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SPECIALIZED POLYGRAPH TESTS
https://truelies.co.za/polygraph-cape-town/ Complete resolution of any given polygraph requirement will always be our priority and remains our primary focus. The mere issuing of a passed or failed polygraph examination result will often do little to achieve this goal. Our resolution rate, as tracked on a monthly basis since 2009, fluctuates around an 89% average. True Lies Polygraph Examiners are all professionally trained, internationally accredited and conduct all examinations to the international standards set by the American Polygraph Association (APA). The Senior team members are also accredited Criminal Investigators with extensive investigative background both within and outside of the South African Police Service (SAPS). Continued education is a prerequisite of all those attached to the True Lies office and advanced polygraph courses are undertaken on a regular basis. Our Cape Town operating region and contact base is extensive, covering a vast number of fields. Our Investigators have the ability and expertise to conduct forensic assessments on all subjects who are engaged, including those who refuse polygraph testing. Using various conventional interrogative techniques, as well as multiple forms of criminal and background screening, a comprehensive evaluation of such subjects can be achieved. In this way, inconsistencies in evidence, elevated risk and/or serious breaches of trust can be highlighted without any negative precedents being set, or unnecessary cancellation costs being incurred. This capability is not the norm within the industry. The polygraph is an exceptional investigative tool when utilized ethically and as prescribed by the American Polygraph Association, to international standards. Administered correctly by a properly skilled professional, the polygraph can be applied within a multitude of scenarios and environments where any one of the following outcomes is critical: 1. Proactive risk management within any field. 2. The on-going monitoring and/or management of internal risk within a given environment. 3. Reactive risk management in so far as the investigation of any internal risk and/or crime-specific event.