.1. Prosecutor’s fi rst hypothesis of the event and the perpetrators

15.2. Examination of the fi rst suspect (Zdzisław D.)

15.3. Examination of the second subject (Paweł D.)

15.4. Examination of a probable witness (Bogumiła D.)

15.5. Examination of a probable witness (Barbara S.)

15.6. Prosecutor’s second hypothesis of the perpetrator (Jan W.)

15.7. Revealing the murderer

15.8. Conclusion of the case

15.9. Comments

Chapter 16. Attempt to beguile compensation after killing the wife

16.1. Examination of the victim’s husband

16.2. Examination of the suspect’s girlfriend

16.3. Examination of the witness

16.4. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 17. Confi rmation of a doubtful alibi by the polygraph examination and revealing the subject’s role as a person ordering murder

17.1. Prosecutor’s hypothesis concerning the event and the perpetrators

17.2. Examination of the first suspect

17.3. Examination of the second suspect (the other gang leader)

17.4. Examination of a witness

17.5. Examination of the other witness

17.6. Conclusion of the case

17.7. Comments

Chapter 18. Murderers of the antique dealer or innocent?

18.1. Prosecutor’s hypothesis about the event and the perpetrators

18.2. Examination of the first suspect

18.3. Examination of the other suspect

18.4. Conclusion of the case

Chapter 19. Real confession or a revenge of a betrayed woman?

19.1. Court’s doubts

19.2. First hypothesis

19.3. Examination of the fi rst suspect (Robert K.)

19.4. Examination of the other suspect (Waldemar O. – “Elvis”)

19.5. Polygraph examination of the suspected woman

19.6. Polygraph examination of the witness (Piotr H.)

19.7. Second hypothesis

19.7.1. Examination of the “hearsay” witness – Mariusz K.

19.7.2. Examination of the suspect (Marcin G.)

Chapter 20. Polygraph examination of unjustly sentenced subjects and the actual perpetrator

20.1. Test of Kazimierz P.

20.2. Test of Krzysztof T.

20.3. Test of Łukasz N.

20.4. Test of Waldemar J.

20.5. Comments

Chapter 21. Contradiction between the judicial sentence and the results of polygraph examination

21.1. Prosecutor’s hypothesis

21.2. Polygraph examination and tests

21.3. Examination of the main suspect

21.4. Examination of the woman, a probable witness – Patrycja Sz.

21.5. Examination of the other suspect

21.6. Joint opinion of the subjects

21.7. Conclusion of the case

21.8. Comments

Conclusions

Literature

Szczegóły: Multi-subject polygraph examination - Ryszard Jaworski

Tytuł: Multi-subject polygraph examination
Autor: Ryszard Jaworski
Producent: Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Wrocławskiego
Kod paskowy: 9788322929605
ISBN: 978-83-229-2960-5
Rok produkcji: 2008
Ilość stron: 280
Format: 21x29.7 cm
Oprawa: Miękka

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